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The Panther Activity Center (PAC) in Lodgepole, or formerly the “old Lodgepole High School building” has an updated sound system in the gymnasium thanks to a grant from the Lodgepole Community Fund. The original sound system was installed by Larry Stoll many years ago. Recently, Larry provided the labor and expertise to upgrade and update [.]
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Learning continues during lockdown drill Kansas schools perform many drills throughout the year
Tuesday morning activities at Great Bend High School included a lockdown drill, Assistant Principal Daryl Moore said. The drill was scheduled in advance with three officers from the Great Bend Police Department there to assist and to practice their own procedures.
Officials described the drill as a “soft lockdown” or a “lockdown continue-to-teach drill.”
“The purpose of the drill is to prepare for a situation when we would have a suspicious person or persons outside the building,” Moore said. “The outside doors are locked and monitored. Students are not allowed to pass between the PAC (Panther Activity Center) and the main building. Classrooms are locked but the teach
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. GBRC to again play host to regional youth hoops tournament 5th- and 6th-grade players from Great Bend and Larned compete at last year’s Kansas Basketball Academy Foundation regional qualifying tournament at the Panther Activity Center in Great Bend. This will be the sixth year Great Bend has hosted the qualifying tournament. KSHSAA guidelines limiting spectators will be in place for the Feb. 6, 2021, tournament. - photo by Great Bend Tribune file photo
At its monthly meeting Dec. 14, the Great Bend Recreation Commission board approved an agreement to once again host the Kansas Basketball Academy Foundation tournament again on Feb. 6, 2021, at the Panther Activity Center at Great Bend High School.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Marshall donates books as he moves from House to Senate USD 428 Board of Education meeting at a Glance, Dec. 14, 2020 Laina Marshall, left, on behalf of Senator-Elect Roger Marshall, delivered five autographed copies of House Mouse, Senate Mouse for each elementary library. Also pictured, Andrea Bauer, USD 428 public information director.
Senator-elect Dr. Roger Marshall has signed and donated five early reader books, titled “House Mouse, Senate Mouse,” to Great Bend USD 428 – one copy for each of the district’s five elementary schools. Marshall’s wife, Laina Marshall, recently delivered the books, said USD 428 Public Information Director Andrea Bauer. The donation was one of several contributions approved at Monday’s USD 428 Board of Educat