Police probe after shot fired into empty Lincoln
Garden City police investigate a late night gunshot through the rear window of a stationary Lincoln at 811 N Seventh St about 10 p.m. No one was in the car and there were no injuries. Damages are about 1000 dollars. Reports suggest contact details for information.
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Garden City
Seventh St
Michael Reagle
GCPD
Contest Preview Concert by Garden City High Vocal Music
Renner Garden City High School vocal department presents a 7 30 p m preview concert in Clifford Hope Auditorium featuring six ensembles and 28 soloists as competition pieces for regional solo and ensemble contest and state large group contest. The April 4 Dodge City High School event and April 15 state large group contest at DCHS involve Freshman Girls Chorus Les Chantes and A Cappella Choir. Public welcome. contact Jane Vanderhoff at 805 8000 or vanderhoff gck schools.com for more information.
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Garden City High School
Clifford Hope
Main St
Dodge City High School
DCHS
Jane Vanderhoff
Vanderhoff
Gckschools.com
Reception canceled as art festival continues at church
The Christian Art Festival at Community Congregational Church will proceed this weekend despite tonight's reception cancellation due to weather. The judged exhibit opens Saturday once parking lot and sidewalks are cleared, with church contact at 275-5623. Festival hours run 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday and 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Community Congregational Church
Third St
Vivian Kinder
Pop Art class invites youth to create with everyday items
Garden City Recreation Commission invites youths ages 8 to 18 to join a four week Pop Art class taught by Amy Warfield at the ArtCenter on Main. Classes start Thursday and cost 20 dollars with all supplies provided. Register by calling 276-1200 or visiting 310 N. Sixth St. for in person signup.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Amy Warfield
ArtCenter
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Forum set for USD 363 candidates
The Holcomb Elementary School PTO and the Holcomb Association of Teachers will host a school board forum at Holcomb Recreation, 106 Wiley St, starting at 7 30 p m Monday. Community members are invited to hear candidates discuss school issues and meet them in person.
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Holcomb Elementary School Pto
Holcomb Association of Teachers
Holcomb Recreation
Wiley St
Southwest Kansas Coalition prepares for Washington trip
Local officials and representatives from Finney County Garden City and nearby western Kansas plan a Washington D C visit for the Western Kansas Congressional reception The group led by Garden City Manager Matt Allen will meet with U S Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts and Rep Jerry Moran to discuss immigration energy housing census transportation stimulus and Farm Bill issues A key project is the Jennie Barker Road Mary Street Kansas Highway 156 intersection a four lane upgrade with several funding awards noted The trip costs about 1200 per person and aims to foster staff familiarity and regional issue coordination.
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Southwest Kansas Coalition
Tri
Allen
Garden City Regional
Rachelle Powell
Garden City Area
Paul Joseph
Finney County Economic Development Corp
Eric Depperschmidt
Finney County
Cliff Mayo
Pete Olson
Holcomb City
Gary Newman
Kansas
U.S. Department of Transportation
Moran
Brownback
Roberts
Black Hills Energy
Western Kansas
Garden City
Here
Jennie Barker Road
Mary Street
Kansas Highway 156
Mary
Jennie Barker
Ingalls man faces federal charges in cattle theft case
Ingalls resident James D. Unruh, 37, has been charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of selling stolen cattle. From 2006 to September 2007 he allegedly used interstate means to auction cattle stolen from listed owners and entities, transporting them across state lines to sell. If convicted, he could receive up to 20 years in prison and substantial fines. Prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch.
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James D. Unruh
U.S
Marietta Parker
Unruh
Eugene Heiman
Allen Hales
Wayne Newton
Ken Winter
Brian Winter
Lee Borck
Innovative Livestock
John Koehn
Grant Gibson
Eastern Livestock Co. LLC
Kansas
Department of Justice
Finney County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Lanny Welch
Kansans ask Obama for funds for biothreat lab
Kansas lawmakers urge President Obama to boost fiscal year 2010 funding for the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility at Kansas State University Manhattan. They seek 150 million in 2010 with 500 million in 2011 and note Kansas has committed 110 million. The project aims to replace Plum Island lab and support national security with 1,500 construction jobs and 500 employees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Barack Obama
Department of Homeland Security
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Plum Island
N.Y
Sam Brownback
Pat Roberts
Todd Tiahrt
Congress
NBAF
Tiahrt
State of
DHS
Tom Thornton
Kansas Biosciences Authority
NEAF
Washington
Thornton
Janet Napolitano
Homeland Security
Kansas State
Sebelius to head to HHS confirmation hearing
Gov Kathleen Sebelius heads to Washington for a confirmation hearing on her nomination as US secretary of health and human services. She will testify April 2 before the Senate Finance Committee and appears unlikely to face strong opposition. If confirmed she will resign as governor, with Lt. Gov. Mark Parkinson set to take over.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Washington
Sebelius
Barack Obama
Department of Health and Human Services
Mark Parkinson
HHS
Obama
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