Picture This Carmen Hickman and Tami Hunter at Grace land
Carmen Hickman and Tami Hunter appear at Grace land in Garden City in a photographed moment, highlighting local personalities and a shared community event.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2007
Page
1
Carmen Hickman and Tami Hunter appear at Grace land in Garden City in a photographed moment, highlighting local personalities and a shared community event.
Garden City High School facilities study group cites a potential 2000 student body and improved labs and rooms but notes the community has twice rejected bond issues for a new high school. The group will report findings to the Board of Education after subcommittee review, echoing a 1998 process that led to two failed bonds.
Rick Cue, 51, head wrestling and girls softball coach and social studies teacher, faces two counts of rape, one count of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, and one count of aggravated incest involving a 16-year-old student. A preliminary hearing is set for September. Cue suspended with pay pending further notice.
Garden City officials clash over fire prevention rules after a 3 year old died in a February 2006 house fire at 506 N Ninth St. Debra Sanchez Reyes was convicted of a misdemeanor for nail ing wire mesh over ground floor windows. Kaleb Kentner notes many landlords skip building permits.
Kansas expert Kent Stewart revisited Leoti to aid USD 467 Scoti in deciding how to proceed after termite damage and a state engineer condemned room. The 1924 and 1935 sections of R B Stewart Elementary face age-related issues while an $8 million bond plan to replace with a K-6 facility failed 469 to 353 in April.
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