Buffalo Days Celebrate History Through Tours And Reenactments
Grover and Drummond, long time history enthusiasts, will take part in six to eight Buffalo Days reenactments this year to educate the public and keep Civil War history alive. Sandsage Bison Range spans 3,670 acres at 785 S Highway 83 and offers limited access tours through the Friends group at 276 9400.
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Fort Rice
Grover
Drummond
Sandsage Bison Range
S. U.S. Highway 83
Retired couple finds art and gardens in later life
Retirees Renick and Roberta Renick discuss new hobbies and shared interests. Renick grows roses and paints portraits inspired by his years at the college art classes taught by Norma Clare. He enjoys drawing, while Roberta handles the computer work, admitting it can be complex but useful.
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Renick
Norma Clare
Dodge City
CardSystems chief admits keeping lost credit data was improper
John Perry, CEO of CardSystems Solutions Inc., said the Atlanta firm stored consumer records for research despite rules by Visa and MasterCard prohibiting retention after transactions. He noted about 200,000 of the 40 million breached accounts, including Visa and MasterCard holders, were among those kept. The breach was first disclosed as hackers accessed over 40 million accounts, with roughly 13.9 million MasterCard records cited.
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New York
John Perry
CardSystems Solutions Inc
Visa
MasterCard
Perry
New York Times
CardSystems
Joshua Peirez
the Times
MasterCard International Inc
Lawmakers push New York beer trail to showcase brewing heritage
Assemblyman Joseph Lentol leads a bill to create a New York state beer trail to attract visitors and celebrate the state's brewing history from 1630s New York City origins to modern microbreweries. The plan mirrors successful wine trails in Finger Lakes Hudson Valley and eastern Long Island.
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New York
Albany, N.Y
New York State
Finger Lakes
Hudson Valley
Long Island
Joseph Lentol
Dutch West India Company
New York City
Brooklyn
Brewers Association
Lentol
Schaeffer Brewery
Public split over school finance ruling shapes tax gambling debate
Garden City residents weigh options to fund a 143 million education bill after a 172 million state windfall. Some oppose expanded gambling, others back tax increases or cuts. Teachers and officials urge wiser spending and timely action as lawmakers face tough choices.
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Garden City
Beth Stroup
McConnaughy
Sebelius
Garden Citian Virgil Ortiz
Ortiz
Clanton
Karen Lubbers
Lubbers
Kay Daugaard
Jeff Tanner
GCHS
Children’s Festival Brings Games Face Paint and Dunk Booth Fun
At a Garden City park children enjoy games, face painting, and a dunk booth at a summer festival organized by Girl Scouts. Breyana and Kylee show butterfly and tiger faces while Conner seeks the dunk, and grandparents cheer as Destiny drinks Sierra Mist. The event, a replacement for Zoo Jubilee, aims to give kids a fun summer activity.
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Breyana
Michael
Destiny
Keaton Lucas
Garden City
Kylee Hipp
Conner
Christina Britton
Girl Scouts
Ann Friend
Conagher
Dakota Britton
Friend
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Brad Nading
Ken Weidner
Copeland
Center
Norma
Roberta
Credit Card Processing Company
Sharon Vanetta
Salom
Radio Lace
Red Baron Restaurant
East Side
Ours
Mon-Fri
E. Fulton
Ehresman Packing Co
Cattleman’s Cafe
W. Mary
Kansas
Chi
Billy Ucken
E. Fulton St
Ward’s Garden Cafe
N. Hwy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!