Shrove Tuesday Dinner At St Thomas Episcopal Church
St Thomas Episcopal Church will host its annual Shrove Tuesday celebration from 5 to 8 PM in the parish hall at Main and Walnut. Pancakes sausage and more will be served with admission 4 dollars for adults 3 dollars for children under 12 and seniors 60 and over.
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St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Main
Walnut Streets
Timken Faces 2284 Fine For Missing Water Tests
Timken Kansas, a town of about 70 people, was fined 2,284 by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment for failing to submit required monthly water tests for bacterial contaminants in multiple periods from 1999 to 2000. The mayor admits violation and says the city will not appeal but has asked for a reduction. The water utility serves 48 customers.
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Timken
Rush County
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Judge halts Liberal mayor recall bid
Judge Ronald Innes ruled the recall petition against Liberal Mayor Ivanhoe Love Jr. does not allege mis conduct within official duties, suspending the Jan recall election. Love, seeking a fifth term, had challenged the ruling while suing 13 individuals and the newspaper publisher over the petition. The primary is Tuesday ahead of the April 3 election.
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Liberal
Ivanhoe Love Jr
Love
Seward County
Don Scott
Kansas
Ronald Innes
Innes
The
Southwest Daily Times
Liberal City Commission
Wichita nightclub shooting leaves two dead and suspect jailed
In Wichita, a man opened fire at the Antler Club injuring two others and killing Marcus D. Cox 23 and Jarvis R. Kinnard 24, both with gang ties and prior prison records. A 44-year-old woman remained critical and a 28-year-old man was treated and released. Police search motive as the shooter’s target status remains unclear.
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Wichita
Antler Club
Ken Landwehr
Landwehr
Marcus D. Cox
Jarvis R. Kinnard
Prison inmate may have botched parole
David Smith, 42, a murder inmate at Hutchinson Correctional Facility, was on a work release when he left a package in a woman’s car in a park ing lot in a bid to impress her, potentially delaying his parole.
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Hutchinson
David Smith
Smith
Governor decries House vote to fund value-added center
Gov Bill Graves expressed astonishment as the House rejected Friday a plan to finance a value-added center at Kansas State University to help farmers market products. The measure, backed by $3 million from a separate education building fund, failed 67-57 after initial approval.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas State University
Kansas
Graves
House
Senate
John Toplikar
Rolathe
State General Fund
Kent Glasscock
K-State
KSU
Senate Agriculture
Derek Schmidt
R-Independence
Dennis McKinnery
Greensburg
McKinney
Lakin man charged with involuntary manslaughter in crash deaths
Armando Leyva 28 faces three counts of involuntary manslaughter and felonies for the deaths of Porfirio Terrazas 58 and his children after a head‑on on U S Highway 50 near the IBP plant. He is jailed on 75000 bond.
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Deerfield
Armando Leyva
U.S. Highway 50
Holcomb
Kansas
Leyva
Porfirio Terrazas
Ana
Cezar
Mariz Cantu
Terraza
Carlos Cantu
Western Motors
Garden City
Finney County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ron Knoefel
St. Catherine Hospital
Knoefel
KHP
Kansas Outdoors to honor Hunt Kansas winners in Garden City
The Kansas Outdoors awards will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Garden City during the Sand and Sage Rifle and Pistol Club show at Finney County Fairgrounds. Twenty three tagged hunt winners and the statewide longest tail feather winner will receive Beretta firearms and keys, with the grand prize a 2001 Ford Expedition. Robin Jennison notes the promotion's first year showcases Kansas hunting outreach.
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Garden City
Hunt Kansas
Kansas
Sand & Sage Rifle and
Collectors Show At Exhibition Building This Weekend
The Sand and Sage Rifle and Pistol Club hosts the Annual Collectors Show at the Finney County Fairgrounds Exhibition Building from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Admission is 4 dollars, with reduced prices for youths, featuring 115 exhibitors and items from painted saw blades to pistols and baseball cards. Local organizers emphasize broad appeal, volunteer support, and potential high turnout despite weather concerns.
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Sand and Sage Rifle and Pistol Club
Finney County Fairgrounds
Jeff Landgraf
Sand and Sage Club
Landgraf
Bob Prewitt
Prewitt
Mark Heckel
Heck
Eighth St
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