The Fourth of July offers time to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Whether you’re celebrating the holiday by the pool or lake, in the backyard, or on the road, it’s important to keep safety in mind.
WOW! It’s hot outside.
In the muggy summer of 1776, 56 men met in Philadelphia and pledged their “lives, fortunes, and sacred honor” to America’s future with the Declaration of Independence. None of them was a full-time politician. How much do you know about the signers and their occupations?
Dear Eric: I’m close friends with one of my sisters-in-law but not the other, Betty. Betty and I used to be close until jealousy came between us. She was jealous that her brother and I were the first to get married, have kids and reach other milestones. She is also very sensitive, so I’ve felt like I need to walk on eggshells, especially after she confided to my husband that she thinks I complain too much. In short, I don’t feel like I can share my joys or my struggles with her.
Many towns in western Kansas lack gyms and fitness centers. Some small communities are building outdoor walking trails to encourage better health and attract new residents.
The 57th annual Art in the Park on Saturday was well attended but hot.
As the busy Fourth of July holiday week gets closer, the American Red Cross asks donors to celebrate by making a blood donation appointment to help power the blood supply through mid-summer. While all blood types are needed, donors with type O blood are most urgently needed.
Don Patrick, left, gives a bean bag a toss as he and Dale Pattersen play a friendly game of cornhole Thursday at the Senior Center… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The USD 457 Skyward Family Access, including Student Online Registration, will be unavailable on Tuesday, July 1, as the system rolls over to the new… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Garden City Public Schools USD 457 would like to remind residents that it is a violation of school district policy to possess or ignite fireworks on any school property.