Picture This Tea Party With Haley Regan And Carson Wapp
Haley Regan and Carson Wapp host a quaint tea party featuring light refreshments and friendly conversation. The gathering centers on sharing stories and enjoying homemade treats in a cozy setting.
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Study predicts billions for SW Kansas four lane US 50
A Docking Institute study forecasts a $5.4 billion windfall across eight counties from Reno to Hamilton if US 50 is widened to four lanes. Finney and Ford counties would gain the most over 10 years through tourism, business growth, and population increases, with Finney near $3 billion and Ford about $1.4 billion. Population projections reach 81,400 in Finney and 50,000 in Ford by 2030.
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Cancer survivors walk for a cure at Relay for Life
About 100 cancer survivors attended Relay for Life in Holcomb with Purple We Are Winning shirts. Survivors announced years since diagnosis, from seven days to 33 years, as 45 to 50 teams walked the track amid cheering and the song I Will Survive.
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Relay For Life
Jerry Moran
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Kansas schools adapt to No Child Left Behind act
Kansas districts plan to boost tutoring after school programs and parental involvement as the No Child Left Behind Act takes effect. Alexa Powchoski, assistant education commissioner, says districts will try different methods in underperforming schools and that the law’s details are still unsettled as schools determine who must switch to higher performing options.
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Garden City sees economic growth with new shops and expansion
Garden City experiences growth as Renee's opens at 302 N Main St selling women’s brands not found locally and a bank plans an 8,500 square foot move from a temporary facility, signaling sustained economic momentum after two strong years and over 30 million in growth.
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