Roundup Free Music Program Tonight at Garden Valley
A free musical program titled The Classic Three directed by Gary Fuller will be presented at 7 p.m. at Garden Valley Retirement Village located at 1505 E Spruce St. Fuller will play piano with Burl Loving and Max Moomaw providing guitar and vocals. The public is invited at no charge.
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Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
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Burl Loving
Max Moomaw
Dighton
Doctors on Call explores pet health on Smoky Hills TV
The program features Dr. Steve Mosier of Hays Veterinary Clinic and Dr. Matt Nichols of Town and Country Veterinary in Russell answering live viewer questions about pet health. The half hour show airs at 7 p.m. tonight with a 3 30 p.m. Sunday encore. Smoky Hills Public Television serves 71 counties in central and western Kansas.
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Smoky Hills Public Television
Steve Mosier
Hays
Matt Nichols
Town and Country Veterinary
Russell
Central
Kansas
Smokyhillstv. Org
Class enrollment date near at GCCC
Garden City Community College announces public enrollment begins April 26 for fall semester courses. Most classes start August 18 on campus and in Outreach locations at Deerfield Dighton Healy Scon Scott City Tribune Lakin and Syracuse. Summer sessions begin June 14 with some courses starting May 24.
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Feil to speak on matching ability to job demands at WKHRMA
April 21 meeting of the Western Kansas Human Resource Managers Association features Human Resources Ann Feil RHIA of Occupational Performance Corporation presenting Matching Physical Ability to the Physical Demands of the Job and Creating a Cost Efficient Workforce. The event runs 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m in the Endowment Room at Garden City Community College Beth Tedrow Student Center with a 10 lunch-inclusive fee. first time attendees not currently SHRM or WKHRMA members may have the fee waived. Contact Cathy McKinley for details.
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RHIA
Occupational Performance Corporation
Western Kansas Human Resource Managers Association
Feil
Garden City Community College
Beth Tedrow
SHRM
Wkhrma
Cathy McKinley
Cathy
mcKinley
OPC
University of Kansas Medical Center
Tea party pulls Tim Huelskamp from district debate
State Senator Tim Huelskamp was double booked for April 15, choosing a Hutchinson tea party event over a 1st District congressional candidates debate in Salina. Rob Wasinger and others planned to attend both, with Wasinger expected at the Hutchinson event and debate organizers confirming seven candidates would participate before Huelskamp withdrew.
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Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Goodland
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Huelskamp
David Ray
Saline County
Bicentennial Center
Salina
Jinny Walz
Rob Wasinger
Cottonwood Falls
Walz
Wasinger
Tea Party
Michelle Martin
Martin
Marek Cobb
M Huelskamp
Cobb
Sen
Jim Barnett
Sue Boldra
Tracey Mann
Monte Shadwick
Mann
Audrey Mann
Boldra
Carl Boldra
Reno County
Karen Mendenhall
Holcomb USD 363 to interview three principal candidates
USD 363 Holcomb Board of Education will meet with three finalist candidates for principal. Demitry Evancho says selection may not occur this week after reviewing applications. Five of 23 candidates were interviewed, with three advancing to final round.
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Holcomb Board of Education
Demitry Evancho
USD 863
Evancho
Phil Keidel
Wiley Elementary School
Kansas board weighs Sabetha Axtell school merger bid
The State Board of Education will consider a proposed merger of Sabetha and Axtell districts at its Topeka meeting Wednesday. If approved, voters in both districts will decide May 25 on the consolidation to take effect July 1 with Sabetha as the base.
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State Board of Education
Northeast Kansas
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Axtell
Father battles funeral protests reaching Supreme Court
Albert Snyder, grieving father from York, battles Westboro Baptist Church over pickets at his Marine son's Iraq funeral. The case, involving 70 to 80 members led by Fred Phelps, asks whether protests at funerals violate privacy and inflict emotional distress or are protected First Amendment speech. The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the fall.
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Philadelphia
Shirley Phelps-Roper
Jerry Falwell
West Virginia
Matthew Shepard
University of Wyoming
Sean E. Summers
Craig T. Trebilcock
Baltimore
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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