School district theft case leads to new money handling policy
Police filed an affidavit against a GCHS employee amid theft charges. The district dismissed the worker in spring or early summer as officials vowed tighter controls. A new policy, effective April 29, now limits cash on hand and requires three people to account for ID funds with random checks, aiming to prevent future misappropriation. The probe notes this is the second internal theft since December 2001, with a former choir director already charged for misused funds.
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GCHS
Shelley Schwatken
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Gchs Modern Show Choir
O'Donnell
Topeka
Board rejects school uniforms proposal amid cost and rights concerns
USD 457 trustees vote against a pilot uniform policy criticizing it as punitive and rights limiting. Critics argue it targets a few students while others favor districtwide adoption. Some members favor trial in younger grades and uniform color options, with ongoing debate over the middle and high schools dress code changes.
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Kenneth Henderson
Lori Peister
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Dunford
Bernadine Sitts
Charles O. Stones
Abe Hubert
Garden City
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Shelly Schwatken
Southwest Kansas dairy project targets processing plant lure
The Dairy Commission approves startup funding for a new dairy in Finney County to create at least nine full time jobs and push regional cow counts toward 100 000 to 150 000 for a potential processing plant. Royal Farms Dairy cites favorable sun, wind, water, and labor as reasons the area is a growing dairy hub.
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Garden City
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US warns of new attacks in Saudi Arabia
U S diplomats say more attacks in Saudi Arabia are imminent and close the Riyadh embassy and Jiddah and Dhahran consulates for a few days. A Saudi official cites about 50 hard core militants ready to volunteer for suicide strikes tied to last week’s Riyadh bombings.
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Home Lumber to Close After 16 Years in Garden City
Garden City officials and business owner Randy Humphreys cite a 40 percent drop in sales amid a lengthy bypass project and the arrival of Home Depot as key factors. City Manager Bob Halloran, Mayor Reynaldo Mesa, and the city offered incentives to Home Depot, while Humphreys plans to relocate 10 employees to other locations as the store shuts down.
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Home Lumber
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Humphreys
Home Depot
Garden City
Reynaldo Mesa
Mesa
Price family keeps funeral business in Kansas towns
Scotiman new president of funeral board discusses costs and challenges in rural funeral homes. A grave space costs 275 with a concrete box tent and services, while urban areas see higher demand. Price notes multi-generational family involvement, the need for a calling, and the emotional toll of serving communities. His son Eric now continues Dengel and Son Mortuary in Ottawa as the third generation.
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Judson Price Sr
Washington
Scott City
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Kansas City
Kansas Community College
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Ann Price
Chris
Suzette Price
Garden City
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Tribune
Therr
Eric
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ottawa
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