GCCC Endowment names new officers and board members
Garden City Community College Endowment Association elected Callie Remschner as president with Kim Shaddix and Kirk Clemon as officers, and Bob Whippo as treasurer. New at large members include Tom Walker Diana Jones and Joyce Stapleton. Several existing members were re elected to two year terms. The association funds scholarships and programs at GCCC.
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Garden City Community College Endowment Association
Callie Remschner
Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau
Kim Shaddix
Commerce Bank
Kirk Clemon
Bob Whippo
Garden City Area
Alan Fankhauser
Tim Hanigan
Darin Hopkins
Jones
Carolyn Kinney
Dennis Mesa
Remschner
Shaddix
Walker
Whippo
Garden City
Vicki Krehbiel
Bryan Education Center
Scott City
Kathy Morrison
Deb Hays
Dana Woodbury
Jeff Forrest
Association
GCCC
GCCC Enrollment Runs Through Friday
Public enrollment for spring semester classes at Garden City Community College starts today and continues through Friday. Most classes begin Monday with in person registration 8 30 a m to 7 p m today and Thursday and 8 30 a m to 4 p m Friday at the Administration Building. After 4 p m registration moves to Saffell Library. Telephone enrollment offered noon to 7 p m today and Thursday at the GCCC Phone Enrollment Hotline 276 9653 for up to seven credit hours and past attendance at GCCC in the last decade. ROAD HOTLINE 1 800 585 7623
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Garden City Community College
Saffell
GCCC
Former Garden City teacher spared no mercy in knife threat case
Gretchen Paul, 56, a special education teacher at Charles O Stones Intermediate Center, was sentenced to 12 months in prison and 24 months of probation with Community Corrections for aggravated assault. She pulled a 3 inch knife on a 13 year old student on February 21, 2002, blocked the classroom door, fled to Colorado and Hays, and was captured after a motel arrest in Finney County.
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Garden City
Gretchen Paul
Thomas Richardson
Paul
Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center
Colorado
Hays
Finney County
Scott County to discuss 2003 mill levy and redistricting
Scott County commissioners plan January 21 meetings with all department heads to address a two mill levy cut for 2003 and possible salary freezes. The group will also review redistricting by population, dispatch equipment upgrades, and funding for drug education materials while maintaining local programs amid Kansas fiscal strain.
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Scott City
Kansas
Scott County
Jim Minnix
Minnix
Scott County Commission
Pam Faurot
Alan Stewart
Stewart
Dan Deaver
Ex-bookkeeper charged with forging checks at dentist office
Kristina Prentice a former bookkeeper for Dr Timothy Hanigan faces 54 charges including eight forgery counts 19 theft by deception and 27 theft after alleged forged checks totaling more than 19 000 were deposited to her account between October 2000 and July 2001. Arraignment set for January 21 in Finney County District Court.
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Kristina Prentice
Timothy Hanigan
Peter Ramirez
Finney County
Hanigan
Prentice
QuickBooks
John Lindner
Lindner
Tim Underwood
Golden Plains Credit Union
Ingalls
Holcomb
Robbery attempt reported on East Kansas Avenue
Police logs indicate a suspect grabbed a woman as she walked to her car in the 3100 block of East Kansas Avenue around 3 a.m. The investigation is ongoing.
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Kansas Avenue
Sheriff’s deputies arrest man after sword assault in Ridge Road area
At about 9 p.m. Monday Finney County deputies arrested Miguel Gomez, 35, of 1095 Ridge Road, following a verbal argument that turned physical and saw him strike Victor Ortiz Sr., 60, of 6042 Waterhole, in the head with a sword. Ortiz Sr. was treated and released from St. Catherine Hospital.
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Ridge Road
Miguel Gomez
Victor Ortiz Sr
Ortiz Sr
St. Catherine Hospital
Fire and DUI incidents reported in Garden City area
Garden City Fire Department logs show a gas leak at 1700 block East Laurel Street at 12 54 a m a false alarm at 400 block East Walnut Street at 10 53 a m and a DUI citation for 18 year old Rate I Quintero at 100 block Edward Street issued and released at 3 50 p m
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Garden City
I. Quintero
Edward Street
Lauer runs for Holcomb mayor as filing nears deadline
Dennis Lauer, 50, filed for Holcomb mayor as April election nears, offering 9 years on the council and a pledge to curb spending while maintaining services. He and his wife Colleen moved to Holcomb in 1984 and have two adult children. Bruce Heinitz, 55, files for re election to the Holcomb City Council, eyeing completion of Main Street reconstruction and the sewer lagoon project begun last year. Heinitz has served 12 years on the council and works as a safety technician at Sunflower Electric Corp.
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Jannelle Robins-Gaede
Dennis Lauer
Lauer
Colleen
Jake
Autumn
Metropolitan State College
Denver
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Finney County
Heinitz
Twyla
Jared
Summer
Justin
Ginger
Brandi
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Sunflower Electric Corp
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Garden City
Dunford seeks re election to USD 457 school board
Garden City incumbent Gail Dunford filed Monday for re election to the USD 457 school board. elected in 2000 to a two year term she cites community service and setting a good example for her daughters Gretchen and Claire. she highlights budget shortfalls and No Child Left Behind as challenges and notes education requires depth beyond quick fixes. she is a medical technologist at St Catherine Hospital and active in multiple community organizations.
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Garden City School Board
Gail Dunford
Dunford
St. Catherine Hospital
Lynn
Garden
The
University
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