GCCC offers spring upholstery and woodworking classes
Garden City Community College’s Business and Community Education program hosts woodwork and upholstery courses starting in January. Day and night woodworking classes run Mondays and Tuesdays, upholstery sessions are Thursdays. Tuition is 299 dollars with Finney County seniors 62+ eligible for scholarships. Registration ends soon. details at the BCE Office or online.
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Tim Routon
Finney County
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Student and Community Services Center
Garden City YMCA hosts open house and membership drive
The Garden City Family YMCA announces January Membership Drive with an open house today and January 14 offering free facility use. Two join days are set for Tuesday at $20 and January 20 at $11 with current members earning one free month for successful referrals. Contact Shannon Sullivan at 275-1199 or gckymca.membership@gmail.com for details.
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Garden City GCRC launches multiple programs next week
Garden City Recreation Commission Arts Department begins several classes next week. First Steps in Music runs Monday for infants to 4 with two time slots and a eight week session at 35 dollars plus a CD. Adult dance classes start Tuesday featuring line dance, pattern, and country options with prices from 36 to 55 dollars. registration at 310 N Sixth St or by calling 276-1200.
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Sixth St
Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group Meeting
The Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group will meet at 2 p.m Sunday at Downtown Vision, 413 N. Main St. New members are welcome. Membership is open to all cancer survivors and those receiving treatment in Garden City and neighboring cities. For more information call Chaplain Remy Ekwearir at 272-2518 or Kriz Hughes at 272-2526.
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Downtown Vision
N. Main St
Garden City
Remy Ekwearir
Kriz Hughes
Partners accepting grant applications in local schools
Grant applications are being accepted for the Partners in Community Service Program. Nonprofit organizations must submit by January 31 to program representatives at area high schools Garden City Holcomb Lakin and Deerfield, which are participating in the project. Each school is still accepting applications.
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Garden City
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Deerfield
Garden City attorneys named to Kansas court review panel
Two Garden City lawyers, Finney County Attorney John Wheeler and Gerald Schultz, were named to a 24 member Blue Ribbon Commission by Chief Justice Lawton R. Nuss to study state court operations and structure. The group will assess locations, services, hours, technology, and budgeting for justice access across Kansas.
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Lawton R. Nuss
Finney County
John Wheeler
Gerald Schultz
State of Kansas Office of Judicial Administration
Nuss
Supreme Court
Kansas
GCCC spring enrollment rises with nontraditional students
Garden City Community College reports 1223 registered for the spring, up from 1160 a year ago, with continued growth expected. Dean Deanna Mann cites nontraditional students seeking better job prospects, and notes lower tuition versus four year schools. Registration runs 8 to 8 weekdays and 8 to 4 Fridays at the SCSC, with online class listings and outreach options across multiple communities.
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Deanna Mann
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SCSC
Gcccks
Hometown College
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Dighton
Healy
Holcomb
Lakin
Scon
Scott City
Syracuse
Tribune
Edukan Consortium
Kansas Transportation Plan Showcases Decade of Progress
A Kansas Department of Transportation report highlights investments in highway bridge rail and aviation infrastructure from 2001 to 2010. Secretary Deb Miller credits leadership of Govs Graves Sebelius and Parkinson and notes the plan’s role in supporting the state economy during recovery.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Transportation
Transportation
Deb Miller
Bill Graves
Kathleen Sebelius
Mark Parkinson
Miller
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Nurse Charged in Painkiller Conspiracy Case
Federal prosecutors charge Denise Carlson of Riley with conspiring to dispense Oxycodone and OxyContin in Wichita. The information is a legal document filed with the defendant's consent and does not name other possible co conspirators.
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Wichita
Kansas
Denise Carlson
Riley
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