GCHS girls’ swimming takes eighth at Maize Invite
MAIZE - The Maize High Girls’ Swimming Invitational proved every bit as difficult as Garden City High School girls’ Coach Jennifer Meng had expected.
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MURPHY’S LAW: Sympathizing with Sanders on prank call
I can sympathize with Shedeur Sanders.
ASKING ERIC: Daughter’s volatile responses make relationship difficult
Dear Eric: My 35-year-old daughter “Mary” and I were very close in her early 20s, after she emerged from troubled teen years of substance abuse and self-destructive behaviors. She continues to stay clean and sober, with a successful career.
SENIOR SHOWCASE: Tips to keeping cool as the temperature increases
Drink more water than you think you need. Then drink some more People in their 60s and older already face a higher risk of dehydration in general, and hot weather can make it even worse. Not having enough water in your system can lead to feeling faint and nauseous, which can lead to dizziness and falls.
Cinco de Mayo event to be held in Stevens Park
Come to Stevens Park Saturday for the fifth annual Cinco de Mayo Multicultural Celebration.
City, County discuss roads during joint meeting
Development of roads in and around Garden City was discussed at the joint Finney County Commission, Garden City Commission and city of Holcomb meeting on April 28.
GCCC to hold graduations on May 9
Garden City Community College will hold two commencement ceremonies inside the Dennis Perryman Athletic Complex on Friday, May 9. The first ceremony will begin at… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Measles cases jump to 46 as new Kansas law restricts health officials
TOPEKA — New legislation may make it more difficult for public health officials to manage a measles outbreak, which has increased by nine cases.
Museum accepting donated goods for flea market
People seeking new homes or uses for items they no longer want or need can consider donating them for the 16th annual Flea Market Festival at the Finney County Historical Museum.
KDOT to host public meeting on U.S. Highway 83 project
The Kansas Department of Transportation is hosting a public meeting from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, for the U.S. Highway 83 Advanced Technology project. The meeting will take place at the Western Kansas Child Advocacy Center, 212 E. 5th St., in Scott City.