Benefit Concert for Miss Kansas Teen International
A college scholarship fundraiser is set for Friday at 6 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium Garden City High School. Performers include the Fiddlin Foresters U S Forest Service foresters and Debi Moore. Tickets cost 10 adults 6 students grades 9 12 and 4 for K 8 pupils. Funds support the Miss Kansas Teen International Pageant.
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Clifford Hope
Garden City High School
Fiddlin’ Foresters
U.S. Forest Service Foresters
Debi Moore
Fourth annual ABC Pregnancy Care Center dinner in Garden City
The Jan 25 fundraiser at Knights of Columbus Hall Garden City opens doors 6 30 pm dinner at 7 pm menu includes garden salad steak Texas potatoes green beans rolls and homemade pies entertainment and door prizes Tickets 30 per couple limit 50 couples Call Troy Dirks 272 9185 for tickets Also Kansas Old Time Fiddlers will perform 2 to 4 30 pm Sunday at VIP Building 300 Church St Scott City public invited no charge
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ABC Pregnancy Care Center
Knights of Columbus
Garden City
Troy Dirks
White Woman Basin
The
Kansas Old Time Fiddlers, Pickers and Singers
Church St
Scott City
Grants funding available for area schools and nonprofits
Grants of up to 30000 dollars are offered to nonprofit agencies in Kearny and Finney counties. Applications from Garden City Holcomb Lakin and Deerfield high schools and Garden City Community College are due January 31. Contact Ann Price at Garden City Co. 276 3246 or aprice@odsgc.net for details.
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Holcomb
Lakin
Deerfield
Garden City Community College
Kearny
Finney
Garden City Co
Ann Price
Aprice
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Tippin's seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Kansas
Tippin's Restaurants Inc and subsidiary Gambucci joined Chapter 11 filings. The chain closed nine restaurants across Kansas City St Louis and Texas but still operates in Overland Park Lenexa Prairie Village Independence Missouri and Tulsa. Assets exceed liabilities by about 0.9 million.
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Tippin’s Restaurants Inc
Kansas City
Gambucci Inc
Tippin’s
Olathe
St. Louis
Texas
Lenexa
Prairie Village
Independence
Tulsa
Okla
Ron Weiss
Gambucci’s
Garden City to add inspection fees and new revenue sources
Garden City commissioners approved a 30 dollar re inspection fee for multiple inspections and a 46 dollar per hour after hours inspection charge after 6 p m. The move aims to cover costs with emergencies exempted. The panel also advanced water sewer access for a mobile park project and rezoned Prospect Avenue parcel to residential.
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Jim Neblett
Neblett
Ward’s
Garden Center
Brookover
Taylor Ave
Prospect Avenue
Eighth Street
Traffic Advisory Board
Blankets Bring Comfort to Local Children in Troubled Homes
Garden City patrol cars now carry handmade Project Linus blankets donated by the southwest Kansas chapter. Twenty blankets were placed in vehicles, with eight going to Family Crisis Services and two to St. Catherine Hospital. The effort aims to reassure traumatized children, offering warmth and a sense of love during crises.
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Southwest Kansas Project
Linus
Garden City Police Department
O’brate
National
Project Linus Organization
Karen Loucks
Colorado
Laura
Garden City
Troy Davis
Davis
Mary Rivas
Holcomb
Rivas
Eisenbarth files for trustees at Garden City CC
The Garden City Waste Water Department superintendent Mark Eisenbarth 37 filed Monday for a seat on the Garden City Community College Board of Trustees. He is the first candidate to file and aims to preserve and expand services amid budget pressures. He holds a Pratt Community College and Emporia State University degrees and plans to bring senior courses and teacher recertification programs locally. He and wife Michelle have four children. Filing deadline is noon January 21.
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City of Garden
Eisenbarth
Pratt Community College
Emporia State University
University of Kansas
Garden City
Michelle
Lauren
Kaitlyn
Kimberly
Ryan
Ed Nicklaus
Dave Brenn
Steve Sterling
Hamilton County considers budget cuts with new five member board
Hamilton County commissioners weigh a possible 100000 cut in state funds while expanding from three to five members. New appointees Mike Spini and Randy Braddock face higher costs, including salaries, health insurance, and KPERS, as roads like Road 31 prompt calls for paving though funding is uncertain. Sheriff Popejoy notes ongoing accidents on Road 31 and truck traffic. officials discuss a special tax but take no action. Budget delays may push paving and staffing decisions into spring.
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Syracuse
Hamilton County
Mike Spini
Randy Braddock
Bill Graves
Marcia Ashmore
Cheatum
Braddock
Bethany Popejoy
Popejoy
Cletus Simon
County Commission
Spini
Zeke
Dave Schwieterman
Schwieterman
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