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*WEEK OF JANUARY 26, 2026*


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Governor Kelly Celebrates Kansas Day at the Statehouse

Kansas Day

“As I reflect on Kansas’ history, I’m proud of our 165 years of progress and the Kansans who have shaped our state. It was great to join the Kansas Historical Society to celebrate our great state of Kansas.”

*Press:*

* *Kansas Day celebrated at Statehouse [ [link removed] ]*
"*WIBW*"
* *Kansas gov. delivers speech on state’s 165th birthday [ [link removed] ]*
"*KSNT*"



Governor Kelly Joins Local Government Day

Local Government Day

“This week, I joined the League of Kansas Municipalities and the Kansas Association of Counties to celebrate Local Government Day. As I reflect on Kansas' progress since 2019, I know that our achievements would not be what they are without the partnership of our local leaders.”



Governor Kelly Joins Kansas Water Authority Meeting

Water Authority Meeting

“The Kansas Water Authority plays a vital role in shaping the future of our state. This week, I joined the authority to discuss where we are and where we need to go to ensure a clean, secure, and reliable water supply for future generations of Kansans.”

*Press:*

* [ [link removed] ]*Gov. Kelly and Kansas Water Authority discuss future water plans [ [link removed] ]*
"*WIBW*"



Governor Kelly Joins Kansas Recreation and Park Association Annual Conference
KRPA

“This week, I joined members of the Kansas Recreation and Parks Association for their annual conference. Serving as the Executive Director of KRPA for 18 years, I know that when we support our parks, we support our economy, foster strong communities, and Kansas thrives.”



Governor Kelly Welcomes new U.S. Citizens at Naturalization Ceremony

Naturalization Ceremony

“This week, we welcomed 35 new Americans as they took the Oath of Allegiance and officially became citizens of the United States—and Kansans. Today’s Naturalization ceremony serves as a powerful reminder that our nation is strengthened by those who choose to call it home.”






ICYMI

* *Governor focusing on water policy, rural healthcare as legislative session continues [ [link removed] ]*
"*KVOE*"
* *Blueprint for Literacy director seeks comprehensive plan to polish Kansas’ reading skills [ [link removed] ]*
"*Kansas Reflector*"
* *Gov. Kelly announces over $1.4M to support survivors of domestic violence, families [ [link removed] ]*
"*Johnson County Post*"











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