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The Goodland Star-News Published Friday, May 14, 2021 The WEEKEND Friday, May 14, Goodland Star-News 2021 1205MainAvenue,Goodland,KS67735•Phone(785)899-2338 $1 Volume 89, Number 38 22 Pages Goodland, Kansas 67735 inside Commencement speaker announced; today More lo- cal news and views ceremony to go ahead without restrictions from your Goodland Star-News Goodland High School’s 2021 Commence- station’s assistant news director. always enjoys giving her parents, Carol and ment Ceremony is set for 2 p.m. Saturday, While at KSNT, Lennington has helped the Rich Lennington, a tough time over the fact May 22, at the Max Jones Fieldhouse. station win several awards from the Kansas that she was born on the bathroom floor of her Teams begin The Goodland School Board at their meet- Association of Broadcasters and an Edward parent’s home, even though they lived just a ing on Monday decided to go ahead with no R. Murrow award. Lennington was also the block away from the hospital. restrictions on the number of visitors – bar- only journalist in the area to gain an exclusive Upon graduating from Goodland High post season ring anything unexpected happening prior one-on-one interview with former President School in 2009, Lennington attended Kansas Goodland baseball, soft- to the ceremony. Masks will still be recom- Donald Trump and covered the first female State University, where she obtained a degree ball and golf teams are pre- mended for those attending. Brewster High execution in the federal system in nearly in broadcast journalism. This, coincidentally, paring for their regional School’s graduation is set for Saturday at 3 seven decades. led her straight to the home of the rival col- competitions next week. p.m. (Mountain Time) in the high school gym. Just last year Lennington was chosen as the legiate school in Kansas where she began her See Pages 7 and 10 The commencement speaker for Goodland “Best Newscaster in Topeka,” and selected broadcasting career in local news as a reporter will be Brooke Lennington, a longtime news as one of Topeka’s ‘Top 20 under 40’ for her and anchor in Lawrence, Kansas. anchor and reporter for KSNT News - the work in raising awareness on stroke preven- Just before the pandemic hit, Lennington NBC, ABC, and FOX affiliate in Topeka. In tion after her dad suffered a debilitating stroke married her best friend, Jarod Marcotte. The 2016 she was promoted to the main evening nearly five years ago. two don’t have any kids yet, but they do share weather anchor, a title she now shares with being the Born in Goodland in 1991, Lennington two cats, Butter and Scotch. report Brooke Lennington 60° Celebrate our emergency medical workers next week 10:00 a.m. Thursday Next week is Emergency Medi- cal Services week, and the North- Today west Kansas Ambulance Service is •Sunset,7:53p.m. taking the opportunity to encour- Saturday age safety throughout Sherman •Sunrise,5:33a.m. County . •Sunset,7:54p.m. EMS Week was started in 1974 Midday Conditions by President Gerald Ford as a way •Soiltemperature51degrees to celebrate emergency medical •Humidity59percent practitioners and the important •Skysunny work they do in our nation’s com- •Windssouth15mph munities. Emergency medical •Barometer30.23inches technicians and paramedics work and falling to save lives in our community every day. The slogan for the 2021 •RecordHightoday95°(1915) EMS Week is “This is EMS: Caring •RecordLowtoday27°(2004+) For Our Communities!” Last 24 Hours* The ambulance service will be HighWednesday 57° holding a number of events during LowWednesday 32° the week: Precipitation 0.00 Education Monday: The This month .73 Northwest Kansas Ambulance Year to date 6.45 Service will be releasing a number Above Normal 2.24 inches of safety education videos on its The Topside Forecast Facebook page. Today:Partlycloudywith77as Safety Tuesday: For Safety high and low of 49, winds north Tuesday, the service will be re- Front row (from left): Interim Director Ryan Murray, Captain northeast shifting east 10 to 15 minding residents of a number Stephanie Erhart, Melody Knudson, Captain Krista Alanis, Lieu- mph.Saturday:Mostlycloudywith of good home safety tips, with a tenant Adrienne West. Back row: Talor Saffer, Julian Cadavid, 71 as high and low of 52, winds focus on senior citizens. These Dakota Roubideaux, Emily Tinkler, Stacy Kaup, Mathew Windell, east 10 to 20 mph. tips include: and Kirk Rice. • Using walkers or wheelchairs Extended Forecast whenever possible to minimize Only CPR and Stop The Bleed Full-time members include: Sunday:Scatteredthunder- falls. Training from 5 to 8 p.m. At the Captain Justin Stasser, AEMT; storms with high near 70 and low • Clearing common pathways Wolak Building. Captain Martin Warnke, para- near 50, winds east 10 to 15 mph. through the homes. Be aware that EMS Recognition Day - Fri- medic; Captain Stephanie Yar- Monday:Isolatedthunderstorms rugs can be a trip hazard. day: The service will hold an Open brough, AEMT; Captain Krista with high around 70 and low • Have a medication list readily House from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Alanis, paramedic; Lt. Adrienne around 50, winds east southeast available. File for Life is a great the Wolak Building. Please enter West, EMT; Scott Fleming, para- 10 to 20 mph. tool to keep everything easily ac- (National Weather Service) through the main doors on the east medic; Jamie Ross, AEMT; Matt Get24-hourweatherinfo.at162.400MHz. cessible and organized. side of the building. Snacks and Beininger, AEMT; Kylee Samu- *Readingstakenat7a.m. • Do not wait to call 911. Dis- refreshments to be served. elson, AEMT; Danielle Neilson, patchers and the ambulance ser- A proclamation declaring Emer- EMT; Emily Tinker, EMT; and vice are available 24 hours a day. gency Medical Services Week will Talor Saffer, EMT/EVO. Children’s Day - Wednesday: be signed by the Sherman County Reserves include Jeff Anderson, The service will be going to North Commissioners at their meeting paramedic; Brian James, paramed- Elementary at 9 a.m. to talk about on Tuesday. ic; Stacy Kaup, paramedic; Saman- safety and give out coloring books The Northwest Kansas Ambu- tha Pakkebier, paramedic; Steve and goody bags. lance Service has 12 full-time staff Evert, AEMT; Melody Knudson, Save-a-Life Day - Thursday: members, 16 reserve members and local The service will be offering Hands- four emergency vehicle operators. See EMS WEEK, Page 5 markets State clarifies Colorado 10:00 a.m. Presentationatthelibraryto Wheat — $6.32 bushel quarantine recommendation Posted county price — $6.80 take a deep look at music in Kansas Last Friday, the Kansas Depart- The state recommends quaran- Corn — $7.09 bushel tines of at least 10 days for those Posted county price — $7.47 ment of Health and Environment Goodland Public Library will host “Sunflower inspires us musically. added the state of Colorado to its returning from these Colorado Milo — $6.94 bushel - Soybeans — $15.87 bushel Music,” a presentation and discussion by Cash Hol Cash Hollistah is a Rapper, Arts Educator and list of areas to which travel quaran- counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Archu- Mentor at the City Teen Center in Salina. Posted county price — $15.90 listah on Tuesday, June 1, at 6 p.m. At the Goodland tines are recommended. This week leta, Bent, Chaffee, Conejos, Crow- Sunflowers Public Library, 812 Broadway. Members of the com- “Sunflower Music” is part of Humanities Kansas’s the department amended the list to ley, City and County of Denver, Oil current crop — $27.10 cwt. munity are invited to attend the free program. Contact Crossroads Conversations Catalog, featuring presen- include specific counties rather than Douglas, Elbert, El Paso, Fremont, Posted county price — $24.98 the Goodland Public Library at 785-899-5461 for tations, discussions and workshops designed to spark the entire state. Huerfano, Jefferson, Lake, Larimer, Pinto beans — $35 more information. The program is made possible by conversations in the Sunflower State. “We recognize that adding Colo- Park, Phillips, Pueblo, Rio Blanco, (Markets by Scoular Grain, Frontier Ag, Humanities Kansas. This program is part of the Crossroads: Change in rado to the quarantine list presented San Juan, Teller and Weld. sunflowernsa.com and 21st Century Music transcends