Roundup Collision with Cow Injures Man
A Texas man, 62 year old Larry Mcnulty of White Deer, was in good condition after his 1998 International semi rolled onto its side following a cow straying onto U S Highway 83 in Finney County. He was taken to St Catherine Hospital and was wearing a seat belt. Brookover Ranch owned the cow and Red Eagle Equipment owned the semi. Accident details list the 3:05 a m incident time and note the axle broke in the impact.
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Texas
Larry Mcnulty
White Deer
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Mcnulty
St. Catherine Hospital
Brookover Ranch
Red Eagle Equipment
Amarillo
Garden City Community College Enrollment Opens for Summer and Fall
Enrollment continues for summer starting June 13 and fall starting August 17 at Garden City Community College. Registration hours run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays at the Administration Building and 4 to 8 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays at Saffell Library. Phone enrollment available noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday for up to seven credits. Senior citizen waivers apply in Finney County. Information lines and schedules at the college site.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Saffell Library
Finney County
MasterCard
Discover
Geccks.edu
Grant County rural and Ulysses alumni reunite in Ulysses
About 1,000 graduates from Grant County Rural High School and Ulysses High School gather for the fifth All School Reunion at the Civic Center in Ulysses. Registration starts Friday at 7 p.m., tours Saturday, banquet and dance Saturday night, worship and memorial by the Class of 1955 Sunday at 10 30 a.m., followed by a noon covered dish lunch for all attendees.
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Grant County Rural High School
Ulysses High School
Civic Center
Ulysses
Summer brings start of Farmer's Markets
Garden City hosts the weekly Summer Farmer's Market at Westlake Ace Hardware parking lot starting June 4 and running Saturdays through Sept 24 from 7 am to noon. The USDA Service Center sponsors the event, with about 10 booths initially expanding as the season progresses. Vendors bring cabbage lettuce beets onions and later corn tomatoes watermelon cantaloupe peppers.
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Garden City
Westlake Ace Hardware
Fleming St
Usda Service Center
Jan Ramirez
USDA
Ramirez
Finney County
Dianne Harding
Holcomb
Farmer's Market
Westlake
Ace Hardware
City Park
Scott City
Usda Service
Scott
Area Farmer's Markets Schedule in Kansas Towns
The Scott City market operates Mondays 5 to 7 pm at City Park through early October with about 10 vendors selling homemade crafts and produce. rules are flexible and vendors mostly run their stalls. Leoti hosts a Wednesday market 5:30 to 6:30 pm at the USDA Service Center on Highway 96.
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Clude
Scott City
Scott City Chamber of Commerce
Megan Taylor
Taylor
Leoti
Usda Service
Kansas Highway 96
Heat, dry conditions stress Kansas wheat fields
Kansas wheat fields faced heat and dryness with 5.6 field-work days last week. KASS reports 7 percent excellent, 36 percent good, 37 percent fair, 20 percent poor to very poor. Stripe rust concerns persist while disease shows and topsoil moisture trends vary. Corn planted 98 percent, 77 percent emerged. soybeans 51 percent. sorghum 25 percent. sunflowers 20 percent.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
KASS
Water pressure hiccup ends as standpipe work progresses
Holcomb faced a week of low water pressure due to miscommunication during a switch from the Barber tank to a downtown standpipe. City engineers say valves were left closed during maintenance, limiting flow. The upgrade, to raise Barber tank height and boost storage, aims to improve overall pressure. completion shifted from November to before early June, with Gerard Tank & Steel handling the project at 188,432 dollars.
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Holcomb
Paul Nixon
Barber
Nixon
Jim Welch
Tyler Drive
Welch
Laura Biermann
Sharne Avenue
Johnson County Superintendent vows bankruptcy won’t affect job
Stanton County USD 452 Superintendent Lee Tarrant says his Chapter 13 filing after a bad investment in an Atwood house will not harm his performance. He notes assets exceed liabilities and stresses clear separation of personal and district funds while the district’s $5.6 million budget remains sound. Board leaders declined to comment, calling it a personnel matter.
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Stanton County
USD 452
Lee Tarrant
Tarrant
Atwood House
Atwood
Board of Education
Terry Hudgins
Jim Cartwright
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