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TOPEKA – The Kansas Infrastructure Hub has announced that the Southwest Kansas Groundwater Management District #3 has secured $1 million to convert more than 59,000 feet of earthen canal to 13,200 linear feet of pipeline in Kearny County.
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Tammy Wilson of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Finney and Kearny Counties spoke to the Garden City Community College Board of Trustees about how beneficial their partnership with the college was this past school year at the Trustee’s regular meeting Tuesday.
A slight update on Garden City Community College’s nursing program was given at the GCCC Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday.
The Garden City Police Department will join law enforcement agencies across Kansas in a targeted effort in removing impaired drivers from the roadways as part of the You Drink.