Picture This Hannah Oyler Kayaking on Arkansas River
Hannah Oyler was photographed paddling a kayak on the Arkansas River near Deerfield. The scene captures a calm excursion with the river’s bend and surrounding greenery forming a tranquil backdrop for outdoor recreation.
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Hannah Oyler
Arkansas River
Deerfield
Holcomb moves toward staffed police and fire departments
Holcomb aims to have a fully staffed police department and volunteer fire department within months after three months with no full police staff and over two years without a volunteer fire unit. Mayor Jamie Jarnagin said council briefed on chief search and fire status. A hiring committee plans interviews this week. five applicants applied for police chief, with starting pay at 37,570.
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Jamie Jarnagin
Robin Pena
Bill Heydman
Lary Cole
Jarnagin
Jeff Sharp
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Tony Forsen
Sharp
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Matt Cole
Finney County Sheriff’s Office
GCCC to market role in higher education
Garden City Community College should continue current marketing and stress that credits transfer to a university. A survey of 309 southwest Kansans found 97.3 percent aware of GCCC, but 34 percent named Kansas State University as the top college, 12.3 percent mentioned GCCC, and 16.5 percent offered positive comments.
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GCCC
Kansans
Steve Quakenbush
Garden City
Kansas State University
Finney, Gray
Kearny
Lane
Wichita
Scott
Hamilton
Greeley
Friend University
Pets face health risks in summer heat and pests
Veterinarians warn that heat exhaustion dehydration and parasite problems like fleas and ticks rise in summer. Dr David Sells of Garden City Veterinary Clinic notes fleas and ticks increase, advises checking fur over white paper, removing ticks carefully, and watching for skin irritation or bald spots. End of July into August sees more flea cases.
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David Sells
DVM
Garden City
Sells
Youth learn to sock away their pennies at event
Thirteen year old David Dennis announced at Garden City Recreation Commission that he saves for an Xbox 360 game system. He had already saved 50 dollars toward his goal and estimated needing 310 more. The event Save Your Change Day for Youth invited families to bring saved change to a coin counter and learn about personal finance with Finney County Extension agents guiding activities.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Save Your Pennies
Finney County Extension Service
David Dennis
David
Linda Walter
Finney County
Family and Consumer Sciences
Walter
Sue
Ers
Johnny
Sir
Tyler Cloud
GCRC
Finney County Extension Office
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