Picture This Tyler and Emily Stutzman Welcome Baby Brother
Tyler and Emily Stutzman pose with their new baby brother Matthew in a family moment captured for local news. The siblings smile beside the infant, celebrating a recent addition to the household and sharing joy with relatives.
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Tyler
Emily Stutzman
Matthew
Fire destroys NACO Industries yard in Garden City
Blaze engulfed the NACO Industries PVC fittings plant at 3445 Buffalo Jones Ave. in Garden City, with flames rising 20 to 30 feet. About 24 workers were on site. division manager David Lott said plans to rebuild or close are unknown. Firefighters from midnight to 10 a.m. battled the blaze, wearing oxygen gear due to toxic smoke. No injuries reported.
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Blue Burchett
Naco Industries
Buffalo Jones Ave
Burchett
Allen Shelton
Shelton
David Lott
Lott
Garden City
NACO
Logan
Utah
Naco Industries, Inc
Buffalo Jones Rd
Debate in race for Loyd seat yields no knockout punches
Republican candidates Roy Dixon and Jeff Whitham sparred in a Thursday debate for Kansas House District 123. Both said the tone was even as they addressed school finance immigration and other issues. The race hinges on a August 1 primary with no Democratic candidate in November and a possible write in challenge.
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Roy Dixon
Jeff Whitham
Kansas
Whitham
Leroy Koehn
Garden City
Ward Loyd
Lenge
Western State Bank
Dixon
GCCC trustees weigh two budget plans for 2006-07
Garden City Community College trustees review two mill levy options at an 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday meeting in the Hall of Fame Room. One plan keeps the levy at 19.54 mills with a 23.475 million budget, the other lowers to 19.29 mills with a 23.395 million budget. The $80,000 variance goes to the general fund, translating to 25 cents more tax per 1000 of assessed value. Residential valuations are 11.5 percent of appraised value and commercial at 25 percent.
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Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
GCCC
Hall of Fame
Dennis B. Perryman
Tourism Bureau hires two to fill positions
The Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau named Amy Weaver as director and Polly Catanese as assistant director after WenDee LaPlant left for the Kansas Sampler Foundation. Weaver comes from Target and holds a business administration degree, while Catanese is a recent University of Richmond alum. They will be introduced to area attractions such as the Windsor Hotel and Lee Richardson Zoo to boost local tourism.
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Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau
WenDee LaPlant
Kansas Sampler Foundation
Amy Weaver
Target
Tourism Bureau
Polly Catanese
University of Richmond
Virginia
Weaver
Garden City Community College
Omaha
Neb
Catanese
Massachusetts
Garden City
Ronald
Beverly
High Plains Urology
St. Catherine Hospital
LaPlant
Windsor Hotel
Lee Richardson Zoo
Finnup Center
Finney County Historical Museum
Regents grant seeds nurse training at Garden City
Garden City Community College despite a $160 211 grant from the Kansas Board of Regents plans to buy four adult patient simulators one baby simulator one child simulator and one maternal and neonatal simulator for seven long term patients at St Catherine Hospital in Garden City. The nursing program director Lenora Cook says the simulators enable instructors to model real life health scenarios with readable vital signs helping students learn to handle pain breathing problems and other urgent cues.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Kansas Board of Regents
Garden City Community College
Lenora Cook
GCCC
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