Tumbleweed Festival Showcases Crafts Music and Family Fun
At Garden City the Tumbleweed Festival drew about 2,000 on Saturday with two stages and diverse acts including Del Castillo and Tia McGraff. Children enjoyed bubble demos, Lego tables, crafts, and Mr Bones, while adults sampled food vendors and watched Fulton Street Band. Volunteers and local residents praised the family friendly, free atmosphere as developers prepared the site all week and noted steady weekend attendance.
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Tibbetts
Susan Cornish
Garden City
Logan
Mr. Bones
Tim Seeber
Colorado
Laughing Matters
Eric Vaughn
Ann Zimmerman
Thad Beach
Dallas
Chief Eagle
Eulenspiegel
Leon Hindman
Patsy Brian
Fulton Street
Hindman
Brian
del Castillo
Bob Bowman
Sons and Brothers
Brennen Leigh
Tom May
Tia McGraff
Cindy Dial
Dial
Tumbleweed Inc
Neighbors: air traffic career ties to aviation love
Former Navy, Scheiman joined the Oklahoma Air National Guard and later helped launch Garden City Regional Airport tower for Midwest ATC. He oversaw post 9 11 groundings, enjoys aviation daily, and notes his children share his passion as they visit the airport and admire the planes. He compares the job to a video game, requiring constant multitasking and vigilance on runways and taxiways.
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Navy
Scheiman
Air National Guard
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Zach
Raf Mildenhall Air Force Base
England
Alondra
Amelia Earhart
Florence Wilson Elementary
Savian
Air Force
Sherman
Garden City
Final day of Cash for Clunkers program boosts car sales
Dealers report a 30 percent sales lift as the Cash for Clunkers program winds down days before the deadline. Rebates of 3500 to 4500 dollars spurred purchases while paperwork backlog and late reimbursements created uncertainty for dealers such as AutoNation and Martin Main Line Honda in Ardmore.
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Bergstrom
AutoNation Inc
Martin Main Line
Honda
Philadelphia
Ardmore
Michael Freeman
Reader's Digest Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
Reader's Digest Association Inc publishers of the general interest magazine filed for Chapter 11 amid falling print circulation and mounting debt. The NY filing affects U S operations and aims to restructure to 550 million in debt, with lenders gaining a 92.5 percent stake.
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Reader's Digest Association Inc
Reader’s Digest Magazine
U.S
Reader’s Digest
New York
Ripplewood Holdings LLC
DeWitt and
Lila Wallace
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Tumbleweed Festival Inc
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Bexar County
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Conde Nast
Domino
Blender
Mary Berner
Everyday
Rachael Ray
AllRecipes.com
Berner
Books Are Fun Ltd
QSP
Kogidi
N Moonight
Pines
Nie Ay & Garden Center
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