race, gender, class and geog- Rural America initiative anchored by the Smithson- challenges to those living in the Those who are fully vaccinated Bean. These may not be closing figures. ) raphy and throughout history humans have used ian Institute traveling exhibition of the same name. border communities,” said Dr. Lee are not recommended to quarantine music to communicate stories, express emotions and Crossroads promotes fresh thinking about the his- Norman, KDHE Secretary, said. following travel. connect us to one another and moments in time and tory, culture and future of Kansas. “As such we looked at all of the The travel quarantine list is deter- place. This presentation highlights numerous artists For more information about “Sunflower Music” Colorado counties individually and mined using a formula to evaluate and musicians from the Sunflower State and takes a in Agoodland contact6 the Goodland Public Library added those core counties that were new cases over a two-week period, deeper look into how the power of place informs and at 785-899-5461 of visit www.goodlandlibrary.org. three times higher than the rate of then adjusted for population size Kansas.” to provide a case rate per 100,000. about our 2 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 friends birth hospital offers newsletter the calendar Want to know what’s happening Michael Anthony Musil at Goodland Regional Medical tropical fruit. Thursday: Turkey Center? The hospital is offering an calendar arts center tetrazzini, sweet potatoes, bread USDA Commodity Distribu- Kids Saturday Studio: for Michael Anthony Musil, son of Beaker, age 8, and Rever Beaker, e-mail newsletter. To sign up please and pineapple upside down cake. tion will be Monday, May 24 kids in kindergarten through sixth Doug Margheim and Christy Musil age 7. go to https://bit.ly/3rGKqdW. You Friday: Baked fish, scalloped from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the First grade, 10 a.m. to noon. of Winona, was born Friday, March Grandparents are Casey and can unsubscribe at any time. Christian Church, 8th and Arcade. Mommy+Me: for preschoolers potatoes, Italian blend Vegetables, 19, 2021, at Citizens Medical Center Richard Whitley of Goodland, bread and mandarin oranges. in Colby. He weighed 6 pounds, 3 Sandi Marghein and Micheal Mar- senior center Foods available may include can and their caregivers, $5, 10-11 ounces, and measured 19 inches. gheim, both of Winona. meal site sliced pears, frozen orange juice, a.m. second Wednesday of the school menu Michael has two brothers, Teal pistachios in the shell, dehydrated month. Today: Breakfast: breakfast The Goodland Senior Center potato flakes, dried green split Saturdays: Open studio and pizza, fruit, juice and milk, Lunch: Meal site, part of the Northwest peas, frozen peeled and devained Paint your own Pottery, 10 a.m. cheese pizza, steamed carrots, Kansas Area Agency on Aging and shrimp, spaghetti sauce without to 1 p.m. broccoli florets, cherry crisp, fruit Harvest for Hunger the Homestead Nutrition Project, meat, fresh apples, dry lentils, and milk. Monday: Breakfast: serves meals weekdays at 11:30 a.m. mixed fruit, frozen fish fillets senior menu cook’s choice, Lunch: cook’s Today: BBQ chicken sand- Those that are homebound or live in and almond in the shell. Original choice. Tuesday: Breakfast: wich, tator triangles, green beans, campaign brings in Ruleton or Kanorado, can request to method of distribution to resume, cook’s choice, Lunch: cook’s bun and pineapple. Monday: have their meal delivered by calling you will need to go inside the choice. Wednesday: Breakfast: Chicken strips, mashed potatoes the Homestead Nutrition Project at building to get the goods, a mask cook’s choice, Lunch: cook’s with gravy, peas and carrots, bread 114,000 pounds of food 1-800-432-7422. For those 60 and is required and social distancing of choice. Thursday: Breakfast: and peaches. Tuesday: Spanish older the suggested contribution is cook’s choice, Lunch: cook’s Over the past year, it has become ganized by CHS Country Opera- 6 feet is still recommended. This is rice with hamburger, mexi corn, $3.50 per meal. Those under 60 can for residents of Sherman County. choice. Friday: Breakfast: even more clear that local food tions, the ag retail division of CHS. bread and applesauce. Wednes- receive a meal as well, however they For more information contact: cook’s choice, Lunch: cook’s shelves and pantries play an impor- During March, CHS employees day: - must pay the full price of the meal, Genesis at 785-890-2299. Hamburger, lettuce, to choice. tant role in communities. The CHS from locations across the Unit- $6.50, in advance. mato, onion, 3 bean salad, bun and Harvest for Hunger campaign has ed States worked with farmers, After the meal there is cards or supported those local organiza- ranchers, community organizations bingo. tions in their fight against hunger and schools to raise $509,184 and For more information, visit us at Sherman County is seeking men- 890-2007. preschool since 2011. This year, efforts helped 114,746 pounds of food to be dis- the corner of Center Ave and 15th tors and children to mentor. Call raised money and bring in food for tributed to food shelves, pantries Sherman County Head Start is Street or call 785-890-7764. 785-890-3665. a free preschool for eligible 3 and local food shelves, pantries and lo- and community organizations. Breast Cancer Support Group health department 4 year olds. The federally funded cal organizations. Local dollars raised stay local genesis and meets at 5:30 p.m. the second The Sherman County Health De- program is targeted to families who “We have seen increased demand to strengthen communities. Local Monday of the month. Any woman salvation army partment at 1622 Broadway is open meet certain economic guidelines for our local food shelves and food locations were also awarded an with cancer is welcome. Call Norma Genesis and the Salvation from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. and provides hearing, vision, dental pantries over the past year due to the additional $7,500 by being a top - Army are available year round to at 785-890-6629 for more informa Monday through Friday. and educational screenings. Nutri- pandemic,” says Eric Starns general tion. fundraiser within CHS Country help those in need. Call (785) 890- Services at the Health Department tious meals are served, and parents Operations. These dollars will be The Goodland Activities Center manager, CHS. “Our employees, include Blood pressure checks; im- are encouraged to get involved in farmers, ranchers and communities distributed into local communi- 2299 to speak to a volunteer. If you has the daily activities. For informa- have any donations for Genesis you munizations for all ages; health their children’s education. For in- put cooperative spirit into action to ties and continue to support those tion call 890-7242. Memberships may drop them off at The Goodland assessments for KanBe Health, day- formation call 785-890-2552. help support these essential organi- friends and neighbors in need. Star-News, 1205 Main, Goodland. options for everyone including day care and school entry; TB skin tests, zations in their efforts to feed those With this year’s total, CHS has Times for drop offs are Monday passes for $5. Visit goodlandgac. diabetic foot care, pregnancy tests, crimestoppers in need in our communities through now raised more than $6.8 million through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. com or stop by 808 Main. The hours family planning and a wide variety If you have information about our CHS Harvest for Hunger cam- and nearly 3.9 million pounds of are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday of blood tests including CBC, Lipid any crime, call the Goodland Area paign.” food since the campaign was first drug drop-off box through Thursday, Friday 5:30 a.m. and A1c. The Health Department Crime Stoppers “Look Line” at 899- CHS Harvest for Hunger is or- launched in 2011. A drug drop-off box for anyone to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. also provides WIC and child care 5665. Your call will be confidential who wants to dispose of excess and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Aerobics licensing services. All services are and you will not be asked your prescription drugs, vitamins and are