GCCC Opens Spring Enrollment December 3 at Garden City
Public enrollment for the 2013 spring semester at Garden City Community College begins Monday. The college offers hundreds of daytime and evening classes with term starting January 16. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fridays through December 21 and January 7 to 15. Campus closes December 22 through January 6. For details contact the GCCC Admissions Department at 276-9608 or main switchboard at 276-7611.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Student and Community Services Center
Red Stocking Breakfast supports Garden City families
The Red Stocking Breakfast at Lone Star Steakhouse 2306 E Kansas Ave on Saturday from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. raises funds for Kansas Children's Service League programs in Garden City, including Early Head Start Head Start and Healthy Families with tickets 10 advance 12 at door. Proceeds fund prevention education and community services with local sponsors and celebrity hosts.
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Garden City
United Way
Kansas Children’s Service League
Lone Star Steakhouse
Kansas Ave
KCSL
Sam's Club
Southwest Airlines
Bank of the West
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas
Cox Communications
Jeff Pfingston
Hutchinson
Liberal
Emporia
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Garden City GCCC Endowment elects officers and honors Lee
The Garden City Community College Endowment Association elected officers Jessica Dirks and Dana Woodbury to top posts at a Nov 15 meeting and awarded Terry Lee the Robert A. Whippo Outstanding Board Member Award. Other executives and new two year term board members were named, with details on roles and affiliations. The event at the Clarion Inn featured tributes and entertainment by the Drama Department. The association reported surpassing its $80,000 scholarship phonathon goal and disbursed $482,116 in aid to 1,000+ students plus $63,675 in program grants.
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Garden City Community College Endowment Association
GCCC
Terry Lee
Robert A. Whippo
Jessica Dirks
Dana Woodbury
Kelley Jenkins
Peg Nally
Dirks
St. Catherine Hospital
Woodbury
Culligan
Southwest Kansas
Jenkins
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Nally
Accelacare
Lee
Nancy Leiker
Beth Tedrow
Leiker
Tedrow
Missy Allen
Renee Cornett-Wallace
Garden City
Carolyn Kinney
Kim Shaddix
Premier Enterprises
Jami Warner
Homemaker
Clarion Inn
Association
Scoti
Broacbuster
Warren House
Warren Fouse
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kansas State University
Kansas
Wichita County High School
Seon
Scott Auction
Robinson Alignment, Inc
James FE
Sally Wharton
George
Debbie Wharton
Sarah Wharton Diman
David
Judy Hamman Wharton
Holiday crime prevention tips from Finney County law enforcement
Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue and Garden City police officer Michael Reagle urge extra care during the Christmas season. They recommend locking vehicles, storing items in trunks, parking in well lit areas, and avoiding leaving valuables in cars or unattended carts. For homes away from town, have checkers visit daily, use timers, and keep exterior lighting strong to deter burglars.
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Garden City
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Michael Reagle
Reagle
Rove to address Kansas ranchers at 100th convention
GOP strategist Karl Rove will speak at the Kansas Livestock Association convention in Wichita as droughts press cattle producers. About 600 attend the Wednesday banquet and 800 at the three day event. Issues include EPA dust rules water regulations taxes and the fiscal cliff. Randy Black of CattleFox will speak Friday on market outlook and strategies for higher costs and volatility.
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Karl Rove
Rove
George W. Bush
Kansas Livestock Association
Rowe
KLA
Todd Domer
U.S
Domer
Kansas
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
White House
Graz
Randy Black
CattleFox
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E. Mary St
Srokeri
Gccc Endowment Association
Becky Malewitz
GCHS
Garden City High School
Clifford Hope
Gop
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