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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2004
Page
1
Emily Stutzman, Tyler Stutzman, Christian Romero, and Caitlynn Clepper pose for a group photo. Four local youths appear together at a community event, showcasing friendships and family ties in a bright, casual setting.
Finney County and Garden City area see a 5 to 10 mill reduction in the overall property tax levy due to a windfall in oil and gas valuations. Finney County valuations rise 22.3 percent to 450.9 million in 2004, driven by oil and gas, which jumped from 65.8 million in 2003 to 144.1 million in 2004.
A soggy Finney County Fair parking lot and chill breeze didn’t dampen crowds as Skeeter the eight week old black terrier joined Miranda Griffey at the Exhibition Building. Griffey said the pup, a birthday gift from husband Shawn, came from the fair’s Humane Society booth about 11:30 Friday morning.
School districts prepare for formal approval as governing boards convene to vote on proposed boundary changes and budget plans, with key officials citing anticipated regional impact and cost considerations.
Rebecca eight shows cattle with two bucket calves named Shorty and Blue while Christina ten balances two calves two pigs and two sheep at the Finney County Fair. Christina enjoys sheep after a trial year and Rebecca values cattle, with support from cousin Sarah Lightner who attends cheering for the Lee Fair.
Finney County commissioners plan a first look at a proposed EMS policy permitting non emergency ambulance visits to restaurants once per shift. Discussion followed a June meeting about trip costs and a prior ban on eating out. The panel explores shifting morning check ins from Garden City to Holcomb to save trips.
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