Kansas Regents fall enrollment up slightly
The Kansas Board of Regents says a 13 percent rise in fall enrollment at the six technical colleges helped drive a slight increase in students attending the state's public institutions of higher educ…
September 2012
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Lawsuit accuses BNSF of discrimination
BNSF Railway Co. is being sued after it declined to hire a man who suffered injuries in a car accident more than 20 years ago.
Former residents say goodbye to contaminated town
Residents of a former mining town in southeast Kansas said an official farewell to the lead-contaminated town.
Kan. man keeps rare white bison on farm
They're rare and considered sacred by Native Americans, but Richard Duff has several white bison grazing contentedly in a Logan County pasture.
Kathryn Birney
Kathryn Birney, 82, of Bixby, Okla., passed away peacefully on Sept. 13, 2012 at St. John's Hospital in Tulsa, Okla., after suffering a stroke.
Kathryn Birney
Kathryn Birney, 82, of Bixby, Okla., passed away peacefully on Sept. 13, 2012 at St. John's Hospital in Tulsa, Okla., after suffering a stroke.
Morning Jolt: ‘Photobombing’ stingray goes viral
In the news: A stingray that appears to “photobomb” a picture three women were taking has gone viral. The stingray appears to be posing over the women’s shoulders, but the faces of the women are pric…
Victory Electric to hold annual health fair
On Saturday, Oct. 6 Victory Electric will hold their 5th annual health fair.
Asst. County Attorney outlines criminal proceedings
(Editor's note: The Globe will be covering each of this year's Citizen's Police Academy classes held by the Dodge City Police Department. This is the third article in the series.)
Today in the news: Regular NFL refs return tonight
Quote of note “Our officials will be back on the field starting (Thursday) night.” - NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, in announcing that the NFL had settled with the referees over a labor dispute. The…