GCHS earns 43 awards in 2010 KAB contest
GCHS students coached by McNutt and instructor Jesse Bernal earned 43 awards and seven state third places in the 2010 KAB competition. Television winners include Tyler Wright and C D DeSalvo in several categories. radio winners feature Moya, Perkins, Flores, and Gottsponer among others. Runner-ups and third places span station ID, newscasts, sports, public affairs, and promotion events.
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Jesse Bernal
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Tyler Wright
PSA
John Perkins
C.D
DeSalvo
Ivan Moya
Grant Linenberger
Lucas Chavez
Diaz
Peter la
Anna Robinson
Moya
Brenda Flores
Prise
Keith Curran
Asa Gottsponer
Austin Beck
Dome
Nolan Richmeier
Joey Dozier
Alexa Aldaco
Ana Carrillo
Cecilia Ortega
Bob Fisher
Alyssa Cedillo
Enterprise
Steven Miller
Levi Richardson
Miller
Wilson retires after 34 years as Lane County sheriff
Sheriff Wilson ends a 34 year career in Lane County after taking office in 1985 following Marsteller. He credits the people and fellow deputies for his fulfillment and will miss the community he served. He cites Adam 12 as an early inspiration and reflects on a career marked by both challenges and cooperation.
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Marsteller
Sheriff's Office
Lane County
Sheriffs Office
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Reservoir project nears June opening in Kansas
The Horse Thief Reservoir in Buckner Creek advances toward completion after decades of planning. Funding came from a 0.15 percent sales tax approved in April 2005 across Finney Ford Gray Hodgeman counties for a 10 million project. Dam construction started in early 2008 as officials enforce park closures for safety.
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Buckner Creek
Finney
Ford
Gray and Hodgeman
Garden City
J.R. Behan
Horse Thief Reservoir
Parks Department
Hobbs
Hodgeman County
Kansas budget watch shows soft economy and tax debate
Budget officials report revenue below April estimates signaling a weak Kansas economy though individual income tax receipts are near April 2009 levels. Senate leaders debate on whether to proceed with a proposed 13 billion budget as House GOP aims to avoid tax hikes to spur recovery.
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Senate
Anthony Hensley
Kansas
Hensley
Topeka
Derek Schmidt
Schmidt
House
Mike O’neal
Hutchinson
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