Woman injured in rollover crash near Ingalls Kansas
Caroline G. Harms a 47 year old woman from Jetmore was driving a 1996 Ford utility vehicle east on Gray County Road north of Ingalls when she hit a sand ridge and over corrected causing the vehicle to roll 2 1/2 times. She was taken to St. Catherine Hospital then transferred to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita in fair condition.
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Jetmore
Kansas Highway Patrol
Caroline G. Harms
Gray County Road
Ingalls
Harms
St. Catherine Hospital
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Health Department Holds Open House Thursday
The Finney County Health Department invites the public to an open house from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday at its office located at 919 Zerr Road to showcase services and resources.
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Health Department
Finney County
Fish Fry at Knights Hall Sponsored by St Mary School
St Mary School sponsors a Friday fish fry from 5 to 8 pm at Knights of Columbus Hall 205 N Eight St. Adults pay 5.50 while children 10 and under pay 3.50. Menu includes fish fillets wedges coleslaw bread ice cream coffee and tea with a cash bar. Proceeds benefit the sixth grade materials fund.
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St. Mary School
Knights of Columbus
A Cappella Choir to Sing Thursday at Garden City Church
The Southwestern College A Cappella Choir performs a free concert Thursday at Garden City First United Methodist Church starting at 7 30 p m. The event showcases college vocal talent in a community venue, with no admission charge.
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Southwestern College
Garden City First United Methodist Church
Library computer classes start Saturday
Finney County Public Library offers free computer skills classes starting Saturday with Basic Computer from 10 30 a m to noon covering opening programs and using the mouse The next Basic Internet class runs 10 30 a m to noon April 26 covering using basic Internet sites and search engines Additional May sessions and later offerings will be scheduled as space allows.
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Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Lee Richardson Zoo to present at Stauth Museum
The Lee Richardson Zoo will present a 45 minute live animals program at 2 30 p m Saturday at the Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma as part of Anteaters Fast Food Specialists and Diversity Endangered exhibits from the Smithsonian Institute. Visitors should arrive early and children must be accompanied by an adult. jections remain open May 18.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Stauth Memorial Museum
Montezuma
Smithsonian Institute
South America
Smithsonian
South Gray
Birth Amid Loss Shapes Arnolds Hopeful Season
Johnson City family welcomes Tess Arnold, three weeks old, while father Steve heals after burns from October's crash that cost son Tony and daughter Tracy. Kathleen recalls Tracy's wish for a baby sister as they balance grief with spring plans and farming duties.
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Johnson City
Tess Arnold
Steve Arnold
Stanton County
Tony Arnold
Tracy Arnold
Tess
Kathleen Arnold
Arnold
Tony
Tracy
Travis
Andy
Arnolds
Kathleen
Stanton County High School
Bill
Drought is mostly over in Kansas but drought lingers
Kansas drought is largely over per the Palmer Drought Severity Index with only the Missouri Basin in the far northeast remaining severe. State climatologist Mary Knapp notes a large border-area risk of dry conditions though rains and snow have lifted statewide precipitation to 95 percent of normal. Subsoil moisture remains stubbornly low, offering little reserve for a prolonged dry spell.
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Wichita
Kansas
Missouri
Mary Knapp
Drought Monitor
Knapp
Lane County
Quinter
Roger Beesley
Statistics Service
Kansas Water Office
Kansas- Lower
Republican
Solomon River
Rural hospitals seek equal Medicare payments nationwide
Rep. Moran and Rep. Pomeroy urge a permanent fix to Medicare payment disparities between rural and urban hospitals. They propose legislation to equalize funds, reduce regional wage effects, aid small facilities, expand aid to rural hospitals serving many uninsured, and offer loans for capital needs. Cost is pegged at 17 to 19 billion dollars over a decade.
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Washington
Congress
Medicare
America
Jerry Moran
R-Kan
Moran
Earl Pomeroy
D-N.d
House
Senate
Longtime Gray County undersheriff fired from post
Dave Foskuhl, 49, a 22 year veteran of the Gray County Sheriff's Office, was dismissed by Sheriff Bill Kramer on April 1. Foskuhl said he plans a short vacation and then to pursue a different path, while Kramer reviews applications to fill the undersheriff role by month’s end.
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Cimarron
Gray County
Dave Foskuhl
Department
Bill Kramer
Foskuhl
Gray County Sheriff’s Office
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