Score with the Busters at GCCC home opener
Garden City Community College hosts its 2012 opening football game against Cisco at Memorial Stadium with a halftime Score with the Busters event for children 12 and under. Activities include two drills run with Busters players, one scoring a touchdown and one catching a pass. Kickoff is 7 p.m. Gates open 5:30 p.m. General admission is 7 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for kids. Free for kids wearing Broacbuster Buddy Day shirts, GCCC sport tickets, or valid student IDs.
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Garden City Community College Broacbusters
Memorial Stadium
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Busters
Cisco
Texas
Bob Larson
GCRC Offers New Photography Course For Adults
Garden City Recreation Commission with Lee Richardson Zoo launches the Big Shots photography course. Sessions meet Sept 15 Oct 13 and Nov 17 at Finnup Education Center from 8 to 9 a.m. and 9 to 10 a.m. Fees are 5 a day or 15 for all three dates. preregister by the preceding Wednesday at 310 N 6th. Misty Ayers guides on animal viewing times and tips.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Lee Richardson Zoo
Misty Ayers
Finnup
Finnup Drive
Recreation Commission
Joan Scherman
Abe Hubert Elementary Dedication And Open House
Abe Hubert Elementary will dedicate its new facility with an open house at 4 p.m. Thursday in the cafeteria at 1205 A St. Tours will follow the ceremony, and the open house runs to 6 p.m. A short address by the principal and the superintendent will precede a ribbon cutting by Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce ambassadors to officially open the school.
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Garden City Area Chamber ,of Commerce Ambassadors
Kansas panel questions funding for public defender system
A confirmation hearing raised concerns over funding the Kansas public defender system. Senators pressed appointees Beck and Smith to push for more money to sustain defender offices, warning insufficient funds could trigger lawsuits. They noted salaries and public perception, with officials stressing education and future budget pressures.
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Kansas Public Defender System
Sam Brownback
Paul Eugene Beck
Kevin Mark Smith
Board of
Indigent Defense
Topeka Capital Journal
Tim Owens
Overland Park
Brownback
Owens
Senate Judiciary Committee
Beck
Smith
Kansas
Ers
Jean Schodorf
Wichita
Fiesta Queen Pageant Seeks Entrants at Garden City Fiesta
Garden City's 86th annual Community Mexican Fiesta seeks parade entries and scholarship pageant contestants for Sept 7 8. Fiesta Queen pageant Sept 7 at Garden City Community College offers 1000 scholarship. parade on Sept 8 features bands and Stevens Park vendors. Organizers emphasize unity and cultural celebration welcoming all communities.
Garden City Fiesta Queen Pageant seeks candidates for 2012
The Garden City Community Mexican Fiesta Committee opens the 2012 Fiesta Queen Pageant to Kansas residents ages 17 to 21. Winner earns a $1,000 scholarship and entry to Miss Kansas. first and second runners up receive $500 and $250. Pageant set for Sept 7 at Garden City Community College Pauline Joyce Fine Arts auditorium. Parade along Main Street Sept 8, followed by Stevens Park celebration and a Finney County Exhibition Building dance with regional bands. Contact details included for coordinator Christopher Cruz and fiesta president Angelica Castillo Chappel.
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Angelica Castillo Chappel
Chappel
Garden City Community College
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Kansas
Gctelegram. Com
Pauline Joyce
Main Street
Stevens Park
Dallas
Texas
Finney County Exhibition Building
Finney County Fairgrounds
Lake Ave
la Energia Nortefa
Vizzio
la Diferencia de Rio Grande
Dodge City
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Fort Hays State University
Los Girasoles
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