Man Struck With Hammer in Finney County
Finney County deputies found Kongkane Souphasavath bleeding from the head at his Hillcrest Drive apartment after an argument with Kongkeo Koulabond who allegedly struck him several times with a hammer and fled. Koulabond was later arrested for aggravated battery and Souphasavath was treated and released from St Catherine Hospital.
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Finney County Sheriff’s
Kongkane Souphasavath
Hillcrest Drive
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Souphasavath
Kongkeo Koulabond
Koulabond
Bascue
St. Catherine Hospital
Crazy Night at Edith Scheuerman Elementary School
Edith Scheuerman Elementary announces the second and fourth grade presentation of the music program Twas One Crazy Night Before Christmas directed by Chelle Kemper. The show happens Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school gym with a 2 p.m. dress rehearsal for staff and students. Parents and community members are invited to attend the humorous take on The Night Before Christmas.
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Edith Scheuerman
Chelle Kemper
Postcard Artwork Display at Garden City Community College
The Kansas Artists Postcard Project exhibit runs through December 13 at Mercer Gallery on the Garden City Community College campus. It showcases 26 Series XXII two dimensional postcard sized works selected by juror review in 1999, with hours noon to 4 Monday through Friday and 2 to 5 Sunday.
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Kansas Artists
Garden City Community College
Mercer Gallery
Association of Community Arts Agencies of Kansas
GCCC
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
Ovaan Wendell Arrested on Municipal Warrants
Ovaan Lucas Wendell aged 19 of 2014 N Main St Apt 8A was taken into custody on outstanding municipal warrants Tuesday. He was not arrested for theft or damage to property and has not been charged with either crime.
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Lucas Wendell
N. Main St. Apt
Light Snow Forecast For Kansas Through Saturday
The National Weather Service warns a storm system may bring 1 to 2 inches of snow by Friday evening across the north and north central counties of Kansas. Light snow is possible in the north and east with rain changing to light snow southeast Friday night. Lows range from the lower 20s to around 30, with Saturday mostly cloudy and a continued chance of snow in the east. Road hotline: 1-800-585-7623.
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Topeka
National Weather Service
Weather outlook for Garden City tonight through Saturday
Garden City will be mostly cloudy tonight with a low of 15 to 20. North winds 10 to 15 mph. Saturday remains mostly cloudy with a high in the mid 30s. Northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph shift to southeast later.
Grain Prices Rise at Garden City Co-op
Grain prices at the Garden City Co-op show modest gains as buyers monitor markets. Local growers respond to higher futures as buyers seek bundled contracts and price stability amid fluctuating costs.
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Garden City Co-op
Pheasant Hunt Controversy Hits Liberal Holiday Inn Express
Garden City activists accuse sponsors of a killing contest at the Liberal Kansas Holiday Inn Express. The hotel hosts pheasant hunters as part of Kansas Outdoors Ltd with 288 complaints to BASS Hotels of Atlanta. PETA HSUS and Fund for Animals deny sabotage while HSUS issues alerts urging patrons to oppose the contest. Kansas Outdoors’ Robin Jennison defends the program as aiding rural economies and family farmers amid animal advocacy pushback.
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Garden City
Holiday Inn Express
Linda Schlegel
Bass Hotels of
Atlanta
Holiday Inn
Kansas Outdoors Ltd
People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Norfolk, Va
The
Humane Society of the United States
Washington, D.C
Fund For Animals, Campaign Office
Silver Springs
Liberal
Kansas
PETA
Nancy Perry
Humane Society
Bretherl
Fund For Animals
Michael Markarian
Robin Jennison
Kansas Outdoors
Jennison
Church unites to reopen recycled building in Luthran group
The Rev. Tony Mendez leads La Resurreccion at 518 N. 11th St. in a joint effort with Coat of Many Colors to dedicate the former St. Mary, Cornerstone, Nazarene and World of Life site. About 150 in La Resurreccion and 35 in Coat of Many Colors plan Spanish classes for members, with services Sundays including Bible school at 1 pm and Mass at 2 pm.
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Tony Mendez
Hispanic Lutheran Church
la Resurreccion
11Th St
Coat of Many Colors
St. James Lutheran Church
Central America
Mendez
el Salvador
Western State Bank
St. James
Taylor Avenue
Mary Street
St. Mary Church
Cornerstone Church
Church of the Nazarene
World of Life Church
Jenny Deaver
Deaver
Taylor and Mary
N. Tith St
WeatherProof plan under fire from Kansas regulators
Kansas Gas Service promotes WeatherProof as a fixed bill option to shield customers from price swings but faces criticism from the Kansas Corporation Commission for unclear terms and aggressive marketing. The plan promises a constant bill with a WeatherProof fee and variable outcomes depending on weather and prices.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Gas Service
KCC
Kansas Gas
Salina
Wichita
Southwest
Dodge City
Beefing up the market forecast for cattle expansion
Cattle industry poised for broad expansion into 2004 with demand and prices rising while drought fades. Topper Thorpe of Cattle-Fox cites heifer slaughter trends and moisture recovery as keys, with fed cattle around $70s and yearling near $90 per cwt. Consumers still drive beef demand amid evolving safety concerns.
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Wichita
Kansas Livestock Association
Topper Thorpe
Cattle-Fox
Thorpe
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