Local group soaring to the sky with first pheasant
Picture This Micheal Arshand of Dighton scores his first pheasant on a December day in 2002 during a local hunt as group members celebrate.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2003
Page
1
Picture This Micheal Arshand of Dighton scores his first pheasant on a December day in 2002 during a local hunt as group members celebrate.
Daryl Pruter, USD 363 superintendent, submits resignation effective June 30 to Holcomb Board of Education. He leaves to move closer to family in eastern Kansas, citing long tenure from principal in 1992 to superintendent. Pruter has three sons and names MidAmerica Nazarene University in his son’s plans.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Finney County held its second annual dinner and auction at Southwind Country Club on Valentine’s Day. Proceeds fund mentoring for youths aged 5 to 17. Attendees enjoyed gourmet dining, wine tastings, and a post auction dance fueled by Friday timing.
The USD 457 board will convene at the Educational Support Center located at 1205 Fleming Street for a scheduled session. Meeting covers district updates, budget discussions, and policy items affecting the school year.
USD 457 Board of Education faces final decision on hiring Julie Ford as deputy superintendent after Jim Lentz selected her. Lentz says Ford was his first choice and the board will vote Monday night. Jeff Crist supports the selection.
Gary Fuller, a Garden City City Commission candidate, plans to hear residents’ opinions first and discuss issues later. He will continue tour talks with citizens and local businesses before detailing his views, stressing he’s not picking specific issues yet. Next profile in Monday’s edition features Tommy Austin.
Gary Fuller age sixty six a Garden City resident since 1963 and RC Real Estate agent dies. He served on Garden City Commission from 1979 to 1982 and was vice president of Emmaus House. He is survived by wife Maggie and children Renee Reed Denise Briedenbach Tim Fuller Lance Dale Fuller and Lonna Frank.
Topeka story notes Newton High School teacher Crystal Sanhueza laments talented students leaving high school for construction work due to immigration status. She urges policy changes to allow better access to college for Kansans, highlighting nonresident tuition barriers.
Quote from Malcolm X on peace and freedom frames a weekend weather note. No clear meteorological details are present. readers are reminded of broader social context as forecasts offer typical regional outlooks for the days ahead.
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