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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2003
Page
1
Tenants at Pershing Manor use the newspaper to craft Easter bonnets with residents Eileen John Betty Collins Pat Delgado Laura Good night and Tillie Wheeler shown browsing patterns and materials for the project.
Garden City officials and the Garden City Downtown Vision Committee plan to apply for Kansas Main Street program membership. Mayor Reynaldo Mesa explains why the move was chosen and what the commitment and expected benefits may bring to Garden City.
Garden City leaders seek Kansas Main Street affiliation to revive downtown. Mayor Reynaldo Mesa and the Downtown Vision Committee convened Sept. 2 to start the application, aiming to curb vacancies and attract businesses and foot traffic as several shops have left Main Street in the past year. A seven-member advisory panel led by Mesa outlines next steps and nonprofit structuring for tax purposes.
The 31st Whimmydiddle Arts and Crafts Festival drew large crowds Saturday in Scott City with 247 booths and strong local business impact. Ron Christy of Holcomb and his wife Gina joined the throng, hoping to finish shopping before catching college football on TV. Mayor Junior Strecker praised the day as beneficial for area merchants as craft seekers filled the park and food lines formed.
In Khaldiyah and Hamaniyah on the Euphrates west of Baghdad, a U.S. soldier was killed and three wounded in separate roadside bombings. A firefight lasted over eight hours, aided by attack aircraft, tanks and helicopters as troops pressed operations against Iraqi fighters. Authorities said 92 suspects were arrested in raids north of Baghdad, including a large joint effort with about 200 Iraqi police.
Larry and Sharon Hannon run Lazy H Chuckwagon from their home northeast of Garden City. The circa 1900 wagon with chuck box and fold-down table serves camp fire treats like Dutch oven peach cobbler and flaky biscuits, offering a taste of the Old West for visiting guests.
Larry and Sharon Hannon cook chuckwagon dinners at state festivals. They travel in a horse trailer to events, adapting their Weber wagon for modern catering. They will appear in Columbus October 10 through 12 for a hot air balloon festival.
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