GCCC Adopts Summer Office Hours and Enrollment Window
Garden City Community College switches to summer office hours with campus buildings open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Fridays from now until Aug. 5. The SCSC front desk stays open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday for enrollment while summer session begins May 23 with early courses and Aerobic Super Circuit. Main summer term begins June 18 and fall classes start Aug. 17.
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SCSC
Doctors on Call Discusses Low Mood Topic
Smoky Hills Public Television will air a live Doctors on Call program on Tuesday at 7 p.m. featuring Dr. Roger Trotter of Dodge City answering questions about low mood. A rebroadcast is set for 3 30 p.m. May 29 with no calls accepted.
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Doctors On Call
Smoky Hills
Roger Trotter
Dodge City
GCCC Kids College Summer Sessions Announced
Garden City Community College will host its 10th Annual Kids College for grades K through 6 with four sessions this summer. Camps include Planet Art Remix and Better Than Words Fantastic Photos, Junior Citizen’s Academy with the city, Xtreme Recess, and Super Sleuth and The Amazing Race Around the World. Prices range from 99 to 169 with lunch included for some. scholarships due May 27. registration via GCCC Continuing Education.
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Kids’ College
Gccc Business and Community Education Office
Garden City
GCCC
Continuing Education and Community Services Division
Student and Community Services Center
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Teens Gather in Hays to Discuss Tobacco Risk
Kansas teens from across the state will meet in Hays for the Reality Check Tour at Fort Hays State University to learn about tobacco harms and new teen targeted products. Sponsored by Tobacco Free Kansas Coalition, the event highlights flavored tobacco sticks marketed by Phillip Morris under Marlboro and Skoal labels.
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Kansas
Fort Hays State
Tobacco Free Kansas Coalition
Coalition
Erica Anderson
Phillip Morris
Hays Daily News
Witnesses cite Rwanda genocide suspect on release demand list
In Wichita, prosecutors and a survivors group pushed prisoners to name a Kansas man on a list of genocide suspects before release. Lazaro Kobagaya, 84, faces deportation if convicted of lying to U.S. officials about his 2006 citizenship, tied to Rwanda killings in 1994. A former inmate testified about IBUKA pressure and gacaca courts used in transitional camps.
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Lazaro Kobagaya
U.S
Topeka
Rwanda
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Kobag
Ibuka
Maniraho
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Murindangabo
Kobagaya
Nyakizu
Steven
Parker
Maniraha
Monti Belot
Belot
Mr. Kobagaya
Birambo
Mount Nyakizu
Tuyisabe
Defense chief breaks ground on Fort Riley elementary school
Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Kansas Governor Brownback join Maj. Gen. Vincent Brooks to break ground on a $30 million Fort Riley elementary school. The project aims to relieve crowding as Fort Riley’s soldier population grows to over 18,000, with 2,500 students currently on post. Gates pledged DoD support to improve military families education and health care.
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Defense
Robert Gates
Gates
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Vincent Brooks
Department of Defense
Jerry Moran
United States
Geary County
Pentagon
1St Infantry Division
Germany
Moran
Brooks
Tara Flournoy
Joheim
Flournoy
Dodge City Leader Pushes Growth Through History and Housing
Dodge City is the 14th largest Kansas city, leveraging heritage to boost tourism while addressing housing and infrastructure. City Manager Ken Strobel outlined RHID housing projects, potential USDA Rural Development loans, and a new water reclamation plant nearing completion to conserve fresh water. He urged residents to focus on positives as the city moves forward.
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Dodge
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Wagon Wheel
Ave. A
USDA
Wichita
Maize
Mariah Hills
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