The MIDWEEK Tuesday, January 12, Goodland Star-News 2021 1205฀Main฀Avenue,฀Goodland,฀KS฀67735฀฀•฀฀Phone฀(785)฀899-2338 $1 Volume 89, Number 3 8 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 inside State puts out more info on vaccine rollout today Governor Laura Kelly Announc- cultural and food workers not in- es Finalized Vaccine Distribution More local news, views cluded in previous phases; workers from your Goodland Order performing in-person activities in- Star-News On Thursday, Kansas Gov. Laura doors, in critical manufacturing, not Kelly released the final COVID-19 included in previous phases. This vaccine distribution plan for Kan- includes aviation and production sas. The plan details five stages for of critical supplies for the COVID delivering vaccine doses, beginning response; utility workers; social with the most at-risk populations service and government workers and ending with all Kansans at- not included in previous phases; large. logistics workers, such as truck “These COVID-19 vaccination transportation workers, couriers and phase groups were created using others;water and wastewater work - guidance from national and state ers; shelter and housing workers, public health experts and with input finance workers; and nformation from the Kansas Coronavirus Vac - technology and communications cineAdvisory Council, or COVAC, workers. Cowgirls which represents a diverse group of • Phase 4: those aged 16-64 with populations in Kansas,” Governor other medical conditions that in- beat Cimarron Laura Kelly said. “My priority re- crease the risk for severe illness mains providing every Kansan with from COVID-19 such as: asthma; The Goodland High School updates and information on vaccine cerebrovascular disease; cystic girls basketball team beat schedules as we get them and to get fibrosis; immunocompromised the ranked Cimarron Lady everyone vaccinated as quickly and or public health, or who interact and other staff; food processing, safe houses; corrections facilities; state from blood or bone marrow Bluejays on the road Friday. efficiently as possible.” with large numbers of contacts and including meat processing plants; and behavioral health institutions. transplant, immune deficiencies, The Cowboys lost to the The five phases of the order are job-related COVID-19 exposure. large-scale aviation manufactur- • Phase 3: Those aged 16-64 with or use of immune weakening medi- Cimarron boys team. as follows: COVID-19 risk is associated with ing plants; transportation workers; serious medical conditions that cines; neurologic conditions such as See Page 8 • Phase 1: Health care workers; the likelihood of infecting oneself or workers in retail, agriculture, sup- increase the risk for severe illness dementia; liver disease; pulmonary residents or patients in long-term spreading the virus. Factors that in- ply of critical services or materials from COVID-19, including: cancer; fibrosis; type 1 diabetes; obesity and care facilities and senior housing; crease risk include proximity, type for COVID-19 response, the U.S. chronic kidney disease; chronic severe obesity. and workers critical to pandemic of contact, duration of contacts and Postal Service, and Department of obstructive pulmonary disease; Phase 5: The rest of the popu - response continuity. Phase one challenges to implement protective motor vehicles. down syndrome; heart conditions lation 16 and older; potentially groups have already begin to receive measures. Those living or working in li - like cardiomyopathies; immuno- children, dependent upon further re- vaccine doses. This includes: firefighters, po- censed congregate settings and compromised state from solid organ search on the effectiveness and risks weather • Phase 2: Persons aged 65 and lice officers, first responders, and other special care or congregate transplant; type 2 diabetes; sickle associated with vaccinating kids. older; High-contact critical work - correction officers; grocery store environments where social distanc- cell disease; and pregnant patients. report ers necessary to maintain systems, workers and food services; K-12 ingis not possible, including: home - Other non-health care workers in assets, and activities that are vital and childcare workers, includ- less shelters; congregate childcare critical infrastructure who cannot 26° to the state security, the economy ing teachers, custodians, drivers, institutions; emergency shelters or work remotely, including: Agri- 10:00 a.m. Monday

Today Foundation releases final donation numbers •฀Sunset,฀4:45฀p.m. ShermanCounty Community Foundation the Hansen Foundation target of $50,000 that sold or provide bushels of grain to the Foun - funds along with donations coming from ap - Wednesday gratefully acknowledges the outstanding provided a dollar-for-dollar match up to that dation feeling it was an easy way for them to proximately 10 local corporate sponsors. As •฀Sunrise,฀7:05฀a.m. supportof local residents on behalf of “Sher - amount. As a result of attaining the $50,000 provide financial assistance while creating such, a total of $121,869.39 will be distributed •฀Sunset,฀4:46฀p.m. manCounty Shares” in contributing a total of threshold the Hansen Foundation provided a tax deduction as a result of their charitable to approximately 31 local non-profits groups Midday Conditions $57,713.07during the month of December. Sherman County Community Foundation donations to Sherman County Community at a date and time sometime in the near future. Formerly known as “Match Month,” it was •฀Soil฀temperature฀29฀degrees with a bonus of $25,000 to further add to its Foundation in 2020. Schields added, “Our In the past, Match Day donations were - •฀Humidity฀77฀percent essential that at least $50,000 be raised in or Endowment Fund for 2020. high school alumni also came through for us made at halftime of a home basketball game, - •฀Sky฀sunny der to qualify for an additional $75,000 from According to Sherman County Com along with individual and business gifts made but due to KSHSAA attendance limitations before the end of the year.” •฀Winds฀west฀10฀mph the Dane Hansen Foundation of Logan, Kan. munity Foundation Vice Chairman Dale on 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic that - Match Day too was successful as local do- may not be possible. Details of Match Day •฀Barometer฀30.24฀inches Following this year’s Match Day Decem Schields key factors in raising the additional - ฀ and฀rising ber 1, approximately $40,000 had been con $10,000 was the use of “Gifts of Grain,” high nors gave a total of $81,869.39 on December fund distributions for 2020 will be made in the school alumni donations and solicitation of next couple of weeks one approved by thee •฀Record฀High฀today฀฀฀75°฀(1953) tributed to the “Sherman County Shares” fund 1st at the Goodland Public Library on behalf •฀Record฀Low฀฀today฀-20°฀(1912) for 2020. Therefore, it was incumbent upon financial support by local and area corporate of local non-profits. To this total, Sherman Sherman County Community Foundation the Sherman County Community Foundation donors. Schields cited “Gifts of Grain” as a County Community Foundation is making a Board of Directors. Last 24 Hours* board to fund raise another $10,000 to meet key component for several farm families who pro-rated match of $40,000 using Endowment High฀Sunday฀ 38° Low฀Sunday฀ 20° Precipitation฀ 0.00 ฀฀฀฀฀This฀month฀ 0.04 Small patch of fog Next WPAA concert ฀฀฀฀฀Year฀to฀date฀ 0.04 ฀฀฀฀Below฀normal฀฀ 0.08฀inches The Topside Forecast Today:฀Sunny฀with฀high฀near฀55฀ and฀low฀of฀28,฀winds฀west฀south- moves to Hoxie west฀5฀to฀10฀mph.฀Wednesday:฀ Sunshine฀and฀clouds฀mixed฀with฀ January’sWestern Plains Arts Association compositions and arrangements are original. programhas been moved to an alternate com - Incorporating the Hang with over 30 years high฀around฀65฀and฀low฀of฀33,฀ munity and venue. experience as a composer and performer, winds฀west฀10฀to฀15฀mph. The public performance for Drums of the Fitzsimmons has audiences spellbound by Extended Forecast World by Michael Fitzsimmons has been the beautiful, other worldly sounds of these Thursday:฀Partly฀cloudy฀and฀ moved to Hoxie High School Auditorium unique and intriguing instruments. These windy฀with฀43฀as฀high฀and฀low฀ on Sunday, Jan. 24. It will still be at 2 p.m. multicultural concerts also showcase an near฀25,฀winds฀north฀northwest฀ (Mountain Time) that day as stated in the exciting variety of drums from Cuba, West 25฀to฀35฀mph฀with฀gusts฀over฀50.฀ WPAA season program. Admission is $10 Africa, Central and South America, flutes Friday:฀Sunny฀with฀gusty฀winds,฀ adults or $5 students at the door or by WPAA from Brazil, China and Native America, high฀of฀42฀and฀23฀as฀low,฀winds฀ season pass. pan pipes from Bolivia, and Kalimbas from north฀northwest฀25฀to฀35฀mph฀with฀ This project is generously funded by Mid- South Africa. Michael weaves variety into his gusts฀over฀50. America Arts Alliance, the National Endow- (National฀Weather฀Service) performances as multi-layered songs unfold Get฀24-hour฀weather฀info.฀at฀162.400฀MHz. ment for the Arts, and the state arts agencies before your ears. of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, A self-taught percussionist, Michael Oklahoma, and Texas. mastered the art of musical composition. Additional funding support is from the ‘Sunshower’ his first recording released in Dane Hansen Foundation of Logan. 1987 was composed while living in Arkansas There will also be two school workshop/ in a small rural community. The influence of programs held on Monday, Jan. 25, at the nature and a spiritual awakening helped to Hoxie High School Auditorium, one for older bring this first musical masterpiece to life. To students and one for elementary students. date he has produced five original CD’s over These school sessions are also made possible his career. His newest is “Islands in Paradise” local by the public and private funding sources from 2016. mentioned above. Drums of the World delivers the follow- markets International touring artist Michael ing music educational elements: rhythm, Fitzsimmons, Omaha, Neb., presents his timbre, dynamics, texture, form, structure, 10:00 a.m. Drums of the World concert featuring rare in- expression, personal empowerment, cultural Wheat฀—฀$5.50฀bushel struments from Switzerland called Hang. All awareness/appreciation amd bio-diversity. ฀฀Posted฀county฀price฀—฀$5.55 Corn฀—฀$5.05฀bushel ฀ Posted฀county฀price฀—฀$4.81 Milo฀—฀$6.04฀bushel Latest COVID-19 Soybeans฀—฀$12.78฀bushel ฀ Posted฀county฀price฀—฀$13.01 Case Numbers Canola฀—฀$8.60฀bushel ฀ Posted฀county฀price฀—฀$19.78 Sherman County Cheyenne County Kansas ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀hundredweight Recovered 541 Recovered 261 Deaths 3148 Sunflowers Active 10 Active 26 Total Cases 242,322 ฀ Oil฀current฀crop฀—฀$19.50฀cwt. Deaths 9 Deaths 10 Trend: 5,504 cases, 144 ฀ Posted฀county฀price฀—฀$19.22 Total Cases 560 Total Cases 297 deaths from Wednesday Pinto฀beans฀—฀$28 to Friday. (Markets฀by฀Scoular฀Grain,฀Frontier฀Ag,฀ Thomas County Wallace County Northern฀Sun฀and฀21st฀Century฀Bean.฀ Kit Carson County These฀may฀not฀be฀closing฀figures.฀) Recovered 906 Recovered 161 Active 57 Active 6 Deaths 8 Total Cases 475 A very localized patch of cold fog popped up around the I-70 Travel Center on Deaths 6 Deaths 0 Thursday morning. The fog lasted only a brief time before it burned off. The area Total Cases 970 Total Cases 167 saw more widespread fog Sunday morning. This week’s weather is expected to Latest information available from county health departments and the Kansas Depart- be mostly warmer, with higher winds expected late in the week. ment of Health and Environment. Photo by Brenda Aumiller Smith about our

