Garden City trip captains a lively group outing
Picture This Bailey, Monica, Alex, Andrew, Austin and Anne enjoy a guided day at the zou risty Garden City location, sharing smiles and photos during the scenic excursion.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2005
Page
1
Picture This Bailey, Monica, Alex, Andrew, Austin and Anne enjoy a guided day at the zou risty Garden City location, sharing smiles and photos during the scenic excursion.
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline asks the State Board of Education to shift funding certifications so a full year's aid to districts would be certified before a potential court order. The plan aims to blunt a Supreme Court ruling awaiting a Friday hearing as lawmakers resume a special session.
Community members gathered at William D. Fulton’s Garden City home for the 1884 house grand opening. The Prairie Wind Band performed while a costume contest featured dresses mimicking Mrs. Fulton’s era. A woman dressed as Mrs. Fulton cut the ribbon and gave the first tour as organizers aimed to align with Independence Day weekend and GC Zookalee to attract families.
Makentzee Chappel and her mother joined the GC Zoobalee crowd as a rock wall and activities entertained families. For five dollars adults and three dollars kids, with free entry for under threes, participants enjoyed paintless paintballs rapids slides and statue hunts. Rotary Club leaders stressed service to the community over money while proceeds support Garden City High School scholarships.
Southwest Kansas reports show most counties wrapping up wheat harvest. Co ops in Hugoton Satanta Garden City Lakin say they are finished or nearly done. Garden City Dighton manager Ken Jameson notes 99.9 percent completion while Cropland Co op Ulysses places harvest at 95 percent, with rain delaying final work and possible sprout damage in white wheat.
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