at 5:30 a.m. on Monday and by appointment and can be made name. If the information results in supplements is available 24-hours Wednesday. Insanity class meets by calling 785- 890-4888. For a the arrest and/or conviction of those Gregory Unruh a day in the alley between the Sher- at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, complete list of all our services visit involved, you could be eligible for Gregory Unruh, 61, of Weskan, Goodland, KS, Jamie and David man County Courthouse and the Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and www.shermancountyhealthdepart- a reward of up to $1,000. Goodland KS, passed away on Sunday, May Proctor of Colorado Springs, CO Sherman County Sheriff’s Office. Saturday. Taekwondo with Lowell ment.org. Area Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit 9, 2021 at his home. and Christopher Unruh of Good- Coon and Connie Jo Coon call for If you have questions, concerns organization formed by citizens genealogy times and dates. against crime. Greg was born in land, KS. He is also The Family History Center, or complaints about child care, call TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensi- The police department can also be Craig, CO to Waldo and survived by his step 1200 N. 15th, Burlington, run by the health department. Bette Unruh on Decem- children Ashleigh and bly) meets at 5 p.m. on Mondays at Water Testing – The Northwest called at 785-890-4570. the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter the Goodland Public Library, 812 ber 22, 1959. He gradu- James Gore of Kadena 9:30 a.m. Local Environmental Protection Day Saints, is open from Broadway. For information call Group does well evaluations, in- family shelter ated from Weskan High Air Force Base in Oki- to 12:30 p.m. on the first and third (785) 821-4998. cluding testing for bacteria and The Northwest Kansas Domestic School in 1978. Once he nawa, Japan, Kristi and Wednesdays. Everyone is welcome and Sexual Violence Services pro- Weight Watchers meets at 5:30 nitrates. To schedule an evaluation finished with school he RJ McCall of Forney, to do free family history research. vides help day or night to victims began working in the oil TX, Janie and Jarrod p.m. for weigh in and 6 p.m. for or discuss environmental concerns, the meeting every Tuesday at the of domestic violence and sexual field. Greg worked for Schmidt of Tribune, KS activities call the Health Department at 785- assault. For information or help, call Murfin Drilling Com- and Cole Herschberger Tours of the 1907 Victorian Harvest Evangelical Free Church, 890-4888. Ennis-Handy House at 202 W. 521 E. Hwy. 24. For information (800) 794-4624. In the Colby area, pany for 37 ½ years as of Stanley, ND; as well call (785) 443-1130. a tool pusher. as his 10 grandchildren. 13th are from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednes- call (785) 890-6423. hospital Greg enjoyed life on the farm, No services are scheduled at day through Monday. Closed on Goodland Alcoholics Anony- volunteers animal shelter especially when the grandchil- this time. Tuesday. mous, 326 E. 6th. If you drink Gift shop hours are 9 a.m. to noon Lost a pet? Call 785-890-4575 dren would visit to help take care Memorial contributions may The High Plains Museum, 1717 alcohol, that’s your business. If you and 1 to 4 p.m.; volunteers are in the or go to www.petfinder.com and of all the animals. Greg’s other be designated to the Greg Unruh Cherry Ave., is open from 9 a.m. want to stop, we can help. Call 785- gift shop. be sure to enter the Goodland zip 821-0433 or 785-995-9322. joy in life were his dogs. Memorial Fund to be used for his to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday code 67735.You can also call the The “Freedom Today” group of Preceding him in death were grandchildren’s education, and through Saturday and from 1 to 5 early head start Goodland Police Department at his parents Waldo and Bette Un- may be sent to Koons-Russell p.m. Sunday (from June to August). Narcotics Anonymous. Call 785- Early Head Start is a state funded 890-4570 or Northwest Kansas ruh, and his grandparent’s Leon Funeral Home, 211 N. Main Ave., Closed Tuesdays. 821-1911 or 206-681-8144. program for income eligible fami- Animal Shelter at 785-899-4398. Narcotics Anonymous meets at lies with prenatal mothers and chil- and Irene Asher and William and Goodland, KS 67735. The Carnegie Arts Center is Interested in adopting a pet? Call the Augusta Unruh. Online condolences for the open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- 6:30 (Mountain Time) on Tues- dren up to age three. Families par- animal shelter or go to the website He is survived by his wife family may be left at www.koon- day through Saturday at 120 W. days at the Senior Center. Call 785- ticipate in a variety of educational www.nwkasgoodland.webs.com. Angela Herschberger of Weskan, srussellfuneralhome.com. 12th. The center has new monthly 734-2734 for more information. activities and receive free medical For personalized dog/cat tags for KS, his sister Caroline Unruh and Arrangements have been en- exhibits and you are invited to visit and dental care. $12 call 785-899-4398. thrift store Services include special needs husband Dan of Garden City, KS, trusted to Koons-Russell Funeral the gift shop. The Goodland Churches Thrift his children Gregory Unruh, Jr. of Home in Sharon Springs, KS. The Goodland Public Library is of children with disabilities. If you goodland Shop, 1002 Main, is open from 10 have a family member with a special open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through community through Thursday and from 9 a.m. problem, such as drug or alcohol Friday. Donations welcome. Books abuse, job loss or other family crisis, to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For are no longer accepted. They have learning center your family can qualify. Call 785- Earn your high school diploma information call (785) 899-5461 or daily specials in different depart- with us! Are you 18 or older? Enroll Hazel Ann Dorsey stop by the library. ments. For information call 785- 672-3125, ext. 187. Hazel Ann Dorsey, age 79, of Dean Dorsey of Blanca, CO; Big Brothers/Big Sisters of today in our Diploma Completion Delano passed away Tuesday, daughter, Terri Rae (Emery) Ar- Class. 1311 Main, Goodland, Kan. May 11, 2021 after battling heath nold of Indianapolis, IN; grand- 2nd floor, room 212. Classroom issues. Hazel was born children, Tom (Misty) QUENCH YOUR THIRST hours Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. and raised on a rural Schuman of Delano, SUBSCRIBER to 5 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. School work online 24/7 at your farm near Edson, Kan- TN; William Thomas Harold Snethen sas and was a graduate “Billy” Dorsey of Ki- pace, or in the classroom. of Edson High School. owa, KS; Sharmayne You receive two free passes to see: She married the love of Dorsey of Moscow, KS; Seamless Remodels her life after high school Adam Dorsey of Texas; nobody and was blessed to be Clayton James “C.J.” (R) Rain & together with Tom for (Tabitha) Dorsey of over 50 years. Family Kiowa, KS; Samantha Repairs Clip and bring to the show. Gutters was so very important Dorsey of Moscow, KS; Non Transferable to her and she was so proud of Lindsey Nicole (Chris) Lange Strawberry Watermelon Pink Lemonade Blue Raspberry her children, grandchildren and of Denver, CO; Tanner Dalton Ron Lucke ® great-grandchildren and had Buckley of Indianapolis, IN; 15 Try our new Minute Maid Fruit Slushies CUSTOM BUILDING unconditional love for them all. great-grandchildren; sister, Eve- Our Minute Maid® Fruit Slushies are back just in time for the summer! Hazel was always a strong inde- lyn Marie Schindler of Goodland, ® (719) 349-8840 They go great with McDonald’s Burgers and World Famous Fries 1203 Main Avenue • (785) 899-6103 pendent woman, and had lifelong KS; nieces and nephews; and Available in small, medium and large sizes. Burlington, Colorado friends all of the country and her good friends Sallie Curtis of locally. She enjoyed her work Delano; Deloris “Petie” Williams before retirement and church af- of Etowah. terwards. She especially enjoyed Funeral Services will be held being a part of the “Keenagers” at Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 4:00 the Woodward Church of God, p.m., in the Chapel at Serenity