2 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 12, 2021 friends notice ruleton eager beavers 4-h Goodland Elks BINGO is back the calendar starting Jan. 15. The regular monthly meeting ing your presiding officer, use their of the Ruleton Eager Beavers 4-H title, such as “Mr. President.” senior center grade, 10 a.m. to noon. vegetables, bun and mixed fruit. calendar Mommy+Me: Club was held on Sunday, January Vice President Walker Eslinger meal site A representative of the Kansas for preschoolers school menu 10, 2021 via Zoom. lead the Program. Elly Evert gave a The Goodland Senior Center Commission on Veterans Affairs and their caregivers, $5, 10-11 Today: Breakfast: ham slider, President Caleb Dechant called Project Talk on Market Swine. Meal site, part of the Northwest will be in Goodland from 9 am to a.m. second Wednesday of the fruit, juice and milk, Lunch: Recreation Leaders Elly and month. the meeting to order and everyone noon on the fourth Tuesday of chicken quesadilla, salsa, brocco- Krista Evert then lead the club in a Kansas Area Agency on Aging and Saturdays: Open studio and said the flag salute and the 4-H the Homestead Nutrition Project, the monthin the Extension Office li, carrots, fruit and milk. Wednes- Paint your own Pottery, 10 a.m. Pledge. Virtual Scavenger Hunts. serves meals weekdays at 11:30 a.m. meeting room on the third floor day: Breakfast: muffin, fruit, Roll call of ‘‘What was your The next meeting will be Sunday, Those that are homebound or live in of the courthouse to help veter- to 1 p.m. juice and milk, Lunch: chicken - favorite Christmas gift?’’ was an February 14, 2021. Ruleton or Kanorado, can request to ans and dependents with claims. senior menu wrap, rice, lettuce, tomato, fruit swered by seventeen members and The meeting was adjourned by havetheir meal delivered by calling Spouses of Veterans, to assist with Today: Harvest turkey soup, and milk. Thursday: Breakfast: four leaders. There were four guests saying the club motto. VA Claims and Information and/ broccoli salad, crackers and combo bar, fruit, juice and milk, present. the Homestead Nutrition Project at or Survivor Claims. Please stop peaches. Wednesday: Roast Lunch: turkey and cheese sub, Halle Bhend 1-800-432-7422. For those 60 and Parliamentarian Harrison Bhend in .Call the office in Colby any reminded everyone, when address- Reporter older the suggested contribution is pork in gravy, mashed potatoes, California blend veggies, french $3.50 per meal.Those under 60 can Monday, Wednesday or Friday seasoned carrots, bread and straw- fries, fruit and milk. Friday: receive a meal as well, however they at (785) 443-0120 for an appoint- berries. Thursday: Beef stro- Breakfast: waffles, syrup, fruit, must pay the full price of the meal, ment in Colby. ganoff, brussels sprouts, bread juice and milk, Lunch: pork rib deaths $6.50, in advance. and hot cinnamon apple slices. on a bun, lettuce, tomato, sweet After the meal there is cards or arts center Friday: Kids Saturday Studio: for Sloppy joes, tater tots potato tots, fruit and milk. bingo. or triangles, California blend Wilma Davis For more information, visit us at kids in kindergarten through sixth Wilma Davis died Monday, Jan. Services are pending with Koons- the corner of Center Ave and 15th 11, 2021, at Country Place Senior Russell Funeral Home, www. Street or call 785-890-7764. day through Saturday at 120 W. Harvest Evangelical Free Church, early head start Living in Hoisington. koonsfuneralhome.com. genesis and 12th. The center has new monthly 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information exhibits and you are invited to visit Early Head Start is a state funded call (785) 890-6423. - salvation army Goodland Alcoholics Anony- program for income eligible fami the gift shop. lies with prenatal mothers and chil- Genesis and the Salvation The Goodland Public Library is mous, James Rodney Paulsen 326 E. 6th. If you drink - Army are available year round to open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday dren up to age three. Families par alcohol, that’s your business. If you ticipate in a variety of educational James (Jim) Rodney Paulsen, 80, ner’s Hospitals for Children or other help those in need. Call (785) 890- through Thursday and from 9 a.m. charities. want to stop, we can help. Call 785- activities and receive free medical died Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020. 2299 to speak to a volunteer. If you to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For A private memorial service will For a full obituary, visit http:// 821-0433 or 785-995-9322. and dental care. have any donations for Genesis you information call (785) 899-5461 or The “Freedom Today” group of be held at a later date in Fredonia. www.midwestcremationsociety. may drop them off at The Goodland Services include special needs - com. stop by the library. Narcotics Anonymous. Call 785- Memorials may be made to Shri Star-News, 1205 Main, Goodland. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of of children with disabilities. If you 821-1911 or 206-681-8144. have a family member with a special Times for drop offs are Monday Sherman County is seeking men- Narcotics Anonymous meets at through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- problem, such as drug or alcohol Janet Sue Paulsen tors and children to mentor. Call abuse, job loss or other family crisis, 785-890-3665. days at the Senior Center. Call 785- Janet Sue Paulsen, 80, died Fri- ner’s Hospitals for Children or other drug drop-off box your family can qualify. Call 785- A drug drop-off box for anyone Breast Cancer Support Group 734-2734 for more information. day, Jan. 1, 2021, in Topeka. charities. 672-3125, ext. 187. who wants to dispose of excess meets at 5:30 p.m. the second A private memorial service will For a full obituary, visit http:// Monday of the month. Any woman thrift store preschool be held at a later date in Fredonia. www.midwestcremationsociety. prescription drugs, vitamins and The Goodland Churches Thrift withcancer is welcome. Call Norma Sherman County Head Start is Memorials may be made to Shri- com. supplements is available 24-hours Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 - at 785-890-6629 for more informa - a free preschool for eligible 3 and a day in the alley between the Sher tion. a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through man County Courthouse and the Friday. Donations welcome. Books 4 year olds. The federally funded The Goodland Activities Center program is targeted to families who obituary Sherman County Sheriff’s Office. has the daily activities. For informa- are no longer accepted. They have daily specials in different depart- meet certain economic guidelines genealogy tion call 890-7242. Memberships andprovides hearing, vision, dental ments. For information call 785- The Family History Center, options for everyone including day and educational screenings. Nutri - James Eugene Gensheer 1200 N. 15th, Burlington, run by passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. 890-2007. tious meals are served, and parents James Eugene Gensheer, 18, of Survivors include his parents; the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter comor stop by 808 Main. The hours health department are encouraged to get involved in Goodland, died Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. grandfather Darryl Edmonston; Day Saints, is open from 9:30 a.m. are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday TheSherman County Health De - their children’s education. For in - He was born July 14, grandmother Jackie to 12:30 p.m. on the first and third throughThursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. partmentat 1622 Broadway is open formation call 785-890-2552. 2002, to Shane M. and Brenner; and many other Wednesdays. Everyone is welcome to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. crimestoppers Sherida A. (Edmonston) relatives and friends. to do free family history research. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics Mondaythrough Friday. Gensheer in Brighton, A celebration of life will are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and If you have information about activities Servicesat the Health Department any crime, call the Goodland Area Colo. be held at a later date. Wednesday. Insanity class meets includeBlood pressure checks; im - - Memorials may be des- Tours of the 1907 Victorian Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- James grew up and at Ennis-Handy House at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, munizations for all ages; health tended school in Good- ignated to James Gensheer at 202 W. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and - 5665. Your call will be confidential 13th are from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednes- assessmentsfor KanBe Health, day and you will not be asked your land. He enjoyed playing Memorial Fund and may Saturday. Taekwondo with Lowell careand school entry; TB skin tests, games, art, and volunteer- be sent in care of Bateman day through Monday. Closed on Coon and Connie Jo Coon call for name. If the information results in Tuesday. diabeticfoot care, pregnancy tests, the arrest and/or conviction of those ing at events such as the Funeral Home, Box 278, times and dates. familyplanning and a wide variety Gensheer The High Plains Museum, 1717 involved, you could be eligible for county fair. He especially Goodland, Kan., 67735. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensi- ofblood tests including CBC, Lipid Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland loved spending time with Online condolences may bly) meets at 5 p.m. on Mondays at and A1c. The Health Department to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit his family and friends. be left at www.batemanfuneral. the Goodland Public Library, 812 also provides WIC and child care com. through Saturday and from 1 to 5 Broadway. For information call organization formed by citizens He was preceded in death by his p.m. Sunday licensing services.All services are grandmother Cathrine Edmonston. (fromJune to August). (785) 821-4998. by appointment and can be made against crime. Closed Tuesdays. The police department can also be Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 by calling 785- 890-4888. For a The Carnegie Arts Center is p.m. for weigh in called at 785-890-4570. open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- and 6 p.m. for complete list of all our services visit William Lee Powers the meeting every Tuesday at the www.shermancountyhealthdepart- family shelter William Lee (Bill) Powers, 74, Heidi Powers and CJ (Ashlyn) An - ment.org. The Northwest Kansas Domestic of Weskan, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, tholz of Manhattan; longtime friend If you have questions, concerns and Sexual Violence Services pro - or complaints about child care, call 2021, at Citizen’s Medical Anita Michael; and a host Charlie Brouillette vides help day or night to victims the health department. Center in Colby. of friends. of domestic violence and sexual Water Testing – The Northwest He was born on June 28, Graveside services will On Sunday December 27th, After high school, this country assault. For information or help, call 1946, in Detroit, Mich., be held on Tuesday, Jan. 2020 my Father, Charlie Brouil- boy headed off to California to Local Environmental Protection (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, Group does well evaluations, in- and was adopted by Wil- 12, 2021, at 1:30 p.m. at lette, passed away. My Mother attend college at Los Angeles call (785) 443-1130. liam Fred and Margaret the Goodland Cemetery and I were at his side and it was City College where he planned cluding testing for bacteria and nitrates. To schedule an evaluation Ernestine Powers. with Jacob Reis officiat- a peaceful passing. Since then, to study Speech Pathology. While or discuss environmental concerns, Bill served in the United ing. I have been dreaming of him. I there, he met a blonde California States Army during the Memorial contributions was a small girl, my tiny bare toes surfer boy, Sidney Davis, who call the Health Department at 785- perched on his strong, capable would become his lifelong friend. 890-4888. Vietnam War. He worked Powers may be designated to the as a farm hand for Theron William Lee Powers Me - feet. We were in the den, music Shortly after, in the Fall of 1968 hospital SUBSCRIBER morial Fund and may be playing in the background and Charlie met a young woman, and Carolyn Culwell for Lynn Fulwider the last 32 years. He enjoyed farm - left at the services or mailed to he twirled me around the room. Celestine Marie Van Bogart (al- volunteers ing, hunting, and the outdoors in Koons-Russell Funeral Home, 211 The world was safe and sweet, ways known as Sally), who would Giftshop hours are 9 a.m. to noon You receive two free passes to see: general. N. Main Ave., Goodland, Kan., there was love and laughter sur- become his friend, partner, lover and 1 to 4 p.m.; volunteers are in the Preceding him in death were his 67735. Online condolences may rounding me. Another memory, and wife of 51 years. Charlie and gift shop. news of the parents and sister. be left at www.koonsrussellfuner- my legs dangling off the end of Sally married in July of 1969 in world Survivors include his children alhome.com. the back of a pickup truck, the California. Five years later, in sun shining through the trees, June of 1974, they welcomed (PG-13) - while my Dad packed up the fish their first child (me), a daughter ENJOY A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES! Clip and bring to the show. Non Transferable Clarence Leroy Howard ing gear and kept me entertained Aubre Kathryn to the world. Sherman with fantastical stories. Charlie Shortly afterwards, they decided www.goodlandnet.com/movies 1203 Main – Phone 899-6103 Clarence Leroy Howard, Jr., 70, continue working. was larger than life, gregarious, they wanted to raise their fam- Tonight 7 PM: a lifelong Goodland resident, died Preceding him in death were his intelligent and witty, always had a ily in small town comfort rather News of the World (PG-13) unexpectedly on Thursday, Dec. parents and son Clay Howard. great joke handy and could talk to than big city hustle and bustle, so Nightly 7 PM 31, 2020, at Goodland Regional Survivors include his children anyone, anytime, anywhere and they returned to Charlie’s home- 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 Closed Captioning and Descriptive Audio. Medical Center Brandon Howard of Castle Rock, make a connection. Of course, town Goodland Kansas to settle He was born Sept. 6, 1950, to Colo., Dustin Kelly of Arizona and he was not perfect, no one ever down. Six years later the couple Clarence Leroy and Anita Louise a daughter Cheri Howard; brother is, I resent when loved ones have welcomed their second daughter, (Eaks) Howard, Sr., in Goodland. Eldon Howard of Arizona; sister passed and they are made into Sara Blair in July of 1980. To sup- Clarence attended school in Ruby Howard; and one grandson. saints. My Dad was no saint, life port his family Charlie worked Goodland and graduated from There will be no public services is messy and tough, he faced his as a Master Plumber. The family Goodland High School. He worked held at this time. own trials and falls. But through moved a couple times, living in as a carpenter throughout his life. Online condolences fmay be left it all, he persevered, he always Kansas, California and eventu- He worked for Leo Construction at www.koonsrussellfuneralhome. stood back up, shook off the dirt ally settling down Colorado since for many years until he sustained com. and gave everything he had to 1993. an injury which prevented him to his family. We were blessed to In 2006, Charlie and Sally have him. faced the unimaginable when On August 19, 1949 Brian their youngest daughter, Sara, Winking in the dark Charles Brouillette was born. was killed in a car crash. They car- His parents were Marilyn Zace ried each other, and their family, is like not advertising (nee Brown) and Ronald Blair through the tragedy together. For your business. Brouillette. He was one of four the last four years, Charlie battled children for the couple, Garey, cancer, exhibiting strength, for- Only you Lynn and Paula were his siblings. titude and a determination to be know what He was never known as Brian as present for his family through it he was always a Charlie instead. all. His wife, Sally a constant at you’re doing. He grew up in the heartland of the his side. country in Goodland KS. While Charlie is survived by his Wife, We’ve got great advertising ideas for every budget. attending Goodland High School Sally, his daughter Aubre and his Charlie obtained his varsity let- four grandchildren Devin, Ethan, Call today to see for yourself! ters in not one but four sports; Blake and Arwen. He is also (785) 899-2338 football, basketball, baseball and survived by his Mother Marilyn, track & field. Also while in high brother Garey and step-sisters school his parents divorced. His Carla, Robin and Dawn. He will Father remarried, Virginia (nee forever be loved and missed. Coon) and Charlie gained four Those strong and capable feet left more sisters, Cindy, Robin, Carla a lasting legacy for us all to follow 1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 • Phone: (785) 899-2338 and Dawn. and carry on. star-news 3 goodland The Star-News / Tuesday, January 12, 2021 Company connects ranches with consumers By Ron Wilson Today, she is part of the fourth generation their beef direct to consumers. Along with placing orders online, cus - nice to go into the customer’s home and Director on the ranch. “Every ounce of beef we sell is from a calf tomers can reach Lettie through social share with the family.That’s something that Huck Boyd National Institute Lettie attended school in the nearby town that is born and raised on our ranch,” Lettie media. “People can call or message or text I will always cherish.” for Rural Development of Manter and then Stanton County High said. “They don’t leave the place until we me, I’m on Facebook and Instagram,” Let - She said she likes sharing her family’s Kansas State University School in Johnson. She earned her animal take them to be processed.” That creates a tie said. story and being transparent with consumers. science degree at Oklahoma State Univer - very direct supply chain and the opportunity Of course, internet service is a game- “Just like them, I want safe, high-quality “Connecting with consumers.” That’s sity and then graduated from the Ranch for high quality control. changer for a business like this. “Pioneer food,” Lettie said. It’s great to see this mes - a goal of many food companies, but today Management program at Texas Christian TheMcKinneys have upgraded their Her - Communications is our provider, and they sage come from near the rural community we’ll meet a young beef producer who has University. Lettie worked at feedyards efordand Red Angus cattle, using Gardiner are working on getting fiber optic cable to of Manter, population 171 people. Now, taken this idea to heart. She finds that deliv- in Texas and Kansas before moving back Angusbulls and others plus premium Japa - us,” Lettie said. Good broadband access that’s rural. ering beef and communicating with families home. nese breeds. The finished product, called opens up a world of opportunities for rural For more information, go to www. is the most rewarding part of her job. Today the McKinneys’ operation is even- Brad’s Beef, is available at a couple of local businesses. “The sky’s the limit,” Lettie mcbarmeatco.com. Lettie McKinney is the founder of MC- ly divided between crop farming and beef grocery outlets, but is primarily sold online. said. “I can be in small town Kansas but Connecting with consumers. That’s not Meat Company, which provides home- production, with about 150 momma cows. Brad’s Beef is available in the form of service New York, New York.” just a slogan, it is a way of life for Lettie grown beef directly from the ranch to the In 2009, Lettie’s father Brad was diag- KC strip steaks, ribeyes, short ribs, farm- Delivery service is also vital. “Our UPS McKinney at MC- Meat Company. She’s consumer. The family brand, based on their nosed with a brain tumor. After surgery, fresh ground beef, and more. Packages can man is a lifesaver,” Lettie said. “I’ve been making a difference by building consumer last name, is pronounced “M C Bar.” it was found to be benign, but by a decade include the ground beef bundle or what’s known to track him down in town.” MC- connections. The McKinneys have farmed and raised later, the disease had returned. Lettie moved called the picnic basket. It is also possible can pack and ship their beef by two-day air. Audio and text files of Kansas Profiles are cattle for decades in southwest Kansas since back to the ranch to help. to sign up in advance for shares such as a MC- Meat Company has shipped as far available at http://www.kansasprofile.com. Lettie’sancestors settled there in the 1920s. She had already been thinking about how half, quarter, or full side of beef. The MC- away as California and Wisconsin. Lettie Formore information about the Huck Boyd “My great-grandparents lived through the to generate more value from the family’s website offers hats and bags with the family also personally delivers beef in the region, Institute,interested persons can visit http:// Dust Bowl and the Depression,” Lettie beef production. In 2018, she launched MC- brand, plus other products such as spices and that is what she finds