Good Scout Award for St. Catherine Hospital Chief Executive
Scott J. Taylor, president and CEO of St. Catherine Hospital, receives the Good Scout Award from the Santa Fe Trail Council. A 7 p.m. Nov. 9 dinner at the Clarion Inn honoring his community leadership and service. ArchWay Recycling event at Jennie Wilson Elementary, 1401 Harding Ave, 8 a.m. to noon Saturday to recycle electronics and raise funds for school programs.
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Scott J. Taylor
St. Catherine Hospital
Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Council
Taylor
Clarion Inn
Kansas Ave
Jennie Wilson
ArchWay
Harding Ave
Sublette UMW dinner and market highlights
The Sublette United Methodist Women host their annual turkey dinner and holiday market at the church on Carson and Pursley from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday with carry-out and in-town delivery for homebound seniors. Free-will donations accepted. Nov 11 breakfast honoring veterans at 7:30 a.m. at Kenneth Henderson Middle School with a Pledge, colors, and a guitar performance. RSVP to Brian Dinkel by Nov 4.
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Sublette United Methodist
Sublette United Methodist Church
Carson and
Pursley Streets
Kenneth Henderson Middle School
Junior Leadership Corps
Brian Dinkel
Bdinkel
Gckschools.com
CVB reports phenomenal third quarter bed tax rise in Garden City
Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau notes a 45.6 percent jump in transient guest tax revenue to 275,406 for the third quarter, spurred by events like Jungle Run II and Garden City Community College Baseball Showcase. July revenue surged to 98,115, and overall room nights rose with hotel rates averaging 80 to 85 per night. New board members were welcomed as the CVB eye next year’s TIAK conference in Garden City.
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Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Roxanne Morgan
CVB
Morgan
Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo
Garden City Community College
PJ Patel
Garden City
American Junior Golfers Association
AGJA
Buffalo Dunes
West Green
Lee Richardson Zoo
Travel Industry Association of Kansas
Olathe
TIAK
Kansas
Clarion Inn
E. Kansas Ave
Sleep Inn
E. Kansas Plaza
Linda Hall
Samy’s Properties
Debra Stanwix
AmericInn
Prianshu Kant
Garden City Inn
Dawn Keeley
Therese Cruz
Barrett Patel
Weekend events lineup items from Ward's Garden Center to GCCC play
A Friday to Sunday listing notes Ward's Garden Center haunted house with Kiddie Scare 4 to 7 p.m. and Fright Night 7 to 9 p.m. plus Sunday Kiddie Scare 3 to 6 p.m. at 2703 Taylor Ave. Deerfield hosts Pink Night at Deerfield High School to fund teacher Ann Zemp with dinner raffles a helicopter landing duck drop and balloon release. Garden City Community College presents Truth Will Out PG-13 play 7:30 p.m. today through Saturday with a 2:30 p.m. Sunday matinee in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts auditorium. Garden City Recreation Commission holds Fright Night 5K and Wicked Walk at Finnup Education Center with 5:45 p.m. registrations 6:45 p.m. start. $35 5K $25 Wicked Walk. call 620 276 1200 for details.
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Ward's Garden Center
Ward’s Garden Center
Taylor Ave
Deerfield
Ann Zemp
Deerfield High School
Garden City Community College
GCCC
Phil Hoke
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
Finnup Education Center
Finnup Drive
Garden City Recreation Commission
Sixth St
Dia de los Muertos events and a Halloween dance in Garden City
Garden City Arts hosts a Day of the Dead event from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Stevens Park and a Garden City Arts exhibit. Buckner Creek Band performs at a Halloween dance 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday at The Eagles. Miles of Smiles hosts Wild West Ghost Town Masquerade fundraiser on Saturday at Clarion Inn Ballroom with a 6:30 p.m. cocktail hour and 7:30 p.m. auctions and dancing. Advanced tickets are $20 adults, $10 under 12, free under 3. available at local shops.
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Garden City
Dia de Los Muertos
Lydia Gonzales
Stevens Park
Garden City Arts
N. Main St
Buckner Creek
The
Eagles
Barnyard Boogie
N. Taylor Ave
Miles of Smiles Therapeutic Horsemanship
Cody Cundiff
Wes Cossman
Clarion Inn Ballroom
E. Kansas Ave
Holcomb hears from second engineering firm on council agenda
Holcomb City Council heard the final of two proposals from EBH & Associates Great Bend as potential new engineer. EBH described services from streetscape to water and wastewater design and answered council questions amid a broader discussion of joining a regional Community Health Advisory Board with Garden City and Finney County. The board vote to participate carried $1,000 toward staff costs with Holcomb paying about 10 percent of future annual expenses.
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Holcomb
Michael Younger
Joel Krosschell
EBH & Associates
Great Bend
Younger
EBH
Kirkham Michael
EBH and Associates
Earles Engineering & Inspection, Inc
BHC Rhodes
Kansas City
Kirkham Michael Consulting Engineers
Omaha
Neb
Garden City
Finney County
Carol Davidson
Health Advisory Board
Garden City Commission
Davidson
Brian Rupp
Gary Newman
Newman
Mark Richmeier
Finney County Community Health Coalition
Finney County Health Department
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KHMS
Hich Price
E. Mary Star
Stephanie Bogner
Wicked
Brad Nading
Aing
Kris Schafer
Cleaver Field