For over 30 years, the Tumbleweed Festival has been a cherished tradition in southwest Kansas, celebrating live music and community. The Tumbleweed Festival is reimagining the festival to ensure high-quality entertainment and meaningful experiences. Our focus is on building strong partnerships and gathering input from the community to shape the future of the organization.
The Finney County Public Library and the Lee Richardson Zoo are hosting activities during spring break during the week of March 17-21.
Paul Lappin has always said that the prize that means the most to the Garden City High School wrestling team is the one on the final Saturday of each season.
There will be no school for students at Garden City Public Schools USD 457 on Thursday, Feb. 27, and Friday, Feb. 28, for parent teacher conferences. School will be back in session on Monday, March 3.
The USD 457 Board of Education approved a proposal for an all-inclusive playground with ADA-compliant turf footing for Edith Scheuerman Elementary School at their regular meeting Monday.
4-H offers young people hands-on opportunities to develop valuable life skills through active participation. The 4-H Communications project equips youth with essential abilities in public speaking, writing, and nonverbal communication. This project focuses on building confidence, improving public speaking, creating effective presentations, and leading meetings—skills that benefit youth in both personal and professional settings.
The snowstorm from Feb. 11-12 brought 4-6 inches of snow roughly along the Kansas Highway 96 corridor in western Kansas
The Garden City Commission decided on what their next steps should be in identifying a site for temporary relocation for the Garden City Police Department at its Feb. 4 meeting.
Area residents came out to Stevens Park on Saturday afternoon for an immigration rights rally.
COFFEYVILLE - Playing shorthanded on Saturday, the Garden City Community College men delivered a statement victory for interim head coach Isaiah Tisdale.