BONNER SPRINGS, Kan. — The National Agriculture Center & Hall of Fame has closed to the general public for 2014, although the facility will be open for special events.
The doors to the facility will be closed "temporarily as it manages through some short-term thinking on its long-term plans," according to a statement from the agricultural center.
Jody Albers, president of the board of directors, said, "Our balance sheet is strong and our board of directors and partners are committed to a bright future. Event and daily attendance have grown substantially over the last several years. Our previous staff. . .
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