Woman arrested on drug allegations in Garden City
The Garden City/Finney County Drug Task Force ended a two month probe with the arrest of Abby Nuzum, 22, at The American Legion Club on eight grams of crystal meth and paraphernalia. A search of her home found more items. Investigators cited past undercover purchases and seized 74 grams total with a street value of 7400 dollars. Nuzum faces multiple meth sale and possession counts plus drug tax and paraphernalia charges.
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Garden City
Finney County
Abby Nuzum
American Legion Club
W. Pine St
Mike Utz
Utz
Nuzum
Fleming St
Apt. 2
Counterfeit $20 bill found in Garden City parking lot
A citizen found a counterfeit BE093977660 $20 bill in the parking lot at 606 Long Blvd. Garden City police Capt. Mike Utz urged watching for the serial and asked anyone with information to call 276-1300 or Crime Stoppers at 275-7807. The Garden City Downtown Vision board meets Tuesday at 6 p.m. at 413 N Main St with updates on holiday activities and a market analysis, followed by an open house at 6:30 p.m.
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Long Blvd
Garden City
Mike Utz
Utz
Garden City Downtown Vision
N. Main St
Olsburg Man Runs Smaller Hog Breeding Operation
OLSBURG AP Craig Good operates a compact farm focusing on purebred Duroc and Yorkshire hogs. With about 70 purebred sows and up to 500 pigs, the system contrasts with Kansas peers who manage thousands. Good Farms also raises corn, soybeans, and 100 purebred Angus cows as part of a tightly managed operation under National SPF Swine Accreditation.
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Olsburg
Craig Good
Yorkshire
Kansas
Good Farms
Good
SPF
Kansas to launch image campaign to lure business and visitors
Kansas officials press a broad branding effort starting with thinkkansas.org to shape a durable, long term image. The campaign seeks to attract relocation and tourism, backed by 700000 dollars in incentives and led by Callahan Creek. Local leaders stress quality of life and a strong workforce as keys to the state’s appeal.
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Topeka
Wichita
Kansas
Thinkkansas
Flint Hills
Sally Lunsford
State Department of Commerce
Clyde Cessna
Walter Beech
Lunsford
Patty Hubbard
Travel Industry Association
Washington
Hubbard
Lawrence
Callahan Creek
New York
Virginia
Parsons family wins home makeover in spirit contest
PARSONS (AP) Kevin and Sara Myers stood stunned as their weather-worn home was chosen for the town Making Spirits Bright makeover. After four nomination letters, the committee picked the Myers, who already raise two children and now triplets. A difficult pregnancy left Sara in bed, and one triplet died, marking a year of hardship for the family.
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Parsons
Kevin
Sara Myers
Sara
Myers
Police investigate spate of criminal damage to 11 vehicles
Police report a possible link among 11 vehicle damage cases occurring Friday night into Saturday. A two tone blue Chevy extended cab was seen nearby as rocks and bricks were used to break windows. Total losses amount to 3000 dollars. Call 276 1300 or Crime Stoppers at 275 7807 with information.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
Utz
North 10Th Street
West Fair Street
Belmont Place
West Thompson Street
B Street
Conkling Avenue
Bluff Court
Glenellen Drive
Hackberry Street
Kansans to cast Electoral College votes in state capitols
Six Kansas electors join national Electoral College activities as they officially determine the president. Dennis Jones of Lakin, a former Kansas Republican Party chairman, calls the vote a capstone event. The piece explains how electors work, the winner take all system, and the faithless elector history with Bush and Kerry.
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Topeka
Hns
Bush
John Kerry
Dennis Jones
Lakin
Kansas
Jones
Kearny County
al Gore
White House
Florida
Maine
Nebraska
Electoral College
Gore
Kerry
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