Rolla Man Ronald Brummett 71 Dies in Liberal
Ronald LeRoy Brummett 71 of Rolla died Thursday May 14 at Wheatridge Park Center in Liberal. Born August 29, 1937 in Liberal, he farmed locally and worked 20 years at Rolla Cemetery. Survived by son Karick Brummett, daughter Tami Hathaway, brother Jerry Brummett, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral today at United Methodist Church Rolla with burial at Rolla Cemetery. Memorials to Rolla Cemetery c/o Paul’s Funeral Home Hugoton KS 67951.
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Tami Hathaway
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Garden City man arrested on cocaine possession
Alejandro Arroyo, 33, was taken into custody by the Garden City/Finney County Drug Task Force after a search of 601 1/2 Garden City Ave around 11 19 p m Friday. Four small bags of suspected cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and 13.1 grams of cocaine were seized. He faces felony counts for possession with intent to sell within 1000 feet of a school, drug paraphernalia, and no Kansas drug tax stamp.
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Smoky Hills Public hosts award celebration event
Smoky Hills Public TV will host a public event next week to celebrate its national literacy outreach award earned in partnership with Bright Beginnings Early Childhood Center. The 10:30 a.m. to noon Wednesday program takes place at Bright Beginnings, 1900 First Ave., Dodge City. The outlet received the Community Impact Award for Education at a March ceremony in Washington, D.C., hosted by CPE and PBS. More information is available at www.shptv.org or by calling (800) 337-4788 or (785) 483-6990.
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Tea Party Planned Rally In Garden City By Debbie Jordan
ATEA Party seeks volunteers for a July 4 rally in Garden City organized by Debbie Jordan to protest taxation. Call 275-4023 for participation or information.
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Garden City to review youth feedback Tuesday
Garden City officials plan to revisit the youth forum findings at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Mayor Nancy Harness seeking input from fellow commissioners on engaging youth. Troy Unruh will present May 6 forum results from Garden City High School plus survey data from Olsson Associates guiding the citys long range plan.
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Holcomb High School 2009 graduates celebrate friendships
Holcomb High School held a graduation for 53 seniors, the 90th class since 1919, with diplomas awarded as family and friends cheered. Valedictorian Melissa Conway and salutatorian Stephanie Asmus spoke on memories, while Jennifer Barrett received Outstanding Teacher of the Year honors. Most graduates plan to attend Garden City Community College this fall.
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Kansas State turns dining hall scraps into campus compost
Kansas State University ran a pilot turning 1500 pounds weekly of dining hall waste into compost at the agronomy farm and student farm in Manhattan. The compost nourishes vegetables and fruit trees, with some produce used in dining halls, markets, and health stores. Researchers also use compost for erosion and greenhouse experiments while avoiding landfills.
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Wichita State medical grant eyed for 2600 jobs link
Wichita State University awaits a Kansas Bioscience Authority decision on a 27.1 million grant to fund the National Institute for Aviation Research and Via Christi Research. The program would develop medical devices from aircraft-grade composites, including hip replacements and battlefield splints, potentially creating more than 2,600 jobs in the first decade.
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