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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2002
Page
1
Picture This shows a boat causing ripples at Scott State Park as SADD presents a mock crash scene to highlight dangers of drunk driving. The event uses imagery to engage attendees and convey road safety messages.
Mark Krehbiel, a Lane County retiree turned Farm Bureau Financial Services employee in Garden City, left farming after years of debt and hard physical work. At 51, he sought personal growth and a more rewarding career beyond demanding farm labor.
The Holcomb USD 363 School Board hired Richard Soetaert, 51, after interviewing seven candidates to lead Holcomb High School. Soetaert, previously the K-12 principal at Elwood USD 486 since 2000, was an Air Force officer for 20 years and will bring leadership and team focus to the district.
Winds stirred brown dust as Kansas State University opens the Waste Management Learning Center north of the Manhattan campus. Researchers describe the facility as an environmental step forward for Kansas educating farmers and ranchers while providing compost for Manhattan-area gardens and showcasing water improvement projects.
Garden City Community College joins EduKan six college consortium to offer online associate degrees in arts science and general studies. Higher Learning Commission accreditation approved for all EduKan member institutions enabling degree completion remotely.
In northeast Kansas residents say tax hikes and the Legislature matter more than Attorney General Carla Stovall's gubernatorial bid. As she left the Republican race, locals express varying views on personal impact while prioritizing legislative action and benefits policy.
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