Picture This Greeley County Seniors at Rockefeller Center
Greeley County High School seniors Henry Sloan and Chase Schneider pose by the Rockefeller Plaza Christmas tree in New York City. The note highlights their visit during the holiday season and captures a moment of student travel and city scenery.
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Medical debt hits Kansas families at safety-net clinics
A study by The Access Project shows rising medical debt among Kansas patients at four safety-net clinics in Garden City Emporia and Wichita. About 1,060 patients reported debts totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, affecting housing, employment and financial stability.
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Gubernatorial Candidate Tours Kansas Voices Education Concerns
GOP candidate Robin Jennison visits Garden City as part of a 15 city tour stopping in Topeka Pittsburg Manhattan Salina and Dodge City to hear voter worries ahead of the race He plans to challenge Gov Kathleen Sebelius on school finance citing education as a fundamental Kansas issue.
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Garden City Leader Don Linville Wins 2005 Chamber Award
Garden City community leader Don Linville was named the 2005 Award of Merit at the chamber banquet after more than 20 years of service with the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce. Linville, an accountant with Lewis Hooper and Dick LLC, has served on the chamber board and beautification committee and on United Way boards, including mission trips to Russia and Lee City.
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Kansas lawmakers revive concealed gun bill in Senate field
The Kansas Senate committee heard arguments for and against a concealed carry measure as supporters say it will pass with or without Gov. Sebelius signing. The bill parallels a prior version vetoed by Sebelius in 2004, with lawmakers planning a vote next week while the governor weighed safety and local control concerns.
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