and bible study. Everyone who Funeral Home in Etowah, with met Hazel loved her sweet kind Pastor Hershel Baker officiating. personality, her sweetness and Interment will follow at Green her beautiful smile. The friends Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will and family that knew her the best include: Tom Schuman, Tan- knew adventurous, spunky and ner Buckley, Billy Dorsey, C.J. ornery personality. Hazel loved Dorsey, Jeff Duke and Tony “Ty” Goodland and Colby, KS & Burlington and Lamar, CO to travel with her husband and Acebedo. her daughter and she especially Family will receive friends loved the beach and tropical air. from 2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Tues- God, I getting a beautiful sole and day in the Stateroom. In print, online or on your mobile... Hazel will be missed by all that The service will be live Start your knew and loved her. streamed. No matter how you read it, we’ll be there! Hazel was preceded in death by Flowers will be accepted, how- day off right her husband, Thomas E. Dorsey; ever anyone that wishes, may with your Subscribe online at: www.nwkansas.com daughter, Toni Lynn Dorsey; make a donation to the “Keenag- favorite local parents, William “Leo” and El- ers” of Woodward Church of God newspaper. sie Somers and brother, William or the American Cancer Society Somers, Jr. in Hazel’s name. She is survived by son, Thomas star-news 3 goodland The Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 Baseball, Softball seniors recognized Know the forms The Goodland High School baseball and softball teams held their senior recognition nights at home games last week and this week. Photos by Jackie Elliott of phosphorus Does the type of phosphorus used as a jeanne starter make any dif- ference? In particular, falk jones what about the ratio of orthophosphate to • extension district polyphosphate in the fertilizer product. The topic of ortho and poly liquid and dry phosphate products, forms of phosphate often comes up they have equal agronomic perfor- when discussing starter fertilizer. mance if applied at the same P2O5 So, lets first, how do dry formula- rates and in a similar manner. tions and liquid formulations of This is because when polyphos- phosphate compare? phate is added to soil, a process Liquid 10-34-0 is composed called hydrolysis breaks down the Brock Mull Trevor Daise Sara Syverson of a mixture of ammonium poly- polyphosphate chains into ortho- Devlin Mull Rhea and Tony Daise Jim Syverson phosphates and ammonium ortho- phosphates. The concern of many phosphates. The dissolved ortho- people is the length of time it takes phosphate molecules are identical for this process to occur. Previous to those found in dry phosphorus studies indicate that although it fertilizers MAP and DAP. So, these may take a few days to complete ammonium polyphosphates are just the hydrolysis process, the major- simply chains of orthophosphate ity is completed in 48 hours. As a molecules. The polyphosphates result, phosphorus in soil solution are formed by removing a molecule will typically be similar from either of water and when they are put into source shortly after application. the soil, the soil enzymes quickly So, in short, there is no agronomic convert the simple chains back to difference in how the ortho and poly individual orthophosphates - identi- forms of phosphate feed plants. And cal to those provided by MAP and/ the process to change poly phos- or DAP. phates into orthophosphates hap- So, why do we have both ortho pens pretty quickly, with a majority and poly forms of phosphate? Poly- completed in 48 hours. phosphates were developed primar- If you have any questions on these ily to improve the storage of liquid forms of phosphorus, please give Atalee Amthor Makayla Wolak Anna Gutierrez me a call at the K-State Extension Jerry and Lori Amthor Amber and Lucas Wolak Christina and Manuel Gonzalez phosphate products and to increase the analysis of liquid phosphate Offices in Goodland, St. Francis and fertilizers. Sharon Springs or on the K-State When comparing the poly and Experiment Station in Colby. You ortho forms of phosphate, they have can also see what I am finding in vfw auxiliary equal agronomic performance when the field by following me on face- applied in a similar way and at the book at K-State Sunflower District Lowell Coleman Veterans of campaign, will significantly reduce Flag Day: We have not yet heard church. If you know of a service same P2O5 rates. If we compare Agronomy. Foreign Wars Auxiliary 1133 May anything from the Elks about this. barriers to care for women veterans member who would appreciate the 6, 2021, at 9:30 a.m. with Sr Vice Buddy Poppy – Our entry will be while also expanding services to box, let us know their names and Shelly Wllhems opening the meet- entered at the state level for judging. address issues like reintegration, address. ing according to the contemporary Hospital: Cards to 3 thinking of homelessness, and newborn care. Quilt project: Tickets will be dis- OPEN HOUSE ritual. 8 members present. you. Wheatridge and Topside – will Scholarship: two entries were tributed to members. We encourage June 18-20, 2021, is Department get a cupcake flags for Flag Day. 1 submitted and both will receive a each of you to sell ten tickets. We Saturday, May 22 Sunday, May 23 Convention, at the Capitol Plaza quilt was given to Don Fiegel. $500 scholarship, payable in two hope to have a stand at several com- 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 12-4 p.m. in Topeka. National Convention Legislative: Senator Jerry Moran installments next fall. The win- munity events. The first quilt will be was to be in Baltimore, but is in the was instrumental working to pass ners will be announced at the High drawn for at Flatlanders. 3 beautiful Champion model homes! process of being moved to a differ- many legislations that benefits our School award ceremony. Other quilts will be raffled off for We can build these homes on your property, ent location. veterans and their family. 1. H. R. Veterans and Family Support: Veterans Day. or we also have land/home packages available in Americanism: Memorial Day 1276: Strengthening and Amplify- You can Help the Lutheran Church Black/purple quilt will be sold activities: ing Vaccination Efforts to Locally with their May Mission – to sup- now till Flatlanders: 1 for $5.00 and Flagler and Limon! Need flag bearers for Brewster Immunize All Veterans and Every port veterans with care packages. 10 for $25.00 Tami Witt: (719) 651-0515 at 8:30 am, Goodland at 10:00 and Spouse (SAVE LIVES) Act. Signed Suggested items include: Playing Installation of officers was held Emery Jennings: (785) 656-2756 Kanorado at 11:30. Also need folks into law by President Biden week of cards, Canned goods with pull according to ritual. The officers will to help put out the Auxiliary flags March 29, 2021. 2. Colonel John M. tabs, Beef jerky or sticks, Monkey officially take office in June after the on deceased members graves on McHugh Tuition Fairness for Sur- Butt powder, Black socks, Tylenol Department Convention. Friday afternoon and pick them up vivors Act - introduced legislation or Ibuprofen tablets, Toothpaste Memorial Service for Pam Cullen on Monday afternoon. to expand in-state tuition eligibility & toothbrushes, Dental floss, De- and Dorothy Hill, members who Should we have FCCLA help for the families of veterans who die tergent pods, Towels, Baby wipes, passed away this year followed the with flags? Have been paying them from service-connected disabilities. Licorice, gummy candies, hot ta- ritual. RURAL AMERICAN $200. It was decided to try to put 3. United States-Israel PTSD Col- males, Disposable razors, Shaving The charter was draped for Bette them out with just help from the laboration Research Act – reintro- cream. Stithem, April 7, 2021. BUILDERS members. duced 4. 