Ceramic artist Amanda Salov to lead two day workshop at GCCC
Amanda Salov a university of arkansas ceramic artist will lead a free two day workshop at Garden City Community College May 7 8 in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building art studio. Brian McCallum organizes the event with a slide lecture demonstrations and a reception. Salov gallery installation artist for DDP Gallery Fayetteville has exhibited nationally at Clay Studio Philadelphia Baltimore Clayworks and NCECA events.
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International Sculpture Center
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Charlie Olson
University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
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David East
GCCC establishes Amy Arteaga Memorial Scholarship
The Garden City Community College Endowment Association and Amy Arteaga’s family create a memorial scholarship to aid GCCC students. The fund activates at a $3,000 minimum, with annual awards funded by interest, and a future focus on Hispanic students with dependents and high GPAs.
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Gccc Endowment Association
Lone Democrat Jilka campaigns in 1st District race
Salina Democrat Alan Jilka, the lone candidate in the 1st District, spoke in Hutchinson during a campaign swing. He said some tea party candidates push rapid changes, while acknowledging concerns over spending and the budget deficit. He would have supported health care reform, citing CBO deficit-cut projections and Bob Dole's advocacy. Jilka, former Salina mayor, emphasized oil import challenges, biofuels potential, Medicare viability, and rural economic development.
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Kansas Young Professionals Summit Hopes for Growth
Governor Mark Parkinson addressed Kansas YPs saying the state leads in wheat and agriculture, boasts strong education and highways, and will rebound from the recession. The inaugural summit drew 200 plus from 35 communities with plans for next year and ideas on education, business startups, and keeping talent in Kansas.
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Reno County
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Kansas Governor signs shield law protecting journalists
Gov. Mark Parkinson signed a shield law in Kansas granting journalists limited protection for confidential sources and unpublished material. The measure, backed by the Kansas Press Association, allows compelled disclosure only if judges determine a compelling interest and feasible alternatives. The law takes effect July 1 and aims to curb broad subpoenas while safeguarding First Amendment rights.
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Holcomb USD 363 names elementary principal amid hires
Holcomb USD 363 board selected Michael Estes as the new elementary principal at a special meeting on Thursday night. Estes, a fifth grade math teacher from Halstead Middle School, will succeed Phil Keidel and begins Aug. 1 with a master’s in progress. He previously coached at Halstead and interns in administration, moving to the area with his wife Jessica and three children.
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