Scott City Boys Edge Holcomb In Narrow Win
Scott City boys team pulled ahead late to beat Holcomb in a close game. Jaelyn Emily Grim prepares for her cousin’s wedding as family updates roll in. Telegram continues to deliver long running community news through the years.
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Wind power debate grows over coal plants in Kansas
The Sunflower Electric plan to build three 700 MW coal plants at Holcomb faces wind power opposition and a KDHE air permit decision. Public hearings shifted from Garden City and Topeka to Lawrence, with comments extended to December 15. Support cites regional economic gains while critics urge energy diversification and a wind alternative. Gov. Sebelius faces calls to pause environmental permits for coal plants amid protests at the state Capitol.
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Garden City
Topeka
Lawrence
Finney County
State Capitol
Kathleen Sebelius
Pete Ferrell
Beaumont
Beef security in Kansas industry series launched today
Harris News Service teams with Harris papers including The Telegram to examine security in Kansas beef industry. The project runs to December 16 and covers cattle volume, transit times, feedlot changes since 2001, antibiotic use concerns, worker screening at plants, terrorism impacts, mad cow testing fights, and supermarket Journey to dinner plate.
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Cattle Industry Drives Kansas Economy In Brief
The article traces how calves born in spring and fall move through a six month nursing stage, then to grazing. At 850 pounds they go to a feedlot, reach 1200 pounds, and are processed into boxed meat shipped domestically and internationally. The cattle pipeline supports a $6 billion annual economy in Kansas.
Buff projects highlight high school time management
Emily Behlmann reports Brittany Utz met graduation requirements by completing a research paper a project a working portfolio and a presentation at Garden City High School. The assignment aimed to demonstrate time management and research skills while addressing parental records and student data as part of the graduation criteria.
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Brittany Utz
Garden City
Maria Juarez
GCHS
USD 457 to look at facility crowding
Garden City USD 457 Board of Education plans to review school facility crowding issues. The district will assess classroom space and potential renovations to address growing enrollment and use of available facilities.
Garden City board to study high school space needs
Garden City USD 457 plans a long range committee to review space requirements at overcrowded Garden City High School. The high school seats about 1,500 but enrollment exceeds 1,900, prompting use of 11 modular classrooms and restricting 14 teachers to carts. The committee will consider expanding programs in special education ESL and music and athletic needs.
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USD 457 Board of Education
Garden City High School
Rick Atha
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