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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2004
Page
1
Corky the cat now twelve years old is described as the mother figure to Barney the abandoned squirrel in Carden City. The pair are noted as a local curiosity with Corky’s long life and nurturing actions drawing community interest.
In 1997 Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kan., merged to form the Unified Government UniGov to curb high taxes infighting and corruption worries. Village West a new business district near I 70 and 110th includes Nebraska Furniture Mart and Cabela’s illustrating the merger’s early impact.
In 1994 Candler County Georgia voters defeated a plan to merge with Metter, despite claims of long term efficiency. Mayor Billy Trapnell backed the measure noting no short term job losses, while residents worried about debt and layoffs. National researchers cited consolidation as a political feat and noted similar debates nationwide.
Harris Group papers detail a week long Kansas series on consolidation. Topics include population decline driving reforms, county governance lag, agency consolidation pace, school unification paths, and local talks in Finney County Garden City. Advocates praise Wyandotte efforts. Officials warn of political risks.
Garden City hosts its fifth annual Winter Holiday Parade with crowds enjoying unseasonably warm weather in the upper 50s to near 70. Families and YMCA wrestlers filled Main Street as floats glided by and a 2004 Harley Sportster made its debut on parade day.
Garden City couple Don and Kay Linville 56 spend summers on mission trips abroad through the Church of the Nazarene. They say Christians are called to go, take risks, and share love, moving out of their comfort zones on trips to places such as Yefinovsky Russia.
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