Garden City schools announce free music concerts next week
Roundup lists multiple public school concerts across Garden City venues. Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center hosts a 6 p.m. Monday choir and a 5:30 p.m. art show with doors opening. also a 6 p.m. Tuesday band concert in the cafeteria. Charles O Stones Intermediate Center presents a 6 p.m. Monday band in the cafeteria. Kenneth Henderson Middle School features a 6 p.m. band and 6:30 p.m. choir Tuesday in the gym. Alta Brown Elementary has a 6:30 p.m. Tuesday fourth grade piano and recorder concert in the gym. Garden City High School Modern Show Choir ends the year with a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday showcase in the GCHS Auditorium featuring past repertoire and a joint performance with Plymell Show Choir and alumni.
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Garden City Public Schools
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Belmont Place
Charles O. Stones
Jennie Barker Road
Kenneth Henderson
Fleming St
Alta Brown
East Pine St
Garden City High School
Modern Show Choir
GCHS
Buffalo Way Blvd
Branson
Plymell Show Choir
Victor Ornelas hosts family night at elementary school
Victor Ornelas Elementary School hosts a family appreciation night at 6 p.m. Monday with activities from Finney County Public Library on summer programs and bicycle safety talk from Garden City Police Department. No admission, minimal food charge. Veterans David Allison and Mike Priddy arrive by bicycle with police escort between 3 and 4 p.m. as part of The Eternity Challenge to raise funds for Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs Outpost in Rocklin California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ornelas
Finney County Public Library
Garden City Police Department
David Allison
Mike Priddy
Garden City
Allison
Priddy
United States
Sacramento
Calif
Quantico
Mighty Oaks
Rocklin
Eternity Challenge
American Legion
S. Main St
Gov Brownback signs expansion of concealed carry law in Kansas
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2502 expanding concealed carry rights for public employees including firefighters, code inspectors, and tax auditors, prohibiting entities from restricting concealed weapons at work starting July 1. He also signed multiple other bills on tanning restrictions, public safety, education, and professional practice, noting 92 pieces signed this session.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
House
Senate
Hilary Gee
American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
Forrest Knox
Altoona
Annie Tietze
D-Topeka
Derby
Kansas AG seeks clarity on sex offender registration rulings
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt asked the state's high court to rehear April 22 rulings on the Offender Registration Act arguing the court’s split should be resolved. He urges applying Petersen-Beard precedent to all sex and violent offenders to avoid retroactivity disputes and potential retrials or extended registries. Justice Lee Johnson dissented, lamenting eight months of delay in delivering explanations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Derek Schmidt
High Court
Kansas Supreme Court
U.S
State
Petersen-Beard
Caleb Stegall
Schmidt
Stegall
Petersen
Lee Johnson
Johnson
Joint city and county meet on Tuesday agenda items
A joint meeting of the Finney County Commission, Garden City Commission and Holcomb City Council is set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the City Administrative Center. Topics include excess sales tax from the Law Enforcement Center project, SEC and Animal Shelter contracts, and Jennie Barker Road.
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Finney County Commission
Garden City Commissiis
Holcomb City Council
Eighth St
Law Enforcement Center
SEC
Jennie Barker
Garden City to discuss Meadowlark milk plant roads deal
City commission set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at the City Administrative Center to consider a construction agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation for highway and access road improvements to Meadowlark Dairy Nutrition plant. Plan approval and bid authorization expected in about 10 days.
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Garden City Commission
Kansas Department of Transportation
Meadowlark Dairy Nutrition
Eighth St
Meadowlark
KDOT
County to hear additional 2017 budget proposals
Finney County Commission will hear new 2017 budget requests from the Historical Museum Fair Board Convention & Visitors Bureau Public Library Extension Council and Conservation District at an 8:30 a.m. meeting in the County Administrative Center. The agenda includes a closed session with County Counselor Burgardt County Administrator Partington and County Appraiser Castillo an audit presentation a land bank discussion a public works report and an administrator report.
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Finney County Commission
Finney County Historical Museum
Fair Board, Convention & Visitors Bureau
Public Library, Extension Council and Conservation District
Ninth St
Tom Burgardt
Randy Partington
Maria Castillo
Kaleb Kentner
Public Works Department
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Family Night
E. Mary
Stephanie Bogner
Qwnar
Brad Nading
Oscar Larmer
Garden City Arts
N. Fifth St
Garden City Recreation Commission
Meeks Real Estate, LLC
Highlands Ranch
Colo
Labrador Blvd
Schulman Avenue
Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
Western Area Power Administration
Kansas State University
Southwest Towing
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