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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2011
Page
3
The Main ARTery in Ulysses invites local artists to enter the Fourth Annual Juried Art Competition themed Art in the Fast Lane. Transportation inspired entries, reception February 5 from 1 to 4 p.m., cash awards at 2 p.m., entries due Jan 28 to Feb 2, exhibition February 5 to March 19.
The Second Friday Films series at Finney County Public Library presents a Swedish thriller featuring Lisbeth Salander, a 24 year old genius hacker. Shown with subtitles at 7 p.m. on the month’s second Friday, the mature audience film contains disturbing sexual violence. Admission is free with refreshments.
The Strong Kids program for youth through sixth grade starts Monday at the Garden City Family YMCA and runs through February 2. Registration is 10 dollars for members and 20 dollars for participants, with classes in the Hinder racquetball court and YMCA facilities. Contact Stacy Crase at 275-1199 or gckymca.fitness@gmail.com for details.
After two days of debate and six ballots the Kansas State Board of Education chose David Dennis a Wichita Republican as chairman on a 6 4 vote. He replaces Janet Waugh and ends a 5 5 deadlock that had blocked leadership decisions. The board manages policies for 293 districts and oversees about 3 billion in funding though it cannot raise revenue.
Garden City Community College trustees agreed to invite four finalists from 30 applicant résumés for interviews to choose the sixth permanent president. Interim President Joseph Emmons and chairman William Clifford led the process with a campus and community search committee. Interviews set for February with daylong sessions for public meetups.
L Douglas Wilder the first African American elected Virginia governor will address Garden City Community College on MLK Day. The 10 am to noon program at the Dennis Perryman Athletic Complex is co sponsored by the Cultural Relations Board the city and GCCC with BSU members reading poetry and welcoming remarks by interim president Joseph Emmons. Wilder’s talk titled The Movement Past Present and Future highlights his public service career including Congress Virginia senate lieutenant governorship and efforts on fair housing and minority hiring.
James Hardy, in under three years as Wichita County Schools superintendent candidate, highlights passing a 4.5 million bond, guiding building plans, and overseeing construction while outlining budget cuts and cross district experience. He compares Wichita County to Hutchinson and cites demographic challenges, staffing scope, and his education background from Kansas State and Fort Hays State.
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