Picture This First Time Dad Jeff Hilger With Son Jarrod
Jeff Hilger celebrates the birth of his son Jarrod James Hilger, marking a joyful family moment for the first time father and new baby.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2007
Page
1
Jeff Hilger celebrates the birth of his son Jarrod James Hilger, marking a joyful family moment for the first time father and new baby.
A study panel in Garden City weighs a plan to house 11th and 12th graders in a separate building to free space at Garden City High School. The option would keep ninth and tenth graders at the current campus, but scheduling and course availability across buildings pose challenges.
Holcomb High School remains under assessment after a damaging storm closed the building. Structural engineers and contractors inspect the north side for safety and expected repairs, while volunteers and emergency crews clear debris from the roof and parking area as students prepare to return.
Kansas Corn Commissioner Greg Stone surveyed Tuesday night damage from a Monday storm across Garden City and Finney County. He noted stalk lodging up to 75 percent in some fields and said harvest could be slower as equipment must run lower to collect lodged corn, though fall crops remain strong.
Kansas Red Cross volunteers from Garden City Liberal and Dodge City set up a shelter at First Southern Baptist Church Monday night to aid evacuees from Labrador Apartment Building after a storm battered the southwest Kansas region. Winds over 80 mph hail and heavy rain swept the area as Holcomb and Scott City endured the brunt of the storm with nine inches of rainfall reported by NWS meteorologist Matt Gerard. See Storm Page A5.
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