Picture This Kenzie Messerly Poses for the Camera
Kenzie Messerly features in a posed photo session titled Picture This. The image highlights her portrait style and photographer’s framing, capturing expressive details in a studio setting.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2007
Page
1
Kenzie Messerly features in a posed photo session titled Picture This. The image highlights her portrait style and photographer’s framing, capturing expressive details in a studio setting.
The Finney County Commission will gather at 8 30 a m Monday at the County Administrative Building 311 N Ninth St to conduct official business and review agenda items.
A joint meeting of Finney County and Garden City officials is scheduled for noon Tuesday at the City Administrative Center located at 301 N Eighth Street. The session will discuss intergovernmental matters and local governance coordination.
Garden City and Finney County officials will meet Tuesday to discuss funding a new animal shelter. Garden City has prioritized construction while Finney County recently proposed a 2008 budget with no shelter funds. Mayor Reynaldo Mesa calls it a shared responsibility.
Local businessmen and economic officials announced Tanks R Us a tank manufacturing company expected to employ up to 300. Roy Dixon business manager praised the collaborative effort and Lee Messenger is listed as a minor investor and resident agent. The plant will operate at Garden City Regional Airport producing steel and plastic tanks.
Finney County officials and residents combat rising graffiti as Sheriff Kevin Bascue notes Towns River View South and Farmland Road near US 50 are worst. Commissioner Roman Halbur reports persistent tagging despite cleanup efforts as vandals return with new surfaces.
Liz Sosa, 25, will lead the Finney County Economic Development Corp in preserving existing firms and aiding local businesses. The Hugoton native leaves Holcomb High School to replace Lynn Ballinger, who moved to MOSAIC. Sosa holds degrees from Garden City Community College and Fort Hays State University.
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