most rewarding. www.huckboydinstitute.org said. “We’re still here by the grace of God.” Meat Company. This was a way of selling and rubs. “I like delivering beef,” Lettie said. “It’s New round of PPP drawings this week State฀ash฀borer฀plan TheU.S. Small Business Admin - authorizing up to $284 billion to- said Treasury Secretary Steven T. • The PPP provides greater flex- istration, in consultation with the ward job retention and certain other Mnuchin. “This updated guidance ibility for seasonal employees; Treasury Department, announced expenses through March 31, 2021, enhances the PPP’s targeted relief • Certain existing PPP borrowers to฀change฀this฀year today that the Paycheck Protection and by allowing certain existing to small businesses most impacted can request to modify their First Program (PPP) will re-open this PPPborrowers to apply for a Second by COVID-19. We are committed Draw PPP Loan amount; and The Kansas Department of removed to slow its spread. Local week for new borrowers and certain - Draw PPP Loan. to implementing this round of PPP • Certain existing PPP borrow Agriculture’s plant protection quarantines were established to - existingPPP borrowers. To promote “Thehistorically successful Pay quickly to continue supporting ers are now eligible to apply for a and weed control program is prohibit movement of ash trees access to capital, initially only com- American small businesses and check Protection Program served Second Draw PPP Loan. changing its approach to stop- and other related items, but those munity financial institutions will be as an economic lifeline to millions their workers.” A borrower is generally eligible ping the spread of the emerald ash quarantines have been largely in - of small businesses and their em- able to make First Draw PPP Loans Key PPP updates include: for a Second Draw PPP Loan if the borer beetle. As a result, the state effective in preventing the spread onMonday, January 11, and Second ployees when they needed it most,” • PPP borrowers can set their PPP borrower: will also lift county quarantines of the pest. Draw PPP Loans on Wednesday, saidAdministrator Jovita Carranza. loan’s covered period to be any • Previously received a First Draw which have been in place for 10 The state will continue to sur- January13. The PPP will open to all “Today’s guidance builds on the length between 8 and 24 weeks to PPP Loan and will or has used the counties in eastern Kansas and in- vey and monitor for the borer, and participating lenders shortly there - success of the program and adapts best meet their business needs; full amount only for authorized stead focus efforts on education, will direct available resources - - after.Updated PPP guidance outlin to the changing needs of small busi • PPP loans will cover additional uses; outreach, survey and biocontrol. toward non-regulatory options - - ing Program changes to enhance its ness owners by providing targeted expenses, including operations ex • Has no more than 300 employ The emerald ash borer is a de- for management and contain- effectiveness and accessibility was relief and a simpler forgiveness penditures, property damage costs, ees; and structive pest of North American ment. Comments regarding the process to ensure their path to re- supplier costs, and worker protec- released on January 6 in accordance • Can demonstrate at least a 25% ash trees. It is native to Asia, and change in the state’s management covery.” with the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit tion expenditures; reduction in gross receipts between was first discovered in North plan can be shared prior to Feb. 20 - Small Businesses, Non-Profits, and “The Paycheck Protection Pro • The Program’s eligibility is comparable quarters in 2019 and America in 2002 in the Detroit, by email: [email protected]. Venues Act. gram has successfully provided 5.2 expanded to include 501(c)(6)s, 2020. Michigan, area. Since then, it For more information, call 785- This round of the PPP continues million loans worth $525 billion to housing cooperatives, destination For more information on SBA’s has killed millions of ash trees 564-6700. Read more at www. to prioritize millions of Americans - assistance to small businesses, visit America’s small businesses, sup marketing organizations, among and caused thousands more to be agriculture.ks.gov/EAB. employed by small businesses by porting more than 51 million jobs,” other types of organizations; sba.gov/ppp or treasury.gov/cares. Making some New Year’s resolutions for your 2021 gardening Wellthe new year is here. How many of in the ground garden plots for over forty To date, I have built eleven new raised bed beds is manageability. Over the next several youbother with establishing New Year’s the years, I will be planting my vegetables en - boxes to add to six existing beds, for a total weeks, we’ll talk more about container resolutions?Not many sounds like. I tirely in raised garden boxes and planter of 17 raised beds. These beds are made from gardening and getting ready for the new gar - certainlyhaven’t set resolutions much containers. 2 by 12 pressure treated boards and range in dening season…it’s closer than you think! overthe years. Ifigure I’m still trying the gardener I’ve been aware for several years that size from 4 by 8 foot frames to a couple that If you have any interest at all in garden - fulfillthe resolutions I declared in 1987. • Marty and raised beds and containers are the biggest are 8 by 8 foot. I prefer the pressure treated ing in raised beds, search the internet for Ah,but this year I am going to estab - gardening trend in the US. I have to admit wood for these beds. I have done some some great ideas and inspiration. I would lish a set of new resolutions to follow in research and todays pressure treated wood Kay Melia that I would probably continue gardening specifically recommend a gardener named this very important and hopefully better in the ground if I had available space in is safe for gardening, and the most durable Joe Lamp’l, who hosts a gardening program new year. So here are my three New Year I think I can accomplish some if not all of our backyard. We have a very large yard, lumber you can find. Building these boxes called “Growing a Greener World”, seen on but most of it is lawn covered by numerous resolutions for 2021: these resolutions this year. In fact, for the wasn’t easy. I used pressure treated 4 by 4’s PBS and available on YouTube. for the corners of the boxes, secured by deck 1. Garden More last four months or so I have been diligently large mature trees. Too shady to till up for 2021 is here… let’s get to work! - screws. They are built to last! 2. Maybe lose a little weight, by Garden preparing for the upcoming gardening sea - veggie gardening. However, the back end Hear the Gardener Tuesdays and Fridays ing More son. This year, after gardening in the big of the yard, with some intensive planning, I think the best word one could choose to on KYVZ FM 106.1 3. Eat healthy, by Gardening More is suitable for raised beds. describe the logic behind growing in raised public notice IN THE DISTRICT COURT on or before February 5, 2021, defenses, judgment and decree Phone 785-890-6622 OF SHERMAN COUNTY, Lots Eighteen (18), Nineteen at 10:00 a.m. in the City of will be entered in due course SUBMITTED BY: [email protected] KANSAS (19) and Twenty (20), Block One Goodland in Sherman County, upon the Petition. Jerry Fairbanks #09046 (1), Second Addition to the City Kansas, at which time and place Fairbanks Kling Law, P.A. Published in The Goodland In the Matter of the Estate of of Goodland, Kansas; and the cause will be heard. Should Carol J. 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4 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 12, 2021 opinion from other viewpoints... Violence isn’t protest Assembling to protest is our right under the First Amendment — it’s how we talk to each other as a nation. Sometimes politely. But often not. Occasionally at the top of our lungs. Frequently with brutally frank messages. And often in ways that spark counterprotests. Just as the nation’s founders intended — and it is still a good thing that we do. What happened Wednesday when a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol was not a protest protected by the First Amendment. It was a criminal act. A stain upon the fabric of democracy. Freedom of speech and press, as well as to assemble and to petition for change, provide the real means to speak to each other across the nation’s deepest divides. Those freedoms are the way we give voice to those who feel ignored by the powerful. One aspect of those freedoms is to provide a kind of national safety valve for the normal frustrations built into democracy — where elections and legislative decisions by their very nature are a form of majority rule until the next election. We have been doing a lot of talking lately. Mostly peaceably. But when mobs replace protest with chaos, it betrays the core principles on which the United States was founded and the role it has played for more than two centuries as a worldwide beacon of freedom and the rule of law. There is no First Amendment shield for violence, no matter the motive. Yes, we are intently discussing and debating some of the most important challenges that the nation faces, from Black Lives Matter protests over racial bias and racial dignity, to COVID-19 demonstra - tions for and against pandemic health restrictions. Waiting in the wings are the demonstrations, marches and protests over ongoing issues such as abortion, gun laws and voting rights. The venues will range from the web to public meetings to city sidewalks and rural byways and, yes, the steps of the Capitol. As differing as the subjects, points of view and mediums may be across 330 million citizens, there are some fundamental facts for all to acknowledge — and in the wake of Wednesday’s violence, r eaffirm: A democracy is only as strong as those willing to exercise their freedoms in the service of a better nation; Well, here we go again To be sure, there is no provision in the First Amendment’s 45 words for universal agreement or quick solutions to what ails the I have lived long enough to know that the get, nothing is really going to change in my life. republic. The First Amendment is a constitutional starting point, only change that has any kind of reality is out to Oh yes, I walk a little slower, and there are not a finish line. the change in my pocket. I keep track of that pastor pains in my body in areas I didn’t know I had. The very real tension of the FirstAmendment’s promise to produce change with great supervision and count it I forget a lot of things that I once could remem- positive change is this: Sometimes it doesn’t. The pace of change is every day. • james snyder ber. I remember things that never happened. To often too slow for advocates and too fast for opponents. Perhaps that’s When people tell me that this is a New Year me, that’s a good thing. why assembly and petition lag behind the other First Amendment and there will be a lot of changes this year, To show that I’m not going to be