Finney County Historical Museum Holiday Closures
The Finney County Historical Museum at 408 S Fourth St will close Thursday through Saturday for the Christmas holiday and reopen Sunday. Exhibits will be 1 30 to 5 p m Wednesday, with winter exhibits 1 to 5 daily. Offices close at noon Thursday and reopen Monday, with standard hours 9 to 5 Monday through Friday. During New Year, exhibits close Dec 31 and Jan 1, reopen Jan 2. offices close noon Dec 31 and reopen Jan 4.
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Finney County Historical Museum
S. Fourth St
County transit and zoo close for holidays
Finney County Transit will be closed Thursday and Friday for Christmas. Regular service resumes Monday through Dec. 30, then closes at 1 p.m. Dec. 31 and remains closed through Jan. 1. Lee Richardson Zoo on Finnup Drive will be closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. The Finnup Center for Conservation Education will also close Thursday and Friday for Christmas, and again on Jan. 1.
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Finney County Transit
Lee Richardson Zoo
E. Finnup Drive
Finnup Center For Conservation Education
Garden Valley Hosts Christmas Eve Service at Village
A Christmas Eve service will begin at 6 30 p m Thursday at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St The public is welcome to attend For more information call 620 275 5036
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Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Trial postponed in Garden City first degree murder case
Michael Eugene George Jr and Jeffrey Ridgen, both charged with first degree murder in the April 19 shooting death of Karlton Waechter in East Garden Village, had pre trial and jury trial postponements granted. George waived speedy trial. judge scheduled a status for Dec 30 and possible new dates. Ridgen is set for 1 p.m. Jan 4.
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Garden City
Michael Eugene George Jr
Terrace Place
Jeffrey Ridgen
W. Evans
Karlton Waechter
Poplar Street
East Garden Village
George
Kansas
Razmi Tahirkheli
Robert Frederick
Tahirkheli
Frederick
Rigdon
Coalition aims to restore 12000 acres of monarch habitat in Kansas
The Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition secures a 646,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to create and improve 12,000 acres of monarch habitat across Red Hills and Flint Hills. The project funds 521,000 in in kind and cash match and includes education for ranchers on cost neutral practices. Monarch numbers have fallen from 1 billion to under 60 million due to habitat loss and other threats.
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Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Kansas
Monarch Fund
Red Hills
Crouch
Mexico
Shelly Wiggam
Popenoe
Kansas State University
Department of Entomology
Flint Hills
Wiggam
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County Transit
Zoo
Garden Valley
E. Mary
Agra
Stephanie Bogner
Assac
Becowe
Mmaresh
James
Wobson
Iele
Pallas
Asia
Barth Crouch
Idsey Bay
Kyle Nevills
CRNA
DNP
Michael Goode
MSNA
Scott County Hospital
Albert Avenue
Scott City
Scotthospital.net
Scheopner
Scheopners
E. Fulton Plaza
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