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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2012
Page
3
Advance voting for the state's primaries ends at noon Monday at the Finney County Clerk's Office 311 N Ninth St. Registered voters must bring government issued photo ID. Visit myvoteinfo voteks org for a sample ballot. For more information contact the county clerk at 272 3524.
Garden City Community College announces fall courses Financial Success and Principles of Macroeconomics aimed at money management and economic literacy. ECON1101-90 covers budgeting and borrowing, while ECON111-30 teaches supply and demand and GDP. Classes meet Tue evenings or Mon/Wed mornings and Thu noon, with a blended option. Enrollment runs now through Aug 22.
Kansas officials urged online renewals to ease congestion after a May upgrade. A 2.5 percent credit card fee or $5 for $200 and a $3 online check fee are waived for a year, potentially saving about $1.2 million. State auditors plan to finish review early spring.
Lakin Bancshares and United Bancshares announce the sale of Garden City State Bank to The Kearny County Bank. The Garden City location will become Garden City State Bank, a branch of The Kearny County Bank, as regulatory approvals proceed toward an October closing.
Local campaign finance reports show nearly 19 000 spent on ads and electioneering in the county attorney contest. Susan Richmeier leads with at least 8 471 spent and 8 970 raised this year, followed by Brian Sherwood with 6 367 spent of 8 845 raised, and Tamara Hicks with 3 357 in expenses and in kind contributions. In the county board race for the third district, Duane Drees has spent 1 270 of 1 300 raised and Troy Unruh 822 on yard signs.
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