Roundup Briefs Musical program at senior center Saturday
The Garden City Fiddlers Pickers and Singers perform at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Senior Center of Finney County 907 N. 10th St. A carry in supper at 6:30 p.m. precedes music all evening. The free monthly old style country program welcomes all ages to sit in or sign up to perform. Call 640-0588 evenings for details.
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Garden City
Finney County
N. 10Th St
Free tutoring offered at Garden City Community College learning center
Garden City Community College invites all students to use the Mary Jo Williams Comprehensive Learning Center for free walk in tutoring. The center features professional and paraprofessional tutors and a trained roster of 12 student tutors, with four returning and eight new tutors this semester.
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Garden City Community College
Mary Jo Williams
Thomas F Saffell
CLC
Pam Alexander
Caitlin Kinsey
Ulysses
Yen Ngo
Garden City
Nick Sower
Deerfield
Melissa Marshall
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chelsey Knabe
Mayview
Ashley Pleschcourt
Eustis
Neb
Erik Vega
Holcomb
Irma Ailen
Andrew Staats
Kashly Schneer
Jermey Bennett
College Reading and Learning Association
Bennett
Alexander
Prescription drug drop-off at Walmart this Saturday
Garden City police join the DEA Take Back initiative from 10 am to 2 pm at Walmart, 3101 E. Kansas Ave. Officers will collect expired and unused prescriptions anonymously at the east entrance. Illicit drugs, IV solutions, injectables, and needles will not be accepted. Visit dea.gov for details.
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Garden City
Drug Enforcement Administration
Walmart
Kansas Ave
Dea.gov
Kansas lawmakers seek new school funding reform
An interim legislative committee in Topeka hears two major proposals to change public education funding in Kansas. One plan shifts funding to local districts via property taxes, echoing a 2010 House GOP proposal. The other rethinks post high school preparation. A superintendents and school boards group is drafting options while a potential lawsuit against the current finance system looms.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Gop
Candidates for AG to face off in first debate
The Kansas attorney general race will feature Attorney General Steve Six and Republican challenger Derek Schmidt in their first debate. Hosted by the Wichita Crime Commission, the forum starts at 11 30 a.m. Thursday at the Scotch and Sirloin Restaurant in Wichita.
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Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Crime Commission
Steve Six
Derek Schmidt
Democrat Tom Holland lays out Kansas economic plan
Sen. Tom Holland outlined a growth strategy at the Kansas Economic Development Alliance conference in Manhattan. He urged bigger education funding, from K-12 to higher education, plus expanded technical training to supply a skilled workforce. Holland blamed Washington for job losses and pledged to be a statewide advocate, while Brownback sent regrets from Washington.
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Manhattan
Mct
Tom Holland
Kansas
Kansas Economic Development Alliance
Holland
Baldwin City
Sam Brownback
Washington, D.C
FHSU wind energy project in limbo amid code talks in Hays
The Fort Hays State University wind facility proposal faces unclear approval as the Hays Area Planning Commission plans to revise wind energy rules. They consider taller turbines beyond 125 feet within the three mile zone to accommodate the project while weighing county rules and potential impacts on city growth. Public input favored the project, with no opposition at a hearing, while commissioners study the county’s stricter regulations and potential consequences for development.
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Hays
Fort Hays State University
Jim Fouts
Planning Commission
Fouts
FHSA
Ellis County Commission
Jesse Rohr
Paul Phillips
Commission
Bob Wertenberger
Ethics panel takes no action on PAC case
AP reported the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission made no public ruling at its Topeka meeting Tuesday on a complaint involving Democrat Tom Holland and the Kansas Moderate Majority Committee. Attorney Clay Barker said the case will be pursued separately, with potential evidence of in kind ads surpassing legal limits. Holland, who faces Republican challenger in a gubernatorial race, and PAC leader Frances Graves are at issue as hearings are not scheduled before November elections.
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Topeka
Kansas Republican Party
Clay Barker
Kansas Gop
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
Tom Holland
Frances Graves
Kansas Moderate Majority Committee
Kansas
PAC
Holland
Kansas City
Wichita
Barker
U.S
Sam Brownback
Mark Parkinson
Ethics Commission
Carol Williams
Cessna to Cut 700 Jobs in Wichita
Cessna Aircraft said 700 positions will be cut, 11 percent of the workforce, all in Wichita. CEO Jack Pelton cited weak aircraft orders and global market costs. The layoff plan follows a union contract vote and reflects broader production adjustments amid a stalled economic recovery.
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Cessna
Wichita
Mct
Cessna Aircraft
Bob Stangarone
Marty Reicher
Reicher
Ing
Stangarone
Jack Pelton
Pelton
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