Garden City Woman Arrested for Aggravated Battery
Garden City police say Tiffany Richard twenty one followed Crystal Brown twenty one to her residence and struck her with a car as they left. Brown was taken to St Catherine Hospital and released that night. Richard was arrested at ten forty nine p.m. after being located on East US Highway 50.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
Tiffany Richard
E. U.S. Highway 50
Crystal Brown
Commanche Drive
Apt
Utz
Richard
Brown
St. Catherine Hospital
East US
Highway 50
Extension council voting results final
Results of the Nov 2 Finney County Extension Council elections announced two year terms on Program Development Committees Agriculture Peg Steward Chris Heiman Russ Komlofske Family and Consumer Sciences Brenda Rome Debra Bolton Clara Faye Schneer 4 H and Youth Cindy Jervis Jason Norquest Doug Peterson Economic Development Kathy Sexson Gale Seibert WenDee LaPlant Council members work with county agents to plan local educational programs and activities The extension service is part of a state and national network to extend expertise and research funding to help people improve homes families farms businesses and communities.
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Finney County Extension Council
Peg Steward
Chris Heiman
Russ Komlofske
Brenda Rome
Debra Bolton
Clara Faye Schneer
Cindy Jervis
Jason Norquest
Doug Peterson
Kathy Sexson
Gale Seibert
WenDee LaPlant
Finney County DUI Saturation Patrol Planned
The Finney County Sheriff’s Office and the Kansas Highway Patrol will conduct a DUI saturation patrol Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight. Deputies and troopers will focus on reducing highway injuries and deaths by aggressively targeting drunken drivers in Finney County.
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Finney County
Sheriff’s Office
Kansas Highway Patrol
State board rejects religion studies curriculum proposal
Kansas state school board rejects a plan to develop religion studies as a curriculum. Bill Wagnon criticized the discussion as ignorant and said clearer guidelines are needed. Others noted religion is already included in social studies and favored local control rather than stand alone courses.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Bill Wagnon
Washburn University
Wagnon
D-Topeka
State Board of Education
Sion
Kenneth Willard
R-Hutchinson
Connie Morris
R-St. Francis
Bruce Wyatt
Monky Business II at Plaza Hotel features Earle Rice
Earle Rice portrays Brother Lee Love in Monky Business II Back in the Sandals Again a Community Theatre dinner show at the Plaza Hotel ballroom Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets 25 dollars. Rice notes the adult oriented, audience interactive musical comedy spans six main characters and runs about two hours.
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Mary Lou Hays
Garden City Recreation Commission Activity Center
Tony Stout
Mark Hays
Earle Rice
Randy Garrier
Luiz Orozco
Plaza Hotel
Kansas Ave
Rice
Brother Lee Love
Community Theatre
Garden City Recreation Commission
Recreation Activity Center
Sixth St
Nick
Veterans Day Parade and Holiday Events in Finney County
Finney County honors veterans with a fifth annual Veterans Patriot parade at 10 a.m. down Main Street, with 44 units and a post parade program at Stevens Park. A downtown light hanging by volunteers and a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. open art show at Finney County Fairgrounds mark Saturday, plus dinner theater at Plaza Hotel and a Country Store benefiting United Methodist Women in Deerfield.
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Finney County
Main Street
Tom Howard
American Legion
Legion
Howard
Stevens Park
G.I. Forum
Sue Spikes
Cal
Finney County Fairgrounds
Saundra McGraw
Brian McCallum
Wanda Stallings
Jennifer Gleason
Margaret Hubbard
McGraw
Garden City Recreation Commission
Plaza Hotel
E. Kansas Ave
Mark Hays
Deerfield
United Methodist
Main St
Holcomb council approves fence around El Rancho restaurant
Holcomb city council okayed a three foot high split rail fence around El Rancho at Jones Avenue and Main Street to keep vehicles off the curb and ramp. The project, costing about $1,000, aims to protect access for delivery and back entry while preserving vehicle proximity. The meeting also discussed a potential Community Development Block Grant to fund street and curb improvements in the southwest quadrant, with a survey planned to determine eligibility and local matching funds. Applications would be submitted to HUD if the area qualifies. deadline is October 1, 2006.
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Holcomb
el Rancho
Steve Nixon
Paul Nixon
Jones Avenue
Main Street
Debbie Mader
Mader
Jamie Jarnagin
Jarnagin
Dennis Lauer
Faye Trent
Great Plains Development Corp
CDBG
Oak Street
Francisco Velasquez
Henderson Street
Trent
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hunters admit shooting endangered whooping cranes in Kansas
Seven southwest Kansas hunters confessed to shooting two endangered whooping cranes near Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in Stafford County. One crane died at Kansas State University Veterinary Medical Center. the other survives. No charges yet as the U.S. Attorney reviews the case.
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Wichita
Stafford County
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
Kansas
Kansas State University Veterinary Medical Center
Manhattan
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Kenny Kessler
Kessler
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Sheriff's Office
KHP
Kansas News
GCRC
City of
McKinley
Holcomb Council Oks
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