Doctors on Call Tackles Joint Replacement Tonight
Smoky Hills Public Television airs a live call in program on joint replacement with Dr. John Schuman of Advanced Orthopaedic Associates Wichita and Dr. Robert Bassett of Hays Orthopaedic Clinic answering viewer questions. The edition runs at 7 p.m. tonight and rebroadcasts at 3 30 p m Sunday with no calls during the latter airing.
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Doctors On Call
Smoky Hills
John Schuman
Advanced Orthopaedic Associates
Wichita
Robert Bassett
Hays Orthopaedic Clinic
Oregon singer Beth Wood to headline Living Room Concert
The High Plains Public Radio Living Room Concert Series features Beth Wood, an Oregon singer songwriter, at 7 30 p m Thursday at 210 N Seventh St Doors open 7 p m and music starts 7 30 p m A 10 dollar suggested donation at the door reserves seats by calling 275 7444
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High Plains Public Radio
Beth Wood
Oregon
N. Seventh St
Crucifixion Visual Story to Be Shown Friday
Garden City Church of the Brethren and the Salvation Army youth group present “Stages of the Cross,” a visual story of Jesus’ path to death at 7 p.m. Friday at 505 N Eighth St. For more information call 276-7391.
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Jesus
Garden City Church of the Brethren
Salvation Army
Eighth St
Scott County Easter Pageant Set for 28th Showing
Scott County will present the Easter Pageant titled The Road to Redemption at 9 p.m. Friday, located 12 miles north of Scott City near Lake Scott State Park. A Camp Lakeside Soup Supper runs 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. with a free-will offer. Parking at the site includes a shuttle to the dining hall. Pre-pageant music 6 to 8:30 p.m. features Harmony from Gore and Jim Mulaney of Denver.
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Scott County
Scott City
Lake Scott State Park
Gore
Jim Mulaney
Denver
Free block party at Word of Life Church Saturday
Word of Life Church at 3004 N Third St will host a free block party from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday with live music dramas horse rides face painting and the Garden City Fire Department smoke house. Free food includes hot dogs ham burgers sno cones popcorn and more. Drawings for prizes every 15 minutes offer CDs T shirts pizza and games.
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Word of Life Church
Third St
Garden City Fire Department
Garden City schools cancel for Easter weekend
Garden City Public Schools announce four day Easter break from Thursday through Monday with a teacher in service on Thursday. Easter vacation observes Friday and Monday while district offices operate at regular hours on Good Friday and Easter Monday. Classes resume Tuesday.
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Garden City
Two Area Blood Drives Next Week
Garden City Community Blood Drive runs 2 to 7 p.m. Monday April 26 at Knights of Columbus 205 N. A second drive in Scott City runs noon to 6 p.m. Saturday April 28 at William Carpenter Building 606 N. Fairground Road. Homemade chicken and noodle soup will be served by Masonic Anthem Lodge No. 284.
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Garden City
Knights of Columbus
Eighth St
Scott City
William Carpenter
N. Fairground Road
Masonic Anthem Lodge No
Budget cuts force 457 district job losses at Garden City
USD 457 trims 14 library para professionals and 13 teachers after nearly 7 million in state and federal funding losses. GCHS loses English and math teachers plus a project for average students. Victor Ornelas Elementary loses two instructors. other campuses lose one. Board raised taxes two mills Feb 21 to raise about 1.3 million while saving roughly 1.0 million via layoffs. Additional actions include staff renewals, retirements, resignations, and a police arrest of a GCHS math teacher on domestic battery charges.
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Garden City High School
USD 457
Victor Ornelas
Board of Education
Rick Atha
Atha
GCHS
Fleming St. Victor Ornelas
Alta Brown
Florence Wilson
Buffalo Jones
Gertrude Walker
Bernadine Sitts
Charles O. Stones
Abe Hubert
Kenneth Henderson
Tim Cruz
Alex Wallace
Mike Rude
Tom Blackburn
Jeff Crist
Gail Dunford
Bruce Reichmuth
Mike Utz
John Scheppner
Jean Clifford
Gloria Hopkins
Garden City Public Schools
Wichita
Jeremy Bernhardt
Jessica Bird
Jeffrey Kelley
Georgia Matthews
Shelly Robinson
Katherine White
Elise Waun
Evlyn Elvira
Josie Hodge
Teresa
Angela Price
Edith Scheuerman
Karen Hands
Russell Child Development Center
Melvin Botts
Frank Garcia
Jessica Peterson
Suzette Ramos
Aaron Akers
Amanda Garrett
Stephen Grieshaber
Aimee LeClair
Ted Peterson
Brandon Steiner
Cheryl Watt
Sonja Yates
James Hauck
Kelly Denny
Marianne Horner
Akers
Kansas launches pharmacy tracking system
Kansas officials rolled out the National Precursor Log Exchange to track nonprescription pseudoephedrine sales used in methamphetamine production. Att orney General Derek Schmidt and Board of Pharmacy members said the electronic system instantly records purchases, replacing prior paper logs and enabling nationwide participation with no cost to pharmacies. The move aims to curb meth labs, with several states already using similar tracking, and could lead to prescription requirements for certain products.
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Topeka
Kansas
Derek Schmidt
Board of Pharmacy
Schmidt
Arkansas
Missouri
David Schoech
Columbus
State Board
Vicki Schmidt
Oregon
Mississippi
KU Law Student to Organize Animal Cruelty Clinic
Lawrence AP: KU law student Katie Barnett plans the first animal cruelty prosecution clinic at a U.S. law school. Law students will work with animal control, Humane Society investigators, police, and prosecutors in Douglas County to ensure cases are prosecuted to conclusion. The program aims to streamline handling and save Humane Society resources.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Katie Barnett
The
Humane Society
Douglas County
Lawrence Journal- World
Barnett
Kansas
Best Friends Animal Society
Anthony
Game Dog Guardian
William Westerbeke
Westerbeke
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