Offices Open Monday In Garden City Area
Several government offices will stay open Monday including Garden City municipal offices the post office Finney County offices banks Garden City schools and Garden City Community College State offices will be closed for the July Fourth holiday.
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Garden City
Finney County
Garden City Community College
Donor Center to Open Monday Hours for Fourth of July
Garden City Blood Donor Center will operate on Monday instead of Tuesday due to the holiday. Hours are set for 7 to 11 a.m. on Monday.
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Garden City
Library Joins Scholarship Program for Kansas Families
Finney County Public Library in Southwest Kansas joins the Kansas Learning Quest College Savings Program to award 500 savings accounts to seven families statewide. Parents can register at the library check-out counter or teen desk. forms are due at the end of July and will be sent to the state for a drawing. Winners announced in early August.
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Finney County Public Library
Kansas
Kansas Learning Quest
Kansas Public Libraries
Finney County Library
Southwest Kansas
Kansas Reaps Payment as Arkansas River Dispute Advances
Topeka AP Kansas AG Phill Kline notes Colorado has paid 1.1 million in additional costs to ensure water limits on the Arkansas River, following a 1984 suit that Kansas won in the Supreme Court in 1995. The 2004 damages settlement left ongoing monitoring and technical accounting.
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Topeka
Kansas
Arkansas
Colorado
Phill Kline
Kline
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas governor pressed by Medicaid funding dispute
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius voiced frustration over federal fights on Kansas Medicaid spending. Audits show potential overpayments totaling millions from 1997 to 2003, tied to health services for schoolchildren. Federal probe reviewed about 170 million in payments. Kansas contests several findings.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Department of Health and Human Services
Inspector General
Kansas adopts concealed gun law as 180 new laws take effect
Kansas becomes the 48th state to permit concealed handguns with a four year permit issued after background checks and eight hours of training. The measure overrides past vetoes by governors Graves and Sebelius and includes a records secrecy provision folded into the package.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cowtowns
Abilene
Dodge City
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Gary Hayzlett
Hayzlett
Rlakin
Bill Graves
Kathleen Sebelius
Attorney General's Office
Church uses crayons to color Trinity Lutheran doors
Dawnnel Francis designs stained glass like holiday decorations for Trinity Lutheran Church using old crayons wax paper and tape. The colorful panels promote Vacation Bible School Fiesta July 17 and were created with church volunteers including children who helped sharpen crayons cut tape and design pieces.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Francis
Trinity Lutheran
Loretta Schultz
Alex Messenger
Michael
Dodge City Middle School
Fleming St
Community college to offer concealed carry training in Garden City
Garden City residents may begin nationwide concealed carry training at Garden City Community College and Sand and Sage Rifle and Gun Club. The eight hour course covers firearm basics, safety, law issues, citizen responsibility, and interaction with law enforcement. Participants must demonstrate proficiency and pass a background check for a $150 permit.
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Garden City
Garden City Community College
Sand and Sage Rifle and Gun Club
Linda Morgan
Pub
GCCC
Morgan
National Rifle Association
Attorney General's Office
Sand and Sage
Dennis Selfridge
Land and Sage
John Andrews
Gccc Department of Public Safety
Sheriff Office Fingerprint Back Ground Check Process
General spokesman Jan Lunsford explains the procedure for concealed carry or similar background checks. Applicants must submit an application, a photograph, and a $150 fee to the sheriff in their home county. The sheriff forwards the fingerprints and application to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation for a background check.
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Jan Lunsford
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriffs
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
government acreage estimates ease fears of crop abandonment
In Wichita AP report the USDA June acreage show little change in winter wheat totals despite severe drought. Kansas remains unchanged at 10.2 million planted with 9.4 million harvested while Texas and Oklahoma see large losses and Nebraska shows modest losses.
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Midwest
U.S. Agriculture Department
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Eddie Wells
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
National Agricultural Statistics Service
Nebraska
Wells
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