Community & Events

This holiday season, more than 20 of our Garden City employees stepped up to bring joy to local foster children through Spirit of the Plains CASA's Secret Santas program. Their generosity and kindness are what make the holidays truly magical. 

We're so proud of our team for spreading cheer and making a difference in our community!

Our talented employees created a Creepy Carnival experience at this year's Boo at the Zoo in Garden City. 

We had so much fun interacting with local children and families, and celebrating this exciting time of year together. And of course, a big shout-out to Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo for putting together such a fantastic night for the community—can’t wait for next year! 

Together with American Implement, we are pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 Ag Future Scholarship Program.

The Ag Future Scholarship Program provides a total of 10, $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors and current college students who intend to pursue an Ag-related program or degree at a university, community college or technical school.

Applicants from 23 western Kansas counties applied, and the following students were chosen as recipients:

Brennan Aldridge, Weskan High School; Baylor Dayoe, Ulysses High School; Lesly Dominguez, Goodland Junior/Senior High School; Britton Grigsby, Ashland High School; Matthew Hendricks, Cheylin High School; Braden Hoskinson, Satanta High School; Brady Ketzner, Cheylin High School; Kaylen Langhofer, Southwestern Heights High School; Kelsey Selensky, Quinter High School; and Madison Seyb, Stanton County Junior/Senior High School.

To qualify for the scholarship, students were required to have a minimum of a 3.0 grade point average, reside in a qualifying western Kansas or eastern Colorado county, and plan to pursue an Ag-related program. Additional factors such as grades, letters of recommendation, community involvement and participation in extracurricular activities were also considered.