Doctors on Call tackles eye care this week on Smoky Hills
The sixth season roundup highlights eye health with Drs William Clifford and Eric Fry of Fry Eye Associates Garden City answering viewer questions on Smoky Hills Public Television. The live show airs 7 p.m. Tuesday with a 3 30 p.m. May 1 recorded airing when calls are not taken and includes a LASIK video segment from Fry Eye Associates Clinic.
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Doctors On Call
Smoky Hills
William Clifford
Eric Fry
Fry Eye Associates
Garden City
Fry Eye Associates Clinic
Art Garage Sale Expands with Starving Artists Section
Sandhills Art Association expands its garage sale to include a Starving Artists section with every item priced at 20 dollars or less. Donations accepted at 607 Price St. until May 6. The sale runs May 7 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 419 N Main St formerly Garland Furniture Store.
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Sandhills Art Association
Price St
Garland Furniture
N. Main St
Calf Fry Dinner Planned by Legion Post No 9
The Sons of the American Legion Squad No 9 will host a calf fry dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Harry H. Renick Post No 9 located at 125 West Pine Street. Plates cost 8 dollars and include calf fries, chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, roast beef and trimmings with contact numbers Monte Algrim 276-8942 and the American Legion 275-6875 for details.
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Sons of the American Legion Squad No. 9
Harry H. Renick Post No. 9
W. Pine St
Monte Algrim
The
American Legion
Garden City police to run DUI saturation patrol
The Garden City Police Department will conduct a DUI saturation patrol from 11 p.m. today to 3 a.m. Sunday in pre designated areas to monitor for impaired driving and related violations. The effort is funded by the Impaired Driving Deterrence Program grant from the Kansas Department of Transportation.
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Garden City
Kansas Department of Transportation
Developers still not interested in new casino
TOPEKA AP Developers still aren't interested in building a state owned casino in southeast Kansas. Lottery officials extended their deadline for accepting applications to July 21 after receiving no proposals. A developer would run the casino while the Lottery owns the rights and equipment. A 2007 law authorized a state owned casino in Crawford or Cherokee county but requires a $225 million investment. Some state officials see the amount as too high. Nearby, the Quapaw Tribe opened a casino in 2008 just across the border in northeast Oklahoma.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lottery
Kansas Lottery
Crawford
Cherokee County
Quapaw Tribe
Oklahoma
Topeka Hospital Seeks Payment for Police Shooting Victim
The Topeka hospital seeks nearly $200,000 for treating 27-year-old Juan Lucio after a December shooting by police. the city council weighs a settlement of about $29,000 aligned with Medicare rates. Lucio faces charges including aggravated assault on an officer and is due in court next week.
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Topeka
Juan Lucio
Wibw-Tv
Lucio
WIBW
Kansas mayor urges median cable on deadly K 10 stretch
Eudora Mayor Scott Hopson asks Governor Brownback and Transportation Secretary Deb Miller to install median cable barriers along 30 miles of K 10 from Lawrence to I 435. He cites multiple cross over crashes and two deaths in De Soto, urging immediate action despite a 2008 study. Local mayors support review. officials say speed limit studies and broader safety analysis are ongoing.
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Eudora
Kansas
Scott Hopson
Kansas 10
Hopson
Sam Brownback
Transportation
Deb Miller
Lawrence
Johnson County
Kansas Department of Transportation
de Soto
Lawrence Journal-World
Topeka
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Cromwell
Brownback
Transportation Secretary
Transportation Department
Kim Qualls
Qualls
Local youths take part in Church of the Brethren Stations of the Cross
About 13 Salvation Army youth members led stations during a Good Friday service at the Church of the Brethren. Davida DeLeon, 14, played Jesus with a crown of thorns and a heavy wooden cross, while Miguel Enriquez, 16, portrayed Pontius Pilate and Israel Reyes, 14, acted as Jesus. The event outlined Jesus path to crucifixion and aimed to deepen faith and understanding among participants and the community.
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Davida DeLeon
Jesus
Garden City
DeLeon
Church of the Brethren
Salvation Army
Robert DeLeon
Stations of the Cross
Miguel Enriquez
Pontius Pilate
Judaea
Enriquez
Israel Reyes
Reyes
God
GCHS to induct two alumni into Hall of Fame
Garden City High School will induct two alumni into the Hall of Fame on May 20 in the GCHS courtyard. Allen Shelton, class of 1968 and longtime Garden City fire chief since 1984, and Dr. Michael Linenberger, class of 1974, a hematology oncology physician and professor in Seattle, join fifty others honored since the program began in 1984. Tours at 5:30 p.m. precede a 6:30 p.m. banquet with dinner at $12. reservations via Theresa Meng at Garden City Public Schools. Public invited.
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Garden City
GCHS
N. Main St
Allen Shelton
Michael Linenberger
Shelton
Linenberger
KU School of Medicine
American Board of Internal Medicine
University
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance
Seattle
Wash
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Gchs Hall of Fame
Theresa Meng
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