Relay For Life Committee to Meet for 2013 Planning
The Relay For Life Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday for a Dutch treat dinner at Lone Star Steakhouse. The organizational session forms the core planning group for the 2013 relay and all interested attendees are welcome.
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Relay For Life
Lone Star Steakhouse
Pizza and Movie Night at Church of the Brethren
A Pizza and Movie Night is planned for 7 p.m. Saturday at the Church of the Brethren 505 N Eighth St. The featured film Rise and Shine The Jay DeMerit Story chronicles a young American's journey to the World Cup. The event is free with optional donations.
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Church of the Brethren
N. Eighth St
Jay DeMerit
FCPA seeks rummage sale donations for FallFest
Finney County Preservation Alliance calls for non clothing donations for a Windsor Hotel rummage sale and before tours in FallFest. Sale hours are 9 to 2 on Sept 15 with drop offs Sept 14 evening or by appointment. Call Don Harness at 275-4340 for details.
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Finney County Preservation Alliance
Windsor Hotel
Windsor
Don Harness
Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group Meets Sunday
The Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Downtown Vision Office located at 413 North Main Street. The gathering offers support and information for cancer patients and families in the community.
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Builders of Hope
Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group
Vision
N. Main St
Garden City Police to host Student Police Academy
Garden City Police Department opens applications for a seven week Student Police Academy running Saturdays 9 a.m. to noon starting Sept 22. Seventh through 12th graders in Finney County or Garden City Holcomb students may apply by Sept 14. up to 50 students.
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Garden City Police Department
Police Department
Garden City
Weather modification program in western Kansas stalls amid drought
The Western Kansas Weather Modification Program faces a tough season as clouds fail to form and drought rages across western Kansas. Pilot crews have run far fewer seeding days, costs spike for silver iodide, and funding pressures mount while counties debate continued participation and potential benefits.
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Lakin
Western Kansas
Kansas
Walter Geiger
Geiger
Kansas Water Office
Bureau of Reclamation
Scott City
Hands
Scott County
Jim Minnix
Kearny County
Hal Scheuerman
Scheuerman
Federal court sides with Kansas fair against PETA
A federal judge in Wichita ruled the Kansas State Fair may require shielding bystanders from PETA’s animal slaughter video. The decision says the fair is a limited public forum and that the restrictions are minimal. PETA’s suit remains ongoing, with a possible appeal to the 10th Circuit.
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Wichita
Kansas
PETA
Fair
Marten
Fair Board
10Th Circuit
Duck season in southeast Kansas delayed to aid mallards
The Kansas Wildlife Commission set Southeast Kansas duck season from November 15 to January 27, while other regions start in October. Proponents say later dates match mallard arrivals and local economies. opponents argue for consistency. The plan includes zones with specific Oct–Dec and Jan dates and reflects regional hunting needs amid increasing refuges and leases along the Neosho River.
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ST. Paul
Kansas
Joplin Globe
Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Commission
Mike Miller
State Wildlife Department
Kansas Wildlife & Parks Magazine
Roy Carter
Neosho River
Tom Correll
Cherokee County
Chetopa
Correll
High Plains
Low Plains
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