changing freedoms in public understanding. But as many as a third of our fel - I search my pocket because that’s the only this year, I said to my wife, “What change do low citizens have trouble even naming one of the First Amendment cited about the New Year. Then certain things freedoms (which also include religion, speech and press). change I want to know about. happen that brought all of that to the floor. Who you see in the coming year?” - Looking back over my life, the most signifi - would’ve expected what had happened? It wasn’t long before I realized that her idea While we tend today to choose speech as the most important free - dom among those five, petition was the keystone for many of our cant change that ever came to me was the day There were change-like happenings in of change and my idea of change had no con nation’s founders. Protecting the right to speak the truth as each of I said “I do” to the future Gracious Mistress of people’s lives this past year. But really, we all nection whatsoever. She had a list of things she us sees it, they reasoned, would protect the other four freedoms in the Parsonage. At the time, and it’s good for ended up almost where we started. That may was going to change in the house. law and democracy in practice. me that I didn’t know, I didn’t know what “I not seem to be true, but here we are. The first is she’s going to change her craft If we want our ideas to be heard, we must encourage the rights do” really meant. Whenever we go through something that room to get more stuff in the room. Then, she’s of our opponents to speak also. We must disavow those on the right Oh yes, I understood it had to do with mar - people call a “change,” on the other side ev - going to change this room and that room and and left who would demonize dissent, discourage debate or deny a riage, but at that time, I had no idea what mar - erything is about the same. Maybe a little bit help me change my office room, and by the platform for all to be heard. And we must resist resorting to violence riage was all about. I thought, as many of the of variation, but nothing really changes when time she was done, everything in our world when conversation lags or fails to produce the results we seek. songs tell me, love will conquer everything. you come right down to it. according to her was going to change. Our nation’s history shows us that when we talk to each other, and All you need to do is have love, and that will The Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage I’m not going to contradict that change be- when we listen, we are making progress at solving problems, cor - be all you need. made this pretty clear to me just recently. As cause I know the ramifications of doing such recting wrongs and admittedly, often imperfectly, making better the When I said, “I do,” my life changed like I we were thinking about the New Year, she said, a thing. Chaos is not my idea of happiness. lives of ourselves and our fellow citizens. never expected it to change.And mostly, I must “What change do you see in the coming year?” While she was describing all the changes That applies whether we are gathering in the nation’s capital city admit, for the better. I have no complaints. she’s going to see accomplished this year, I over election results or in our hometowns where we are free to pub- The only change I can think of came from licly express views on everyday matters like school policies or streets Knowing a young lady and then living with a song from the sixties, “Oh my friend, we’re happened to think of what old Solomon said. that young lady for 50 years was quite a change older but no wiser” (Mary Hopkin). “The thing that hath been, it is that which shall thatneed to be paved. Those difficult conversations are worth having, in my life. I will never know how she put up be; and that which is done is that which shall despite the frustrations.Those contrary views are worth expressing, The only change I can see on my horizon is peaceably, no matter the tensions of the moment. with me, and believe me, I will never ask. that I’m going to get older. And believe me, I be done: and there is no new thing under the And those rights are worth preserving, no matter our divisions — That is the only change that had any real plan to get as old as I possibly can because I sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). and no matter the actions of a mob. significance in my life. Of course, when the know what happens if you don’t get older. When my wife changes her craft room, it will – Gene Policinski, a senior fellow for the First Amendment at the children came along, there was some aspect And that song is right; we are older but no still be “her craft room.” Sometimes changing Freedom Forum. E-mail him at [email protected]. of change but not so much. Children come and wiser, and that’s not going to change. When I things makes us feel good about ourselves and go, and then they leave the nest. think I have arrived at a certain level of wis- our life. In the end, everything is the same. As we start a New Year, everybody is an - dom, I find out I didn’t know all of the facts. ticipating change. But I don’t believe in that So, I explained to the Gracious Mistress of Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of the Family The Goodland Star-News kind of change, as I said. I think everything the Parsonage, “The only change I can see for of God Fellowship, 1471 Pine Road, Ocala, FL (USPS No. 222-460. ISSN 0893-0562) will be quite the same as it was last year. Sure, me this year is I’m going to get older.” 34472. He lives with his wife in Silver Springs Member: Kansas Press Association there will be a few modifications, but as far as She looked at me with one of her penetrating Shores. Call him at 352-687-4240 or e-mail Inland Press Association Colorado Press Association change is concerned, I don’t believe it’s going stares and said, “I don’t think getting older is [email protected]. The church web site National Newspaper Association to happen. going to make any change in your life.” is www.whatafellowship.com. e-mail: [email protected] When we began last year, everybody was ex - Of course, she was right. No matter how old I Steve Haynes, President Kevin Bottrell, Editor 20 20 Advertising Department 2020 A dog’s duties Jessica Harenberg, Jordie Mann pests like squirrels, raccoons and opossums Sheila Smith Farm dogs hold a special place in the day- , Circulation Manager to-day operations of many family farms and Insight and bringing them back to her wicker porch ranches. For my family, our dog serves many this week perch for safe keeping. I often wonder what Nor’west Press important roles. Very quickly after our dog runs through the mind of the UPS delivery guy when he makes deliveries to my house – never James Jackson, Foreman Rosie Bo was brought home to the farm as a • kansas farm bureau tiny puppy, she assumed the role of head of Debra Simon, Thomas Burnside quite knowing what he’ll find when leaving a farm security. Over the last few years, she has Chris Unruh, Taytem Arnold and Jennifer Perry package by our door. worked hard to ensure opossums avoid our is quite becoming of Her Majesty. Rosie Bo’s While our two kids have been home for porches, deer stay out of our yard, birds are fashion is usually always styled by a 5-year- remote school, Rosie Bo has become the third nwkansas.com made aware of a strict no fly zone near her old little girl who loves digging through my student in our learning environment. In the human’s house, and all shadows of the night fabric box and clearly has graduated from mornings, after she is allowed into the house, Evan Barnum, Systems Admin.([email protected]) get a good barking. dressing her baby dolls to now accessorizing she’ll generally make a round through the Although she has a huge, warm doghouse the farm dog. kitchen to make sure there’s no cleanup work Publishedevery Tuesday and Friday except the days observed for New More often than not this year, Rosie Bo has - and a big barn full of hay, she has claimed a needed before she walks into one of the kids’ Year’sDay, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ wicker chair on my front porch as her official been allowed into the house to relax on the floor masDay, at 1205 Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. rooms to join a classroom Zoom meeting, Periodicals postage paid at Goodland, Kan. 67735; entered at the post, which clearly allows her to remain on for a bit – usually in the absolute middle of listening to recitations of the alphabet by my Goodland,Kan., Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1878. high patrol as she deems fit. I think she likes any pathway traversed by her humans. I often daughter, and laying on the floor near my son as POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Goodland Star-News, the spot because she not only can look over her wonder if she strategically places herself in he works through his phonics lessons. Instead 1205Main Ave., Goodland, Kan. 67735. territory, but she can also sit up and look into these high-traffic areas in an attempt to trip her of gold stars, Rosie Bo generally knows she’s TELEPHONE:(785) 899-2338. 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Out of area, weekly mailing domain, yet she tolerates her humans like only While her taste in human food is quite year is ushered in, my guess is that Rosie Bo of two issues: three months, $39; six months, $54; 12 months, $89 (All tax a saint would. Many days while my kids have sophisticated, Rosie Bo also fancies treasures will continue with her essential responsibilities included). Mailed individually each day: (call for a price). been home during remote learning, I will look she can enjoy after finding them while on patrol on the farm with little hesitation.After all, it’ll Incorporating: out my kitchen window during a recess break throughout the farm. She’s very proficient in justbe another day for our farm dog doing what only to see Rosie Bo donning a few yards searching our pastures and recovering deer she does so well. The Goodland Daily News of fancy pink ruffles around her neck while bones that she then brings to my yard and 1932-2003 running around the yard with the kids. It’s a gnaws on while lying in the sun. She’s also By Kim Baldwin, McPherson County Farmer style like that from the Elizabethan era and it impressively good at sniffing out mummified and Rancher. The Sherman where to write County Herald Founded by Eric and U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room 521, State Rep. Adam Smith, State Capitol Building, Rm. 151-C, Founded by Thomas McCants Roxie Yonkey Washington, D.C. 20510. (202) 224-6521; Fax (202) 228-6966. website 300 SW 10th, Topeka, Kan. 66612. (785) 296-0715; e-mail address 1935-1989 1994-2001 – http://moran.senate.gov. [email protected]. State Sen. Rick Billinger, State Capitol Building Rm 236-E, 300 Nor’West Newspapers SW 10th, Topeka, Kan. 66612. Phone (785) 296-7399, home (785) Haynes Publishing Company 899-4700; e-mail address [email protected]. The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 