Running the rails at model train show
Brothers David, 4, left, John, 2, and Joshua Springmeier, 6, try their hands at running the remote controls for a display of O-gauge model trains… Login to continue reading Login…
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YMCA disputes statements made on the Dome
Aspects of the USD 457 Board of Education presentation on the YMCA Dome at its March 3 meeting was inaccurate.
City Commission approves revisions to zoo use guidelines
The Garden City Commission approved revisions to the Lee Richardson Zoo Use Guidelines, which includes revisions to fees for event use, at its regular meeting on March 4.
Middle School music students rate at competition
The music students from the USD 457 middle schools competed in a musical festival on Friday, March 7, at Horace Good Middle School. The schools brought a number of groups to the competition to be rated.
Kansas Connections Academy opens enrollment for 2025-26 school year
ELKHART – Kansas Connections Academy, a tuition-free, full-time online public school, is now enrolling students in grades kindergarten through 12 for the 2025-26 school year.
CORRECTION
The Garden City Telegram’s March 6 article regarding the Garden City Family YMCA Dome, it was incorrectly stated that Chad Knight, YMCA CEO, told Drew Thon, USD 457 Chief Human Resources Officer that “the YMCA has had financial difficulties with the Dome, particularly due to the construction issues with the Dome and subsequent lawsuit with the construction company, the legal fees in addition to electrical and flooring problems and the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Kansans intrigued by potential of bringing voters together with multi-party candidate nominations
BY TIM CARPENTER Kansas Reflector So-called fusion voting has been banned for more than a century in Kansas TOPEKA — Former Kansas House Majority Leader… Login to continue reading Login…
A Kansas tax credit can help build thousands of affordable homes. Lawmakers want to cut it
Critics of the affordable housing tax credit argue it is costing Kansas too much money. But supporters say it’s helping construct new homes amid a housing shortage that’s driving up the costs of homes and contributing to homelessness.
Poll finds support for stable or increased Medicaid funding, including among Trump voters
BY JENNIFER SHUTTStates Newsroom WASHINGTON — A majority of Americans don’t want to see Congress reduce spending on Medicaid and believe the health care program… Login to continue reading Login…
Navajo Taco dinner supports local groups
Saturday was a good day for First Christian Church’s 26th annual Navajo Taco Dinner.