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Larned Council approves marketing partnership
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Veronica Coons Great Bend Tribune Larned City Council members recognized their Junior City Council cohorts in an end-of-the-school-year ceremony at the start of Monday nights meeting. They were joined by Coordinator Joan Basgall and two graduating seniors who took part in the Junior City Council program six years ago. Since the program began in 2000, 160 sixth-grade students have participated in Junior City Council, according to Basgall, who has been involved with the program since its inception. Front Row: Carson Smith, Cadee Upson, Skye Feldman, Abby Holt, Joan Basgall, Jaidyn Pinkston, Corin Runnels, Mason Burris, Lawryn Harding (not present). Back Row: Councilmember Kim Barnes, Councilmember Sharon McGuinness, Councilmember Jason Murray, Councilmember Dennis Wilson, City Manager Bradley Eilts, Mayor William Nusser, City Attorney Ron Smith, Councilmember Carroll Bennett, Councilmember Gary Rainbolt, Councilmember George Elmore, Councilmember Terry Clark.
LARNED — Pawnee County Commissioner Bob Rein Jr. proposed a marketing partnership among the county, the city, and the Chamber of Commerce Monday night in order to draw new people into the area. He gave a synopsis of a plan adopted by the county. The commissioners approved an expenditure of $5,000 for Julie Munden to film promotional videos about Larned and Pawnee County.