Two long-time zoo residents succumb to old age
Lee Richardson Zoo has announced the loss of two longtime residents.
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Second-half woes continue for GCHS boys
WOODWARD, Okla. - At halftime of Friday night’s interstate high school basketball game, the Garden City High School boys were close on the heels of a Woodward, Okla., team that had won 10 consecutive games.
Buffalo girls’ late rally fall short to Woodward
WOODWARD, Okla. - The Garden City High School girls’ basketball team had hoped to use the momentum of a big win on Tuesday over rival Dodge City to carry them to a second straight victory on Friday when it traveled to Woodward, Okla.
GCHS bowling teams dominate Liberal
LIBERAL - Prior to the start of the 2025 high school bowling season, Garden City Head Coach Kip Nichols knew his boys’ team would be heavily favored to capture its sixth consecutive Western Athletic Conference title.
GCCC men handle No. 10 Coffeyville
COFFEYVILLE - Playing shorthanded on Saturday, the Garden City Community College men delivered a statement victory for interim head coach Isaiah Tisdale.
Coffeyville cruises past GCCC women
COFFEYVILLE - Karys Washington led four Coffeyville players in double figures with 17 points as the Red Ravens cruised past the Garden City Community College women, 70-32 Saturday afternoon at Nellis Hall.
Another tough swim meet for GCHS boys
MAIZE - It was the final preparation and tune-up for the Garden City Buffaloes’ boys’ swimming team, and despite not scoring any top five finishes, the Maize South Invitational on Friday (Feb. 7) proved to be a good one for the GCHS squad.
Students turn out for healthcare career showcase
Students from high schools across southwestern Kansas attended the Western Kansas Career Showcase’s Healthcare Showcase on Thursday at the Finney County Fairgrounds Exhibition building.
City supports grant application to bring Wi-Fi to public spaces
The Garden City Commission pledged a commitment of $20,000 via a letter of support for a grant that, if approved, could bring public Wi-Fi to parks, libraries and community centers at it’s regular meeting Tuesday.