King and I auditions at Garden City Community College
GCCC Drama Department announces auditions for the fall production The King and I with sessions for children and adults from August 30 to September 1 and callbacks September 2 and 3. About 125 people expected. cast 45 to 50, with 75 on production staff. Rehearsals begin September 7. performances October 29 through November 7 with one matinee October 31 and an evening finale November 7.
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King and I
Palace
Skip Mancini
Gccc Fine Arts Office
Stenographic Services Inc
N. Main St
Mancini
Bruce Spiller
Fine Arts
Garden City Chamber Breakfast Hosted at Wheat Land Center
The Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce will host a 7:30 a.m. Wednesday breakfast at Wheat Land's Convention Center 1311 E. Fulton St. Golden Plains Credit Union sponsors this event with a per person cost of 750 pre paid or 8 billed later. Reservations due by 5 p.m. today via the chamber at 276 3264 or 1511 E. Fulton Terrace.
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Garden City Area
Kansas farmland values rise 4.4 percent to 715 per acre
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service reports a 4.4 percent rise in average farmland values to 715 per acre, up from 665 a year earlier and 685 last year. Irrigated cropland averages 1.11 per acre, with non irrigated at 665. all cropland 705. pasture 430. nationwide, farm real estate up 7.1 percent to 1360 per acre.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
KASS
National Agricultural Statistics Service
NASS
Northwest
Corn Belt
Deerfield moves to reopen former grocery at 615 Main St
Deerfield City Council voted 5 0 to buy the former Deerfield Grocery for 615 Main St closing Aug 6 in a 55000 sale to the city. Mayor Unruh to negotiate lease to a local buyer and reopen the store as a grocery to serve about 800 residents amid nearby closures and travel to other towns.
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Deerfield
Main St
Connie West
Dale Unruh
Bartennia O’dell
West
Ronnie
Bartennia
Ronnie O'Dell
Unruh
Smith
Deerfield Grocery
U.S. Highway 50
KJK Country Corner
Holcomb
Jamie Jarnagin
Garden City
Lakin
Colleges urge students to protect against meningitis
Health officials urge college students to get meningitis vaccines. KU encourages housing students to vaccinate, MO law requires proof or a waiver for dorm residents. Colleges cite CDC guidelines while dorm residents face registration holds or class enrollment barriers. The disease, spread via saliva, causes headache fever stiff neck and rash, with serious risk of disability for some survivors.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Missouri
University of Missouri
Pus Health Center
Northwest Missouri State University
Kansas State University
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Andy Marso
CROP CONDITIONS BOOST KANSAS WHEAT PREPARATIONS
Kansas farmers report thriving fall crops as moisture improves across topsoil and subsoil. Corn, soybeans, sorghum and sunflowers show varied but generally favorable conditions, aiding upcoming winter wheat planting and fall harvest prospects. Individual crop ratings include corn 25% excellent, 55% good, soybeans 20% excellent and 64% good, sunflowers 18% excellent and 54% good.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
KASS
Special education crisis may be looming in Kansas
Kansas education officials warn a looming crisis in special education staffing may arise as vacancies fall. Officials cite budget cuts, rising caseloads, and fewer people entering teaching as factors while No Child Left Behind adds pressure with new proficiency timelines.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
JoAnn Torrey
State Department of Education
Torrey
Christine Downey
D Inman
Senate Education Committee
Susan Herbert
Dale Dennis
Dennis
Kathe Decker
Rclay Center
House Education Committee
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