HOLY COW! HISTORY: America’s worst tornado, 100 years later
Winter is rarely a bed of roses, and 1925 had been a particularly rough one.
March 2025
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Learning about pollinators
Tristyn Algrim, 6, left, works on creating a humming bird sack puppet Tuesday during a Lee Richardson Zoo Edventure Camp in the Finnup Center for… Login to continue reading Login…
GCCC Endowment Association to hold annual scholarship auction
The Garden City Community College Endowment Association will host its 47th annual Scholarship Auction on Saturday, April 12, at the Finney County Fairgrounds exhibition building. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the event officially begins at 6 p.m.
Nugent to join KSDE staff
TOPEKA - With more than 30 years of experience in public education, Renee Nugent has been named the deputy commissioner of the Kansas State Department of Education’s division of learning services. She will begin her duties on July 1.
Holcomb’s Redden, Bradley recipients of JAG-K scholarships
Redden, a senior at Holcomb High School, was announced March 12 as the recipient of the fourth annual Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) Bud Estes Memorial Scholarship, honoring the memory of the late Kansas state senator from Dodge City.
When the unexpected happens, Poison Centers are ready
TOPEKA – Kansas Governor Laura Kelly issued a proclamation to kick off National Poison Prevention Week, which takes place March 16-22.
Kansas Senate budget ties $4 million to ending DEI, use of preferred pronouns in emails
BY TIM CARPENTERKansas Reflector TOPEKA — The Kansas Senate’s budget committee wants to hold $4 million hostage from the administration of Gov. Laura Kelly until… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas Senate, House make deal to weaken role of governors when filling political vacancies
BY TIM CARPENTERKansas Reflector TOPEKA — The House and Senate voted to approve a bill Monday placing the Legislature in greater control of decisions traditionally… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas House follows Senate’s lead on bill intervening in college, university accreditation
BY TIM CARPENTERKansas Reflector TOPEKA — The Kansas House delivered preliminary approval Monday on legislation forbidding external postsecondary educational organizations from compelling a Kansas public… Login to continue reading Login…
Six GCHS student athletes ink college letters
Six Garden City High School senior student-athletes made their future decisions public on March 6, when they signed letters-of-intent to attend colleges of their choice in a signing ceremony at The Garden.