Culinary showdown to aid United Way in Finney County
Tickets on sale for a Jan. 15 culinary competition at Samy's Spirits and Steakhouse to raise funds for the Finney County United Way annual campaign. Kansas chefs will prepare a beef entrée and side, with top prizes of 2000 1000 and 500 dollars. The event starts at 7 p.m. at Lamy's on East Kansas Avenue.
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Finney County United Way
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American Red Cross
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United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries
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Garfield screening set for Jan 14 at Garden City
Garden City Public School will hold a free screening clinic January 14 at the Garfield Early Childhood Center 121 West Walnut Street for children ages 3 to 5. Each child will be checked for hearing vision motor and thinking skills in a 90 minute session. appointments via 805-7503.
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Garden City Public Schools Resume Classes Wednesday
Garden City Public Schools resume classes on Wednesday after the year end holiday break. Spring semester begins with all classes in session at normal times and faculty reporting for a work day.
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Garden City
Garden Valley to host Golden Oldies accordion program
Ken Degenhardt will perform an accordion and Golden Oldies musical variety program at 7 tonight. The event unfolds at Garden Valley Retirement Village, 1505 E. Spruce St, with free admission and open attendance for the public.
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Ken Degenhardt
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Kansas delays school aid payments due to cash shortfall
Kansas will delay about 98 million dollars in public school aid from Monday to the end of the week, while the remaining half of obligations were paid on time. Deputy Budget Director Elaine Frisbie cited December tax receipts about 22 million dollars under projections as the reason for the cash crunch, marking the first delay since the fiscal year began July 1 for the 298 districts.
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Prices From Ten Garden City Gas Stations Surveyed
AAA Fuel Price Finder shows a sampling of prices at ten Garden City gas stations. The data reflects current pump prices across brands and locations within the city.
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Garden City
Think tank gains influence in Kansas GOP victory
The Kansas Republican wave boosts Americans for Prosperity influence with staff paths for Tim Huelskamp and Gov elect Brownback appointees. Pfaff becomes Huelskamp chief of staff. Anderson named budget director. Sontag and Estes linked to AFP.
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Washington
Sam Brownback
Ropeka
Steve Anderson
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Koch Industries Inc
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Americans For Prosperity Foundation
Wichita
Mike Pompeo
Mark Chenoweth
Koch Industries
Derrick Sontag
Sontag
Anderson
Republican Party
Kenny Johnston
Kansas Democratic Party
Johnston
State Senate
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Pfaff
Focus On the Family
Optometrist retires after 39 years in Garden City
Dr Randall Bowling retires from Garden City Optometrists after 39 years in the area. He plans to move with his wife Linda to Fayetteville Arkansas and will miss patients, friends and longtime community ties built through Red Cross Lions and GCCC involvement. The couple's son Brock works in sports broadcasting in North Carolina.
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Greensburg administrator Steve Hewitt to become Clinton city manager
Greensburg city administrator Steve Hewitt will resign effective February 8 to become city manager of Clinton Oklahoma. He led Greensburg through disaster recovery, overseeing more than 25 projects and guiding the LEED platinum city and business incubator efforts. Mayor Bob Dixson praised his work as the transition approaches.
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