Despite a record year for capital investment in 2020, Kansas Lt. Gov. and Commerce Secretary David Toland said he is "not satisfied" and thinks the state has significantly more potential to realize from an economic development standpoint.Toland: Economic growth in Kansas means swinging for fences, asking hard questions
Despite a record year for capital investment in 2020, Kansas Lt. Gov. and Commerce Secretary David Toland said he is "not satisfied" and thinks the state has significantly more potential to realize from an economic development standpoint.