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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2002
Page
1
Scott City readies for its next big Crusade as community events spotlight local youth. John Dylan Dohogne, age three, features in a September portrait highlighting civic pride and upcoming activities.
The Finney County Planning Commission approved a plat for a Wolf Land property in Garden City set for development by The Home Depot and an Omaha developer. The Prairie Crossing project on Kansas Avenue includes three front lots and a back lot for Home Depot with a private street dividing the parcels. Omaha’s Bob Woltemath says two of the three front lots may house national restaurants and hints a final lineup depends on the project’s progress. The commission also rezoned the site to General Commercial and approved a 3.17 parking spaces per 1,000 square feet waiver.
The Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce announced the Crystal Apple Award winners at a banquet at Southwind Country Club. Carol Wethington Tim Johnson and Susie Loyd were named recipients, each receiving 1000 dollars and a crystal apple, with six finalists acknowledged by their principals.
Western Kansas lodging owners report weak pheasant hunting amid drought. Windy Heights Bed and Breakfast in Lakin notes far fewer hunters from New Mexico, Colorado, and Oklahoma who typically visit each season. Garden City and Ulysses properties confirm reduced occupancy and revenue as drought lowers bird counts and hunting interest.
Connie Morris, elected to the Kansas Board of Education from western Kansas, says she will not champion immigration in public schools. The 41 year old Republican vows to focus on other duties, while critics fear a personal agenda. Morris takes her seat January 14 amid lingering concerns from Leticia Porter about school accountability under No Child Left Behind.
Newly elected Kansas State School Board member Connie Morris postponed her book signing in Garden City amid threats of pickets and allegations the mayor prompted cancellation. Morris stayed in St Francis today and will resume the tour Sunday in Dodge City. Mayor Tim Cruz denied any involvement.
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