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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2008
Page
3
A program of Christian music featuring Copeland Kansas Salem Mennonite Singers will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirements Village 1505 iE Spruce St. The public is invited to attend at no charge.
Finney County Public Library hosts a free Be a Book Cook workshop led by Linda Walter at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the meeting room. The session targets caregivers of young children with books delivering nutrition friendly messages, followed by simple cooking and fitness activities lasting about an hour. No pre registration required. call 272 3680 for details.
Online enrollment for EduKan Open Enrollment is open for summer semester classes in EduKan the online community college with a few opportunities remaining for spring classes EduKan is a consortium of six central and western Kansas colleges offering courses each semester for students who study via computer All course credits transfer to on campus credits There are three summer sessions scheduled for 10 through May 2 Registration and information about available courses is online or toll free at 877 433 8526 Information and registra tion are also available at Garden City Barton County Dodge City Pratt and ward County community colleges
The Southwest Arts and Humanities Council hosts a juried photography competition with professional and amateur adult divisions and a youth division offering gift certificates. Juror Rachel Harmon of Otis, Sagebrush Video Productions founder, opens entries due 2:30 p.m. March 29 at the Arts Center on Main. Opening reception April 5, show runs through May 17 with prizes and sponsor support from The Garden City Telegram, American State Bank & Trust Co., and Lon Wartman.
Wichita doctors form a program to train surgeons and clinicians for work in developing nations. The International Family Medicine Fellowship will add a fourth residency year with study at the University of Kansas and overseas training, funded by Jack DeBoer’s donation and volunteer participation from local physicians.
More than 250 people enjoyed a sunny Year of the Frog Fest at Lee Richardson Zoo as kids learned about amphibians through crafts and games. AZA promotes frog celebrations near Leap Day to emphasize conservation amid habitat loss and chytridiomycosis threats.
Spectacular Attractions of Tulsa plans to buy the defunct Wild West World in Park City for $2 million and invest $4.2 million to reopen with about 35 rides. Financing would come via industrial revenue bonds, with Park City approving tax abatement and a 10 year lease payment arrangement. The sale follows the park’s bankruptcy filing after owner Thomas Etheredge shut it down, owing creditors about $24 million. Jerry Murphy and Michael Chesser lead the buyer group.
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