Beef Empire Days makes changes to weekend celebration
The Beef Empire Days festival updates its schedule with the Celebration of the Beef Industry moved to the second Saturday. The Chuckwagons tasting shifts to the zoo at 11 30 a.m. with a full meal for a dollar, and the 10 30 a.m. parade runs north to south. The event, rooted in the late 1960s, blends education, cattle industry business, and family entertainment.
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Quote on responsibility and education in Garden City debate
An online comment from GCTelegram.com urges people to educate their own children rather than rely on politicians amid Garden City USD 457 talks of a possible K-12 school shutdown in Kansas. Also cited is John Holman of Kansas State University's Southwest Research Extension praising this year's wheat crop quality.
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Trump racism on display at rally sparks GOP backlash
A rally scene shows Donald Trump singling out an African American man and invoking race as a proof of loyalty, prompting criticism from both foes and some Republicans. The piece traces reactions, including doubters like Newt Gingrich and Susan Collins, and notes the campaign’s ties to white nationalist figures and controversial delegates.
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Infrastructure blamed on red tape and stimulus flaws
Alaska writer Susan Stamper Brown argues that US infrastructure remains in disrepair due to government rules and legacy ARRA spending. She cites bridge deficits, incomplete projects, and costly, controversial allocations while criticizing federal stimulus programs and political priorities.
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Ryan's Gamble Echoes Von Papen's Fatal Misread
A 1933 parallel drawn between Franz von Papen and Paul Ryan highlights risky endorsements of controversial leaders. The piece argues both men trusted powerful figures they deemed controllable, only to face destructive outcomes and calls for principled leadership.
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