Mild Manner to Perform at High Plains Public Radio Concert
The Mild Manner from Hoxie formerly known as JOX will perform at the Living Room Concert hosted by High Plains Public Radio. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the HPPR Studio on 210 N. Seventh St with doors opening at 7 p.m.
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Hoxie
JOX
High Plains Public Radio
N. Seventh St
Judicial advisory meeting scheduled in Garden City
The 25th Judicial District Community Corrections Advisory Board will meet at 5 30 p m on November 17 in the Community Corrections Conference Room 601 N Main St Suite H Garden City.
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25Th Judicial District Community Corrections Advisory Board
Community Corrections Conference Room
N. Main St
Suite H
Garden City
Memorial service planned for Atchison explosion victims
Investigators seek cause of Bartlett Grain elevator blast in Atchison that killed six. A public memorial was held to honor the fallen workers. Debris removal got under way with OSHA expected on site up to six months as Bartlett Grain seeks to reopen the elevator.
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Atchison (Ap
Atchison
Bartlett
KQTV
OSHA
Two Plead Guilty to Distributing Heroin in Wichita
Patrice Chadwick of Wichita and Christopher Schneider of Rose Hill pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing heroin in a case that also involved 10 others. Chadwick admitted picking up 50 heroin packets in October 2010 and delivering them to a third defendant, and receiving 100 packets mailed from New York by another defendant.
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Wichita
Kansas
Patrice Chadwick
Christopher Schneider
Rose Hill
Chadwick
New York
Holcomb shelves tuition reimbursement talks
Holcomb city council agrees to delay discussion of a tuition reimbursement policy for full time employees until next year. Leaders consider caps and job relevance, with a possible 1500 dollar limit, then await the 2018 budget cycle for review. The panel also approved a 48693 dollar storm sewer project on Verna Street and adjourned after a 30 minute closed session.
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Holcomb
Gary Newman
Brian Rupp
Greg Cox
Rupp
Newman
Dick Construction
Verna Street
Railroad Avenue
Jannelle Robins-Gaede
Rob McCallister
N. Lynch St
Veterans Day events dominate Garden City weekend
A busy array of Veterans Day activities unfolds in Garden City led by a 2 p.m. Saturday parade along Main Street ending at the former National Guard Armory at 405 S Main. Events extend to a 3 p.m. WWII flag ceremony, JROTC demonstrations, a 5:30 p.m. band concert, and a 6:30 p.m. fireworks show at Finney County Fairgrounds. Additional programs run Friday across multiple schools and venues with veterans invited and special performances. Free zoo entry for veterans on Saturday and a biker breakfast Sunday round out the weekend schedule.
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N. Sixth St
Garden City Telegram
N. Seventh St
USPS
Garden City
American Legion
Main Street
National Guard
S. Main St
Sons of the American Legion
Black Hills Energy
Garden City High School Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
JROTC
Finney County Fairgrounds
Mary Nelson
E. Spruce St
Gertrude Walker
W. Fair St. Paul Hoover, Who Served In the Air Force
England
Spain
GCHS
Dema Cruz
Garden City Arts
Christopher Guest
The
Folksmen
Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Blue Notes
Scott City
Church St
St. Catherine Hospital
Stevens Park
Commerce Bank
Fry Eye Associates
Beverly Schmitz Glass
American Legion Post
W. Pine St
Patrick DeWitt
Lee Richardson Zoo
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American State Bank and Trust Co
E. Mary St
Bank of the West
E. Kansas Ave
First National Bank
People’s State Bank
W. Laurel St
First National Bank of Holcomb
N. Henderson St
Garden City State Bank
Taylor Plaza
E. Kansas Plaza
Landmark National Bank
Brad Nading
Elegram
Sgt
John Boerstler
Iraq
Garden City Community College
Pauline Warrior Joyce
GCCC
Garden Valley Retirement Village
B.po. Elks Lodge No
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Kiwanis Club
Gechters
S. Main
Cimarron, Ks
Clark Pharmacy
Cimarron