Rural health access stretched as clinics close in Kansas
At a Hays domestic violence shelter a mother lacking insurance struggles for OB-GYN care amid clinic closures. Researchers link longer drives to reduced preventive screenings, noting Kansas FQHCs and other safety net clinics offer sliding fee services, helping access.
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Hays
Tiffany Kershner
Leyila
Kershner
Tvo
Planned Parenthood
Wichita
Texas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas
David Slusky
University of Kansas
Slusky
Yao Lu
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Slusky and
Denise Cyzman
The
Kansas Association For
Cuzman
Salina
Newton
Roundup GCHS Students to Hold 20th Telethon
The 20th Garden City High School Broadcasting Debate and Forensics Telethon airs 4 to 10 p.m. Monday on BBS-TV Channel 21 and KBFZ 101.7 FM with online streams on The Cube and YouTube. Proceeds fund equipment, travel and competition for GCHS programs. contact Jesse Bernal or Russ Tidwell at the listed phone numbers or emails.
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Garden City High School
Buffalo Broadcasting System
Bbs-Tv
Kbfz 101
Cube
GCHS
Jesse A Bernal
Russ Tidwell
Gckschools
Senior Citizens Dinner Hosts Chief Mike Utz at Finney Center
The Finney County Senior Citizens Association invites all 55 and older to a 6 p.m. covered dish dinner at the Senior Center of Finney County 907 N 10th St. Special guest will be Chief of Police Mike Utz. For information call Barbara Jensen at 620-272-3620.
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Finney County
Senior Citizens Association
10Th St
Mike Utz
Barbara Jensen
Huelskamp to Hold Two Town Halls in Kansas
Congressman Tim Huelskamp will host town hall meetings on March 9 in Dighton and Ness City. The Lane County session starts at 11 a.m. at Lane Scott Electric, 410 S High Street, Dighton, and the Ness County session at 12:30 p.m. at the Ness County Emergency Operations Center, 105 S Penn Ave, Ness City.
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Tim Huelskamp
Dighton
Ness City
Lane County
Lane Scott Electric
S. High Street
Ness County Town Hall
Ness County Emergency Operations Center
S. Penn Ave
Kansas Faces Deep February Revenue Shortfall Sparks Spending Cuts
Kansas collected $53 million less than forecast in February, prompting Gov. Sam Brownback to order a $17 million cut across the state university system. Senate and House leaders urged broader across the board reductions as lawmakers weigh tax reform. Democrats warned of a fiscal crisis with four months left in the fiscal year, while officials cited weakness in corporate, sales, and individual income taxes and declines in energy and agriculture sectors.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback
Kansas Board of Regents
Brownback
House
Tom Burroughs
Kansas City
Senate
Susan Wagle
Wichita
Wagle
Nick Jordan
Kansas Department
Johnson County
Meadowlark Dairy water line approved in Garden City
Garden City commissioners approved a Lee Construction bid of 298348 to extend a water line for Meadowlark Dairy Nutrition plant east of US 83 between the BNSF and the Arkansas River. The 321000 square foot facility aims for late May 2017 completion with waterline ready by July 31.
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Garden City
Lee Construction, Inc
Meadowlark
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Arkansas River
Meadowlark Dairy Nutrition Plant
U.S. Highway 83
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Real Eafot
E. Mary St
Ain
Stephanie Bogner
Braa Nading
Yalissa Hernandez
Emily Pelican
Holcomb High School
HHS
Gineer
Lee Construction
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