Garden City Telegram Staff Contacts and Departments
Directory of The Garden City Telegram staff with editors, reporters, and department heads. Lists newsroom contacts for editorial, business, circulation, advertising, and production, along with phone numbers and email handles. Includes World Wide Web address.
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Jeremy Banwell
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Garden City Telegram
Garden City
Obituaries for Wagner and Ramos in Kansas area
Willie Wag Wagner 71 died August 22 2015 at Hays Medical Center born September 12 1943 Ness City married Patti Triplett August 1 1978 Ness City high school 1963 Army service Ethiopia South Africa worked for Kansas Department of Transportation survived by wife two daughters two sons brother nine grandchildren three great grandchildren funeral Tuesday First Christian Church Dighton burial Dighton Memorial Cemetery memorials to Fresenius Dialysis Center. Maria Concepcion Ramos 76 died August 21 2015 Boise City Oklahoma born October 12 1938 Zacatecas Mexico married Ariel Ramos February 21 1959 Felt Oklahoma moved Felt 1978 school cafeteria worker survived by husband seven children three brothers three sisters and many grandchildren Rosary Monday Good Shepherd Catholic Church Boise City Mass Monday Good Shepherd Cemetery Valley View Garden City services Cimarron Mortuary Boise City
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Willie
Wag” Wagner
Hays Medical Center
Hays
Ness City
Edwin and
Mabel Hinkle Wagner
Patti Triplett
Ethiopia
South Africa
Healy
Kansas Department of Transportation
Connie Wagner
Gene Wagner
Donna Dossett
Laramie Jo Smith
Monica Smith
Robby
Lori Rose
Brad Culbertson
Jamie Whittemire Colby
Martin
Boomhower Funeral Home
Garnandfuneralhomes.com
Maria Concepcion Ramos
Boise City
Okla
Zacatecas
Mexico
Juan Renteria
Aurora Ruiz Renteria
Ariel Ramos
Felt
Oklahoma
Raudel Ramos
Juan
Aurora Renteria
Rodrigo
Daniel
Jesus
Ruben
Ramon
Uriel Ramos
Rafaela Solis
Garden City
Rene Ramos
Amarillo
Texas
Fort Worth
Rafael Ramos
Mercedes Hiracheta
Sally Ramos
Virginia Ramos
Jose Renteria
Chicago
Augustin Renteria
Beloit
Wis
Emedio Renteria
Georgia
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Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Valley View Cemetery
Cimarron Mortuary
Leoti Woman Waunita Gilmore Dies at 75
Waunita May Gilmore, 75, of Leoti died Thursday, Aug. 20, 2015, at her home. Born Aug. 29, 1939, in Leoti, she was the daughter of Fred and Lucille Graf. A 1956 Wichita County High School graduate, she worked as a librarian and as a para at Wichita County Junior High. She married Lloyd E. Gilmore on July 15, 1956, in Leoti. he preceded her in death on Dec. 14, 2001.
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Leoti
Waunita May Gilmore
Fred
Lucille Wilken Graf
Wichita County High School
Wichita County
Lloyd E. Gilmore
Scon
Kansas Lottery Draws And Local Funeral Notice
Kansas Lottery numbers listed for Pick 3 and multi draw games across the state. Scott City resident, a mother and grandmother, survived by son Rick Gilmore of Leoti. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at United Methodist Church Leoti with burial in Leoti Cemetery. Memorials to Wichita County Amusement Association or Leoti Emergency Services. Price & Sons Funeral Home handling. Condolences at priceandsons.com.
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Priceandsons
Obituary submission deadline policy outlined
The notice states that obituaries must be submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday through Friday to be considered for inclusion in the next day’s editions. It emphasizes a strict deadline and is aimed at ensuring timely publication.
Photography a passion fuels Christner's exhibition
Christner, a former art student now police dispatcher, balances a growing photography practice with daily work. Wright praises Christner's textured, lighting-driven images and her plan to keep photography as a second job while pursuing a studio someday. The Southwest Kansas Photography Exhibition, featuring 47 entries, runs at the gallery through Sept. 19.
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Maddy
Christner
Keith
Julie Christner
Garden City
Salina
Southwest Kansas
Kansas education chief backs holistic school success shift
Education commissioner Randy Watson promotes moving away from test centered metrics under No Child Left Behind toward a broader, more holistic approach. He notes Kansas had about 90 percent proficiency but argues higher aims require broader measures and public support as schools adjust from scripted test results to broader student outcomes.
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Randy Watson
Watson
McPherson
Salina
Sam Brownback
House
Senate
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