Bradley Nading

Bradley Nading

ASKING ERIC: Friend courts danger by feeding wildlife in her backyard

Dear Eric: A friend of mine is a lovely woman, and a real animal lover. The problem is that she lives near some woods and feeds the wild animals that come to her yard. I’m not talking about just putting out a bird feeder, but she feeds opossums, raccoons, deer and other creatures, and gets a lot of pleasure out of doing so. It is not recommended that anyone feed wild animals in this way. It is bad for the animals and for you, for lots of

ESC to begin summer hours

The Garden City Public Schools USD 457 Educational Support Center, 1205 N. Fleming St., will be changing its days of operation during the summer. The center will be closed on Friday afternoons during the summer starting the week of June 2 and going to July 18.

Hall to lead KDOT state field operations

The Kansas Department of Transportation announced a strategic leadership appointment, naming Ron Hall, a veteran with nearly 45 years of experience in engineering, maintenance and district leadership, as its new Director of Field Operations.

Kansas Wetland Education Center to offer summer day camps

GREAT BEND – Dive into the exciting world of the Cheyenne Bottoms marsh. Grade school campers who have completed first through sixth grade and love solving problems, exploring, creating, building, and getting outside are in for a treat with Kansas Wetland Education Center’s themed summer discovery camps.