Woman in critical condition after Scott County rollover
Elaine Nightengale 53 of rural Scott County was in a one car crash on Cherokee Road between Pence and Modoc Saturday afternoon. Her car rolled and she was airlifted to Via Christi St. Francis Campus, later undergoing reconstructive surgery on her feet and hands. She remains in surgical ICU with limited details released.
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Finney County arrests two on drug charges
Finney County deputies arrested Steven A. Grasmick and Melissa A. Archie after finding 9 grams of methamphetamine and marijuana in a vehicle parked on West Mary Street. They face charges including possession of methamphetamine and possession with intent to sell, along with drug paraphernalia and tax stamp offenses.
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Deli Theater presents Love War and Life Signs on Earth
Garden City Community College hosts Studio 99 New York Deli Theater to stage Love War and Other Signs of Life on Earth. Dinner at 6 with reader’s theater at 7 in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. Tickets 13 dollars, reservations begin Friday at 275 3244. Theater Arts Director Steve Thorson leads the season opener.
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Holcomb High Stages Li'l Abner Musical
Holcomb High School performs Li'l Abner at the auditorium on Friday and Saturday with 7 p.m. show times. Tickets at the door cost 3 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for students.
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Li’l Abner
Scott City musical rescheduled to Friday performance
Scott City High School shifts the production of No No Nanette to Friday at 7 30 p m due to a Saturday football playoff against Holton. Ticket holders for Saturday may use their tickets on Friday.
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Man Convicted of Killing Burrton Man
Robert Engelhardt, 28, was found guilty of first degree murder and aiding a felon for the June 2001 death of Michael Smith, 24, in Newton. He tortured and stabbed Smith as he lay on a coach in a mobile home. The case was decided Friday.
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Oh Holy Cow fundraiser for St Dominic School raises over $24K
About 450 attendees at the Oh Holy Cow! event raised more than 24 000 for St Dominic Catholic School renovations at Finney County Exhibition Building. Cows on a bingo board drew in bidders while Under Grace entertained a crowd including several teachers and parents. Proceeds fund two new classrooms and parish offices with a yearly event planned.
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Hunters Celebrate Opening Weekend Families Grow Only in Size
Isaac Levin an 11 year old hunter safety graduate finishes breakfast to join his first hunt with a group that has expanded over 25 years. Ethan Dowell and Josh Dohrmann both 12 are the next generation, while Bill Roth and Bernard Schulte join longtime service buddies for a daylong gathering. John Levin smiles as he looks to the wilderness and a potential birds bonus.
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Pheasant opening season marks banner decline in Kansas
Dennis Sharp, Kansas wildlife official, reports a harsh opening weekend with hunters averaging only one sixth to one tenth of a bird in Finney and northern Gray counties. The low harvest links to warm weather and a poor winter wheat crop reducing nesting habitat.
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German exchange student adapts to life in Garden City
Sander, a German student, navigates English in the United States as she studies at Garden City Community College. She talks about language hurdles, bread making, and Nutella finds while planning a future in banking and possible work experience in an American bank. The exchange program CDS International Inc. oversees placements with a deadline of December 1.
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Garden City
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October Construction Slows but Maintains County Growth
Local October construction in Garden City totals 2.61 million with over 50 thousand on eight projects. Major adds include a 110k new home at 902 W Maple St and 68.66k for a horse barn in Finney County. Year to October Garden City reaches 36.7 million, Finney County nearly 6.2 million. Holcomb adds 405.9k with three new homes.
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Holcomb
Ryan
Nunn Drive
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GOP declares Kline victory in Kansas attorney general race
A GOP official announced victory after provisional ballots widened Phill Kline's lead over Democrat Chris Biggs in Kansas. With 77 of 105 counties certified, the margin grew to about 4,166 votes as Johnson County reported the most provisional ballots and election workers spent Saturday reviewing and counting them.
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GOP
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