‘Adapt or die’: Western Kansas farmers consider alternative crops to save water
Western Kansas is running out of the water needed to fuel irrigated agriculture. Why is it so hard for farmers to switch to alternative crops?
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‘We call it betrayal’: Veterans join Dems in D.C. to protest Trump’s sweeping VA job cuts
BY ASHLEY MURRAYStates Newsroom WASHINGTON — Veterans and Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill May 6 protested the Trump administration’s planned cuts for the Department of… Login to continue reading Login…
Holcomb High School class of 2025 graduates
One chapter ended and another began on Saturday with the graduation of the Holcomb High School class of 2025.
Student speaker tells GCCC classmates to be fierce
Garden City Community College held two commencement ceremonies on Friday for its graduating class of 2025.
Potential measles exposures in Cimarron
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment and local health departments are working together in response to a measles outbreak in southwest Kansas. KDHE is informing the public of a potential measles exposures that occurred at the following location.
Five high school dual credit students earn associate degrees from GCCC
In an impressive academic accomplishment, five area high school students will graduate with associate degrees from Garden City Community College this year, before receiving their high school diplomas.
Evergy, Black Hills Energy report on-target earnings for 2025
BY MORGAN CHILSONKansas Reflector TOPEKA — Evergy missed Wall Street expectations but reported a $125 million profit during its first-quarter earnings call Thursday. Evergy and… Login to continue reading Login…
USD 457 purchases YMCA Dome
The USD 457 Board of Education approved the two agreements regarding the YMCA Dome at the Board’s regular meeting Monday.
City approves Chattel Loan Agreement for manufactured homes
The Garden City Commission approved a Chattel Loan Agreement with Western State Bank at its regular meeting Tuesday.
Museum program to focus on pioneering women
Southwest Kansans can learn the true stories behind four women of the Old West in a live reenactment program at 6 p.m. on Saturday, May… Login to continue reading Login…