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Usha Haley, a professor at the Barton School of Business at Wichita State University, said most of it is imported. “The United States just does not produce enough steel.

Supervisors are also looking at costly repairs to the sewer system at the old Mount Barton School, part of which is used by Multi-County Community Service Agency as a shelter for the homeless.

The hospitality major in the Barton School of Business program at Wichita State University aims to teach more than the hotel and restaurant retailing side of the profession.

Much of the steel and aluminum in homes comes from China, says Usha Haley, professor of international business and management at the Wichita State University Barton School of Business in Kansas.

Luke Hoy, a senior at Valley Center High School, has been awarded the 2025 Clay Barton Scholarship, a $50,000 award from Wichita State University’s W. Frank Barton School of Business.