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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2005
Page
1
The Buffaloes keep their dominance against the Demons with an 11th straight win, led by a balanced offense and key plays from standout players. The game featured solid defense and a late push to seal the victory for Colorado.
Scott City women inaugurate a new Ladies Fit and Trim program at a local facility. The launch highlights community fitness efforts with sessions led by trainers and support from local organizations.
Finney County community volunteers Nora Salazar and Marina Hernandez conducted a three month survey of mobile home park residents during the summer assessing health care social services and education needs. The results presented at a Friday community meeting show 88 percent of East Garden Village children do not participate in Lee Village activities.
Sony Pictures Classic releases Capote about Truman Capote the author of In Cold Blood. The film portrays his Kansas research for the true crime book and stars Philip Seymour Hoffman with Chris Cooper as Alvin Dewey. A second Capote related film Have You Heard? is planned for next year.
A southwest Kansas resident, likely 75 or older, becomes the state's first West Nile death of the year per KDHE officials. The patient had underlying conditions, was hospitalized in early October, and the virus is usually mild or asymptomatic in healthy individuals.
Downtown Hays embraces historic Chestnut Street District as a catalyst for commerce. Renovations reveal art deco Italianate neo classical and second empire styles while galleries and cafes attract visitors, reflecting broader Kansas trend toward preservation driving local growth.
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