Picture This Kaitlin Nicholson and Brendan Postle Prom Ready
Kaitlin Nicholson and Brendan Postle pose for a prom portrait as they prepare for the dance night. Both wear coordinated attire and share a smile before the event.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2007
Page
1
Kaitlin Nicholson and Brendan Postle pose for a prom portrait as they prepare for the dance night. Both wear coordinated attire and share a smile before the event.
Finney County Humane Society member Mark Morell helped recover dogs and cats in Greensburg after a F-5 tornado. He described barking dogs and frightened animals as crews searched kennels and shelters. Garden City volunteers joined the effort alongside animal control officers and a local veterinarian.
AP reports President Bush visited Greensburg area after a tornado leveled much of the town, with Kansans outside Greensburg also cleaning up storm damage. Rodger Grizzell described his Macksville farm as neatly kept with a brick ranch home and storage for grain as recovery efforts begin. The narrative notes continued tornado-related coverage on Page A8.
The 3i Show moves from late April to May in Garden City to better fit exhibitors and avoid harvest conflicts. Eddie Estes of Western Kansas Manufacturers Association notes the shift aims to boost foot traffic and accommodate late corn planting while Jim Robbins of MOSS Sales & Service observes stronger attendance at past May shows. The event runs from 9 a.m. See Show, Page AS.
Holcomb faces public safety worries as the one man police department, led by Tony Forsen, gets county backup from Finney County Sherriff's Office. Residents, including Janet Sharp, question security after Jeff Sharp's May departure and Sgt. Matt Cole's April termination.
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