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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2008
Page
1
Steve the dog turns five as owner Janice Woodall of Garden City shares a photo. The image captures the party scene with festive decorations and the canine honoree posing for the camera in a cheerful moment.
The Broncs edition presents a 46 page issue spanning five sections. It outlines the newspaper’s structure, section topics, and a note on staff and publication details for readers and archivists.
Garden City resident Bob Williams traces interest from seed business to Earth science and global warming while exploring hundreds of topics. He followed Sunflower Electric Power Corp.’s denied permit for two 700 megawatt coal plants at Holcomb, prompted by Kansas Health and Environment Secretary Rod Bremby citing an attorney general opinion and concern over carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas impacts.
Brittany Riffey and Annie Goodson from Wamego High School traveled with peers from multiple districts to the State Debate Championship in Garden City. The event, hosted by Garden City USD 457, drew buses and vans to downtown, signaling economic activity for hotels and restaurants as occupancy lags from last year’s winter storms.
More than 200 qualifying teams compete at Garden City High School for Kansas state debate, debating whether the United States should boost public health aid to Sub Saharan Africa. Valerie Hathcoat of Field Kindley High School and Michelle Taylor of Silver Lake High School note this is their final tournament and all 2,000 students and coaches strive to excel amid tough competition.
An Editor's note introduces a 17 part series on mentoring at Garden City Public Schools. The focus is Garden City High School where freshman Adrian Martin improved homework with help from mentor Ryan Meng a school social worker. They met biweekly through the freshmen mentoring program for guidance on test taking credits and goal setting.
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