KDOT to start Cimarron highway resurfacing projects
Kansas Department of Transportation opens a pair of U S 50 resurfacing projects on Cimarron s west and east sides with milling and asphalt overlays. Western work runs 660 feet west of the city and Ash Street. eastern work starts at the east city limits and extends 1.5 miles east. One lane traffic, pilot car guidance, short delays, and weather dependent finish by end May. Venture Corporation of Great Bend leads construction at about 485000. Questions to Joyce Muhlenbruch or Kirk Hutchinson.
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Twelfth Night at GCCC on spring musical run
Garden City Community College presents Twelfth Night directed by Phil Hoke with a southwest Kansas cast. Performances are 7:30 p.m. April 25 26 27 and 2:30 p.m. April 28 in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium. Admission 8 general 5 for students or seniors. Tickets 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays in the fine arts office or one hour before shows. Reservations call 276-9540.
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Krisha Baker
Bradley Cunningham
Tori Fairbank
Ally Guerrero
Noah McCallum
Paige McKinley
Alex Wilken
Garden City
Linzie Schneider
Holcomb
Justin Godwin
Liberal
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Ellsworth
Belgium
Viola
Orsino
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Finnup Park master plan meetings planned next week
Two public meetings in Garden City invite residents to weigh in on Finnup Park and help shape a consolidated master plan. Schwab-Eaton will host sessions Tuesday and Wednesday at City Administrative Center to gather input on park areas, open spaces, playgrounds, shelters, and joint plans with the zoo museum and recreation commission.
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Garden City
Alex Mestdagh
Eighth St
Finney County Historical Museum
Lee Richardson Zoo
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City Commission
Mestdagh
Alex
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Rain lifts drought in plains but hits Texas hard
A weekly drought monitor shows rainfall easing conditions in Iowa Missouri Minnesota and Wisconsin with Nebraska gains. Texas remains in drought as demand for water and grazing pressures push cattle liquidation and low surface water supplies. Western Kansas sees little rain while eastern areas improve and flooding returns to several streams and rivers.
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Hayes
Harry Hillaker
Kansas AG acknowledges gun permit delays, aims to fix by month end
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said his office is processing concealed carry permit applications beyond the 90 day deadline due to a record surge. He insisted resources are ready and expects to return to the 90 day window soon, amid complaints from gun rights supporters and a formal misconduct complaint from Edwardsville real estate broker John Altevogt.
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