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re-population

  • Statue of children playing in downtown Garden City, Kan. (Photo by David Guth)
    Local News
    Amber Waves of Change: Homecoming (Part 4)
    David Guth
    The population decline within the Southern High Plains has been well documented. However, there are some communities within the region that are holding their own. University of Kansas Journalism Professor David Guth has been researching the area’s declining population. And in his final report, Guth says that family ties and aggressive community planning may be the reason some cities and towns are faring better than others.