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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2008
Page
1
Mayor David Crase told Garden City Chamber members that the city is “doing just fine” in his State of the City address, despite delays in Sunflower Electric Power expansion and Leprino Foods choosing Colorado for a new plant, delivering an upbeat view of Garden City’s prospects.
Doug Harder and partner planned a Patrick Dugan's coffee shop in downtown Garden City but lacked funding until Downtown Vision connected them with the Incentives Without Walls program from the Kansas Department of Commerce. The project received advisory and cheerleading support along with funding.
Grant County residents and visitors cleaned more than 1,260 plates at the 46th annual Home Products dinner in Ulysses. Clear mason jars filled with kernels and miniature American flags decorated tables while guests enjoyed barbecue beef, whole wheat rolls, scalloped potatoes, and ham in a home-grown, community meal.
In Finney County District Court a consideration hearing for the U S Highway 50 four lane project between Holcomb and Garden City continued with 25 to 30 landowners involved. Three appraisers were chosen: Larry Johnston, Doug Moon, and Jamie Jarnagin. The process aims to set fair property values as KDOT negotiates before eminent domain actions.
About 40 employers and 250 area residents attended a Tuesday job fair at the Clarion Inn. Organizers said participation was lower than past fairs, noting Garden City offers plentiful openings with major developments like IHOP, Hampton Inn and Sam's Club opening this year. Sosa highlighted ongoing soft skills classes and resume services amid a low 3.4 percent June unemployment rate in the city.
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