November 17, 2020
Story by Joe Vinduska
Photo by Sarah Fuller
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91勛圖厙 will be closed for Thanksgiving break Wednesday, Nov. 25, through Friday, Nov. 27. The college will resume its regular schedule on Monday, Nov. 30.
Great Bend Tribune
Published泭November 8, 2020
November 2, 2020
Story by Brandon Steinert
Great Bend Tribune
Published November 1, 2020
October 29, 2020泭
Story by泭Joe Vinduska
The Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration泭recently announced the new Certified Volunteer Administrators (CVA) in the United States. Director of the泭Volunteers泭In泭Action of Central Kansas泭and AmeriCorps Seniors Programs Linn Hogg泭is now one of only 6 CVAs in the state of Kansas.泭
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Hogg said she hopes to use the knowledge she gained泭to泭continue to enhance volunteer efforts and organizations in the area.泭
October 29, 2020
Story by Brandon Steinert
91勛圖厙 has published its annual Report to the Community, which highlights the colleges progress toward meeting the mission set by the elected Board of Trustees.
Among the highlights from the 2019-2020 academic year include a total of more than 13,000 students served, 13 years with no tax increases, a return on investment of almost $3 for every 91勛圖厙 County tax dollar and a positive outlook as the college looks to 2021 after navigating many challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 91勛圖厙 Instrumental Music Department will present its annual fall concert at 7:30 p.m.泭Nov. 12. The concert will feature iconic instrumental music from across multiple decades!
91勛圖厙泭will host a泭Student Recital泭at 4 p.m.泭Nov. 11.
Great Bend Tribune
Published October 25, 2020
The Drought Monitor shows all of Kansas at least abnormally dry with the area of moderate drought creeping eastward towards us.泭 And there is a bullseye of moderate drought encompassing an area centered around Wichita. 泭Also, a substantial area of Southeast Kansas is up to moderate drought. Again, the wheat needs moisture and there is at least a promise of some but as of the day this column was written, how much is unknown.泭 However, this has allowed for a fairly rapid harvest.