Picture This Jeremy Saenz Receives Welcome Home Flag
Jeremy Saenz is presented with a Welcome Home from Iraq flag by members of the Patriot Guard, marking a homecoming ceremony. The Patriot Guard riders honor his service as neighbors gather to greet him.
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Garden City weighs K to 6 option for district schools
USD 457 continues to study moving fifth and sixth graders into the same building while keeping younger and older elementary levels distinct. The board plans more parent input this fall and faces many student-shift questions as it weighs reorganizing grades across 11 elementary schools, intermediate centers, and middle schools.
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Garden City
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Intermediate Center
Shelly Kiblinger
USD 457
Bernadine Sitts
Charles O. Stones
Abe Hubert
Kenneth Henderson
Garden City High School
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Beef Empire Days Live Show judge picks grand champions
Clint Rusk directed 102 steers and 87 heifers during the Live Show at Finney County Fairgrounds to select the grand champions. He judged entries from Danner Chi Angus Ranch, Midwest Feeders, Hy-Plains Feedyard, and Supreme Cattle Feeders as 39th Beef Empire Days began with cattle weighing 1 275 to 1 460 pounds and top placers named in both steer and heifer divisions.
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Finney County Fairgrounds
Rusk
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
Danner Chi Angus Ranch
Muscatine
Iowa
Midwest
Ingalls
Hy-Plains
Montezuma
Henry C. Hitch
Burwell
Neb
Politicians seek pump tax cuts amid high gas prices
In Topeka lawmakers discuss cutting state and federal gas taxes to ease pain at the pump. Kansas revenue from motor fuels funds roads and bridges, and officials warn tax holidays could curb maintenance despite potential driver relief. Page A5.
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Kansas
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Kansas Senate Transportation Committee
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Wichita
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CattleWomen hold education seminar at Beef Empire Days
Angie Price leads Southwest Kansas CattleWomen at Finney County Fairgrounds for a first year educational seminar on cattle source and age verification. Kim Miller of Satanta and Brook Holstein of IMI Global discuss how verification helps ranch and feed yard record keepers meet information requirements for U S beef exports, notably Japan, marking a value added product. About 10 attendees, including Cattle Women members, attend as Price stresses ongoing education for progressive family farming and living.
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Southwest Kansas CattleWomen
Price
Kim Miller
Satanta
Finney County Fairgrounds
Miller
Brook Holstein
IMI Global
Castle Rock
Colo
Cattle Women’s Organization
U.S
Japan
United States
IMI Group
Southwest
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