Angel Food order deadline Friday
First Baptist Church of Holcomb offers Angel Food orders with a $30 box including meatloaf ribs lasagna and more. Orders due by 7 p.m. Friday via mail phone or online. food distributed Saturday April 19 from 2 30 to 3 30 p m.
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Angel Food Ministries
First Baptist Church of
California
Fbcholcomb.com
Apron Fashion Show at Stauth Memorial Museum
The Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma invites the public to an Apron Fashion Show at 2 30 p m Sunday at 111 N Aztec. Attendees may bring or share apron stories and model items while children enjoy activities and door prizes. Admission is free with donations appreciated.
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Stauth Memorial Museum
Montezuma
Aztec
Four Kansas lawmakers to speak on Smoky Hills TV
Four members of the Kansas House and Senate will discuss the Legislature's week on Smoky Hills Public Television's The Kansas Legislature 2008. The program at 8:30 p.m. features Eber Phelps Dan Johnson Pete Brungardt and Ralph Ostmeyer with Brett Zollinger moderating. Call-ins open at 800 337 4788.
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Kansas House of Representatives
Senate
Smoky Hills
Smoky Hills Public TV
Kansas
Eber Phelps
Hays
Dan Johnson
Pete Brungardt
Salina
Ralph Ostmeyer
Grinnell
Brett Zollinger
Docking Institute of Public Affairs
Institute
University Center For Survey Research
Fort Hays State University
Repairs planned for Wichita County junior high gym wall
USD 467 faces structural risk as a one inch masonry wall at Wichita County Junior High Gym shows failure. Engineering consultant Stephen Andrews says wall may not meet design loads and poses life safety concerns. District seeks repair cost estimates while students use Wichita County High School gym.
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Scoti Usd 467
Wichita County Junior High School
Wichita
R.B. Stewart
Lee Tarrant
Stephen Andrews
Andrews
Tarrant
Board of Education
Wichita County High School
Kansas State University
Kent Stewart
Stewart
Garden City teen case delayed in beating case
Garden City 16 year old Anthony Hernandez faced attempted second degree murder and conspiracy to commit aggravated battery charges after a December beating of 18 year old Adam Rosas at a trailer park off US 50. Next hearing set for April 22 with possible adult certification if no plea.
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Garden City
Anthony Hernandez
Adam Rosas
U.S. Highway 50
Rosas
Wichita
Hernandez
Lora Ingels
Finney County
Food distribution Tuesday in Finney County
USDA commodities will be handed out Tuesday at the Senior Center of Finney County 907 N 10th St from 10 a.m. to noon and at the Salvation Army 216 N Ninth St from 1 to 3 30 p.m. Rice cereal beef stew peaches peas and pears will be distributed bring a box Residents must show Finney County residency and income proof for each household member Income guidelines apply For more information call Barbara Jensen at 272 3620.
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USDA
Finney County
10Th St
Salvation Army
Ninth St
Barbara Jensen
Town hall tackles underage drinking in Finney County
A bilingual town hall in Finney County gathered six local experts to educate about underage drinking, its effects, and resources. Officials cited juvenile center data, social host liability, and a Prevention program with a 90 percent success rate, while noting an $11 million state grant funding community efforts through 2011.
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Kennis
Juvenile Detention Center
Finney County
Lara Blake-Bors
Blake-Bors
Kansas
Blake
Bors
Robert Gonzales
Youth Services
Gonzales
Kansas Communities That Care
Garden City
John Calbeck
Southwest Kansas
Calbeck
Judge denies Tiller motion over publicity
In Wichita AP report, Judge Paul Buchanan refused to instruct grand jurors to avoid publicity by Operation Rescue during the George Tiller abortion case. Defense argued for guidance, but the judge ruled Tiller lacked standing and noted it is often better not to highlight such campaigns.
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Tiller
Wichita
George Tiller
Lee Thompson
Paul Buchanan
Buchanan
Thompson
Senior tax relief advances in Kansas House vote
The Kansas House approved a property tax deferral plan for seniors 65 and older by a 93 to 32 vote. The bill would let eligible homeowners delay up to 2500 dollars yearly plus interest on residential taxes, with liens and conditions tied to income, tenure, and home ownership, moving to the Senate for consideration.
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Topeka
Hns
Tom Holland
Baldwin City
Anthony Brown
Endora
Holland
Ottawa
Franklin County
Senate
Bill Otto
R-Leroy
Otto
Virgil Peck
R-Tyro
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