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    You are at:Home»Local News»Gov. Laura Kelly attends ribbon-cutting for new Manhattan beverage-packing company

    Gov. Laura Kelly attends ribbon-cutting for new Manhattan beverage-packing company

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    By KMAN Staff on June 29, 2021 Local News, Manhattan
    Gov. Laura Kelly and Bev-Hub founder Dan McDonald participate in Tuesday's ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Gov. Laura Kelly and Bev-Hub founder Dan McDonald participate in Tuesday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Gov. Laura Kelly and Bev-Hub founder Dan McDonald participate in Tuesday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Gov. Laura Kelly speaks to members of the public prior to Tuesday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub founder Dan McDonald speaks to members of the public prior to Tuesday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Jason Smith speaks to members of the public prior to Tuesday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub founder Dan McDonald gives Gov. Laura Kelly a tour of the facility. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub sign located in front of the Bev-Hub building. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub building front entrance. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub building side. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub interior. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub interior. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub interior. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub interior. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Bev-Hub interior. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)
    Gov. Laura Kelly was in attendance Tuesday at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new Manhattan beverage shipping company.
    Bev-Hub, a Wichita-based beverage canning, labeling and shipping company, has officially opened its doors and is now the home of 37 new jobs.
    Kelly says the new facility is a great example of economic development in Kansas.
          Kelly

    Mayor Wynn Butler says the company’s potential for growth and creation of new jobs will benefit Manhattan.

          Wynn
    According to Bev-Hub founder Dan McDonald, it made sense for Manhattan to be the home of his company’s next location.
    He says city’s location in the middle of the United States and proximity to Kansas State University have directly benefited his business.
          McDonald
    Even though Bev-Hub just recently opened, McDonald is already talking about potentially expanding the Manhattan facility at some point in the future.
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