Inside Therapeutic Riding Puts Smiles on Faces
Therapeutic riding programs bring joy to participants, with horses aiding physical and emotional well-being. Instructors report improved balance, confidence, and social interaction as riders of all ages engage in structured sessions at local equestrian centers.
Kansas Weather Outlook Through Thursday
Kansas forecast shows Monday night clear with lows 15 to 25. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the 40s to 50s, then increasing cloudiness overnight with lows near 20 to 35. Wednesday brings a slight rain chance in the southwest with highs 45 to 55. Thursday offers a chance of rain or snow in the north and west.
Dow Jones Open Drops to 10629 After Morning Decline
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,629.00, down 32.94 from this morning's opening. The broad market is showing negative momentum as trading continues.
Local Telegram Site Still Spreads News and Sports
The Telegram offers local news, sports and editorials on its Internet site www gctelegram com. Readers can access community updates, scores, and editorial content online.
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On-call HIV Aid Worker Drives Southwest Kansas Reach
Tina Hahn, District 9 HIV AIDS caseworker for WEKARE, splits days between Mexican American Ministries in Mexican American Ministries and WEKARE. She travels up to 60 miles to deliver meals and essentials while aiding battered women and connecting them with care.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
District 9
Western Kansas
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Family Crisis Center
Ulysses Kansas Faces Higher Gas Prices Pressure
Ulysses residents face steep gas bills despite city owns two wells near an old Midwest field. Prices rose from 38 cents to 64 cents per 100 cubic feet as Greeley Gas of Kansas supplies the city. Rural well owners also lose free wellhead gas due to aging contracts and lowered flow from compressors.
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Grant County
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Judge drops instructors from McMillan lawsuit
Judge J Thomas Marten dismisses claims against 30 teachers and staff in the Patrick McMillan case against USD 457. District attorney Randy Grisell says the individuals faced unwarranted public stigma. McMillan, a 1999 Garden City High School graduate, alleges district and staff violated Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
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Randy Grisell
Grant Griffiths
McMillan
Milt Pippenger
Jim Lentz
Kraig Dexter
Kevin Burr
Don Jernberg
Kent Garhart
Claudia Ward
Kaylee Hogan
Mark Ronn
Joyce Adams
Jackie Hill
Dave Meadows
Wendy Terpstra
Laura Paulsen
Steve Germes
Gil Hall
Lisa Shuttle
Korey Ediger
Michelle Hewes
Kevin Thompson
Lori Ryland
Jennie Perez
Joyce Stuart
Leon Weaver
Martin Segovia
Kandis Greiss
Jesse Bernal
Bryan Beeson
Janice Feaster
Mike Adams
Garden City High School
Misbehaving inmate sparks sprinkler, as isolation debate continues
Finney County officials say 33-year-old Michael Perez, accused of raping a 15-year-old, remained in disciplinary segregation despite a three week window to rejoin the general population. He allegedly busted a cell sprinkler after receiving a behavior outline, prompting a shutoff before major flooding.
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Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Perez
Court of Appeals
Mark Welch
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