GCCC Homecoming Week Dives Into Lectures Parade and Game
Garden City Community College hosts a week of events starting with the GCCC Lecture Series on October 3 featuring Daniel Rudy Ruettinger. The week includes the 2002 Sandhills Art Association juried show, South Pacific previews, a fine arts open house October 6, and a homecoming parade with 200 and 100 prize floats. The king and queen will be crowned at halftime of the football game against Fort Scott Community College.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Daniel
Rudy” Ruettinger
Rudy
Sandhills Art Association
Pauline Joyce
Fort Scott Community College
All you can eat Legion dinner opens at 6:30 p.m.
An American Legion supper at 125 W. Pine St begins at 6:30 p.m. with calf fries and more. Art Green hosts the menu including roast beef beans cole slaw and drinks for $8.
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The
American Legion
W. Pine St
Art Green
GCCC brings certification to insurance agents in town
Garden City Community College expands continuing education to local and area insurance agents with a two day every other month program from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. The new offerings, part of a distance learning expansion, allow agents to complete life health and property casualty certification without traveling to Wichita, saving lodging and meals while enhancing community credibility and access.
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Mary Randle
Wichita
Garden City Community College
Marilyn Mayhan
GCCC
Carol Ballantyne
Mayhan
Randle
Norma Jean Dodge
Division of Continuing Education
Darlene Jones
Agency Inc
Craig Mills
CitiFinancial
Dodge City
Unruh
Dodge
Insurance
Garden City fall cleanup runs Sept 30 to Oct 11
Waste Connections waives most disposal fees for Garden City's resident cleanup. Residents may place curbside trash in designated piles with rules: only residential areas, no alleys, separate piles for tree trimming old appliances and other items. Contact Public Works at 276-1270 for decharged appliances.
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Garden City
Waste Connections, Inc
Public Works Department
Smith Auto
Garden City Fall Cleanup Schedule 2002
Garden City announces the 2002 Fall Cleanup with area based pickups from Sept 30 to Oct 11. Make up days Oct 4 and 11. Call Public Works at 276-1270 for missed pickups. Area details specify streets and boundaries for each day and note some areas not picked up.
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Kansas Avenue
Mary Street
Fleming Street
Main Street
Community blood drive draws new donors at Knights hall
The Garden City blood drive at Knights of Columbus Hall 205 N Eighth St runs noon to 7 pm Monday and 8 am to 1 pm today. The Board of Realtors and K of C supply towels, food, and T shirts while donors wait on lawn chairs and recovery tables.
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Knights of Columbus
Medical
N. Eighth St
K of C
Garden City Board of Realtors
Jim Howard
ABC Real Estate
Debbie Kirk
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Howard
Gift of Life
Enrollment up 4 percent at Garden City Community College
Garden City Community College reports a 4 percent enrollment increase to 2,431 head count, with 1,523 part time and 908 full time students. Full time equivalency stands at 1,388, aided by new programs like fire science and emergency management and later starting online courses.
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Garden City Community College
Nancy Unruh
Unruh
GCCC
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Community Colleges
Independence Community College
Johnson County Community College
Kansas City
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Topeka
Department of Human Resources
Kansas
Corrections
Charles Simmons
el Dorado
Simmons
Department of Corrections
Lansing
ConAgra
Judy Ackley
Commerce Brokerage
Troy Unruh
State Farm Insurance
Graham K. Johnson
Telegram
State Fa
Diane Lewis Lewis
Gctelegram
Garden City Public Works Department
Hager
Taylor Avenue
Fulton Street
Center Street
Jim Brown
Jennie Barker
Campbell Street
West
Kirk
Stephanie Bonsall
Security Savings Bank
Jessica Christenson
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