Earth Day fair at Lee Richardson Zoo celebrates environment
The Lee Richardson Zoo hosts its Earth Day Fair with exhibits by Finney County Extension and Southwest Kansas Groundwater Management. Students learn to make aquifers in cups, reduce screen time, and discover backyard conservation. Stone Lion Puppet Theatre aids outreach while donors fund the program.
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Holcomb explores future plans with traffic study, bypass talks
City leaders discuss a comprehensive plan funded from general funds, including a traffic study and corridor study to review options like a new road. An environmental impact study would follow, with construction likely after. Council members also note a Washington trip to seek federal support for bypass and safety near schools.
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Jury Deliberations Highlight Conflicting Timeline In Golub Case
Defense contends investigators misrepresented timing of Blevins and Golub talk while prosecutors cite records showing a late evening conversation. Floyd family reportedly aimed to gain custody of Mikey and move to Montana, using a bank loan to push Golub out. Golub’s whereabouts remain unresolved after he vanished after allegedly planning to collect his son.
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Speaker Neufeld clashes with Parkinson over economic view
TOPEKA AP House Speaker Melvin Neufeld attacks Lt Gov Mark Parkinson saying his comments show a lack of understanding of economics amid the Sunflower Electric Power two coal plant dispute. Parkinson counters western Kansas sees economic activity and rejects pulled from a low mood.
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