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Hoisington principal named to Kansas efficiency group
TOPEKA (AP) - Gov. Sam Brownback has appointed Hoisington High School Principal Meg Wilson to the Student Performance and Efficiency Commission.
Larned High School graduates direct drama
LARNED - "HERstory," the summer recreation drama production for area youth, is a show that revisits America's progression that truly shaped the importance of women in today's culture.
Sunflower Recycling signs LCMHF to contract
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Commission hears from Center for Counseling
LARNED - The Pawnee County Commission met at 9 a.m. June 23 for a regular meeting at the Pawnee County Courthouse. The following are approved minutes submitted by Pawnee County clerk Ruth Searight.
Fort Larned schedules July 4 events
FORT LARNED - The staff and volunteers of Fort Larned National Historic Site are counting down the days to the most fun event of the summer July 4, 5 and 6.
Fourth of July fireworks scheduled Friday night
LARNED - The Larned Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors have raised donations through its community flag program to sponsor the city's annual fireworks display at the Community Center.
Golden Belt Swim Squad closes regular season with pair of wins
The Golden Belt Swim Squad had continued its success in their past two meets, winning on the road at Lakin last weekend and in Hays on June 21.
ROYALS BLANK TWINS
MINNEAPOLIS - The Kansas City Royals have played well away from home. They're consistently capable of winning with only a couple of runs.
Klinsmann proved right; US not ready
SAO PAULO - Turns out Jurgen Klinsmann was right: The United States isn't ready to win the World Cup.
Murray bounced at Wimbledon
LONDON - The silence at Centre Court made abundantly clear that Andy Murray's time as Wimbledon champion was coming to a close.
Guns stolen during aggravated burglary
A suspect kicked in the back door of an occupied home in Great Bend and removed guns and money, according to information from Crime Stoppers. The nonprofit organization is seeking information about an aggravated burglary that occurred at 5221 Eisenhower on Friday, June 27. Great Bend Police were dispatched to the residence at 7:51 that morning.
BCSO works injury accidents
The Barton County Sheriff's Office responded to injury accidents on Monday and Wednesday.
Margaret Ann Redmon 1931 - 2014
RICHARDSON, Texas - Margaret Ann Redmon was a gentle, peaceful, gracious spirit with a life dedicated to church music and a heart for missions. She passed away June 27, 2014 in her Richardson home surrounded by family. She is preceded in death by her parents and four brothers.
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Chamber Coffee
This week's Chamber of Commerce Coffee will be hosted by Dr. Mark Judd, 20/20 Optix, 1701 K96 Hwy., at 9:30 a.m., Thursday. Host will be Karmi Green with greeters John Sullivan and Cindy Parr. Coffee, refreshments and door prizes will be available.
Patricia A. Horn 1935 - 2014
POLO, Mo. - Patricia A. Horn, 79, of Polo, Mo., died July 20, at her home. Born on May 22, 1935 in Bushton, she was the daughter of James and Katherine (Gable) Godfrey. She was a high school graduate and received her degree accounting from Wentworth Military Academy.
Mary Ann Mausolf 1920 - 2014
SALIDA, Colo. - Mary Ann Mausolf, 93, died Feb. 10, at Columbine Manor Care Center in Salida, Colo. Born March 17, 1920, in Lindsborg, she was the daughter of Martin and Julia (Spitzka) Paulus.
Kansas Highway Patrol works accidents
A Larned woman was injured Monday in a Finney County accident. Kansas Highway Patrol responded to the accident, and to a possible injury accident in Russell County involving an Ellsworth woman.
Inaccurate Political Rage is All the Rage
Do you have personal issues? Do you want to seem intelligent, well informed and on-top-of-it-all without having to bother to put in any effort or time to see whether your assertions are accurate? If so, then join the trend that's all the rage in the 21st century: show indignation now and worry (or, more likely, don't) about accuracy later. And, for heaven's sake, never EVER worry about "nuance."
Democratic Scandal Brings Obama to Delaware
President Obama came to my tiny home state of Delaware on Thursday with a "new" initiative to repair deteriorating infrastructure around the country (and to repair his declining polling numbers).
Stomatitis (VS) confirmed in Colorado – horse owners encouraged to be vigilant with surveillance for
Kansas Department of Agriculture Division of Animal Health officials were notified today that Colorado has become the second state in 2014 to have a confirmed case of vesicular stomatitis (VS). Four horses tested positive for the disease and have been placed under quarantine. The horses involved in these index cases have no history of travel.
Open Book Club meeting
The Open Book Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday at the Great Bend Public Library. July's book club pick is "Monstrumologist" by Rick Yancey. The public is invited to attend.
Sale pitches White Sox over Royals
CHICAGO - About the only pitch that Chris Sale wouldn't make Monday night was his case for the American League's Cy Young Award.
Dodge City turns back Great Bend in Zone Tournament
DODGE CITY - The Great Bend AAA American Legion baseball team struck first in the Zone Tournament-opening game on Monday against Dodge City.
