Roundup GVRV hosts musical program on Tuesday
A musical variety program of old time fiddle music featuring Smokin Joe and Continental Cars will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village located at 1505 East Spruce Street. The public is invited at no charge.
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Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
St. Catherine Hospital
Heartland Cancer Center
E. Spruce St
Viry Dummermuth
Dummermuth
Free early childhood screening clinic in Garden City Kansas
USD 457 will host a free screening for children ages 3 to 5 who reside in Garden City. The event on February 10 at Garfield Early Childhood Center 121 W Walnut includes hearing vision and development checks by trained professionals. Appointments: (620) 805-7500.
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USD 457
Garden City
Garfield Early Childhood Center
W. Walnut
Kansas
Artus wins third straight Finney County spelling bee in purple shirt
Horace Good Middle School eighth grader Jillian Artus claimed the Finney County Spelling Bee title at Garden City High School for the third year, spelling crescendo and gallant to seal victory over Jessica Pammenter. Artus advances to the 2017 Sunflower Bee with Kenneth Henderson Middle School’s Pammenter as runner up and Plymell Elementary’s Anna Lobmeyer as alternate.
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Jillian Artus
Horace Good
Garden City High School
Artus
Jessica Pammenter
Kenneth Henderson
Gallant
Pammenter
Plymell
Anna Lobmeyer
Capitol Notebook Highlights Kansas Legislature Session
Gov Brownback touts a new school funding system while Sen Taylor prioritizes budget revisions. House and Senate pass seven bills each. one bill, Lake Scott State Park renaming, signed. Topeka marks Kenny Berndt and Dr. Chantel Long’s anniversary trip. Long serves as Doctor of the Day Feb 2. Pins feature Capitol imagery for Senators and Ad Astra atop the dome for Representatives.
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Topeka
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Mary Jo Taylor
Stafford
Senate Education Committee
Taylor
House
Senate
Brownback
Kenny Berndt
Chantel Long
Salina
Long
Statehouse
Capitol
Ron Ryckman Jr
R-Olathe
Hearing set in Kansas House on death penalty bill
The Kansas House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee will hold a 1:30 p.m. hearing at the State Capitol on February 18 on House Bill 2167 to abolish the death penalty. Rep. Becker leads the measure, which would create aggravated murder with life without parole, maintaining current sentences for existing cases. Kansas has not carried out a death sentence in more than two decades.
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Kansas House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee
Steven Becker
House Corrections and Juvenile Justice
State Capitol
Becker
R-Buhler
Corrections
The
Kansas Coalition Against the
Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee
Russ Jennings
R-Lakin
Tory Marie Arnberger
Great Bend
Eber Phelps
D-Hays
Tim Hodge
North Newton
Susan Concannon
Beloit
Diana Dierks
Salina
Kansas
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Dighton
Sublette High School
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Ingalls Ave
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Redcross.org
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Mennonite Singers
Roadrunners
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Stephanie Bogner
Roxanna Reed
Reed
Rhona Trentman
Trentman
Don Hineman
R-Dighton
Lake Scott State Park
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U.S
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism
Scott City
Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
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