Annual sheep school planned for Feb. 10
The Southwest Kansas District Sheep School will be held at 6 p.m. February 10 in the Hodgeman County 4-H Building in Jetmore with supper provided. Speakers include Rodney Jones Kansas State University on business planning amid environmental stresses Clifford Speath on the national sheep research update and Paul Ohlenbusch on grazing and forage system design. A producer panel will address other concerns.
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Southwest Kansas District
Hodgeman County
Jetmore
Rodney Jones
Kansas State University
Clifford Speath
Paul Ohlenbusch
IRS tax help comes to Garden City on tour
A mobile IRS unit offers free income tax help in Garden City at the Salyer Room, Garden City Community College, Monday 3 to 6 pm and Tuesday 8 am to 3 30 pm. Tax preparers will answer questions and may file some state and federal returns for those meeting income guidelines. Midwestern officials emphasize the service aids filers without trips to Wichita and aims for electronic filing where possible.
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Internal Revenue Service
Salyer
Garden City Community College
Paula Burt
Gccc Small Business Development Center
IRS
Garden City
Burt
H & R Block
Norman Neubauer
Wichita
Neubauer
Knight
YMCA
Ymca Board of Directors
Healy Co-op shuts its 86 year old Farmers Store and Deli
The Healy Cooperative will close The Farmer's Store and Deli this Saturday after 86 years serving a town of 300. The loss hits elderly residents who used the gathering place for meals, socialization, and gossip. Shoppers will travel 18 to 24 miles for groceries as drought and farming downturns strain the co-op. Managers hope for a last minute buyer at the closing sale with a free lunch.
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HEALY
Lane County
Healy Cooperative
Marilyn Heinz
Scott City
Dighton
Heinz
Wal-Mart
Dale Hollibaugh
Hollibaugh
Co-op
Peggy Cooley
Cooley
Postcard Exhibit at Garden City Community College
A traveling collection of 26 postcard art pieces from the 24th Kansas Artists Postcard Project will be on display at the Mercer Gallery in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building noon to 4 pm weekdays and 2 to 5 pm Sundays through normal hours, excluding Presidents Day. The exhibit, free to the public, includes works by Ginny Young and Aimee McLendon plus many Topeka and Manhattan artists, in various media from acrylic to digital photography.
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Mercer Gallery
Garden City Community College
Kansas Artists
Association of Community Arts Agencies of Kansas
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
Ulysses
Ginny Young
Aimee McLendon
Garden City
Kathleen Cobb
Mark A. Lakin
Topeka
Steve Dudek
Great Bend
Barry _ Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Ralph Fontenot
Sue Nielsen-Atchison
Lynda
Hays
Suzanne Lindsay
Pittsburg
Terry Maxwell
Emporia
Jean Terry
Lenexa
Helen C. Veatch
Wichita
Frances Batson
James E. Brown
Jeannine Fallert
Overland Park
Brenda Jones
Cheney
Sara Jo Mettlen
Lucas
Garden City stadium turf plan eyed by USD 457 and GCCC
Garden City USD 457 trustees will discuss moving light poles and excavating Memorial Stadium to install artificial turf with Garden City Community College. Estimated costs range from 400000 to 800000 for turf and site work. YMCA may contribute up to 30000. Meeting 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the Endowment Room at the Garden City center.
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Memorial Stadium
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
USD 457
GCCC
Pus
College
Carol Ballantyne
Milt Pippenger
Ballantyne
Garden City High School
Pippenger
YMCA
Chad
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Kansas Water Office
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Division of
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Gardner
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184Th
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McConnell Air Force Base
Clark Duffy
Duffy
Graves
al LeDoux
Stephen Weatherford
Leawood
Kansas Development Finance Authority
Weatherford
George K. Baum and Co
Senate
Jim Bloom
The
Hutchinson News
Senate Elections and Local Government Committee
House
Farmer’s Store
Deli
Susie Wilson
Healy's Farmer’s Market
Linda Struble
Nancy Norby
Gccc Board
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