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(KAIR)--Kansas joins states across the nation in planning to reopen in lite of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly will deliver an address Thursday evening regarding her administration’s official reopening plan.
According to a news release from Kelly’s office, the address is planned for 6:30 and will be broadcast from a local film studio.
Due to the scheduling of the Governor’s conference, a special meeting of the Atchison County Commission will not happen as originally scheduled.
It was to take place at 6:00 Thursday evening, but Atchison County Clerk Michelle Phillips told MSC News a new time and date for the meeting will be determined.
The focus of the Commission, when they meet, will be the adoption of a reopening plan for Atchison County on a whole.
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