GCCC restructures top posts under new president
Garden City Community College undertakes a broad reorganization aimed at streamlining operations and boosting growth. President Herbert Swender realigned several leaders, naming Ryan Ruda as vice president of student services and Dee Wigner as executive vice president, while creating a national search for a new vice president of instructional services. Kevin Brungardt retired July 18 after serving as dean of academics, and Bob Larson became coordinator of athletic activities.
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Irrigation Upgrades Debated for Buffalo Dunes Golf Course
Garden City officials weigh replacing the 36 year old Buffalo Dunes irrigation system. The plan called by EC Design Group could save water with a modern layout. City leaders discuss funding and public reaction as they study design and aging infrastructure.
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Moderate Republicans fall in Kansas primary blamed on attack ads
Kansas Senate President Steve Morris lost his seat in a GOP primary as moderates suffered in Tuesday's results. He blamed three weeks of conservative attack ads tied to Obama and Obamacare, funded by groups including Americans for Prosperity, the Club for Growth, the Kansas Chamber, and Kansas Right to Life, with Koch brothers’ involvement. Seventeen of 22 moderates were defeated in a partywide clash since 2011. Morris led a national group summit in Chicago while noting the ads' effective, negative impact.
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Kansas Republicans push to model state for nation
Kansas conservatives scored major gains in the GOP primaries, ousting seven moderate senators and boosting hard line candidates in House and Senate races led by U S Rep Mike Pompeo and Lt Gov Jeff Colyer. If Republicans hold 27 of 40 seats in November, conservatives would dominate the Kansas Senate.
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