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Flu shots: Think about getting one. (opens the original)
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A 2024 survey released by the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases revealed that low numbers (38%) of U.S. adults intended to get their annual flu vaccinations. Reasons cited included concerns about vaccine side effects and general distrust of vaccines. Opinion Flu shots: Think about getting one. Is Travel insurance useless in a crisis? Here’s what you need to know. ‘Looking Back’ photo appreciated Radical politicians don’t really care if Americans die
GB sales tax vote: Property tax relief, star bond at stake (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This is the second of two stories about last week’s Great Bend Chamber of Commerce Coffee, which was hosted by the City of Great Bend to promote a three-quarter cent sales tax. The first story, which ran in the Sept. 5 edition of the Great Bend Tribune, described how one-quarter cent would be used for rehabilitating the city’s Wastewater Treatment Facility. In today’s article, we look at how the remaining half-cent could be used. Paying for improvements to the city’s Wastewater Tr
Hoisington Labor Day Parade Brings the Smoke (opens the original)
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Hoisington’s annual Labor Day celebration wrapped up on Monday with the traditional parade, capping off a four-day weekend of music and entertainment. A highlight of the parade was a huge Hoisington High School Cardinal pulled by a truck with the “Make Hoisington Great.” Not only did the gigantic bird spout red smoke, it popped out white foam droppings as it passed by the crowd. Neal Nuss said he built the cardinal, with the help of his classmates from the Class of 1979, for their 20th reunion a
Wastewater treatment key part of sales tax pitch (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This is the first of two stories about a program that took place on Thursday, describing why people are being asked to vote for a three-quarter cent sales tax in Great Bend. Mayor Alan Moeder also plans to answer community questions about any aspect of city business in a new column that will appear in the Great Bend Tribune. Send questions to news@gbtribune.com with the subject line “Ask the Mayor.” Latest Power Tools for Women workshop offered Serving through faith, friendship, a
Great Bend Chamber Coffee Recap: Trust Company opens downtown office (opens the original)
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This week’s Great Chamber Coffee was followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Trust Company, 2009 Forest Ave., celebrating the opening of a branch office here. Vice President and Director of Financial Planning Mackenzie Blakeslee, MS, CFP, talked about the independent trust and wealth management company. Blakeslee worked upstairs in the Chamber office for about a year and a half while the company searched for the best location for a Great Bend branch. While Blakeslee is based in Great Bend at th
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