Picture This Caitlynn Clopper and Tyler Stutzman on an army tank
Tessa Blood of Garden City appears in a staged photo with Caitlynn Clopper and Tyler Stutzman aboard an army tank, capturing a dramatic wartime tableau.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2007
Page
1
Tessa Blood of Garden City appears in a staged photo with Caitlynn Clopper and Tyler Stutzman aboard an army tank, capturing a dramatic wartime tableau.
Holcomb City Council approved a 3 percent mill levy cut in a 3-1 vote to fund the 2008 budget, with Greg Cox opposing. Levy drops to 48.54 while total property valuations rise 3.5 percent, potentially offsetting tax relief. A $100,000 home would pay about $558.20, down from $574.83, though some residents see higher taxes due to valuation gains. City departments, including administration, municipal court, and fire, received notable funding increases.
In Holcomb High School auditorium 400 western Kansas teachers tested interactive learning with Debra Pickering a former teacher now national consultant Her Jeopardy style activity urged teachers to adopt collaborative methods and share ideas for student engagement through classroom projects coordinated by South Otayee Regional Service Center in Sublette.
Abengoa Bioenergy selects Hugoton Kansas for the first U.S. cellulosic ethanol project alongside a traditional corn ethanol plant. The $300 million venture includes 85 million gallons from corn and 30 million gallons from cellulose, funded partly by a $76 million DOE grant managed to start in 2005.
Germana Brungardt grew up poor in western Kansas with 12 siblings and later chose a religious path. She became a Dominican sister on September 8, 1944, and has spent more than 60 years serving at St. Catherine. Her lifelong commitment reflects hard work, struggle, blessings, and prayer in daily life.
A 2 year old boy left at a Love's Country Store near Newcastle Oklahoma will stay in state custody until an August 18 court hearing. Newcastle Police Chief Gary Norman said the boy wandered inside and outside the store while a group of adults and children visited. Erica Hinojosa of Garden City Kansas called police saying the child was hers after realizing he was missing. Surveillance shows the group entered the store together before driving away.
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