12, 2021 5 public notice Boys State taking CHARTER RESOLUTION provisions are either enactments (F) “Touring” means a trip, & Visitors Fund is hereby NO. 18 or a part thereof which are excursion or circular journey established to receive applicable to Sherman County, for business, recreation or disbursements of money from applications for 2021 A CHARTER RESOLUTION but are not applicable to all education. the Secretary of the Kansas TheAmerican Legion Boys State completed their senior year of high OF THE COUNTY OF counties. Department of Revenue as of Kansas is now taking registra - school (those who missed out on last SHERMAN COUNTY, Section 3. A transient guest provided in subsection (c) of tionsfor its 2021 session. The event year’s event due to the pandemic), KANSAS, RELATING TO A Section 2. As used in this tax shall be levied in the County K.S.A. 12-1698. as well as individuals who have TRANSIENT GUEST TAX resolution, the following words of Sherman, Kansas, at a rate is scheduled to be held Sunday, June 6, through Saturday, June completed their sophomore year of LEVY FOR THE COUNTY and phrases shall be defined not to exceed five percent (5%) Section 8. Moneys OF SHERMAN COUNTY, as follows: upon the gross receipts derived of the “Convention & 12, at Kansas State University in high school. KANSAS, AND EXEMPTING (A) “Person” means an from or paid directly or through Visitors Fund” shall only be Manhattan. The program, which TheAmerican Legion Boys State THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN individual, firm, partnership, an accommodations broker by expanded for convention was cancelled in 2020 due to the of Kansas program provides a rel - COUNTY, KANSAS, FROM corporation, joint venture or transient guests for sleeping and tourism promotion within coronavirus pandemic, will be in evant, interactive, problem-solving THE PROVISIONS OF K.S.A. other association of persons. accommodations, exclusive of Sherman County and its its 83rd year. experience in leadership and team- 12-1696 AND 12-1697. (B) “Hotel, motel or tourist charges for incidental services environs. Traditionally, Kansas Boys State work that develops self-identity, court” means any structure or or facilites, in any hotel, motel is for individuals who have complet- promotes mutual respect and instills WHEREAS, K.S.A. 12-1696 building which contains rooms or tourist court. Section 9. This Charter ed their junior year of high school. civic responsibility. TO 12-16, 101, inclusive, furnished for the purpose of Resolution shall be published With last year’s cancellation, the Those wishing to attend the pro - authorize a County to levy a providing lodging, which may Section 4. The transient once each week for two ALBSK program is expanding the gram should visit ksbstate.org to transient guest tax to promote or may not also provide meals, guest tax levied pursuant to consecutive weeks in the official pool of registrants for this year’s register. tourism and conventions, which entertainment or various other this resolution shall be based county newspaper, session to include those who have provisions are not uniformly personal services to transient upon the gross rental receipts applicable to all counties; and guests, and which is kept, used, collected by any Business. Section 10: Charter maintained, advertised or held Resolution Nos. 16 and 17 are WHEREAS, pursuant to out to the public as a place where Section 5. The tax levied to hereby repealed. public notice the provisions of K.S.A. 19- sleeping accommodations are this Resolution shall be paid 101. 19-101a and 19-101b, a sought for pay or compensation by the consumer or user to Section 11. This Charter County may exempt itself from by transient or permanent the Business and it shall be Resolution shall take effect Petitioners be released from In the Matter of the Estate of further liability. such provisions and provide guests.] the duty of each and every 61 days after final publication substitute and additional (C) “Transient Guest” means such Business to collect from unless a sufficient petition Iris E. Irvin, You are required to file your Deceased written defenses thereto on provisions therefor; and a person who occupies a the consumer or user the full for a referendum is filed, and room in a hotel, motel or amount of any such tax, or a referendum is held on the or before January 25, 2021 at WHEREAS, Charter tourist court for not more an amount equal as nearly Resolution as provided in Case No. 20PR000020 9:00 a.m. in the district court, Resolution Nos. 16 and 17 than 28 consecutive days. possible or practical to the K.S.A. 19-101b, in which case Goodland, Sherman County, exempted Sherman County, (D) “Business” means average equivalent thereof. the Resolution shall become NOTICE OF HEARING Kansas, at which time and place Kansas from the provisions any person engaged in the Each business collecting the effective if approved by s the cause will be heard. Should of Section 12-1697 of the business of renting, leasing or tax levied hereunder shall be majority vote of the electors THE STATE OF KANSAS TO you fail therein, judgment and Kansas Statutes Annotated letting living quarters, sleeping responsible for paying it over voting thereon. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: decree will be entered in due and amendments thereto; and accommodations, rooms or a to the State Department of course upon the petition. part thereof in connection with Revenue in the same manner PASSED by the Board of any hotel, motel or tourist court. prescribed by K.S.A. 12-1698, County Commissioners of You are hereby notified that on WHEREAS, the Board of December 28, 2020 a Petition Douglas W. Irvin County Commissioners of (E) “Convention and tourism and any amendments hereto, Sherman County, Kansas, this Sherman County desires to facility” means a hotel, parking and the State Department of 31st day of December, 2020. was filed in this Court by Douglas Michael D. Irvin repeal Charter Resolution facility, convention center, Revenue shall administer and W. Irvin and Michael D. Irvin Executors Nos. 16 and 17 and supersede visitor’s center, museum, enforce the collection of such BOARD OF COUNTY duly appointed, qualified and the same with this Charter exhibition hall, or other cultural taxes as provided therein. COMMISSIONERS: acting executors of the Estate Zuspann & Zuspann, P.A. Resolution. or tourism facility that is deemed SHERMAN COUNTY, of Iris E. Irvin, deceased, praying 1002 Broadway Ste B. to result in increased lodging Section 6. The tax levied KANSAS Petitioners’ acts be approved; P. O. Box 968 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT facility occupancy, visitors and and collected pursuant to account be settled and allowed; Goodland, Kansas 67735- RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF tourism for Sherman County. this Resolution shall become John Topliff, the heirs be determined; the Will 0968 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (F) “Convention and tourism due and payable in a manner Chairman be construed and the Estate be Phone: (785) 890-6555 OF SHERMAN COUNTY, promotion” means (1) Activities prescribed by K.S.A. 12- assigned to the persons entitled Attorneys for Executors KANSAS, that the following designed to attract visitors 1698, and amendments Larry Enfield, thereto; the administration of Charter Resolution be adopted: in Sherman County through thereto, except that all taxes Commissioner the Estate be closed; upon the Published in The Goodland marketing and promotional remaining after the two Star-News, Tuesday, January 5, Section 1. The County of efforts. (2) Support of those Rd Blake, filing of receipts, the Petitioners percent (2%) deduction for be finally discharged as the 12 and 19, 2021. Sherman County, by the power community and cultural expenses of the Department Commissioner vested in it by K.S.A. 19-101, activities, festivals and of Revenue administration and executors of the Estate of Iris 19-101a and 19-101b, hereby organizations which encourage enforcement of the collection ATTEST: E. Irvin, deceased, and the elects to exempt itself from, or which are deemed to result thereof shall be remitted to the Ashley Mannis, and makes inapplicable to it, the in increased lodging facility County of Sherman, and shall County Clerk READ A provisions of K.S.A. 12-1696 occupancy, visitors, and be credited to the Convention & and 12-1697 and amendments tourism for Sherman County Visitors Fund, to be expended Published in The Goodland NEWSPAPER! thereto, and provide substitute (E) “Tourism” means the for Convention and Tourism Star-News, Tuesday, January and additional provisions as practice of touring or traveling promotion. 12 and 19, 2021. IT’S PORTABLE! hereinafter set forth in this for recreation, business or Resolution. Such referenced education: Section 7. A Convention 1205 Main, Goodland • (785) 899-2338 Goodland Star-News Service Directory Your KEY to business success. Have your name up front when a customer needs you. 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TV Channel Guide TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 12, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 28 ESPN 57 Cartoon Net 21 TV Land 41 Hallmark TSACDAORB ABC Captain America: The Win ter Sol dier (‘14, PG-13) aaac Chris Evans. Local Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline S&T Eagle CBS NCIS : “The Ar izona” FBI (TV14) FBI: Most Wanted Local (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden 29 ESPN 2 58 ABC Fam 22 ESPN 45 NFL NBC Zoey’s Ex tra. (TV14) (N) This Is Us (TV14) (N) Nurses : “Chrysa lis” (N) Local To night Show (TV14) Late Night 2 PBS KOOD 30 ESPN Clas 59 TV Land 2 PBS KOOD 23 ESPN 2 47 Food FOX The Resi dent (N) (:01) Prod i gal Son (N) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) 3 NBC-KUSA ION 3 KWGN WB 31 Golf 60 Hallmark 24 ESPN Nws 49 E! NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans 4 ABC-KLBY ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) 5 KSCW WB 32 Speed 61 TCM 25 TBS 51 Travel AMC aaa aaa 6 Weather (6:00) Le thal Weapon 3 (‘92, R) Le thal Weapon 4 (‘98, R) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. Be yond 6 ABC-KLBY 33 Versus 62 AMC 26 Animal 54 MTV ANIMAL (6:00) In sane Pools (N) Treehouse Masters: Ulti mate Builds (N) Insane Pools: Deeper Dive : “Big Pool Dreams” 7 CBS-KBSL BET 7 KSAS FOX 27 VH1 55 Discovery Movie Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin 34 Sportsman 63 Lifetime 8 NBC-KSNK BRAVO Housewives (TV14) (N) Watch What Housewives (TV14) Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley 8 NBC-KSNK 35 NFL 64 Oxygen 28 TNT 56 Fox Nws CARTOON Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre (:15) ATHF Fam Guy 9 NBC-KUSA 9 Eagle 29 CNBC 57 Disney CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Movie 37 USA 65 We 11 QVC CNN 10 QVC 30 FSN RM 58 History Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time 38 TBS 66 E! 12 CW2- COMEDY The Office The Office The Office The Office Daily (N) S. Park S. Park S. Park (:14) Daily Show (TV14) 11 CBS-KBSL 31 CMT 59 Fit TV DISCOVERY Moonshiners (TV14) (N) Lone Star Law (N) Moonshiners (TV14) Moonshiners : “Too Much” (TV14) 39 WGN 67 Bravo KWGN 12 S&T 32 ABC Fam 60 Univision DISNEY BUNK’D BUNK’D Big City BUNK’D BUNK’D Syd ney Jessie Jessie Raven Raven 40 TNT 68 truTV 13 FOX-KSAS E! 33 Disney 61 Spike To Be An nounced Total Divas (TV14) Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly Busy To Be An nounced 16 HSN 41 FX 71 SCI FI 14 HSN ESPN College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter 17 FOX NEWS 34 Nick 62 HGTV ESPN2 College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) NFL Live DC & Flashbac k Horn Interruptn 42 Discovery 72 Spike 15 MSNBC 35 Fox MC 63 Bravo FOOD Chopped (TV G) (N) Super mar ket Stakeout Kitchen Crash Chopped (TV G) Super mar ket Stakeout 18 CNN 43 TLC 73 Comedy 16 HLN FREEFORM (6:30) National Treasure: Book of Se crets (‘07) The 700 Club (TV G) Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons 19 HLN 36 A & E 97 C-Span FX aaac aaa 44 HGTV 74 MTV 17 CNN (5:00) Wid ows (‘18, R) Wid ows (‘18, R) Vi ola Da vis, Michelle Ro dri guez. The Shallows (‘16) 20 MSNBC 37 Comedy 98 CW-KSCW HGTV Fixer to Fab ulous (N) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Fixer to Fab ulous Hunt ers Hunt ers 45 Food 75 VH1 18 Lifetime 38 SCI FI 99 WGN HISTORY Oak Is land (TVPG) (N) The Proof Is Out There (:03) Oak Is land (TVPG) (:03) Oak Is land (TVPG) (:03) Oak Is land (TVPG) 21 CNBC 46 DIY 76 CMT 19 EWTN 39 Learning America LIFETIME Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) Rizzoli & Isles (TV14) 22 CSPAN MTV Catfish: The TV Show Deli cious Deli cious Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous 47 A&E 77 EWTN 20 USA 40 FX NICK Young Young Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends 22 CSPAN 2 48 History 78 Trinity PARMT (6:00) Movie Movie Movie 24 Weather SYFY (6:30) Dracula Untold (‘14, PG-13) Vam pire Acad emy (‘14, PG-13) aac Zoey Deutch. Shut In (‘16, PG-13) aa Na omi Watts. 49 Travel 79 Univision TBS Bang Bang Bang The Misery Conan Go-Big Show (TV14) Conan Wipeout (TVPG) Channel 50 Nat Geo 82 TV Guide TCM Gentle men (:45) The Mark of Zorro (‘40, NR) Tyrone Power. Down Ar gen tine Way (‘40, NR) aaa Ghost & Mrs. Muir (‘47) 26 KMTW - My 53 Dis Kids 83 RFDTV TLC My Fat Fab Life (N) Unpol ished (TV14) (N) Unex pected (TV14) 7 Lit tle Johnstons My Fat Fab Life (TV14) TNT Ready Player One (‘18, PG-13) Tye Sheridan. Lucy (‘14, R) aaa Scarlett Johansson. NCIS: New Orleans Network 54 Animal 116 Daystar TRAVEL The Dead Files (TVPG) The Dead Files (TVPG) The Dead Files (TVPG) The Dead Files (TVPG) The Dead Files (TVPG) 27 FOX 55 Nick TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Men Men Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens SPORTS USA SVU : “Pro vo ca teur” SVU : “Service” (TV14) Family Family Family Family Family Family 56 Disney VH1 (6:00) Coming to America (‘88, R) White Men Can’t Jump (‘92, R) aaa Wesley Snipes. Coming to America aaa WGN NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 16, 2021 HBO Godzilla: King (‘19) aac (:15) Tiger : “Part I” (TVMA) (:45) Ala bama Snake (‘20, NR) Gangs New York (‘02) MERP MAX (6:00) The Fighter (‘10) (:58) The Pun ish er (‘04, R) aaa Thomas Jane. (:04) Mu nich (‘05, R) Eric Bana, Geoffrey Rush. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

SHOW Inside the NFL (N) Shameless : “NIMBY” Inside the NFL (TVPG) The Pia nist (‘02, R) aaaa Adrien Brody. TSACDAORB ABC The Chase For Life : “Collars for” Local Programs (TV14) Local Programs (TV14) CBS (6:00) NFL Play offs : “Teams TBD” (Live) Local Programs (TV14) Local Programs (TV14) WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 13, 2021 NBC Games : “Slime Every” Date line NBC Sat ur day Night Live Lo cal Sat ur day Night Live (TV14) 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 FOX The Masked Dancer (:02) Name That Tune Local Programs (TV14) Cos mos (TVPG) Local Programs (TV14) ION SVU : “Brief Inter lude” SVU : “Nego ti a tion” SVU : “Surren der” SVU : “Surren der” SVU : “Ameri can”

TSACDAORB ABC Goldbergs House wife Conners Call Your The Chase Lo cal Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline

CBS Price Is Right (N) SEAL Team (TV14) (N) S.W.A.T. (TV14) (N) Lo cal (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden ELBAC A&E Most Dar ing (TV14) Most Dar ing (TV14) Most Dar ing (TV14) Most Dar ing (TV14) Most Dar ing (TV14) NBC Chi cago Med (TV14) (N) Chi cago Fire (TV14) (N) Chi cago P.D. (TV14) (N) Lo cal To night Show (TV14) Late Night AMC (6:00) Caddyshack (‘80) Fer ris Bueller’s Day Off (‘86, PG-13) aaac Matthew Broderick. Christ mas Va ca tion (‘89) aaac FOX The Masked Dancer Name That Tune (N) Local Programs (TV14) Local Programs (TV14) ANIMAL Pit Bulls & Pa rol ees : “No Wolf Behind” (N) Pit Bulls & Pa rol ees Pit Bulls & Pa rol ees : “No Wolf Behind” (TVPG) ION Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods (TV14) Blue Bloods : “Trust” BET To Be An nounced Movie Park ers Park ers BRAVO aaa aac ELBAC A&E Court Cam Court Cam Na ture (N) Na ture (N) Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam Court Cam (6:30) Fri day (‘95, R) Ice Cube. Next Fri day (‘00, R) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. Friday After Next (‘02, R) Ice Cube. AMC (6:00) Star Trek (‘09, PG-13) aaac Chris Pine. Battle: Los Angeles (‘11, PG-13) aac Aaron Eckhart. Cra dle CARTOON Burgers Dad Dad Rick Morty Fam Guy Fam Guy Dragon Sword Art Fire Force Class room ANIMAL North Woods Law (N) North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law: Uncuffed : “Wrangle Riders” CMT Movie Movie BET Tyler Perry’s The Oval Ameri can Soul (TV14) Tyler Perry’s The Oval Ameri can Soul (TV14) Martin Martin CNN Situ a t ion Room (N) CNN Spe cial Re port : “Biden’s Jour ney” CNN Newsroom Live CNN Newsroom Live BRAVO Real Housewives (N) Salt Lake City (N) Watch What House wives (TV14) Salt Lake City House wives COMEDY Sa rah Mar shall (‘08) To Be An nounced CARTOON Burgers Burgers Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre (:15) ATHF Fam Guy DISCOVERY Un der cover Bill (N) Un der cover Bill (TVPG) Un der cover Bill (TVPG) Under cover Bil lionaire: Small Biz Big Dreams CMT Mom Mom Mom Mom House wife House wife House wife House wife Movie DISNEY Big City Big City Big City Big City Se crets of Sulp (TVPG) Ra ven Ra ven Ra ven Liv Maddie CNN Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) An der son Coo per 360° Cuomo Prime Time E! To Be An nounced To Be An nounced To Be An nounced To Be An nounced COMEDY S. Park S. Park S. Park S. Park Daily (N) S. Park S. Park S. Park (:14) Daily Show (TV14) ESPN (6:00) College Bball College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) NFL Rewind SportsCenter DISCOVERY Un der cover Bil lion aire : “Hus tle Up” (TVPG) (N) Un der cover Bill (TVPG) Un der cover Bil lion aire : “Hus tle Up” (TVPG) ESPN2 (6:00) College Bball College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) SportsCenter UFC Archi val DISNEY Ra ven Ra ven Big City BUNK’D BUNK’D Sydne y Jessie Jessie Ra ven Ra ven FOOD Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners E! To Be An nounced The Soup Nightly Dating: No Filter (TV14) Nightly Busy To Be An nounced FREEFORM Lion (‘94) Ferdinand (‘17, PG) aaa John Cena, Kate Mc Kinnon. Space Jam (‘96, PG) aac Michael Jor dan. ESPN (5:45) NBA Bas ket ball (:05) NBA Bas ket ball: New Or leans vs Los Angeles (Live) (:35) SportsCenter (:35) SC FX Venom (‘18, PG-13) aaa Tom Hardy. Widows (‘18, R) aaac Vi ola Da vis, Michelle Ro dri guez. At lanta ESPN2 Col lege Bas ket ball: Texas Tech vs Texas (Live) SportsCenter Sports NFL Live Interruptn HGTV Fixer to Fab ulous Fixer to Fab ulous Fixer to Fab ulous Fixer to Fab ulous Fixer to Fab ulous FOOD Guy’s Gro cery Games Kitchen Crash (N) Guy’s Gro cery Games Guy’s Gro cery Games Kitchen Crash HISTORY (6:00) Sav ing Pri vate Ryan (‘98, R) aaaa Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. (:03) Sav ing Pri vate Ryan (‘98, R) Tom Hanks. FREEFORM (6:30) The Devil Wears Prada (‘06, PG-13) aaa The 700 Club (TV G) Simp sons Simp sons Simp sons Simp sons LIFETIME The Evil Twin (‘21) (:03) Black Widow Killer (‘20) Erin Karpluk. (:01) The Evil Twin (‘21) Em ily Piggford. FX Deadpool 2 (‘18, R) Ryan Reynolds. Deadpool 2 (‘18, R) aaac Ryan Reynolds, Josh Brolin. Mike Mike MTV Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous HGTV (:01) Home Town (TV G) Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Hunt ers Home Town (TV G) Hunt ers Hunt ers NICK HISTORY Forged in Fire (N) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Forged in Fire (TVPG) Young Young Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Young Young PARMT LIFETIME Married at First Sight : “Count down to” (TV14) (N) Married at First Sight Married at First Sight : “Count down to” (TV14) (6:00) Movie Movie Movie aaa MTV Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous Ri dic u lous SYFY Gone in 60 Sec onds (‘00, PG-13) Nicolas Cage. Futurama Futurama Wild Life His Demons Futurama NICK Young Young Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends TBS Cen tral In tel li gence (‘16, PG-13) aaa Kevin Hart. Fron tal Go-Big Show (TV14) Go-Big Show (TV14) Se cu rity PARMT (6:00) Movie Movie Movie TCM The Searchers (‘56) (:15) Along Came Jones (‘45, NR) Gary Coo per. Wit ness to Mur der (‘54, NR) Barbara Stanwyck. SYFY (6:30) Transform ers: Re venge of the Fallen (‘09, PG-13) aac (:45) The Purge: An ar chy (‘14, R) Frank Grillo, Carmen Ejogo. TLC (6:00) My 600-lb Life (N) 1000-lb Sis ters (N) Dr. Pimple Popper My 600-lb Life : “Supersized” (TVPG) TBS Bang Bang Bang Fron tal (N) Conan Fron tal Seinfeld Conan Wipeout (TVPG) TNT (5:45) Ocean’s 8 (‘18) (:15) Blended (‘14, PG-13) Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. (:45) Game Night (‘18, R) aaa TCM Murder (:45) Clue (‘85, PG) Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry. Ten Lit tle In di ans (‘66, NR) aac (:15) 13th Guest (‘43) TRAVEL Ghost Na tion (N) Kin dred Spir its (N) Kin dred Spir its (N) Ghost Na tion (TVPG) Ghost Na tion (TVPG) TLC (6:00) My 600-lb Life (N) 1000-lb Sis ters (TV14) My Feet Are Killing Me My 600-lb Life : “Carrie’s Story” (TVPG) TV LAND Men Men Men Men Men Men Queens Queens Men Men TNT (6:00) AEW: Dy na mite Go-Big Show (TV14) Transform ers (‘07, PG-13) aaa Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox. USA Lit tle Fockers (‘10, PG-13) aa Rob ert De Niro. Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily TRAVEL Mys ter ies Unkn. (N) True Para nor mal (N) Para nor mal : “The Mist” Myster ies of the Unknown : “Moon Wreck” VH1 Madea Goes to Jail (‘09) Tyler Perry. Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Wit ness Protec tion (‘12, PG-13) aa Mad Black Woman aac TV LAND Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Men Men Queens Queens Queens Queens Men Men WGN NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation USA aaa (6:00) WWE NXT (Live) (:08) Steve (:38) Death Wish (‘18, R) Bruce Wil lis, Vin cent D’Onofrio. NCIS: Los Angeles HBO Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (‘03) (:51) Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (‘04, R) aaac Uma Thurman. 30 Coins : “The Mir ror” (:20) The Op er a tive (‘19) VH1 aa aa a MERP Lottery Stomp the Yard (‘07, PG-13) Co lum bus Short. Stomp the Yard 2: Homecom ing (‘10, PG-13) MAX Tal ented Ripley (‘99) Go ing in Style (‘17, PG-13) aaa Morgan Freeman. (:57) La La Land (‘16, PG-13) aaaa Ryan Gos ling. WGN NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation NewsNation SHOW (6:00) Resis tance (‘20) Dal las Buy ers Club (‘13, R) aaac Shame less : “NIMBY” Your Honor : “Part Six” HBO (6:00) Point Break (‘91) 30 Coins : “The Mir ror” (:15) Fast & Furi ous Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (‘19, PG-13) Po lit i cal MERP MAX Bio-Dome (:35) Death at a Fu neral (‘07, R) aaa (:07) Go ing in Style (‘17, PG-13) aaa (:45) View from the Top (‘03, PG-13) SUNDAY EVENING JANUARY 17, 2021 SHOW The Lobster (‘15, R) aaa Colin Farrell. He red i tary (‘18, R) aaa Toni Collette, Alex Wolff. (:10) Swallow (‘20, R) 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 14, 202 TSACDAORB ABC Who Wants to Be a (N) Card Sharks (N) The Rookie (TV14) (N) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) CBS 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 NCIS: Los Angeles (N) NCIS: New Orleans (N) NCIS (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) NBC The Wall (TVPG) To Be An nounced SVU (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Meet the Press