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Opponents fear the Heritage area is a screen for an attempted federal takeover of land here, in concert with the Biden Administration’s backing of the international “30 by 30” plan. This United Nations program promotes putting 30 percent of the world’s land area and waters under conservation by 2030. The National Park Service, which administers the Heritage program, says it does not take title to land within a Heritage area or propose any land-use regulations. The service does provide advice and can direct federal funds from the nearly-50-year-old program to an area for projects. So, who’s right? And more importantly, should we fear being a part of a Heritage area. Is it really a “land grab,” as opponents claim? At this point, the program appears to be innocent. It could be used as a vehicle to promote land-use restrictions such as con- servation agreements. These are already available through the Agriculture Department under the Farm Bill, however. Their normal use is to keep land in production by protecting it from development, not to take it out of production. Farmers and ranchers use conservation agreements to restrict future non-farm use of their land so it won’t be developed for hous- ing. To these people, it’s a benefit. It is not normally connected to Heritage areas, however. We already have regional groups which spring from the fed- eral government, sometimes in partnership with the state. One We still value the common good example is the Resource Conservation and Development districts created under the Agriculture Department under the Farm Bill. The phrase “the common good” and its im- claim we live in social-media bubbles, commu- They produce a flow of federal money for projects that otherwise portance in our history has always impressed from nicating only with people we agree with. The would not exist. me. I’ve been wondering about the history of common good has had no meaning for them. We do see a danger that the 30 by 30 plan could involve taking the idea: where it comes from, what it means other pens But events keep reminding us of what we land out of agricultural production, but that would be short- and the impact it has. The concept goes back • do have in common. The 9/11 attacks shook sighted. The world is going to need all the food it can get. a long way. commentary Americans and showed our vulnerability. We A lot of left-wing people form a coalition, however, against Aristotle wrote about forming govern- looked for ways to strengthen the common cattle production, raising corn to feed beef and related industries. ments to achieve security, justice, and other retary Robert Reich, author of a 2019 book good with a renewed emphasis on securing They see beef as bad for us and bad for the environment. If they benefits for all people in a community. He titled “The Common Good,” said America has ourselves with more surveillance and screen- have their way, the “Buffalo Commons” theory might well come saw the common good as a basic principle of been stuck for five decades in a cycle of indi- ing. to pass. ethical thought. St. Augustine and St. Thomas vidualism. He argued that Americans born in The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed And this would be a disaster for those of us who live in rural Aquinas saw the common good as conforming the first half of the 20th century lived through tensions between our rugged individualism America. If National Heritage Areas have anything to do with this human society with God’s plan. experiences that created a sense of mutual de- and our concern for the common good, as the movement, though, it appears to be coincidental. Enlightenment philosophers examined the pendence, such as the Great Depression, World virus has killed nearly 600,000 Americans. The real question ought to be, do we want or need another layer meaning of the common good, and their ideas War II, and the Cold War. Those experiences We learned to wear face coverings in public, of federal bureaucracy overlaid on a patchwork of cities, coun- influenced America’s founders, who embraced forged a social contract in which individuals postponed gatherings with loved ones and ties, regional commissions and states that already produces more the term as they established a new nation. They looked out for others. Many embraced Robert queued up for vaccinations. We did these bureaucratic lunacy that we can cope with? believed a strong constitution and republican F. Kennedy’s idea that there was “something things to protect ourselves and others for the We ought to have less government, not more, and that is reason government could protect the common good fundamentally noble” in public service. common good. enough to suspect any of these federally induced agencies and from the abuses of rulers and the threats of But the civil rights movement made clear President Joe Biden promotes a view of the groups. We haven’t seen what they might do with a Heritage factionalism. that our conception of the common good common good that improves access to educa- area, but we doubt it will save our rural economy. Only bringing In foreign policy, the concept of the common didn’t extend to all Americans. For many, the tion, health care and economic opportunity. a few more people and jobs out here to enjoy our quiet way of good often strengthens the national interest. If Vietnam War and Watergate fueled a rejection His Republican critics respond with the view life would do that. the nation is strong and respected, the think- of the concept of the common good and a deep that the common good thrives in an environ- More government? Let them keep their federal dollars and just ing goes, it can better protect the welfare and distrust of government. In 1981, President ment of lower taxes and less regulation. Al- leave us alone. – Steve Haynes common good of its citizens. We enter alli- Ronald Reagan declared, “Government is not though their approaches differ, it’s positive that ances with other countries to avoid conflict the solution to our problem, government is the both sides are showing their basic commitment and safeguard the common good of ourselves problem.” to promoting the common good. and our allies: for example, the NATO alliance In Reich’s view, business leaders once took for mutual defense and America’s 75-year responsibility for the wellbeing of their em- Lee Hamilton is a Senior Advisor for the peaceful relationship with Japan. We try to ployees, but a new generation of CEO’s saw Indiana University Center on Representa- concern ourselves with the common good of their duty as maximizing shareholder value. tive Government; a Distinguished Scholar people around the world, which is threatened For decades, wages stagnated for average at the IU Hamilton Lugar School of Global by climate change, nuclear weapons prolifera- workers while earnings skyrocketed for those and International Studies; and a Professor of tion, and other risks. at the top. In politics, we have experienced ex- Practice at the IU O’Neill School of Public and Some argue that our sense of the common treme polarization, scorched-earth campaign Environmental Affairs. He was a member of the The Goodland Star-News good has been shrinking. Former Labor Sec- tactics and demonization of opponents. Many U.S. House of Representatives for 34 years. (USPS No. 222-460. 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The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 5 Next week Mistakes can slow down tax refunds The Internal Revenue Service today reminded a dependent. If a dependent or spouse does not Taxpayers and tax professionals are encouraged taxpayers to check their tax returns for common have and is not eligible to get a SSN, list the to file electronically if possible. errors that could delay refunds or otherwise Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) Use the right routing and account numbers. is EMS Week affect normal processing. Here are some ways instead of a SSN. Requesting direct deposit of a federal refund into to avoid tax return slipups as the May 17 due Learn about filing status. If taxpayers are one, two or even three accounts is convenient and date gets closer. unsure about their filing status, the Interactive allows the taxpayer access to his or her money Use electronic filing. Filing electronically, Tax Assistant on IRS.gov can help them choose faster. Make sure the financial institution routing EMS WEEK, from Page 1 lance Service is: “To provide the whether through IRS Free File or other e-file the correct status, especially if more than one and account numbers entered on the return are citizens of Sherman County with service providers, is a great way to cut the filing status applies. Tax software, including accurate. Incorrect numbers can cause a refund to AEMT; Mathew Windell, EMT; the highest level of emergency chances for many tax return mistakes and IRS Free File, also helps prevent mistakes with be delayed or deposited into the wrong account. maximize deductions to reduce tax owed at Taxpayers can also use their refund to purchase Corbin Townsend, EMT; Dakota medical services. Our service filing status. Roubideaux, EMT/EVO; Andy will assure a rapid response with the same time. The tax software automatically Correctly answer the virtual currency question. U.S. Savings Bonds. 