Holcomb Sets Aside Funds for Local Project
Holcomb allocates money for a community project while Eric Allen and his father read about Beef en eee Rardan Cip, highlighting local interest and involvement in municipal plans.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2005
Page
1
Holcomb allocates money for a community project while Eric Allen and his father read about Beef en eee Rardan Cip, highlighting local interest and involvement in municipal plans.
A firefighters committee report flags promotion fairness, on duty staffing, and shifting discipline as major concerns in Garden City Fire Department. The plan, created with IAFF input and a three member peer review panel, aims to address short and long term issues while debating union recognition under Kansas law.
Derik Newell 24 seeks 6 870 signatures from Morris district to recall State School Board member Connie Morris R St Francis. He cites her stance on evolution and a Miami trip as issues. Morris says she serves at the will of the people and welcomes continued service.
Three generations of the Darrell Goss family in Finney County maintain a 4-H legacy in Garden City. Darrell started the line about 60 years ago and his children Wayne Sheryl Loren and Gayline Trickey grew up in projects from pig care to public presentations. Loren won grand champion pigs with Gayline as reserve, inspiring pride and independence in the next generation as grandchildren begin similar 4-H activities.
Kansas farmers have more than doubled insured acreage since 1989 and tripled coverage dollars, surpassing Texas in insured area in 2002 2003 and 2004. The study by Kansas State University economist Art Barnaby notes higher premiums and lower yields during drought years, while national insured acres and coverage also rose.
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