Kids Day Out at Garden City GCCC Plans Nov 6
Garden City Community College invites children ages 5 to 12 to a Kids Day Out event on November 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants will craft handmade gifts while parents shop downtown during Countdown to Christmas. Registration costs 55 dollars, with advance enrollment by phone or email.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Garden City
Southwest Kansans
Music Theatre of Wichita
Wichita
Sunset Boulevard
Century II Performing Arts and Convention Center
National Humanities Studies
Jim McAllister
Gccc Fine Arts
Kathy Kohls
Finney County
Visiting musician Balmages leads Kansas residency concert
College hosts a two day residency featuring American composer Brian Balmages and Paul Stevens with high school and college musicians from Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle. A free public concert at 2 p.m. Saturday closes the residency in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium.
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Garden City Community College
Brian Balmages
St. Louis Symphony
Philadelphia Orchestra
National Symphony
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Balmages
GCCC
Jim McAllister
University of Kansas
Paul Stevens
Program Tuesday at Garden Valley
A musical program featuring The Entertainers led by Billy Whitfield with guitar fiddle and vocals, joined by Loretta on piano, will be presented at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village. The public is invited free of charge.
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Billy Whitfield
Loretta
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Republicans and Democrats race for 1st District seat in Kansas
Liberal-area farmer Nick Hatcher backs State Sen Tim Huelskamp for Congress over Democrat Alan Jilka and Libertarian Jack Warner in a tight 1st District race. Voters weigh health care, earmarks, and party lines as advance voting continues ahead of the November 2 election.
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Nick Hatcher
Tim Huelskamp
U.S. Congress
Cunningham Area
Lester Goyen
Alan Jilka
Goyen
Jilka
Huelskamp
Kansas
U.S
Jerry Moran
Hays
Moran
Senate
Fowler
Salina
Jack
Warner
Wright
Ruth Fawcett
Hatcher
Gertrude Jones
Dodge City
Karen Holliday
Johnson
Kansans For Life
Family vendors highlight 40th Western Kansas Antique festival
Anita Kehn and daughter in law Anne run goat milk and honey lotion and decorated cookies at the 40th Western Kansas Antique and Crafts Festival in Finney County. The Kehns shared labor with Toby and Jim as crowds flocked to food and crafts booths amid vendors from across the region. Mary Regan of Finney County Historical Society noted good business and local ties as attendees traveled from Garden City and beyond.
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Anita Kehn
Anne
Anita
Toby
Jim
Kehn
Cane
Ulysses
Kehns
Western Kansas
Finney County Fairgrounds
Southwest Kansas
Nola Jean Rogers
Chama
N.M
Garden City
Mary Regan
Finney County Historical Society
Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Regan
MSU Eyes Ways to Stop Ogallala Aquifer Loss
Michigan State University scientists, backed by a 1.2 million NSF grant, study the Ogallala Aquifer spanning 111 million acres from South Dakota to Texas. Led by hydro geologist David Hyndman, the team will model landscape atmosphere and socio economic interactions to forecast solutions and guide sustainable water use for High Plains agriculture. Kansas Geological Survey will participate.
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East Lansing
Mich
Great Lakes
America
High Plains
Ogallala
Michigan State University
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
National Science Foundation
Michigan State
David Hyndman
Kansas Geological Survey
Hyndman
US Geological Service
Layne Cameron
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Ing Jilka
Homer Gilson
Hutchinson
Gilson
Brad Nading
Finney County Exhibition Building
Anne Kehn
Chama, N.M
MSU
High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No