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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2010
Page
5
The Greensburg community revival gains support from GCCC leaders and KSBDC as layoffs are formalized and further cuts loom. Trustees approve insurer renewals, a labor impasse petition, and fleet service bids while listing resignations and terminations across departments.
Local sponsors and hotels gain as PRCA rodeo draws thousands. Comfort Inn personnel director Brian Reid says weekends fill the hotel due to the event. Budweiser’s Jon Ewy notes increased visibility aiding sales. Wisconsin Rapids travelers Dee and Coleen Stevenson estimate spending well over 125 dollars daily on meals and shopping during the rodeo circuit.
The Senate prepares a high profile vote on blocking EPA rules aimed at curbing carbon and other greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and major polluters. Supporters argue for Congress led energy policy while opponents warn of higher pollution and dependence on oil.
Music and sound director Bendele, based in Natalia Texas, oversees Crazy Heart Sound and Light for Beef Empire Days PRCA Rodeo. He has spent over 40 weeks yearly on rodeo work, previously announcing since 1988 and shifting to sound and music in 2001. He will be in Garden City after Beef Empire Days and then Casper Wyoming, with stops in Texas and Utah, for upcoming rodeo duties. He is married to Dawn, with two children, Baylor and Brenam.
Holland announces Kultala as his lieutenant governor running mate amid GOP primary talk. The ticket draws mixed reactions from Kansas Republicans with critics calling the choice odd as Kultala hails from Wyandotte and Holland from Douglas County.
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