GCHS Class of 2000 Plans Reunion at School and Samy’s
Garden City High School class of 2000 will hold its 10 year reunion on August 21. A 9 a.m. school tour precedes a noon barbecue at the practice field and a 7 p.m. dinner and dance at Samy’s Spirits and Steakhouse. Tickets are 35 dollars for individuals and 60 dollars for couples. Contact Jesse Bernal at 640-4380 for details.
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Ingalls Alumni Homecoming set for September
The Ingalls Alumni Homecoming is planned for Sept 17 and 18 with events across the town. Activities include queen and king lineup and coronation, football game and fireworks, a 2K Fun Run, golf tournament, car and truck show, tours, a money drop for kids, Bake Sale and Craft Show, inflatable jumpers, lunch, a downtown parade, silent auction, and a banquet featuring Steven M Farney as guest speaker.
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Stand and Deliver screens at Santa Fe Park Saturday night
The Garden City Recreation Commission hosts Silver Screen Saturday Nights showing Stand and Deliver at 9 30 p m Saturday at Santa Fe Park corner 13th and Santa Fe streets. Attendees may bring blankets and snacks. weather may cause rescheduling. call 276 1202 for updates.
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Debate over Kansas Supreme Court selection process
The Kansas governor race features a debate on how state Supreme Court justices are chosen. Senator Sam Brownback plans to propose changes to the nine member nomination commission, which currently appoints three candidates for each opening. Critics say attorneys dominate the panel. supporters cite geographic diversity and term limits. Altering the process would require constitutional amendments and voter approval.
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Helvey Farms wins inaugural Kansas Wheat Yield Contest
Ellsworth farmers Joe and Josh Helvey topped the field with 94.36 bushels per acre from a five acre patch in Mitchell County, part of the inaugural Kansas Wheat Yield Contest co sponsored by the Kansas Wheat Commission Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and BASF. The central region winner earned 1000 dollars with checks to be handed at the Kansas State Fair.
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Scott City
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Junction City
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Hutchinson
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Central Kansas Extension
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Rensink
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Armour
Hitch
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
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Brownback pledges tax cuts and deregulation plan
Senate hopeful Sam Brownback promises lower taxes and fewer business rules if elected Kansas governor. He proposes an office of the repealer and a citizen advisory panel to eliminate outdated laws, as part of his Road Map for Kansas. Brownback ties growth to pro growth taxes and reduced regulation, citing private sector job declines since 2008.
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