Syracuse benefit feeds McAllister family in city stadium
A benefit for the McAllister family who lost their home in a July 3 fire will be served at 5 p.m. today at the Syracuse Football Stadium during scrimmages with all proceeds aiding the family.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2010
Page
3
A benefit for the McAllister family who lost their home in a July 3 fire will be served at 5 p.m. today at the Syracuse Football Stadium during scrimmages with all proceeds aiding the family.
The Rock Chalk Roadshow comes to Garden City Monday night from 6 to 7 30 at the Clarion Inn 1911 E Kansas Ave. Sponsored by KU Admissions the event offers snacks KU freebies and invites alumni supporters and prospective students to attend.
The Pierceville School Reunion is planned for Sept 4 at Pierceville Federated Church Wagher Hall with 9 am rolls and coffee, a noon covered dish meal, and a 4:30 pm evening meal. Entertainment features Gale Seibert and friends from Garden City starting 5:30 pm. Attendees may bring memorabilia. In Garden City, sobriety check points will run Aug 27 to 29, 1 am to 8 am, near high traffic areas to deter drunk driving.
Railroad officials say aging sections west of Wichita slow Southwest Chief service. Speeds drop to 60 mph for passengers and 40 mph for freight, adding about 45 minutes between La Junta and Hutchinson. Amtrak weighs timetable changes as track upkeep costs rise and rail segments age.
Garden City’s downtown farmers market operates Thursday evenings in Stevens Park as part of a Main Street revitalization effort. Vendors describe steady, not heavy, traffic with eggs, tomatoes, jams, salsa and ready meals. organizers consider tweaks for next season and hope to expand with music and broader hours.
Republican Sam Brownback pledged to grow private sector industries tied to Army training at Fort Leavenworth if elected Kansas governor. He urged leveraging the base’s international training and CGSC programs, promoting retirement settlement and a Leavenworth convention center to host military gatherings. Democrat Tom Holland criticized veterans’ care votes while highlighting education.
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