Spectacular Horse Show Winners Named Across Divisions
Results from Saturday's Spectacular Horse Show crown multiple age divisions with all around and reserve winners. Judy Parsons claimed All-Around in the 18 plus group, while Jayna Morgan earned Reserve All-Around. Cheyenne Scott took 14 to 18 with Brittany Muncy, and 10 to 13 saw Jayme Muncy and Margaret Baughman as All-Around winners. Payson sh Montana Beesley led 7 to 9 as All-Around, with Tucker Peterson and Parker Nemechek in the Novice group. Kathryn Russell was Speed Event All-Around and Reserve went to Tate Parker. Belt buckles awarded to all-around winners. spur straps to reserves. Jayme Muncy also won a saddle. Gift certificates went to first through third. fourth to sixth received buckets, brushes and hoof picks.
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Judy Parsons
Jayna Morgan
Cheyenne Scott
Montana
Beesley
Tucker Peterson
Parker Nemechek
Kathryn Russell
Tate Parker
Jayme Muncy
Final Fall Early Enrollment Day set for GCCC
Final Fall Early Enrollment Day for Garden City Community College fall 2008 will be July 14. The program runs 8 a.m. check in at Beth Tedrow Student Center 801 Campus Drive with an 8:30 a.m. student assessment and on campus services briefings. Enrollment continues after presentations with faculty advisers, lunch, and class schedule planning until 2:30 p.m. Regular enrollment remains open at the Student and Community Services Center 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. classes begin Aug. 13.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Beth Tedrow
Student and Community Services Center
Garden City High School enrollment packets due July 15
Enrollment packets mailed in June must be returned by July 15 to hold spring pre-enrollment class spots. Parents enrolling by mail submit the student information sheet health information and 36 dollar fee with payment. In-person hours run weekdays until August 7, with new student enrollment at the Educational Support Center Fleming Street.
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Garden City High School
GCHS
N. Main St
Fleming St
Fen
USC
County faces tight budget after chiller repairs feared
Finney County commissioners heard County Building Maintenance Director Rick Mandigo warn that County Administrative building and Law Enforcement Center chillers are only partially functional. Replacement costs range from about 30 000 for the admin building to 119 000 120 000 for the Law Enforcement Center, with total repairs potentially around 150 000 and no clear funding.
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Finney County
Rick Mandigo
Mandigo
Sioners
Law Enforcement Center
Commission
Olson
Capital Reserve
Randy Partington
Former chamber leader takes southwest rural post
Carol Meyer, retired president of the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce, becomes the southwest Kansas representative for the Office of Rural Opportunity under the Kansas Department of Commerce. She covers 28 counties and about 90 small cities, linking communities to Main Street, PRIDE, KAN STEP and Small Communities Improvement programs while planning visits and training.
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Kansas Department of Commerce
Commerce
Carol Meyer
Garden City
Corey Mohn
Office of Rural Opportunity
Kansas
Mohn
Commerce Department
Sterling
Southwest Kansas
Garden City Community College
Meyer
Coun
Office of Rural Development
Chamber
Western Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance
Topeka
Sheriff candidate Edler cleared for Lane County ballot
A Lane County committee ruled Steve Edler eligible to run for sheriff after finding his residency question resolved. Edler, who has worked for Scott City Police, rents in both Scott City and Dighton but plans to return to Lane County to seek the office. He faces incumbent Donald Wilson in the Republican primary August 5.
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Lane County
Charlie Fraley
Dighton
Crysta Torson
Steve Edler
Lane County Sheriff’s Office
Scott City
Scott County
Fraley
Edler
Torson
Lane County Register of Deeds
Betty Terhune
Craig Kershner
Chris Jurgens
Jurgens
Melissa Wangemann
Ron Thornburgh
Wangemann
Donald Wilson
Bail Denied for Internet Doctor in Drug Distribute Case
A 10th Circuit panel denied bail for Dr. Wilbur Hilst of Wewoka Oklahoma while he appeals a conviction for conspiracy to unlawfully distribute prescription drugs via an Internet pharmacy. The ruling notes his plea agreement waives appeal rights but does not rule on enforceability and doubts coercion claims about government pressures to drop charges against his wife. Hilst reported to prison last week.
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Wichita
Oklahoma
10Th
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wilbur Hilst
Hilst
Wewoka
Okla
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Brittany Muncy
Margaret Baughman
Payton Sh
Pete Olson
Harley Stapleton
Lane County Committee
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