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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2015
Page
1
A semi tractor trailer moves along an access road east of Garden City past the Meadowlark Dairy Nutrition LLC plant site off U S Highway 83. The development area is visible near the Meadowlark project.
The Kansas dairy industry, especially in the western region, is set to grow with a $235 million Meadowlark Dairy Nutrition project in Garden City. The Garden City Commission approved a development agreement with Meadowlark, a Dairy Farmers of America subsidiary, to build a USDA dairy dryer milk processing plant and facilities on 156 acres in the south side.
The Finney County Preservation Alliance reports the Windsor Hotel cupola project has exceeded its 39000 goal with a 40000 plus total after donations. Casper resident Charles Moore pledged 2000 and a Lucky Duck raffle at Stevens Park sold all 500 tickets, raising about 8000 to 9000 dollars. The campaign notes the Windsor’s historic ties back to 1896 and 1905.
An Annie's Advice column appears in the classified section with brief guidance notes on everyday matters. The entry references page locations A4 A7 A3 B2 and a district or category labeled Ag, suggesting cross-page placement rather than a single advisory topic.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt joins 27 states in urging the EPA to withdraw the final Waters of the United States rule. The WOTUS regulation would extend federal oversight to small waterways on farms and land developments, risking permits for basic farm tasks and raising questions about the rule's legality and adoption process. The letter cites information from the House Oversight Committee and concerns from Army Corps of Engineers officials.
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