GCHS Carnival Frames Homecoming Weekend Events
Garden City High School hosts a Friday carnival from 4 to 6 pm on the practice field at 1412 N Main with 24 booths sponsored by seventeen clubs. A pep rally runs 6 to 6:30 pm, followed by a 7:30 pm football game versus Wichita Northwest at Memorial Stadium and halftime crowning of the homecoming queen.
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GCHS
Garden City High School
N. Main St
Wichita Northwest High School
Memorial Stadium
Katie Elliot
Brooke Hernandez
Jessica McMillan
Quentin Adams
Jon Almaguer
Rogelio Blanco
Sarah Cruz
Will Powers
Megan Grapengater
Wesley Sterling
Ortensia Alcantara
Cameron Caine
Cole Proffitt
Lauren Harness
Adan Flores
Art session planned Friday at Alta Brown
Parents invited to attend Enhancing the Artistic Creativity of Children at Alta Brown Elementary School 408 Hudson St from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Presented by Carol Russell and Fletcher Russell of Emporia State University. Door prizes, activities for children, and childcare for ages eight and younger. Call 276-3232 to reserve. For more information contact Russell Child Development Center at 275-0291.
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Alta Brown
Hudson St
Carol Russell
Emporia State University
Fletcher Russell
Emporia State
Call Russell Child Development Center
Dinner Meeting Set for Finney County Senior Center
The Finney County Senior Citizen Association plans a monthly dinner and meeting at the Senior Center 907 N 10th St on Friday. All residents aged 55 and older and guests are invited to attend with a dish to share. The program features Jane Jacobs and Friends. For details call Dorman Diller 276-6962 or Norma Nichols 276-3620.
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Finney County Senior Citizen Association
10Th St
Finney County
Jane Jacobs
Dorman Diller
Norma Nichols
Cheerleading Clinic Planned at GCRC
Garden City Recreation Commission hosts a girls and boys cheer clinic for kindergarten through fourth grade. Practices run 3:45 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday at the Community Center 310 N Sixth St. Participants perform at halftime of the Garden City High School football game on Oct 14. Fee is 25 dollars per student. enrollment due by Friday. Call 276-1200.
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Garden City High School
Garden City Recreation Commission
N. Sixth St
Garden City
the Recreation Commission
GCCC phonathon boosts fall scholarship drive totals
Garden City Community College students and faculty phoned donors for the Endowment Association fall campaign. Teams raised 5,350 in one night and employees 10,230 on another, with nursing and alumni adding 6,887. Endowment aims for 69,000. 26th-year drive volunteers made 1,216 pledges last year.
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Venessa Mordh
Garden City Community College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mordh
GCCC
Gccc Association
Tau Epsilon Lambda Criminal Justice Society
Sinclair
Cruise In for Emmaus House Weekend Events Highlight
This weekend features a Third Annual Cruise-In at Americann with dinner for entrants Friday. Saturday includes vehicle displays live concert shopping prize drawings a poker run and a car show at Stevens Park. Awards include people's choice best of show and a grand prize 1964 Ford Galaxie 500. Proceed benefit Emmaus House donations fund scholarships.
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Emmaus House
Americann
Kansas Ave
Stevens Park
Robin Marsh
Marsh
Scott City approves SBC franchise fee change plan
Scott City Council on Monday approved shifting SBC telephone franchise fees from a 3 percent base to a flat $1 per month starting January 1 2006. Officials warned against broader hikes in gas and power fees and noted potential small increases in SBC bills. The city expects about $17,000 in 2004 from SBC under the new plan, with other utilities under review for higher rates.
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Scott City
SBC
Brenda Davis
Davis
Midwest Energy
Wheatland Electric
SEC
Pioneer Communication
Wheatland
Pioneer
Corkins backs board shifts on evolution and sex ed
Corkins says he supports conservative drafted science standards challenging evolution and favors a parental opt-in for sex education. Critics warn the plan limits student access while board members seek to push stronger science teaching and local control.
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Topeka
New Education Commission
Bob Corkins
State Board of Education
Corkins
Freestate Center For Liberty Studies
Kansas Legislative Research and Education
Nan
Jack Krebs
Oskaloosa
Krebs
U.S. Supreme Court
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GCRC
College
Hispanic American Leadership Organization
Latin Heat
League For United Latin American Citizens
Endowment Association
Student Government Association
Synergy Program
Bilingual Education
Shea
Michael Gehmlich
Skip Mancini
Chris Angeles
Sherry
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Finney County Fairgrounds
Lee Ann Bates
Bates
Hugoton
Stevens County Fairgrounds
Michelle Heger
Heger
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Creative Memories
Mountain Man Candy
Kappa Eta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Scott City Council
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