TSACDAORB ABC Celeb rity Wheel of (N) The Chase (N) The Hustler (N) Local Jimmy Kimmel Live Night line FOX Simp sons Simp sons Bur gers Fam Guy Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) CBS Young B Pos i tive (:01) Mom Unicorn Star Trek: Discov ery Local (:35) Late Show (TV14) Corden ION Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) Hawaii Five-0 (TV14) Hawaii Five-0 (TVPG) NBC Mr. Mayor Super store Law & Or der: SVU (N) Dateline NBC Local Tonig ht Show (TV14) Late Night

ELBAC A&E aaa aaa FOX Hell’s Kitchen (N) Call Me Man (N) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) Lo cal Pro grams (TV14) (6:00) Jack Reacher (‘12, PG-13) Tom Cruise. Nature Nature (:03) Jack Reacher (‘12, PG-13) Tom Cruise. AMC aaac ION Chicago P.D. : “Fa milia” Chicago P.D. (TV14) Chicago P.D. (TV14) Chicago P.D. (TV14) Chicago P.D. (TV14) O Brother, Where Art Thou? (‘00) Fury (‘14, R) Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf. Fight Club ANIMAL Lone Star Law (N) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14) Lone Star Law (TV14)

ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) (N) Killer Cases (TV14) (N) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) The First 48 (TV14) BET (6:00) Movie Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin AMC (6:00) For rest Gump (‘94, PG-13) Tom Hanks. Fargo (‘96, R) aaac Fran ces McDormand. The Lon gest Yard (‘05) BRAVO Watch What Chat Room Housewives (TV14) Salt Lake City Housewives (TV14) Housewives (TV14) ANIMAL Gold Rush (TVPG) Gold Rush (TVPG) Gold Rush (TVPG) Gold Rush : “Twenty Four Seven” (TVPG) CARTOON BET Movie Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Mar tin Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Off the Air Eric An dre Gemusetto Dad CMT (6:30) Movie To Be An nounced Dou ble Jeop ardy (‘99, R) aac Tommy Lee Jones. BRAVO Southe rn Charm (N) Watch What Southe rn Charm Housewives (TV14) Below Deck (TV14) Below Deck CNN CARTOON Bur gers Bur gers Dad Dad Fam Guy Fam Guy Rick Morty Eric An dre (:15) ATHF Fam Guy Sit u a tion Room (N) CNN Spe cial Re port State of the Un ion CNN Newsroom Live CNN Newsroom Live COMEDY aac CMT (6:00) Movie Movie Movie To Be An nounced Hot Tub Time Machine (‘10, R) John Cusack. S. Park S. Park S. Park DISCOVERY CNN Cuomo Prime Time (N) CNN To night (N) CNN To night (N) Ander son Cooper 360° Cuomo Prime Time Alaska: Last (TVPG) (N) (:06) Cal Fire (N) Homestea d Rescue Alaska: The Last Fron tier (TVPG) DISNEY COMEDY The Office The Office The Office The Office Daily (N) The Office S. Park S. Park (:14) Daily Show (TV14) Se crets of Sulp (TVPG) Jessie Jessie BUNK’D BUNK’D Jessie Jessie Raven Raven E! DISCOVERY BattleBots (TVPG) (N) Street Out laws (TV14) BattleBots : “Bat tle of the Un de feated” (TVPG) Kardashians (TV14) E! True Hol lywood Story (TVPG) Celeb rity Game Face Celeb rity Game Face ESPN DISNEY BUNK’D BUNK’D Big City BUNK’D BUNK’D Syd ney Jessie Jessie Ra ven Ra ven ESPN Orig i nal NFL Rewind SportsCenter SportsCenter Sports news. NFL Rewind ESPN2 E! Very Cavallari (TV14) Nightly Pop (TV14) Nightly Busy To Be An nounced To Be An nounced World X Games X Games X Games X Games X Games UFC Sports FOOD ESPN College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter Worst Cooks in America (TV G) (N) Cakealikes (N) Beat Bobby Worst Cooks in America (TV G) Cakealikes FREEFORM aaac aac ESPN2 College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) College Basket ball : “Teams TBA” (Live) Horn Interruptn Ralph Breaks the Internet (‘18) (:50) The Par ent Trap (‘98, PG) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid. aaa aaa FOOD Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby In It aly (N) Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby FX (6:00) Thor: The Dark World (‘13) Thor: The Dark World (‘13, PG-13) Chris Hemsworth. Slender Man (‘18) FREEFORM (6:30) There’s Some thing About Mary (‘98, R) aaa The 700 Club (TV G) Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons HGTV (:01) Home Town (TV G) (:01) Home Town (TV G) (:01) Home Town (TV G) Home Town (TV G) (:01) Home Town (TV G) FX Baywatch (‘17, R) Dwayne Johnson. Baywatch (‘17, R) aac Dwayne John son, Zac Efron. Life of Crime (‘14) aac HISTORY (:02) Ameri can Pickers (:05) Ameri can Pickers (:05) Ameri can Pickers (:03) Ameri can Pickers (:05) Ameri can Pickers HGTV Flip/Flop Flip/Flop Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Flip/Flop Flip/Flop Hunters Hunters LIFETIME (6:00) Dy ing (‘20) (:03) Obsessed with the Babysitter (‘21) (:01) Dying For a Daugh ter (‘20, NR) HISTORY Swamp People (N) (:03) Mountain Men (N) Swamp People (TVPG) Swamp People (TVPG) Mountain Men (TVPG) MTV Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lou s Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous Ridic u lous LIFETIME Sleeping Enemy (‘91) (:03) Kidnap (‘17, R) Halle Berry, Sage Correa. Sleep ing with the Enemy (‘91, R) Julia Rob erts. 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The more numbers you name, the easier it gets available on an equal oppor- to solve the puzzle! tunity basis. 9 1 4 7 2020 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. Difficulty Level 11/09 star-news 8 The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, January 12, 2021 sports Cowgirls rally to beat Goodland฀boys฀fall ranked Lady Bluejays Friday The first game after returning basket that helped Goodland take point lead, 34-29. Olivia Lehman on฀the฀road฀to฀Cimarron from the winter break proved to be the lead. However, the Cowgirls made a free throw, followed by a basket from Emma Lehman and a an exciting one for the Goodland were unable to score again before Aftera promising start, the Goodland High School throw and Hardy a basket to keep the lead at nine High School girls basketball team. halftime, allowing Cimarron to free throw from Cure to make it 35- boys basketball team couldn’t keep up at Cimarron points. Brumbaugh got a free throw and a three The Cowgirls rallied at Cimarron on retake the lead 22-16. 33. In the final few seconds, Weeter on Friday, losing 66-55. pointer to get the lead back to eight, but Cimarron Friday to win 38-35. Haley Biermann put in a basket hit a three pointer to give Goodland BrennanBrumbaugh got the first score of the game answered with a three. Nemechek made a layup to Cimarron, a ranked team in Class to get the third quarter started. Jaxi the lead 36-35. Cimarron missed witha three pointer. A basket by Devontay Hardy and end the quarter with Cimarron leading 41-29. 3A, held the upper hand through Mitchek made a basket and a pair of a chance at free throws. Mikayla - Biermann pulled down the rebound anotherthree pointer from Brumbaugh got the Cow Brumaugh made two free throws to start the fourth much of the first quarter. Lindsey freethrows. Hahn made free throws boys an early 8-4 lead. Cimarron rallied and retook quarter. Leyton Cure made a basket, followed by Cure got the first basket for Good - as well andWeeter put in a basket to and was fouled. She made both her - land, followed by baskets from the lead, going up 17-11 by the end of the quarter. baskets from Brumbaugh and Hardy. Estevan Or end the quarter with the Cowgirls free throw shots to put the game out Cimarron increased its lead in the second quarter. donez made the final basket and a free throw to end Talexa Weeter, Sydney Hahn and just two points down, 28-26. of reach of Cimarron, 38-35. Mikayla Biermann. At the end of the Olivia Lehman put in a basket Baskets by Cole Linton helped the Cowboys keep the game in a 66-45 loss for Goodland. The Cowgirls will play at home the deficit in single digits. Cimarron led 27-19 at The Cowboys will be at home this week, playing quarter, Cimarron led 15-10. to start the fourth quarter. She was tonight against Colby and will halftime. fouled and made her free throw shot. against Colby tonight and Hugoton on Friday. Weeter started off the second have another home game on Friday In the third quarter, Matt Nemechek made a free quarter with a three pointer and a Cimarron pulled away to a five- against Hugoton. Goodland kids wrestling club starts 2021 competition The Goodland Wrestling Club competed 8 and Under Bailey of Norton, by fall over Luc Schroer Town Hammers, but lost by fall to Layne Giovanni Benitez of Garden City. at the Scott City Open on Jan. 2. Benton Miller placed first at 88 pounds. of Colby and by a 20-4 technical fall over Juenemann of Hoxie, by fall to Chase Meyer Girls 10 and Under 6 and Under He won by fall over Giovanni Cortez of Charles Magley of Oakley. of Hoxie and by fall to McCoy Nash of Gray Peyton Rall placed third at 85 pounds. Colt Von Lintel placed third at 46 pounds. Leoti, 7-0 over Maddox Johnson of Norton, 12 and Under County. She lost 10-5 to Alexis Plummer of Oakley He won a 15-7 major decision over Liam by fall over Brody Weil of Gray County and Trayven Conger placed second at 80-84 Lane Williams competed at 140-150 and by fall to Adison Shipley of Hoxie. Savoy of Scott City, but lost 10-4 to Murphy 7-0 over Damian Chartier of Hays . pounds. He won 9-4 over Tyson Peters of pounds. He won by fall over Joaquin Duran Girls 14 and Under Schippers of Hoxie and by a 15-0 technical Barrett Williams placed second at heavy - Leoti, fall over Stratten McKenna of Nor - of Mayhem, but lost by fall to Von Grubbs of Destiny Gonzalez placed first at 150 fall to Michael Rodriguez of Garden City. weight. He won 7-5 over over Tateum Flax ton, by fall over Nathan Cates of Colby and Hugoton, and 3-0 in overtime to teammate pounds. She won two matches by fall over Gage Glover placed fifth at 61 pounds. of Wakeeney, but lost 5-0 to Jose Coreno by fall over Landon Mainus of Colby, but Nash Nachtigall. Ava Ruiz of Hays. 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