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When ready to file, taxpayers Emergency Vehicle Operators and education. Our service will be tax return. Examples are Forms W-2, 1099-MISC during 2020 were purchases of virtual currency, should make a copy of their signed return and include: Neal Thornburg, Ray a dynamic mix of both full-time or 1099-NEC. Underreporting income may lead they are not required to answer ‘yes’ to the all schedules for their records. to penalties and interest. question. Request an extension, if needed. Taxpayers Church, Aaron Mann and Doug and reserve professionals at all Eddleman. levels.” Get names and Social Security numbers Mail paper returns to the right address. Paper who cannot meet the May 17 deadline can easily EMS billing is done by Eric Follow their Facebook page, right. Enter each Social Security number (SSN) filers should check the right address for where to request an automatic filing extension to Oct. 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Upcoming virtual conference will address the future of learning The KU Edwards Campus is host of how to best keep students engaged through “This conference will provide a platform Wilbur Kieffer Endowed Professor and Kezar’s session will explore some of the this year’s Virtual Big 12 Teaching and alternative course delivery formats and its for faculty, staff and administration to come Dean’s Professor of Leadership, Univer- unintentional lessons from the COVID-19 Learning Conference. Higher education potential lasting influence on the future of together and talk about best practices re- sity of Southern California, director of the crisis, during which campuses ramped up instructors are invited to this conference in higher education. lated to assessment, teaching and student Pullias Center and director of the Delphi professional development for teaching on- June to engage in discussion around how to The conference features two days full learning,” said Ben Wolfe, associate dean Project. line. One of the byproducts of this effort was enhance student learning, the effect of CO- of presentations, interactive workshops, of the School of Professional Studies. “This Beatty will focus on the Hybrid-Flexible enhanced support for lecturers and adjuncts VID-19 on teaching and learning, inclusive lightning rounds, keynote speakers and is especially prudent as we navigate the (HyFlex) Course Design, which is currently at many campuses. teaching practices, the latest educational more, all offered online. For a full schedule changing landscape of higher education being used in many institutions around the The Virtual Big 12 Teaching and Learn- research and more. of the two-day conference, visit the confer- and student learning as brought about by world to teach both classroom and online ing Conference takes place from 9 a.m. to Many colleges and universities have ence schedule. the pandemic.” students in the same courses, with the same 3 p.m. June 10-11. Those interested in at- reported difficulties in knowing how to The conference is a timely event for The two main events of the conference instructor, and allow students the choice of tending can visit edwardscampus.ku.edu/ build upon today’s ability to collaborate higher education educators to connect will be the keynote speaker Brian Beatty, participation mode. He will highlight the big-12. with individuals around the globe and ac- with peers and dive into strategies to cre- associate professor of instructional tech- strategic values of HyFlex delivery, four cess diverse opportunities to learn from ate enriched learning opportunities and to nologies at San Francisco State University, fundamental design principles and a recom- one another. Big 12 colleagues will share engage students. and the plenary session by Adrianna Kezar, mended design process. public notice Kansans encouraged to apply for broadband program Governor Laura Kelly is encouraging quali- “This program is important to address broad- • Experienced a substantial loss of income LEGAL NOTICE REGARDING district. Any person desiring fying Kansas residents to apply for the Federal band affordability issues and drive progress on since February 29, 2020 and the household had REVISED MANAGEMENT to be heard in this matter, Communications Commission’s (FCC) Emer- digital equity in Kansas,” Stan Adams, Director a total income in 2020 below $99,000 for single PROGRAM must file with the groundwater gency Broadband Program to help households of the Office of Broadband, said. “Given the filers and $198,000 for joint filers; or management district board, at struggling to pay for internet service during the criticality of broadband for so many Kansans • Meets the eligibility criteria for a partici- Pursuant to K.S.A. 82a-1029 the office, a written statement pandemic. The program opened on Wednesday. and the increasing digital divide, we as a com- pating providers’ existing low-income or CO- the Board of Directors of the of his or her intent to appear “We know broadband is no longer a luxury, but munity need to do more to remove barriers to VID-19 program. Northwest Kansas Groundwater and a summary of the testimony a necessity for Kansans and our communities to robust broadband utilization. We are grateful for “The pandemic has demonstrated just how Management District No. 4, he or she intends to present, in participate in the digital economy,” Governor Governor Kelly’s leadership to ensure as many critical it is for every Kansas student to have hereby gives notice of a public duplicate, at least five (5) days Kelly said. “I strongly encourage every Kansas eligible Kansans as possible take advantage of access to affordable and reliable internet con- hearing on its state-approved in advance of the hearing date. family eligible to take advantage of the oppor- the program.” nection,” Dr. Randy Watson, Commissioner of Revised Management Program, tunity and apply for the Emergency Broadband A household is eligible for the Emergency the Kansas State Department of Education, said. to be held June 16, 2021, Attest: Program.” Broadband Program if one of its members: “We are grateful to the Governor for launching beginning at 10:00 a.m. central Brett Oelke, The Emergency Broadband Program provides • Qualifies for the Lifeline program; the Emergency Broadband Program to ensure daylight time, at the GMD 4 GMD 4 Board President a discount of up to $50 monthly towards inter- • Receives benefits under the free and reduced- equity in education is maintained.” offices, 1290 West Fourth net service for eligible households, and up to price school lunch program or the school break- All eligible Kansans are encouraged to take Street, Colby, Kansas. 