USD 457 to hold reception for Josh Guymon
Garden City Public Schools USD 457 will hold a meet-and-greet reception from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, April 3, in the Board Room at the Educational Support Center, 1205 N. Fleming St.
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GCHS music students advance to state
Garden City High School music students traveled to Dodge City to compete in the Regional Solo/Small Ensemble contest on Saturday, March 29.
Celebrating local diversity
Jorge Salamanca-Chavez talks about his journey to Kansas and eventually Garden City from Mexico Friday during the annual Diversity Breakfast. Salamanca-Chavez, Amy Longa and Raul… Login to continue reading Login…
GCCC PTK names two to All-Kansas Academic team
Garden City Community College’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter has named Faye Roberts and Nathan Peters to the 2025 All-Kansas Academic Team.
Music concerts scheduled at USD 457 schools
There will be a few school music concerts scheduled during this week at Garden City Public Schools USD 457.
GCHS baseball splits home opener with Holcomb
It wasn’t the typical way to win a baseball game, but when you’re trying to secure the first win of an early season, it really doesn’t matter – just that a team finds a way to win.
Experienced roster returns for Buffalo girls’ swimming
BY GCHS ATHLETICS Riley Sekavec leads talented group for GCHS There is every reason for Garden City High School girls’ swimming Coach Jennifer Meng to… Login to continue reading Login…
Veteran cast returns for Buffalo girls’ soccer
If one considers the familiar phrase of “jumping from the frying pan into the fire,” then the 2025 season-opening match for the Garden City High School girls’ soccer team might take on that familiar slogan.
Broncbusters host track and field meet
Garden City Community College’s track and field team hosted an invitational on Friday at Broncbuster Stadium. Here’s a look at the Broncbuster athletes’ results:
GCHS boys’ tennis opens season at Valley Center
Having lost just two of six starters from the 2024 runner-up Western Athletic Conference team, Garden City High School boys’ tennis coach Logan Bevis is looking for the 2025 squad and season to be improved.