Veterans Day parade honors heroes in Garden City
In downtown Garden City hundreds gathered for the Legion's 92nd Veterans Day parade. GCHS cadets led a new JROTC drill team practicing since spring, displaying discipline. Residents including Donna Jones stressed honoring veterans as families watched floats, flags, bands, and Santa motorcade conclude the procession.
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GCHS
Adam Oyler
JROTC
Oyler
Gradu
Army
Armed Forces
Main Street
Garden City
The
Legion
South Main Street
Donna Jones
Qualesha Laurelez
Juan Jr. Laurelez
Mathyas Laurelez
IMAGE program pushes stricter hiring to curb illegal work
Officials describe IMAGE as a federal effort to reduce illegal employment and fake documents by requiring employers to enroll in E-Verify, undergo I-9 audits, adopt formal verification policies, and sign a partnership with ICE. Participants gain training, potential fines reduction, and improved access to contracts, with adoption growing since 2011.
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ICE
IMAGE
Morton
Greg Siskind
U.S
Siskind
Dawn Lurie
Lurie
Kelly Services
Kelly
Barbara Stockman
Neighbors Poetry event highlights McCallum in Garden City
Garden City hosts a creative writing workshop featuring Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg poet laureate of Kansas as part of the One City One Prompt project. McCallum, a Nebraska native, has three poems in a 150-poem Kansas sesquicentennial anthology and reflects on motherhood, teaching, and poetry as life change.
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McCallum
Garden City
Sunflower State
Kansas
Nebraska
Garden City Community College Business and Community Education Office
Garden City Arts
Garden City Recreation Commission
Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
State Theater
N. Main St
Beth Tedrow
GCCC
U.S
Wordpress
Tan
Brian
Noah
Max
Zoe
Cassian
Lilija
Veronica
Nitrate feeding issues rise as drought keeps nitrates high
Kansas and Missouri extension agents warn ranchers about dangerous nitrate levels in drought stressed forage. Cattle feeding on corn, Johnson grass, sudan grass, and millet, plus stored hay and silage, risk nitrate poisoning. Experts urge testing feeds and making silage to reduce nitrate, though high levels persist in dry conditions.
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Kansas
Missouri
Doug Shoup
Southeast
Kansas State University Research and Extension
Mike Bloss
Aurora
Bloss
Tim Schnakenberg
University of Missouri Extension
Stone County
Harold Haskins
Diamond
Schnakenberg
Cole
Shoup
Kansas State University
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