Doctors on Call tackles menopause in Smoky Hills brief
In the sixth season Doctors on Call on Smoky Hills Public Television features Dr Erin Baxa of Good Clinic Osborne and Dr Shelly Gruenbacker of Bluestem Medical Quinter answering menopause questions. The live show airs 7 p.m. Tuesday with a repeat at 3 30 p.m. Sunday when calls are not accepted.
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Doctors On Call
Smoky Hills
Erin Baxa
Family Practice
Good Clinic
Osborne
Shelly Gruenbacker
Bluestem Medical
Quinter
Southwest District FFA Career Contest Rescheduled at GCCC
More than 100 Southwest Kansas FFA students will compete in senior and junior speeches, extemporaneous speaking, agricultural job interviewing and sales at Garden City Community College. The event, postponed from February 2 due to icy roads, runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Beth Tedrow Student Center with about 30 volunteers assisting.
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FFA
Southwest Kansas
Farmers of America
Garden City Community College
Beth Tedrow
GCCC
Cindy VenJohn
Blue Notes to play at Senior Center dance
The Blue Notes will be featured entertainment for a 7 30 p m dance at the Senior Center located at 907 N 10th St. The open to the public event invites all community members to attend.
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Senior Center
N. 10Th St
Peak Energy Lunch & Learn at Garden City YMCA
The Garden City Family YMCA hosts a Lunch & Learn session titled Peak Energy from 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. Thursday. Dr James Yager leads the interactive talk on healthy lifestyle changes, with a complimentary lunch provided. Registration is required for members at 275-1199 or gckymca.membership gmail.com.
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Garden City Family Ymca
James Yager
YMCA
Center St
Shannon Sullivan
Gckymca
Gmail.com
Real Ag: Beef Focus Highlights New Agriculture TV Show
Smoky Hills Public Television debuts Real Ag at 6 30 p m Thursday a half hour program for consumers and agri business featuring beef grades and cuts with Kansas State University meat scientist Dr Michael Dikeman Future episodes explore grains water wind animals and food topics hosted by Kyle Bauer KFRM general manager and program director.
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Smoky Hills Public Television
Michael Dikeman
Kansas State University
Kyle Bauer
KFRM
Grave decorations pickup requested before March 1
Valley View Cemetery and Sunset Memorial Gardens urge the public to remove grave decorations and artificial flowers from gravesites before March 1 to prepare for the grass growing season. For information and permission to display decorations during the dates listed, contact Valley View Cemetery at 276-1220.
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Valley View Cemetery
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Budget impasse drags on in Kansas legislature
In Topeka, lawmakers face a stalled spending cuts bill as Democratic leaders urge Gov. Brownback to intervene. Negotiators wait for a good faith offer to resume talks amid a looming Friday deadline and questions about funding gaps and education costs.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Paul Davis
Lawrence
Carolyn McGinn
Ways and Means Committee
Mike O’neal
Hutchinson
Mark Parkinson
Bill Graves
Holcomb student crowned Finney County spelling bee champ
Eighth-grader Gabriel Tackitt of Holcomb Middle School won the Finney County Spelling Bee at Garden City High School, spelling onyx and two more words after asking for a definition and sentence. Connor Schultz finished second. both advanced to the March 12 state competition in Great Bend.
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Finney County
Gabriel Tackitt
Holcomb Middle School
Tackitt
Roxanna Reed
Garden City High School
Clifford Hope Auditorium
GCHS
Scripps National Spelling Bee
Lorretta Tackitt
Tion
Great Bend
Garden City
Holcomb
St. Mary and
St. Dominic Catholic
High Plains
Leigh Ann Roderick
Rita Alsop
Alsop
Osborne County
Memorial Fund
Scripps
Roderick
Reed
Finney
Clifford Hope
Madison Farr
Jennie Barker
Farr
Ethics panel weighs ex Attorney General abortion case in Kansas
Kansas ethics panel opens a hearing on whether former Attorney General Phill Kline violated rules by misrepresenting information and mishandling patient records in cases against two abortion clinics. The panel will decide possible sanctions, up to losing state licensure, with the Supreme Court to determine any punishment.
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Topeka
Phill Kline
Kansas
Kline
Johnson County
Liberty University
Jerry Falwell
George Tiller
Wichita
Planned Parenthood
Kansas City-area
Overland Park
Tiller
Pub
Lic
State Board For Discipline of Attorneys
Kansas Supreme Court
Stanton Hazlett
Ers
Supreme Court
Ron Keefover
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Future Farmers of America
AAA
Schultz
Kavya Shivashankar
Washington, D.C
Keefover
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