The Garden City Telegram
Local Red Cross on call for Oklahoma relief
By ANGIE HAFLICHahaflich@gctelegram.com
Western Kansas American Red Cross volunteers stand at the ready, awaiting word to deploy to Moore, Okla., where they will provide aid to victims of Monday's tornado.
In preparing the Red Cross emergency response vehicles (ERVs) for deployment to the area, volunteers Bob and Doris Lewis performed a thorough inspection of it on Monday night.
"It require ...
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New owner integrating Palmer Manufacturing
By RUTH CAMPBELLrcampbell@gctelegram.com
Worthington Industries, which acquired Palmer Manufacturing in April, is now integrating the companies, a process it expects to last until about Sept. 1.
The firm will be adding capacity — and personnel — to the Garden City facility to serve existing customers. And there are no plans to leave town.
Palmer Manufacturing, which employs approximately ...
City commission gives initial OK to water park proposal
By SCOTT AUSTsaust@gctelegram.com
The Garden City Commission gave its initial blessing Tuesday to a proposed water park, hotel and restaurant development that would be located at the former Fun Center property near the bypass and Schulman Avenue.
Local hotelier Amro Samy plans to build a $25 million development that includes a 22,000-square-foot indoor water park, a 90-room hotel and a 6,000 ...
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Salazar selected to succeed Sharp as Lady Busters coach
By ADAM HOLTaholt@gctelegram.com
Garden City Community College's women's basketball program will keep some continuity moving forward, as assistant Nick Salazar has been selected to be the next head coach.
The college announced the hiring in a press release Tuesday, with an introductory press conference to be held 9 a.m. Friday morning at the Perryman Athletic Complex.
Salazar said the positi ...
Sanders in as new volleyball coach
Sanders in as new volleyball coach
By ADAM HOLT
aholt@gctelegram.com
Garden City Community College's new volleyball head coach will bring a local touch to the position.
Harvey Sanders, a Garden City High School graduate, was announced Tuesday as the new head coach for the Broncbusters volleyball program. He replaces Rob Lutz, who resigned in late April. Sanders will be introduced at a 9 a.m. ...
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