Quinceanera Abstinence Training Held in Garden City
Community leaders can join a June 24 training in Garden City to promote the Quinceanera abstinence program for Hispanic girls ages 11 to 15. Sponsored by KDHE and Friends First of Littleton, the session runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with fees of 49 dollars or 250 dollars for full curriculum. scholarships may be available.
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Friends First
Littleton
Colo
Kansas Department of Health and the Environment
Garden City
KDHE
Friendsfirst.org
Friends
Jamie Klenklen
Live on Stage meeting planned in Southwest Kansas
The Southwest Kansas Live on Stage annual meet is set for 7 p.m. Sunday at 612 Kensington Blvd. For more information contact Delores Gillen at 276-2740.
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Southwest Kansas
Kensington Blvd
Delores Gillen
Garden City seeks volunteers for Bugsy Malone Junior
The Garden City Recreation Commission seeks volunteers for the summer children's musical Bugsy Malone Junior. Arts Director Brian Seagraves says help is needed in sewing building painting selling desktop publishing collating cooking party planning decorating and more. The program runs July 24 and 25 and sponsors and advertisers are also welcome. Contact Seagraves at 276 1200 or bseagraves garden-city.org.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Bugsy Malone
Brian Seagraves
Seagraves
Bseagraves
Garden-City. Org
US-83 resurfacing project slated to begin June 30
The Kansas Department of Transportation will start a resurfacing project on US-83 from Garden City to Scott City by June 30 weather permitting. Work starts at the US-83 US-50 junction and runs to 12th Street in Scott City with new asphalt and center line rumble strips. A pilot car will guide traffic through the work zone and delays are expected under 15 minutes. Drivers should heed warning signs and slow down in the work zone.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Garden City
Scott City
12Th Street
KDOT
Greensburg to be featured in Eco Town documentary
Greensburg Kansas returns to national attention as Planet Green premieres Eco Town detailing the town’s rebuilding after the 205 mph tornado that leveled 95 percent of Greensburg. The town hosts a Sunday Father's Day barbecue and screening at Greensburg school gymnasium with Leonardo DiCaprio involved.
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Greensburg
Planet Green
Leonardo DiCaprio
Discovery Communications
Bob Dixson
Ing
Timothy Kuryak
Kuryak
Rators
Dixson
Santa Fe Trail Day highlights local history in Lakin
Trailing history on U S Highway 50, residents heard Jeff Trotman describe a commerce route once traveled by wagons. Santa Fe Trail Day, three years old, blends education with family activities during Father's Day weekend, featuring games and crafts vendors.
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Lakin
Jeff Trotman
Ulysses
Lakin Area
Trotman
Kansas
U.S. 50
Deerfield
Pride Community Development Organization
Lori Smith
Smith
Salina
Sharon Steinle
Santa Fe Trail events highlight history and wagon life
Santa Fe Trail Day activities include carvings, wagon rides, music, and a duck drop at Lakin High School. Yvonne Larson showcased her Wisconsin built authentic covered wagon, used by families on migrations, while Trotman noted 19th century travel challenges such as river crossings on the Arkansas and the need to carry scarce supplies.
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Lakin High School
Yvonne Larson
Waterville
Kansas
Wisconsin
Larson
Trotman
Arkansas
Great Bend
Ford County
Cimarron
Garden City
Deerfield
Lakin
Santa Fe
Central
Missouri
N.M
ICM to unveil dry corn fractionation for food and fuel
ICM Inc plans to reveal a dry corn fractionation process that separates endosperm germ and bran at ethanol plants allowing human food production from corn kernels. The system would add a food product line while maintaining ethanol output, with pilot at LifeLine Foods in St. Joseph Missouri and a target to sign up five plants for a three year phased rollout.
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Colwich
ICM Inc
Ron Lamberty
American Coalition For Ethanol
Lamberty
ICM
United States
David Vander Griend
Scott Kohl
Vander Griend
LifeLine Foods
St. Joseph
Supreme Court to hear Kansas groundwater rights case
Kansas Supreme Court will review a dispute over 1.2 billion gallons of groundwater from the Kansas River Valley between Lawrence and Eudora. Farmers led by Greg Shipe challenge a water district's use of eminent domain to condemn property for water rights and infrastructure.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Greg Shipe
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Eudora
Burke Griggs
Todd Luckman
Water District
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Hess Paice
Avrice
Basiu
Brad Nading
Gordon Sullivan
Jeff Trottman
Lakin’s Ad-McVey Park
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Santa Fe Trail Association
Santafetrail. Org
Gctelegram.com
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