Garden City DUI Check Lane Nets Four Arrests
Garden City police and Kansas Highway Patrol ran a Friday night DUI check in the 1900 block of East U.S. 50. Of 87 vehicles stopped, four DUI arrests were made along with four minors cited for alcohol possession. Six others were arrested for open-container transport and one for drug possession.
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Garden City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Mike Utz
U.S. Highway 50
Utz
Kansas Department of Transportation
Garden City purse thief sought after garage encounter
An unidentified man stole a 90 year old Garden City woman’s purse Friday afternoon in the 2000 block of Antler Ridge after approaching her in the garage. The purse contained cash checks and ID valued at 498 dollars. Police described the suspect as a tall white male in an orange shirt with a jacket and jeans. Call Garden City Police or Crime Stoppers with tips.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
Antler Ridge
Utz
Garden City Police Department
Garden City CC announces fall break Thursday and Friday
Garden City Community College will give students a fall break on Thursday and Friday with no day or evening classes. Faculty will be on campus Thursday but not Friday. Administrative offices and services stay open during normal daytime hours. Classes resume on Oct. 13.
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Garden City Community College
Revenue secretary cancels G.C. visit and conference
Kansas Secretary of Revenue Joan Wagnon canceled a 1 p.m. press conference on the state's tax amnesty program in Garden City due to fog preventing a Topeka departure. No reschedule date yet. The program lets taxpayers pay taxes without penalties and interest. Road condition hotline 1-800-585-7623.
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Kansas
Secretary of Revenue
Joan Wagnon
Garden City
Eighth St
Topeka
Kline sheds attorney general hat for weekend
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline traded legal duties for faith and public speaking at Garden City events and church services. He spoke to adults at First United Methodist and Cornerstone Church after a Saturday night prayer gathering with about 300 attendees from 12 local churches.
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Kline
Attorney General
Kansas
Phill Kline
Garden City High School
Memorial Stadium
Garden City
Dodge City
First United Methodist Church
N. Main St
Cornerstone Church
N. Eighth St
Doug Henkle
Henkle
God
Attorney General Post
Chris Biggs
Sister remembers slain soldier in Derby memorial
Windy McGaugh spoke at a memorial service for Army Spc. Dustin K. McGaugh 20 who died in Balad Iraq after being wounded by non hostile fire. A portrait and photo flanked an American flag at Faith Lutheran Church. Burial planned in Fayetteville National Cemetery Arkansas.
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Windy McGaugh
Iraq
Army Spc
Dustin K. McGaugh
Balad
Department of Defense
Faith Lutheran Church
Derby
Fayetteville National Cemetery
Arkansas
Eleven injured as shots fired near Lawrence bar
Police say a 21-year-old Topeka man fired into the ground near It's Brothers Bar & Grill on Massachusetts Street early Sunday. Eleven people aged 18 to 26 were injured by ricochets and debris. the suspect was booked on suspicion of attempted second degree murder illegal possession of a firearm and a municipal warrant.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Douglas County
Massachusetts Street
Susan Hade
Dan Affalter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ashley Meyer
University of Kansas
Ballwin
It’s Brothers Bar & Grill
Meyer
Katie van Thournout
Kansas
Minnetonka
Minn
van Thournout
Brothers
Greg Thames
KU Wins NIH Grant to Build Molecule Library Initiative
The University of Kansas secures a 9.6 million NIH grant to establish the Combinatorial Methodology and Library Development Center of Excellence, uniting 15 researchers from KU and partners including University of Missouri Kansas City Iowa State University and Deciphera Inc. The program aims to accelerate drug discovery by creating large libraries of molecules using combinatorial chemistry, with leaders Jeffrey Rube and William Neaves noting the project places KU among four national programs of its kind.
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University of Missouri-Kansas City
Iowa State University
Deciphera Inc
William Neaves
Stowers Institute For Medical Research
Kansas City
University of Kansas Center
University of Kansas
Jeffrey Rube
Harvard
Boston University
University of Pittsburgh
Rube
Cawker City's Twine Ball Inspires Local Gallery Walk
CAWKER CITY AP The 50th anniversary of the world's largest ball of twine has spurred storefront exhibits dubbed the Gallery Walk of Twine by local artist Cher Heller Olson and husband Ross. The town of 500 hosts twine themed paintings and a yearly twine a thon drawing visitors. the ball now exceeds 10 feet tall and 41 feet around.
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Cawker City
Hollywood
Cher Heller Olson
Ross
Kansas Town
Cher Olson
Leonardo da Vinci
Andy Warhol
Campbell
Olson
Grant Wood
Michaelangelo
David
Dottie Roberts
Col. E.H. Cawker
Kanas
Frank Stoeber
Stoeber
Kansas
Minnesota
Texas
Branson
Canker City
National Lampoon
Beethoven
Michael
Roberts
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