Registrations Open for ServSafe Food Safety Course in Dodge City
A manager certification class titled ServSafe will run 8 15 a m to 5 30 p m on September 27 at the Ford County Extension Office 100 Gunsmoke Dodge City. Online registration at www krha org requires credit card payment. Minimum 10 students. Sponsored by Kansas State Research and Extension Finney County and the Kansas Restaurant Hospitality Association. Call Alli Burns at 272-3670 for details.
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Blogs Promote Roadway Safety Ahead of Day
Kansas bloggers including Holcomb Fire Chief Bill Knight Salina Officer Rande Repp KB UF Farm Director Lory Williams Kansas State University coaches Bill Snyder Bruce Weber and U S Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood highlight traffic safety on the KDOT Blogspot ahead of Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day on Oct 10 Posts run on weekdays urging extra precautions for drivers cyclists motorcyclists and pedestrians to stay safe across all road user groups.
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Sandhills Art Show Opens Oct 6 At Garden City College
The 14th annual juried Sandhills Art Show sponsored by Sandhills Art Association opens Oct 6 with a 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Mercer Gallery in the Fine Arts Building, Garden City Community College. The association, incorporated Sept 25, 1967, promotes arts through Art in the Park, Fall Fest, workshops, scholarships, and Come and Paint Day.
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Costumed Car Wash by Garden City Teens Saturday
The Garden City Recreation Commission Teens and Theatre group hosts a Costumed Car Wash from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Commerce Bank on East Kansas Avenue. Volunteers in costumes sing and dance while washing cars. donations aid a trip to the Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta. For details call Brian Seagraves at 276-1200 or visit 310 N Sixth Street.
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Gas price sampling report from Carden City stations
AAA Fuel Price Finder provides the latest observed prices at Carden City gas stations based on a recent sampling. Prices reflect fuel cost at multiple local outlets and show current trends for motorists.
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GCCC Gallery Hosts FHSU Artist Work
Mercer Gallery at Garden City Community College displays Gordon K. Sherman originals in a September show titled Original Marks. The exhibit runs weekdays 11 am to 4 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm from Sept 4 to Sept 28, with a free public workshop Sept 28 and a reception 4 to 6 pm.
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Legacy Senior Services celebrates first anniversary in Garden City
Mosaic arm Legacy Senior Services marks one year of day services for seniors with dementia and intellectual disabilities at 510 W. Kansas Ave. The facility, funded by a $350,000 federal grant, offers daytime care and social activities as a home based option, with 15 to 17 clients plus some Mosaic participants. The event drew clients, staff, and Garden City Chamber of Commerce members who praised the program as a needed community asset.
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Obama Birthplace Question Sparks Kansas Protest at Memorial Hall
In Topeka a clash over Barack Obama’s citizenship drew advocates, protesters and state officials as the Kansas Objections Board, including Kris Kobach, Derek Schmidt, and Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, delayed ruling on whether Obama qualifies for the ballot. Orly Taitz led the challenge while supporters argued the claim was debunked and harmful. The tense scene outside Memorial Hall involved police and guards, with little violence and no formal complaints filed.
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