Kansas Department of Revenue

Kansas state records show that Berry dissolved ESU Pursuits on June 23rd, nearly three years after he registered it on October 5th, 2023.

Under reasons for dissolving the company, Berry wrote, "Health." A recently filed tax warrant by the Kansas Department of Revenue on September 29th against ESU Pursuits shows that Berry owes $932 in unpaid consumer compensating use taxes to the state.

Jackson told Mineral County commissioners on September 24th that she is still reviewing the records from the county sheriff that she received on September 14th.

A thumb drive of the requested documents was turned in more than a month after she asked for them on July 28th.

I passed the Historic Kansas Act, which in- uh, incentivizes investment in historic downtowns, like down here on Points.

And, uh, the KDOR didn't wanna do it, so they buried it in the back of the website where nobody could find it.

I wanna drag all that stuff out.

I wanna still, you know, just be using these things to the maximum, because we need to be attracting business if Kansas is gonna grow.