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6 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 Humanities Kansas offers VAannounceswalk-in free stories over hotline vaccinationsforveterans,others Humanities Kansas (HK) an- relationship to the land. Sister Rose- Heroes in Fort Scott, Museum of Building off U.S. Senators Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) LIVES Act, every veteran, their spouse and caregiver nounces four new stories now mary Kolich, professor of English World Treasures in Wichita, Norton and Jon Tester’s (D-Mont.) successful efforts to can now receive a vaccine at any VA medical center. available on the Humanities Hot- at the University of Saint Mary, Public Library, Ottawa Library, and expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to veterans I encourage all veterans to get the safe and effective line. Topics on the toll-free hotline recounts Abraham Lincoln’s visit Wamego Public Library. Contact and their families, the Department of Veterans Af- COVID-19 vaccine.” feature unique Kansas stories about to Kansas in 1859. These hotline fairs (VA) announced that it is accepting walk-in “This is great news for Montana veterans and their HK if your organization would families who will no longer have to wait to get vac- petroglyphs, powwows, Abraham selections are available through like to be considered as a Hotline COVID-19 vaccinations nationwide for eligible Lincoln’s visit to Kansas, and Wil- May 31, 2021. partner. veterans, spouses and caregivers. cinated,” said Sen. Tester. “I fought hard to pass my liam Allen White’s most famous The VA began administering COVID-19 vaccines bipartisan SAVE LIVES Act in Congress to ensure The Humanities Hotline provides Call the Humanities Hotline at to all veterans, spouses and caregivers last month as every veteran, spouse, and caregiver has access to editorial. The Humanities Hotline an accessible alternative to today’s 1-888-416-2018. For more infor- is free and available anytime, day Zoom culture and encourages the mation visit humanitieskansas.org. a result of the Senators’ bipartisan Strengthening a vaccine from VA, because the science shows this or night, to anyone with a landline people of Kansas to participate - and Amplifying Vaccination Efforts to Locally Im- vaccine is a safe and effective tool in the fight to man- Humanities Kansas is an inde munize all Veterans and Every Spouse Act (SAVE or smartphone at 1-888-416-2018. in lifelong engagement with the pendent nonprofit spearheading a age the spread of this virus and help save lives. I urge humanities. The hotline was de- movement of ideas to empower the LIVES Act), which allows the VA to provide CO- folks to take advantage of this convenient walk-in Hotline topics change monthly. service at their closest VA facility as quickly as pos- The Humanities Hotline offers a veloped as a way to combat social people of Kansas to strengthen their VID-19 vaccination services to veterans and their menu of short Kansas stories, both isolation and bridge the technology communities and democracy. Since families, regardless of whether they are enrolled in sible, so we can put this pandemic in the rearview VA health care. As a result, the VA has vaccinated mirror and our economy back on track.” serious and lighthearted, that are divide with stories that could be 1972, HK’s pioneering program- researched and presented by experts easily accessed without the need ming, grants, and partnerships have more than 2.7 million individuals, including more This walk-in service ensures all veterans enrolled from across the state. Freddy Gipp, for internet. documented and shared stories to than 60,000 individuals under the SAVE LIVES Act. in VA health care and those authorized under the - Founder and CEO of Lead Horse, The Humanities Hotline is free spark conversations and generate “The COVID-19 vaccine is our best shot at get SAVE LIVES Act have an opportunity to receive - and available to all Kansans and can insights. Together with statewide ting back to normal, and it has been my priority to a COVID-19 vaccination from VA at their conve- LLC, shares the history and signifi ensure every veteran has easy access to the vaccine,” - cance of powwows. Beverley Olson be especially helpful to those with- partners and supporters, HK in- nience. More information on COVID-19 vaccina Buller, chair of the William Allen out access to broadband. Statewide spires all Kansans to draw on his- said Sen. 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Rex Buchanan, Director poria Public Library, Finney County Emeritus of the Kansas Geological Public Library in Garden City, God- Survey, talks about Kansas petro- dard Public Library, Hays Public glyphs and what they tell us about Library, Lawrence Public Library, Church Directory the people who made them and their Lowell Milken Center for Unsung First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Our Lady of Emmanuel Ten warning Pastor: Doug Amend East Eighth & Arcade • 785-890-5233 Perpetual Help Lutheran signs of Alzheimer’s [email protected] & Facebook Sunday: 9 a.m. - Adult Sunday Schools 307 W. 13th • 890-7205 Church Loosing my mom re- 10:30 a.m. - Worship Mass: Monday: 6 p.m.; Tuesday: 12:10 p.m.; cently from a diagnosis melinda Wednesday: 7:15 a.m.; Thursday: 12:10 p.m. followed M-W-F: 9 a.m. Senior Exercise Class 13th & Sherman • 890-6161 around 15 years ago with by Eucharistic Adoration until 8 p.m. and Confes- www.elcgoodland.com daily Wed: 7 p.m. - Adult Choir Progressive Dementia has sion from 5-5:45 p.m.; Friday: 7:15 a.m.; Saturday: Pastor Don McMillan • 785-890-6110 led me to want to help oth- Tuesday: 2 p.m. - Nifty Needlers sewing Confession 5 p.m. Mass 6 p.m.; Sunday: 10 a.m. • sunflower extension Services: Sunday Worship – 9 a.m. ers with this topic. group Confession, 10:30 a.m. Mass; 1st and 3rd Sundays, Sunday School – 10:15 - 11 a.m. Alzheimer’s disease is disease. 10 a.m. - Zoom Bible Study Spanish Mass at noon. Wednesdays – 6:30 p.m. during Lent & Advent not a normal part of aging. It is an Researchers strongly believe that irreversible, progressive brain dis- early detection of Alzheimer’s dis- ease that slowly destroys memory ease will be a key to understanding and thinking skills and, eventually, how to prevent, slow, and ultimately the ability to carry out the simplest stop the disease in the future. Seventh Day daily tasks. Alzheimer’s disease The first step to early detection Pleasant Home Promiseland works to destroy your brain when is understanding the 10 warning Adventist Church abnormal lesions – called beta- signs of the disease, as defined by Church Baptist Church amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary the Alzheimer’s Association: 1. 1160 Cattletrail tangles – clog the brain and interrupt Memory loss that disrupts daily life. Celebrating 125 years of God’s 899-7522 2. 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Crossroads Worship Kanorado Iglesia Del Dios er’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease is If you notice any of these warning the leading cause of dementia-like signs in yourself or a loved ones, Pastor: Craig Groeschel United Methodist Vivo symptoms, accounting for 60 to please see a doctor as soon as pos- 80 percent of all dementia cases. sible. There are numerous benefits 1529 Texas Church La Luz Del Mundo Alzheimer’s disease is the cause, to early detection and diagnosis. Spanish bilingual church - translation available and dementia is a symptom of the Pastor: Josh Simmons Minister: Jose Orenos The story of our lives 399-2468 1601 Texas • (909) 693-1781 The world likes to judge a book by St. Paul’s Episcopal Calvary Gospel Church United Methodist its cover, not caring about the stories from our 4th & College • 785-890-3605 that lay within the book. 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The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 7 REGIONAL ACTION CONTINUES Class 3A Regional Baseball Tournament May 17-19 at Colby Competing schools include: Cimarron, Colby, Goodland, Holcomb, Hugoton, Kismet-Southwestern Heights, Lakin and Scott Community HS Class 3A Regional Softball Tournament May 17-18, 2021 at Scott City Competing schools include: Cimarron, Colby, Goodland, Holcomb, Hugoton, Kismet- Southwestern Heights, Lakin, Scott Community and Sublette-Haskell Co. Cowboy Baseball team Front row, left to right: Brysun Waters, Gentry Deeds, Octavio Gonzalez, Manual Gonzalez, Mason Hernandez and Brock Mull. Back row, left to right: Kyan Ensign, Walker Eslinger, Trevor Daise, Dexter Dautel, Caleb Duell, Maverick Spresser, Witton Peter and Cole Linton.
Cowgirl Softball team Front row (from left): Coach Tess Smith, Anna Gutierrez, Brooklan Ivans, Olivia Bassett, Raelyn Hillmer,Sofia Garza, Elisa Herrera, Briella Rubio, Emmi Ensign. Middle row: Sara Syverson, Grace Riedesel, Jacelyn Horinek, Hannah Coumerilh, Rilynn Frazier, Hadyn Blochlinger, Atalee Amthor, Haley Biermann. Back row: Coach Barb Bedore, Tori Ketter, Abbi Rickard, Makayla Wolak, Eve Cole, Jaxi Mitchek, Mya Nemechek, Haley Blochlinger, MaKenna Hovis, Allyson Sheldon, Coach Joy Braun. Class 3A Regional Boys Golf Tournament May 17, 2021 at Cimarron High School Coaches meeting 9 a.m. MST Tee-time 10 a.m. MST
Competing schools include: Cimarron, Colby, Goodland, Holcomb, Hugoton, Kismet-Southwestern Heights, Lakin, Larned and Scott Community
Cowboy Golf Team Front row (from left): Braden Bergsma, Aiden Miller. Back row: Brock Mull, Coach Travis Jones, Brody Kaup. GOOD LUCK COWBOYS & COWGIRLS!
