Montezuma Woman Injured In Highway Collision
An accident on U S Highway 56 in Gray County sent Lindsay Nicole Classen an 18 year old from Montezuma to Western Plains Regional Medical Center. She struck a trailer being pulled by Joseph Luz Gonzales 51 of Hutchinson who was stopped at a sign. Gonzales wore a seat belt. Classen did not. Gonzales wasn’t injured.
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Gray County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Lindsay Nicole Classen
Joseph Luz Gonzales
Hutchinson
Gonzales
Classen
Western Plains Regional Medical Center
Highway Patrol
Wonderful Wall Treatments Lunch and Learn at Library
Finney County Public Library hosts a Lunch and Learn on Thursday from 12 05 to 12 55 p m at 605 E Walnut St. J and M Paint and Wall Covering staff will share tips techniques and products to refresh home interiors. Attendees may bring lunch and coffee and iced tea will be provided.
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Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Bomb threat called into Tyson plant near Holcomb
Finney County Sheriff's Office and Garden City Fire Department responded to a bomb threat at Tyson Fresh Meats plant near Holcomb. An unidentified plant employee claimed there would be mass destruction. About 2,500 employees were at work. a local search found no device after over an hour. Investigators continue.
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Holcomb
Finney County Sheriff’s Office
Garden City Fire Department
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc
John Andrews
Tyson’s
Andrews
Tyson
Tyson's
Fort Riley
Wichita
Paul Karkiainen
Gary Mickelson
Finney County Sheriff's
City to collect Christmas trees this week in Garden City
Garden City residents will place trees curbside for free pickup starting Tuesday. The service covers areas north of Kansas Avenue and west of Main Street, with later routes north of Kansas Avenue east of Main Street, then south of Kansas Avenue east of Main Street, and finally south of Kansas Avenue west of Main Street by Friday. Trees are recycled into mulch for city use. flocked trees and trees with decorations will not be picked up.
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Garden City Street and Parks Department
Kansas Avenue
Main Street
Forest Park Lake Wildlife Habitat
Emerson and Johns Streets
Energizer Bunny keeps Kansas history alive in Wichita
Professor Jay Price, director of Wichita State University public history, writes three state books and pursues the 1893 Cherokee Strip land run. He promotes public history by inviting locals to share their memories and stories, believing popular history grows from passionate individuals.
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Wichita
Jay Price
Kansas
Price
Deborah Amend
The
Kansas Oil Museum
Wichita State University
Topeka Mayor seeks repeal after snowball incident
Topeka Mayor Bill Bunten plans to repeal the city snowball ban after admitting a snowball thrown at a tree violated the ordinance. High school senior Kristen Aberle of Thawville alerted him to the law described as a “Dumb Law,” prompting Bunten to consider removing the snowball restriction. The code carries fines up to 499 dollars and potential 179 days in jail.
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Topeka
Kansas
Illinois
Bill Bunten
Kristen Aberle
Bunten
Aberle
Thawville, Ill
Braxton Copley
Braxton
Kansas teen Bailey earns Grammy band scholarship nod
Rogers praises Bailey as the most talented kid seen in Kansas with a strong work ethic. Bailey comes from a musical family and hopes to study music in college, become a performing musician, and eventually return to teach urban students. His parents stress balance of music and religion.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sumner Academy
Alexander Bailey
Bailey
California
Don Rogers
Rogers
Timothy
Andrea
Alexander
Timothy Bailey Jr
Los Angeles Music Academy
Andrea Bailey
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Finney County
Miriam Nelson
Tufts University
Garden City
Dan Knight
Holcomb Recreation Commission
10Th St
Linda Walter
Meta Ry Yan Mental
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Caller
By Leroy Wilson Lwilson
Gctelegram
Johns Street
Emerson Avenue
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