House member to give up seat to run nonprofit
Topeka ? A House member from northeast Kansas will give up his seat to lead a new, nonprofit organization in Wichita.
Rep. Ed O’Malley, R-Overland Park, was elected in November to a second House term but said he could not pass up the opportunity to become president and chief executive officer of the Kansas Leadership Center.
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