CRY Group to Give AmTrake Tricycle in Garden City
Dodge City AMBUCS chapter to present an AmTrake therapeutic tricycle to a child in Garden City at Summit ResCare 2102 E Spruce St at 6 p.m. Thursday. Attendees may view AmTrykes and explore starting a Garden City AMBUCS chapter. For details contact Jammie Phillips or Darrell Roths Jr. at 620-225-4139.
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Dodge City
Ambucs
Garden City
Summit ResCare
Spruce St
National Ambucs Inc
Jammie Phillips
Darrell Roths Jr
Cimarron Rotary Barbecue Dinner Wednesday Evening
The Cimarron Rotary hosts a barbecue with beef, fixings, and watermelon from 5 to 7 p.m. at Cimarron Crossing Park. Admission costs 3 for adults and 2 for children.
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Cimarron
Cimarron Crossing Park
Cimarron Lions Club Feed Thursday at fair grounds
The Cimarron Lions Club will host a club feed beginning at 5 p.m. Thursday at the fair grounds in Cimarron. The event features pork burgers with fixings and free-will donations. Attendees are asked to drop off old eyeglasses at the Lions Club booth.
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Cimarron Lions Club
Fairgrounds
Cimarron
Lions Club
Photography Walk Celebrates Third Annual Worldwide Event
The Third Annual Scott Kelley Photo Walk gathers photographers at 950 locations worldwide this Saturday. Garden City hosts a 9 a.m. start at Walnut and Sixth, guided by local leader Pansy Fryman, with a post walk social hour at St. Catherine Hospital cafeteria. Registration at worldwidephoto walk dot com. contact Fryman at 275-5870.
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Scott Kelley
Garden City
Walnut
Sixth Streets
St. Catherine Hospital
Worldwidephotowalk.com
Pansy Fryman
Democratic Senate candidates tout resumes in Kansas debate
Four Democrats, vying for the Kansas Senate nomination, defended records and argued for addressing unemployment, health care, and debt. Key figures include State Sen. David Haley, Lisa Johnston, Charles Schellenberger, and Patrick Wiesner, while Jerry Moran and Todd Tiahrt remain the Republican incumbents. Robert Conroy did not attend.
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U.S. Senate
Kansas
Jerry Moran
Todd Tiahrt
David Haley
Kansas City
Haley
Lisa Johnston
Overland Park
Baker University
Charles Schollenberger
Prairie Village
Senate
Patrick Wiesner
Lawrence
KWCH
Wichita
Johnston
Schollenberger
Schellenberger
Wiesner
Robert Conroy
Sam Brownback
Gas firm seeks to condemn 9100 acres
Omaha based Northern Natural Gas Co filed a federal lawsuit in Wichita to condemn more than 9100 acres across Pratt Kingman and Reno counties in Kansas. The move aims to stop gas migration from its Cunningham Storage Field and to obtain underground storage rights, as landowners resist the takeover after a decade of legal fights.
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Wichita
Nebraska
Kansas
Warren Buffet
Northern Natural Gas Co
Pratt
Kingman
Reno
Dorothy Trinkle
Northern Natural Gas
Mike Loeffler
Loeffler
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Northern Natural
Cunningham
Six candidates discuss farm subsidies in district race
The Hutchinson News asked six Republican hopefuls in Kansas first district responses on farm subsidies. Topics covered include wealth-based eligibility, immigration, military draft, and retirement age with the Aug. 8 primary approaching. The winner faces Alan Jilka in November to succeed Rep. Moran starting 2011.
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Congressional District
Hutchinson News
Alan Jilka
Salina
U.S
Jerry Moran
Rhays
Farm subsidies debated by Cobb Mann on fairness
Tracey Mann argues all farmers deserve equal treatment in the farm program and that subsidies should compensate for crop price variances without favoring certain groups. Cobb notes farmers prefer market checks over government aid, and questions broader wealth considerations in program fairness.
Farm subsidies should not hinge on owner wealth
Sue Boldra argues for a level playing field in farm subsidies, contending that assistance decisions must not be based on personal wealth of the farm owner. She advocates uniform criteria to ensure fairness and equal access to support.
Farm bill needs cap on farm payments says Huelskamp
Tim Huelskamp of Fowler argues for a limit on government farm payments and criticizes urban influence in crafting the farm bill. He rejects federal income discrimination and taxes that punish success, urging reform to avoid stifling growth.
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Finney County Fairgrounds
Yeur Jlar
Congress
Washington
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Tiahrt
Laurie Sisk
Kimba
Lee Richardson Zoo
Jim Barnett
Emporia
Marck Cobb, Galva
Tracey Mann
Sue Boldra, Hays
Tim Huelskamp
Fowler
Rob Wasinger
Cottonwood Falls
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