GCHS girls’ tennis claims Valley Center title
VALLEY CENTER - The Garden City High School girls’ tennis team had to wait more than two weeks between its season opening tournament on Aug.
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GCCC scores monumental win over Hutchinson
Garden City Community College’s volleyball team has shown glimpses through their first 11 matches.
GCCC soccer drops home matches to Dodge City
The price of admission was worth it in this one.
Buster men’s rodeo team takes seventh at K-State
MANHATTAN - The Garden City Community College men’s rodeo team finished in seventh place while the women did not get anyone in the Short Go at the Kansas State rodeo last weekend.
GCHS girls’ golf takes third overall at Dodge
DODGE CITY - While the Garden City High School Buffaloes’ finished third, overall, placing behind Wichita-Kapaun Mt.
Community members voice opposition to USD 457 reconfiguration proposal
Attendees at the USD 457 Board of Education meeting were sitting on the floor, lining the walls and spilling into the lobby of the Educational Support Center once the chairs were filled during its regular meeting on Tuesday.
Fiesta celebration returns this weekend
The Garden City Community Mexican Fiesta will celebrate its 98th year on Friday and Saturday.
GCCC faculty members complete ACUE training
Garden City Community College has announced that 28 of its faculty members have successfully completed training in research-based teaching methods through the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE).
Irsik family matches donations for KARL program
MANHATTAN – The Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership (KARL) program has announced the launch of their “Adding Value Through the Legacy of Leadership Matching Gift Campaign”.From Aug.
FCHS, Petco, BOBSkechers launch campaign in Garden City
The Finney County Humane Society has joined forces with the local Petco sore and BOBSkechers to launch “Love Stories”, a campaign where adopters of animals from the FCHS shelter share their inspiring stories of how their adopted pets have transformed their lives for the better.”When people come in and find a pet they want to adopt, there is so much happiness on their faces,” Amanda Licona, shelter manager, said.