Finney County 4-Hers show livestock at the fair
Finney County 4-Hers got the opportunities to showcase their talents with livestock during the Finney County Fair judging events. Special Olympic athletes also had a… Login to continue reading Login…
July 2025
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A night of rodeo at the Finney County Fair
The Finney County Fair featured a night of rodeo on July 23 by the Kansas Professional Rodeo Association at the Finney County Fairgrounds arena. Here’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Backpacks, school supplies given out at annual event
Backpacks and school supplies were offered to those in need Thursday at the Finney County United Way’s annual Backpack Distribution event at Garfield Early Childhood Center.
Commerce Bank launches DriveUp Pups to benefit FCHS
BY BEVERLY SCHMITZ GLASS Commerce Bank in Garden City has set into motion its DriveUp Pups campaign that is designed to help support the Finney… Login to continue reading Login…
WKCF accepting board applications
The Western Kansas Community Foundation (WKCF) is currently accepting board applications to fill vacancies for the next term starting January 2026.
FROM ZOO TO YOU: A new gibbon species swings in to Garden City
BY JOE KNOBBE Lee Richardson Zoo recently welcomed a new species and individual. A female Northern white-handed gibbon, Tangra, arrived from another accredited facility,… Login to continue reading Login…
HOLY COW! HISTORY: Bread’s big break: A machine that slices a loaf when it’s made
With so much breaking news this summer, not to mention family travel and fun time, chances are you missed it.
ASKING ERIC: Mom wants relationship with adult sons without being overbearing
Dear Eric: I have two sons in their early 30s. Recently, my older son became engaged to a wonderful woman the same age, who I love as a daughter.
GCCC Endowment Association joins Dillons rewards program
The Garden City Community College Endowment Association has announced its new partnership with the Dillons Community Rewards program. This collaboration enables community members to directly support scholarships for GCCC students by simply doing their regular grocery shopping.