County Commission gets STAR Bond sales tax clarification
Sales tax related to the Sports of the World STAR Bond Project was clarified by the Finney County Economic Development Corporation at the Finney County Commission’s regular meeting on June 16.
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Community celebrates 620 Day in Garden City
Community members turned out to celebrate 620 Day at Stevens Park on Friday.
AARP to help strengthen five communities in Kansas
TOPEKA - AARP has announced five organizations throughout Kansas will receive 2025 Community Challenge grants.
KDOT warns of traffic ticket text scam
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is warning about a new scam circulating via text message. The texts falsely claim to be from KDOT and demand payment for outstanding traffic tickets.
KWEC to offer nature crafts summer programs
GREAT BEND. – The Kansas Wetlands Education Center is offering Drop-in Nature Craft workshops this summer. These come-and-go style activities will be held from 1-4 p.m.
FUTURE, PRESENT and PAST: Celebrating Independence Day since 1776, or at least since 1885
One of the interesting stories from the earliest years of Garden City involves an incident in the summer of 1885, when rumors arrived that the famed Bedonkohe Apache leader Geronimo might be leading a gathering of native warriors toward the community.
MURPHY’S LAW: The beauty of children and grandchildren is the joy they bring
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Bailey Murphy has entered the world.
ASKING ERIC: Religious leader’s speaking obscures message
Dear Eric: The president of my religious institution is, in my view, a fine leader and a rotten speaker.
KBI initiative to allow sexual assault survivors to track rape kit status
BY ANNA KAMINSKIKansas Reflector TOPEKA — A Kansas Bureau of Investigation initiative is expected to change the state’s sexual assault evidence kit process so that… Login to continue reading Login…
HOLY COW! HISTORY: Coxey’s army was the first protest march on Washington
The American lexicon was once filled with dozens, hundreds of charmingly quaint phrases that have now gone the way of the dodo. A particular favorite was, “There was enough food to feed Coxey’s army.”