DC3 approves lease for lineman program
The lineman program at Dodge City Community College (DCCC) will soon be experiencing some new changes, thanks to an agreement passed at the college's board meeting Tuesday night.
The agreement allow…
January 2014
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BLACK HILLS ENERGY WARNS CUSTOMERS OF PHONE SCAM
Black Hills Energy has received a scam report involving unknown parties who may be targeting its customers and demanding money
State legislators to talk shop in Dodge City
Four local legislators will be speaking with residents at the first of three events scheduled by the Dodge City Area Chamber of Commerce, Saturday.
DAILY RECORD
The following were booked into the Ford County Jail Thursday Jan. 31
The 39-year temporary job
While one would say Zielke was born to douse into this field, for Zielke, it was a temporary job that turned out to be not-so temporary...
Frank Talk: A slippery slope
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Demon bowlers lose WAC battle to Garden
The Dodge City High bowling teams lost to Garden City in Western Athletic Conference action in a triangular at Spare Tyme Bowl Lanes with Holcomb.The Red Demons scored one point out of a possible 11 …
Lady Bulldogs one win from 3-peat
The Ingalls Lady Bulldogs didn't make a basket for the first 10 minutes of their Southern Plains-Iroquois Activities Association girls semifinal contest against the South Central Lady Timberwolves. B…
Lady Demons lose to unbeaten Kapaun
The Dodge City Red Demon girls' basketball team ran into a buzz saw Thursday in top-ranked (KBCA, Class 5A) and unbeaten Kapaun-Mt. Carmel, falling 56-27 in the first round of the 38th Newton Invitat…
Lady Aces’ defense cools off Ashland
By John CurtisByline attribution: Dodge City Daily GlobeThe Bucklin Lady Aces overcame strong defensive pressure by the Ashland Lady Bluejays for a 43-30 victory in a Southern Plains-Iroquois Activit…