Smoky Hills tackles Doctors on Call on arthritis topics
Smoky Hills Public Television will air Doctors on Call at 7 p.m. Tuesday with orthopedic experts Alexander Neel and Robert Bassett as guest panelists. A recorded encore plays 3:30 p.m. Jan. 18, through April, hosted by Kari Sparks, serving 70 Kansas counties and one Nebraska county across 120 cable systems, DirecTV, and Dish Network.
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Dodge City
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Hays Orthopedic Institute
Hays
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Kari Sparks
GCCC hosts MLK event with Sudanese speaker Day
Garden City Community College opens its MLK Day program from 10 a.m. to noon on January 19 in the Dennis Perryman Athletic Complex. Keynote speaker John Bul Day, once a Lost Boy of Sudan, will discuss aid efforts through his foundation. The event, sponsored by the Cultural Relations Board, Breakover Lecture Series, and the Student Government Association, features readings and music by GCCC groups. Admission is free.
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John Bul Day
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Sudan
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Cultural Relations Board
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Kansas
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Kent ‘Kolbeck
Diana Machotka
CCC
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Geccks
Dighton Woman Poses For KU Swimsuit Calendar Cover
Cassie Rupp, 2007 Garden City CC graduate and KU student majoring in journalism and strategic communications, stars on the cover of the 2009 Women of KU Swimsuit Calendar. Her mother, Maraline Clark of Dighton, says the calendar has opened marketing opportunities for Rupp as she promotes the calendar in Garden City at Samy’s Spirits & Steakhouse. Rupp described the selection process, the surreal feeling of being chosen, and her future plans in marketing and strategic communications while enjoying the experience and considering next year’s calendar.
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Garden City Community College
University of Kansas
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Maraline Clark
Dighton
Clark
University
Sanc
Dave Gillispie
Gillispie
Missing Kansas boy Adam Herrman case widens search
Investigators probing Adam Herrman's 1999 disappearance shifted activity to a rural Sedgwick County home and plan a weekend sweep of Whitewater River and adjacent woods near Towanda. Sheriff Murphy notes tips surge from across the U S, including MySpace and Facebook images. five of eight Butler County detectives are on the case with regional agency help.
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Adam Herrman
Towanda
Herrman
Kansas City
Butler County
Craig Murphy
Wichita
Doug
Valerie Herrman
Adam
Herrmans
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Murphy
Whitewater
Sedgwick County
MySpace
Facebook
Grant aids Smoky Hills parenting sessions in Kansas
Smoky Hills Public Television will hold four Southwest Kansas workshops on parenting as part of a $2,175 Healthy Choices for Early Childhood grant from the Kansas Health Foundation. Sessions run February and March in Liberal Garden City Johnson City and Lakin, with later sessions statewide. Breeden notes focus on exercise dental health safety and nutrition for adults with 2 to 5 year olds.
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Garden City
Johnson City
Lakin
Leona Breeden
Smoky Hills Public Television
Breeden
Weekend volunteers sought at Lee Richardson Zoo for education program
The Lee Richardson Zoo invites adults over 18 to a Saturday coffee event at the Finnup Center to learn about becoming trained docents. Training starts mid January. volunteers assist with animal presentations tours zoomobiles and camps. Call 276 1250 for details.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Finnup Center For Conservation Education
Finnup Drive
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