Beefs Empire Days BED contest crowns brisket masters
Nine teams competed in the Beef Empire Days BED contest with twelve judges evaluating appearance taste and tenderness of brisket ribs and tri tip. Grand champion in the backyard division was 3 Lees BBQ earning 400 dollars and a leather banner. Corporate division winner was NOVA with Tyson as reserve champion. total payouts neared 2700 dollars per contestant across categories.
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Carlie Rooney
Beef Empire Days Board of Directors
Ole Cook Shack
Tyson
NOVA
Deann Gillen- Lehman
Bill Chaote
Jeremy White
Garden City
Clinton Trickey
AGR Plowboys
Jace Nordyke
Holly Cole
Cody Prosser
Tom Hermann
St. Genevieve Mo
Alpha Gamma Rho
Fort Hays State University
Nordyke
Privatization Push Drives Kansas Child Support Reform
Thomas, chosen as CSE director, advocates full state privatization of Kansas child support services. She cites over 20 years in the field, a $75,000 salary, and desire to fix a failing system. Critics note mixed findings from other states and limited formal studies on privatization benefits.
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Thomas
Siedlecki
Bob Corkins
Jeff Kahrs
Corkins
Kahrs
DCF
Kansas
Midwest
DCE
Bill Graves
Salina
SRS
Graves
Wells
Theresa Freed
Mississippi
Committee On
Graves Administration
CSE
Janis DeBoer
Kansas Area Agencies On Aging Association
KHI News
Nebraska
Iowa
Veritas
HHS
Department of Labor
Omaha
Wyoming
Tennessee
North Carolina
Young Williams
MT. States
WAC
Neighbors profile: Cain returns to stage as Miss Hannigan
The article traces Cain's path from winning a $1,000 opera contest at 16 to studying at Wichita State and Pepperdine, a detour into massage therapy, and a comeback via the Dueling Divas showcase that led to her role in Annie. She emphasizes opera as her strength, community support, and the challenge and joy of returning to performance.
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Cain
Garden City High School
Evening of Culture
Wichita State University
Italy
Pepperdine University
Wichita State
Denver
Harmonic Orchestra
Brian Seagraves
GCRC
Seagraves
Annie
Miss Hannigan
Brian
Kansas tax revenues fall again amid short year outlook
Kansas posted May revenues $217 million below estimates, leaving about $310 million short for the current fiscal year ending June 80. Gov. Sam Brownback's administration cites capital gains timing. Moody's warned that tax cuts without offsets strain reserves and could force spending cuts amid court-ordered education, Medicaid, and pension obligations.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback
Moody’s
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