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Third Quarter Honor Roll Supreme Lehman, Olivia Simoneau, Mason Kent, Hailey Seventh Grade McCary, Casja Townsend, Sheridan Ketter, Tori Bergsma, Brode Spresser, Maverick Principal’s Wynn, Autumn Lehman, Emma Bhend, Halle Junior Honor Roll Yost, Jackson Livengood, Blake Biermann, Hope Berkheiser, Zane Seventh Grade Freshman Nemechek, Matthew Cadavid, Isabella Ensign, Emmi Cure, Libby Berkheiser, Haukin Rickard, Abbigayle Cure, Allison Eslinger, Walker Douglass, Isaiah Blochlinger, Hadyn Schurr, Haylee Dautel, Danica Franz, Alexis Emig, Jackson Clayville, Zachary Senior Franz, Ashlyn Garcia, Asaph Gonzalez, Enedina DeLaCruz, Diego Amthor, Atalee Fulwider, Paige Miller, Gantzen Hall, Dion Hernandez, Anahi Biermann, Mikayla Gabel, Jayslin Senior Hillmer, Reese Horinek, Jacelyn Brumbaugh, Brennan Kummell, Joshua Almanza-Chavez, Jones, Tori Ivans, Brooklan Carter, Leah Linn, Kiara Valeria Mangum, Michael Miller, Aiden Cooper, Kiefer Linton, Lauren Berls, Ryan Mull, Braylon Ochoa, Ramon Majoral Obradors, Lundgren, Payton Cure, Leyton Russell, Autumn Schears, Sydney Aniol Newman, Sakari Daise, Jackson Saucedo, Jesus Sophomore McCary, Ariane Eighth Grade Fenner, Jazlyn Wilson, Elle Adams, Tucker McClung, Ashtin Berls, Mason Flores, Tiffany Wright, Isabella Belden, Kade Millan, Baleria Burk, Lola Garza, Jenitsabeth Eighth Grade Cure, Lindsey Sanderson, Heath Conger, Kya Guillot, Anna Arntt, Wyatt Deeds, Gentry Thomas, Caden Linin, Blair Gutierrez, Anna Brumbaugh, Brady Hernandez, Mason Linin, Mirari Hahn, Sydney Cure, Linkon Hill, Josie Martin, Marie Knitig, Chelsey Daise, Allison Holub, Kristina Murray, Madelynn Linin, Annika Dinkel, Dallynn Houck, Hailey Sederstrom, Kacen Mason, Caleb Eckhardt, Billy Lazo, Angel Thorson, Zach Neal, Mason Robert Fenner, Brylie Lopez, Julian Wolak, Ben Rodriguez, Isaac Finley, Teylon Nemechek, Mya Freshman Ross, Genesis Franz, Logan Schears, Nathaniel Biermann, Haley Syverson, Sara Fritz, Logan Schears, Noah Blochlinger, Haley Vargas Rojas, Saul Gattshall, Linnea Sheldon, Allyson Coumerilh, Hannah Wolak, Makayla Ihrig, Rhett Junior Dominguez, Lesly Wynn, Alexis Nemechek, Sarah Albers, Madison Linton, Cole Owens, Addison Bassett, Olivia Lockhart, Kerrek Purvis, Kamie Cole, Eve Lopez, Oscar Quain, Jared Dechant, Caleb Mendoza, Idania Rickard, Ariel Esquivel, Angel Mitchek, Jaxi Rodriguez, Sebastian Flores, Martha Sophomore Schears, Audrey Fritz, Reid Bhend, Harrison Simmons, Douglas Hillmer, Raelyn We are proud of you, students! Farm Bureau Financial Services- Goodland Regional Miranda Olsen Medical Center Cowboy Corner X-Press, LLC Western State Bank Frontier Ag, Inc. -member FDIC Townsend Heating & Cooling Scoular Co. The Insurance Agency, Inc. Short & Son, Inc. Bateman Funeral Home Goodland Public Library & Monument Co. Weathercraft Roofing & FNB Bank-member FDIC Overhead Door Cochran Farm Supply Koons Russell Funeral Home Congratulations! star-news 9 classified Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021
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NEWSPAPERS... Always there when you need them. star-news 10 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 sports Class 3A Regional Brackets Baseball No. 1 - Scott City 5/17 At Colby 1:30 p.m. No. 2 - Colby 5/19 1 p.m.
5/19 No. 4 - Lakin 4 p.m. 5/17 Noon No. 5 - Kismet-SW Heights
Regional Champion No. 2 - Holcomb 5/17 3 p.m. 5/19 No. 7 - Cimarron 2:30 p.m.
No. 3 - Hugoton 5/17 4:30 p.m. Tennis No. 6 - Goodland All Times Mountain team plays Softball No. 1 - Scott City against 5/17 At Scott City Field #1 - 5 p.m. 5/18 Colby Field #1 - 3 p.m. The Goodland High School 5/18 tennis team beat the rain on No. 4 - Cimarron Field #1 - 4:30 p.m. Monday to get in a home dual 5/17 against Colby. The two teams Field #1 - 3:30 p.m. played each other in singles and doubles. Pictured are No. 5 - Sublette Kerrek Lockhart (left), Noah Schear (above, left) and Sher- Regional Champion id Goodman (above). It was No. 2 - Holcomb the team’s only home outing 5/17 thanks to bad weather earlier Field #2 - 3:30 p.m. in the season. This was also 5/18 No. 7 - Goodland the boys team’s first season, Field #2 - 3 p.m. after the planned inaugural season last year was can- No. 3 - Colby celled due to the pandemic. 5/17 Photos by Kevin Bottrell Field #2 - 5 p.m. The Goodland Star-News No. 6 - Lakin
Play-In Game No. 8 - Hugoton 5/17 Field #2 - 2 p.m. Winner to play Scott City No. 9 - Kismet-SW Heights All Times Mountain
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6 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 Mason Mason Estevan Isaac Murray Neal Ordonez Rodriguez I’mattendingFortHays IwanttoattendK-State Iwanttogetmylicense I’ll attend K-State StateUniversitytomajor Carl R. Ice College of for Barbering and have my to major in Business in Education, with a future Engineeringtospecialize ownshop.Inthefuture,I Management, with a goal goal of living in Goodland in the structural aspects hope to be a successful of owning my own business and having a teaching job. of engineering. My future business owner and living andcrushingthegoalsI goals include a family and have set for myself. My My parents are Matt and building my own house. somewhere crazy. My parentsareRaulandLisa Michelle Murray. My parents are Jim and parentsareCindyOrdonez Rodriguez. Tammy Neal. andthelateRigoOrdonez.
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The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 7 Dakota McKenna Stephanie Sara Smith Smith Sotelo Syverson I’mgoingtogetdone No student form I’llbeworkingtosaveup I’llbeattendingK-State with my military contract provided moneyforcollege,asI’m Carl R. Ice School of and start on the oil rigs or undecided at the moment Engineering to major in ranching. My parents are withwhatIwanttodo.I Jen Smith and Steve Smith. Chemical Engineering. hope to be successful in Being happy in my faith whatever I choose. My and life is my main goal. parentsareRaulandMabel My parent is Jim Syverson. Sotelo.
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8 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 Makayla David Alexis Malikye Wolak Wood Wynn Younker IwillbegoingtoFHSU I’mgoingtoNorthwest IplanonattendingFort I’m unsure of what to major in Biology, hoping Tech for Automotive Hays State University, my future plans are. My to become an OB-GYN in Mechanics, hopefully using majoringinPsychology.I parents are Michalle Bosch my future. My parents are whatIlearnedinmyfuture. would love to be living in a and Matt Bosch. LukasandAmberWolak. My parents are Jennifer small town with my family Beckner and Brent Wood. in the future. My parents are Dave and Darla Wynn.
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The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 9 The Sky’s the Limit! Sending out our congratulations and best wishes to this year’s graduates! We know you’ll soar to even greater heights as you embark on the next endeavor. Good luck, and best wishes to each and every one of you. Subscribe today! (Sherman & adjacent counties): (Out of area): 1 year: $81.00 1 year: $89.00 6 months: $46.00 6 months: $54.00 3 months: $29.00 3 months: $39.00 GoodlandThe Star-News 1205 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 • (785) 899-2338
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Goodland High School Graduation Ceremony Saturday, May 22, 2021 2-3 p.m. MST at Max Jones Field House
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The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 11 Cynthia Samantha Kacey Brewster Carrasco Cozza Felzien No form provided. I’mattendingColby My plans are to enter the High School Community College for workforce after graduation. a major in Ag Commu- My parents are Clint and nications and minor in LanaFelzien. AnimalScience.Ihope to buy land in the future nearmyparent’scow/calf operation to help keep it running. My parents are Patrick and Denise Cozza.
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12 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, May 14, 2021 Brandon Colt Kenny Moore I’mattendingNorth- west Kansas Technical Iwillbedrivingtruck College, with hopes of after graduation. My pursuingacareerinLaw parentsareKentandLori Enforcement. My parents Moore. are Glenn Kenny and Keith Kenny.
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