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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2008
Page
3
The Thursday jam session moves from Kadee's to the center courtyard of Stevens Park in downtown Garden City. It runs 7 to 9 p.m. and invites all acoustic musicians and fans to join, with attendees asked to bring lawn chairs. For information call Gale Seibert at 276-8933.
The Bible Christian Church hosts a June 27 to 29 singles retreat themed How You Live inspired by Point of Grace. Speakers cover power of attorney Do Not Resuscitate life and health insurance wills with recording artist Chris Lund. Cost is $25 for the weekend. contact Ron or Carrie at 276-3983.
Smoky Hills Public Television hosts an informational meeting in Garden City on June 25 at 5 p.m. in the Finnup Room, Finney County Library. The session previews a 12 day Alaska adventure including Fairbanks Denali Glacier Bay and more with travel experts and special discounts, open to the public.
A remodeled East Garden City McDonald’s will replace the 1970s building by September. Construction manager Howard Johnson expects bulldozers to start mid July with a 110 days or fewer completion window. The plan preserves the site footprint while upgrading interior space including a larger play area and modern seating zones. Ed and Oveta Milligan own the restaurant and were unavailable for comment.
Finney County commissioners rejected Bruce Algrim’s petition to open and improve a two mile road along Kansas Highway 156 citing a tight budget. They noted existing open roads that aren’t passable and that $25,000 to $30,000 would be needed for ditches, grade, gravel, and culverts as part of the project.
Northeast Kansas lawmakers and business owners call for state to reexamine a 2007 provision loosening where licensed concealed carriers may go without gun signs. The change allows entry to bars libraries and schools unless a no gun sign is posted, sparking confusion among legislators and residents.
Shea Sinclair, longtime executive director of Garden City Community College Endowment Association, will leave June 30 to lead the Western Kansas Community Foundation. She starts July 16, moving the WKCF to 402 N Main St and expanding its space and volunteer board support. The WKCF aims to keep donations local and sustain philanthropy across western Kansas.
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