Picture This The Fulton House at the Finney County Museum
A photo credited to Lindsey Spaniel features the Fulton House display at the Finney County Historical Museum in Garden City. The caption highlights the exhibit as part of the museum’s local history collection.
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Finney County Historical Museum
Lindsey Spaniel
Garden City
Sunflower air permits near decision in Kansas
Sunflower Electric Power Corp. continues awaiting state air permits for two 700-megawatt coal plants filed with KDHE. CEO Earl Watkins urges letters of support to Gov. Sebelius as environmental groups oppose. KDHE reviews comments. officials expect a decision soon and emphasize regional economic benefits.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Earl Watkins
Hays
Kathleen Sebelius
Steve Miller
Sunflower
Miller
Topeka
Kansas
KDHE
Joe Blubaugh
Repairmen fix air conditioner on New Holland combine
Roger Barnhardt watches KanEquip mechanics Chris Lucero and Richard Gonzales repair the air conditioner's condenser on his New Holland harvest machine near Kendall. Earnhardt notes the busy harvest window, high humidity, and a strong crop, with KanEquip and American Implement aiding to keep farmers in the field.
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Holland
Earnhardt
Kendall
KanEquip
Chris Lucero
Richard Gonzales
KanEquip Inc
American Implement Inc
Chad Frick
W. Jones Ave
Freon
New Holland
Researchers investigate Western Kansas playas for climate clues
Lane County area playa study by University of Kansas experts marks soil sampling on land owned by Vance and Louise Ehmke near Healy. Mark Bowen and Erin De Lee collect samples to probe a possible link between climate change and playa formation, shedding light on land water patterns in 1896 family heritage grounds.
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de Lee
Mark Bowen
Erin de Lee
University of Kansas
Vance and
Louise Ehmke
Lane County
Kansas
Vance
Healy
Lawrence
Ehmke
Vance Ehmke
Tanks R Us to Build Tanks at Garden City Airport
A new tank maker named Tanks R Us plans operations at Garden City Regional Airport, with 30 to 40 workers initially and growth to 150 by 2008 and up to 300 by 2009. Financed by three local businessmen, the venture aims to produce steel and plastic tanks and related products.
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Garden City
Tanks R Us
Roy Dixon
Dixon
High Plains
Palmer Manufacturing
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