Women on Target firearm class offered at Garden City CC
Garden City Community College Public Safety offers a NRA Women on Target class from 9 am to 1 pm in Room 1206 of the John Collins Vocational Building. The course covers handgun rifle and shotgun basics, safety, fundamentals, and marksman skills, with certificates on completion. Pre-registration is required, cost 16 70 with materials, bring eye and ear protection if possible.
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GCHS Drama Offers Stage Combat Class With Musick
GCHS drama department will hold Introduction to Stage Combat with Andrew Musick at 10 am Saturday and 8 30 pm December in the GCHS Auditorium 2720 Buffalo Way Blvd. Musick will be fight coordinator for the Spring production of William Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet. All CCHS students invited to learn stage combat with free classes and a safety contract required for participants.
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Kansas DOT November bid letting in Topeka details
Kansas Department of Transportation announced approved bids for area highway construction and maintenance projects from a November 16 setting in Topeka. Southwest area projects include bridge repair on U S Highway 83 business over the Arkansas River in Finney County near Fulton Street. Beitis Asphalt Construction Inc., Topeka, won the bid at 88 277 dollars.
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Kansas Eases Toward New School Finance Formula
Kansas Gov Brownback seeks input on a new education funding formula as a pending Supreme Court ruling looms. Educational groups and districts urge constitutionally adequate funding, with districts proposing per pupil funding, full early childhood and all-day kindergarten, special education funding, and capital outlay aid. Wichita students publish a YouTube appeal urging investment in teachers and schooling as the state reviews submissions.
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Payton the mountain lion euthanized at zoo
Payton a 15 year old mountain lion at Lee Richardson Zoo was euthanized after years of arthritis and declining quality of life. General Curator Jordan Piha said veterinary staff could not adequately treat pain. Keeper Rachel Meili recalled Payton as a personable cat who enjoyed watching younger felines.
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Kansas joins lawsuit over habitat definition rules
Kansas spearheads a multistate suit challenging federal rules that broaden the definition of critical habitat for endangered species. The filing, joined by 17 states, argues designated areas could include unoccupied lands with potential habitat, expanding federal reach and impacting landowners.
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