Violet, the siamang, dies at zoo
Lee Richardson Zoo staff has announced the passing of Violet, a 13-year old female
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FUTURE, PRESENT and PAST: Reaching a few milestones at the turn of the quarter century
As we join in reaching the 25th year of the 21st Century, it’s enlightening to look back at some of the previous quarter-century and other milestones that have come and gone for the United States. While it’s not yet clear how 2025 will be best or most remembered in 2050, 2075, or 100 years hence, from our shared perspective today, we may all remember that:
GCHS boys’ wrestling rolls to Newton TOC title
NEWTON - It was the first tournament of the 2024-2025 season for the Garden City Buffaloes to appear in their home state.
Buffalo bowlers shine at Great Bend
GREAT BEND - There was no surprise in Monday’s Western Athletic Conference dual match for the Garden City High School boys’ team.
GCHS boys comes up short against Hays
Over the past decade or so, it always seems that the Hays boys’ basketball team saves some of its best performances when they come to Garden City and step foot on the court at The Garden.
GCCC women drop heartbreaker to Saints
BY GCCC SPORTS INFORMATION Greg Franklin had the perfect play call. Garden City Community College’s Ajong Lual and Ana Ramos Pires set a pair of… Login to continue reading Login…
GCCC men coast past Seward for win
Shooting is contagious.
GCHS girls’ basketball overwhelmed by Hays
Perhaps the omen came when looking at the earlier season score of Hays defeating Liberal, 77-50.
No school on Tuesday for USD 457
Due to bus mechanical issues, classes for USD 457 on Tuesday, Jan. 21, have been cancelled. Classes will resume on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Originally, the… Login to continue reading Login…
GCCC Athletics announces 2025 Hall of Fame class
The Garden City Community College Athletic Department announced their 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame class, which includes five new inductees: former football star, Corey Jenkins, women’s basketball coach, Alaura Sharp, longtime Broncbuster supporter, Leonard Hitz, and former men’s wrestling coach, Mark Leen along with the 1992 national championship wrestling team.