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Briefly: Supercharged in Hays, Fizzy in Amarillo

High Plains Public Radio
Published June 25, 2014 at 12:00 AM CDT
Hays Area Chamber of Commerce

Potter County OKs tax break for Coca-Cola, paves the way for ballpark
Potter County is the final jurisdiction to pass a tax abatement for Coke to move from downtown Amarillo to the CenterPort Business Park to make way for a future hotel/ballpark development. Read more from The Amarillo Globe-News.First electric car 'supercharger' in Kansas opens outside Hays restaurant
If you're listening to HPPR while you're driving your Tesla down I-70, you should know you can now stop at the Applebee's in Hays to get a quick battery recharge. With six charging stalls, it's the first station of its kind in Kansas. Tesla plans to open four of these charging stations along I-70 in Kansas by year's end. More from The Garden City Telegram.
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