Rebels score 99 in win over Larks
The South Gray Rebels recorded their third victory in four days with a 99-70 victory over the Sublette Larks in Tuesday night action.The Rebels — who clinched the Southern Plains-Iroquois Activities …
February 2014
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Local farmers donate to Junior 4-H Club
Local farmers Mark and Sherrie Fischer have made a donation of $2,500 to the DIY Junior 4-H Club. The donation is funded by America's Farmers Grow Communities.
The DIY Junior 4-H Club will use the d…
Trail Street construction a go
A vote eight years or more in the making, Trail Street will get the work its role in the city deserves.
Sen. Roberts: EPA at war with coal
Federal regulations on carbon dioxide and the lesser prairie chicken could cause energy prices in Kansas to double or triple, Sen. Pat Roberts and the Victory Electric CEO warn.
Southwest Chief: Cities on the line want state support
If they can't get their money, representatives from Dodge City and Garden City want full-throated support from the state as they try to convince Washington to make room in Amtrak's budget for the Sou…
Point of Rocks decision coming soon
The fate of the rock formation will be sealed with a decision soon.
Visitor’s bureau helps promoters reach out
The city has seen steady tourism increases, and with a new marketing grant, hopes to expand the reach of event and attraction promoters.
2013 crop values: wheat and corn lead the drop
Record yields and strong gains in soybean and milo crop values couldn't offset the big declines in wheat and corn prices in 2013.
Board of Regents approves transfer courses
Students at Dodge City Community College (DCCC) and other public Kansas postsecondary institutions will now be able to transfer credits more easily thanks to a measure passed by the Kansas Board of R…
Healthy Living 2014
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