Picture This Braeden Maddox and Bryce Maddox Jayhawk Mascot Debut
Braeden Maddox and Bryce Maddox pose with a Jayhawk mascot before Kansas University homecoming Gunn event. Jennifer Madden Yolcomr opens the ceremony as attendees pay 50 cents for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braeden Maddox
Bryce Maddox
Jayhawk
Gunn
Jennifer Madden
Salvation Army Angel Tree needs more gifts this year
Salvation Army Auxiliary Captain Louise Lurtz reports smaller storage space and higher demand for the Angel Tree program. This year 159 families with 586 children are signed up, with 72 additional families on a waiting list. trees across town hold numbered tags listing needs, and the public may purchase gifts to fulfill them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Louise Lurtz
Salvation Army
Lurtz
Charges re-filed in murder case in Garden City
Prosecutors dropped and re filed first degree murder charges against Joaquin De Anda 18 in the Deerfield killing case. De Anda who was 17 at the December 2008 death of Julia Quintana faced a new hearing after an order to dismiss without prejudice and re filement to try as an adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Deerfield
Joaquin de Anda
de Anda
Michael L. Quint
Linda Lobmeyer
Lora Ingels
Julia Quintana
Ingels
Doug Spencer
GCCC Audit Finds No Violations or Questioned Costs
Garden City Community College’s 2008 2008 audit found no violations or questioned costs on federal funds and programs. Trustee briefing by CPA Charles Claar noted assets of 35 260 699 and total operating revenues of 7 607 064 with 12 660 179 in nonoperating revenue. Outstanding debt totaled 9 150 0? (incomplete data) and new obligations included 143 144 for a digital scoreboard and 2 216 645 for a state loan program to upgrade campus infrastructure. For 2008 2009, property taxes provided 48 percent of revenue, with 2 percent from grants, 138 percent from state allocations, and 19 percent from see Trustees page A5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Community College
Board of Trustees
GCCC
Charles Claar
Lewis, Hooper and Dick LLC
Garden City
Beth Tedrow
Claar
Memorial Stadium
Manure to Power: Kansas Project Turns Waste into Electricity
Grant County economic director Gene Pflughoff previews a pilot at a southwest Kansas cattle feedlot turning manure into fuel to power about 30 homes. If successful, larger units could spread to more feedlots using abundant cow manure, with one cow yearly energy roughly equal to 140 gallons of gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roddy
Gene Pflughoff
Grant County
Kansas
Pflughoff
Washington
U.S
Bob Dole
Howard Baker
Tom Daschle
George Mitchell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monica Springer
Mspringer
Annie
Gctelegram.com
Inspiring Minds
Sun
N. Hwy
Brad Nading
Valarie Smith
Josh Sasser
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
Potter’s Guild