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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2008
Page
1
Kyle Rees and Logan Smith are pictured warming up on the course. The shot captures their focus as they prepare for a round, highlighting their teamwork and competitive spirit in a casual golf setting.
The USD 457 long range proposal would relocate Abe Hubert Middle School into Garden City High School to free space for a new 2,000 seat high school and convert Abe Hubert into an elementary school. The plan includes a science lab upgrade and repurposing J D Adams Hall for New Outlook Academy while Garfield Elementary expands for Head Start.
Finney County Economic Development Corp board misinterpreted policies on staff and employee issues at a August meeting, according to Eric Depperschmidt. A release says executive session reviewed retirement benefits for FCEDC employees and the board misconstrued nonelected personnel policies.
In Finney County, 21 non profit agencies receive United Way funds as Spirit of the Plains CASA shows nameless children’s artwork in the office hallway. Susan Escareno explains faces cannot be shown and praises the painted pieces. The campaign supports local child advocacy for abused and neglected children.
In its 63rd year the Finney County United Way launched this week the annual fundraiser aimed at aiding area nonprofits that serve underserved residents. The drive targets 550000 this year after last year’s 523000, guided by executive director Margaret Anderson who says the effort should reflect the theme Live United Give Advocate Volunteer and emphasize more than money. Escareno notes the CASA program relies on United Way for about 20 percent of its budget and warns of impact if funds fall short.
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