Wheeler and Pinegar named to GCHS Hall of Fame
Garden City High School will induct John B Wheeler Jr and John Pinegar into its Hall of Fame in a 7:30 pm ceremony on May 13 at the GCHS commons, 2720 Buffalo Way Blvd. Wheeler, a 1985 GCHS graduate and former Finney County attorney, is a Kansas House candidate. Pinegar, a 1978 GCHS alum, has held state legal and governmental roles and leads Pinegar Smith & Associates. Reservations for dinner are required.
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Garden City High School Hall of Fame
John B Wheeler, Jr
John Pinegar
Wheeler
Finney County
Kansas
GCHS
Bwfalo Way
Fort Hays State University
Washburn University
Garden City
Pinegar
CCHS
State of Kansas
Kansas Attorney General
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Theresa Meng
Garden City Public Schools
Ganden City
ISD 457 Plans Fee Screening Clinic for City Children
USD 457 plans a fee screening for Gannen City children ages 3 to 5 Friday at the Garfield Early Childhood Center 121 W Walnut. The session lasts about 90 minutes with professionals testing bearing vision motor and cognitive skills. Call 805-7500 to book. If you cannot attend contact the center.
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ISD
Gannen City
Garfeld Early Childhood Center
W. Walnut
Garfield
Early Childhood Center
Murder suspect hearing moved to June in Garden City case
Finney County District Court postponed a status hearing for Jeffrey Rigdon, charged with first degree murder in the April 2015 East Garden Village Mobile Home Park killing. The hearing was rescheduled to 1 pm June 24, with co-defendants and related charges noted.
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Jeffery Rigdon
Finney County
Garden City
East Garden Village
Finney County District Court
Dist Ict
Robert Frederick
Senise
Doug Spencer
Willian Votypka
Jeffrey Rigdon
Frederick
Rigdon
E. Evans Sr
Michael Eugene
George
Lobbyist hospitality spending nears 300000 in Kansas
Two months into the 2016 Kansas legislature lobbyists spent over 280000 on meals drinks and event hospitality for lawmakers and staff with unitemized totals. Senate Leader Henry Bruce topped itemized receipts at 598 February while Rep Hawkins leads for the session with 1174. Kansas Bankers Association remains the top spenders at 815163.
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INS
Kansas
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
Dan Hawkins
F-Wichita
Senate
Henry Bruce
Hutchinson
Jobbyisté
Commission
Hawkins
House Health
Human Services
Lawamakers
Willie Dove
R-Boamer Springs
Jiminy Christmas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Kansas Bankers Association
Supreme Court rules SORNA cannot prosecute off ender for moving abroad
The U S Supreme Court on Monday ruled a Kansas sex offender could not be prosecuted under the federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act for moving to the Philippines without notifying authorities. Justices said SORNA did not require updating registration when residing outside the United States, though Nichols remained subject to state law for failure to update in Kansas. The decision preserves the national registry framework while addressing travel abroad notices and future federal changes.
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Kansas
Lester Ray Nichols
Lewvenworth
Nichols
Missouri
Phillipines
Supreme Court
Tme
Sorna
Sammel Alito
SORA
Nic Wichita
Johnson City Placed Under Boil Water Advisory
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment issued a boil water advisory for Johnson City after a water line break near Knott and Weaver streets caused loss of pressure and possible contamination. Water was restored by 7 p.m. Sunday, with air testing ongoing and residents urged to boil drinking water for one minute or use bottled water, dispose of ice, and disinfect surfaces.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Johnson City
EDHE
Alan Schweitzer
Knott
Weaver
Schweitzer
KDHE
Pl ‘Cneer Communications
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