GCCC Board of Trustees meet in brief two hour session
The Garden City Community College Board of Trustees held a two hour meeting Wednesday to hear a faculty grievance with no action taken. Executive sessions ran 6 to 7 20 p m and 7 25 to 7 50 p m. The first included the board attorney Pamela Torgerson Dr Carol Ballantyne and negotiating teams among others, while the second included only the attorney and trustees. The grievance was filed by a faculty member and no personnel details were released. The next board meeting is set for March 10 at 5 45 p m in the Beth Tedrow Student Center Endowment Room.
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Kansas senators draft plans on judicial elections
Kansas Senate committees urged campaign overhaul for appellate judges after ethics ruling excluded Supreme Court and Court of Appeals from finance laws. Bills seek $2000 contribution limits, mandated disclosures, and PAC registration for groups backing or opposing retention. Beier up for election in November amid controversy. Additional items cover casino plans near Wichita and Little Bluestem grass designation.
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Life Time Journey Exhibit Opens at Stauth Memorial Museum
A photo exhibit Life: A Journey Through Time by Frans Lanting opens at the Stauth Memorial Museum Montezuma, touring Europe since 2006. The display runs through April 25 with images tracing Earth from the Big Bang to today, offering a view of past life forms and eras. Also on weekend: FCEDC hosts Southwest Kansas Economic Outlook Conference at Garden City Community College with talks on economic development and local resources. The Garden City Area Chamber hosts a Legislative Coffee at GCCC Saturday, and the Western Kansas Broadcast Center holds a free RV show at Finney County Fairgrounds Friday to Sunday with family-friendly exhibits.
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Wichita State University
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GCCC
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Finney County Fairgrounds
Lake Ave
Cindy Landgraf
Sanctioned Kansas banks feel recession's pull
Security State Bank of Scott City and Pilsen State Bank in Lincolnville join a growing Kansas list of banks issued consent orders amid a tough economy. First Security Bank & Trust Company Norton also received a similar order as small to mid-sized lenders face stress from devalued real estate loans and weak earnings.
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Norton
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Kansas Bankers Association
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