Appeals court voids Kansas proof of citizenship for voters
The 10th Circuit ruled Kansas cannot require citizenship documents from voters registering with the federal form and that a federal agency need not tailor the form. The decision challenges Kobach’s two tier system and could affect how Kansas and Arizona enforce citizenship proof for elections. The ruling leaves open whether state law or Constitution prohibit the two tier process, likely sending the issue to Kansas Supreme Court.
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Downtown Garden City gains new steel buffalo sculpture
The 1,000 pound steel buffalo art piece took about six months to complete and features a rustic patina created with acid spray. Artist Burgardt crafted wooly surface details with a plasma cutter and welded the work to the downtown area. Mayor Cessna and donors from Finnup Foundation Trust and others praise the sculpture as a new attractor for Garden City shoppers and visitors.
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Coltrain Hired as Agriculture Agent in Finney County
Coltrain joins Finney County after a 18 month vacancy in the agriculture agent post. He previously served with the Kansas Farm Management Association and as an agriculture and natural resources agent in the River Valley district, covering Ness Lane and Rush counties. He holds a bachelor's in horticulture and a master's in agricultural economics from Kansas State University.
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Pheasant and quail pop rise signal better hunting
The department predicts best pheasant hunting in Smoky Hills after trend counts show a 70 percent rise from last year, though still below the 10 year average. Quail populations grew 50 percent per roadside surveys, and Kansas offers over 1.5 million acres of public hunting.
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