County to clear health campus site, soon
With Compass Behavioral Health agreeing to join in on the health campus vision, work on the site will have to start soon.
June 2014
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City options 115 acres for retail development
Landowners running up the price when a national brand had interest in Dodge, city leaders said before putting an option on 115 acres.
City Commission add hitch to college dome bond approval
The Dodge City Commission wants affirmation from college board before allowing issuance of dome project bonds.
Bank of America leaving west Kansas, downtown Dodge
Bank of America is leaving Dodge City in 2015, the last of the bank's Kansas branches west of I-135 to close or be sold as part of a nationwide downsizing of physical locations.
One injured in house explosion
One person was critically injured when a gas leak caused an explosion at a residential home in Ford a day after gas and water utilities were turned on at the house. Annette Means was in the house by…
Rangers split doubleheader with Travelers
The Dodge City Rangers had their chances, but couldn't get the winning run across the plate against the Woodward Travelers.
The Oklahoma squad finally found a way to control the game in beating the…
District iPad breakage rates better than expected
Hardware survivorship rates among USD 443's iPad fleet brings joy to district leadership.
KBOR to hear report on DCCC, FHSU legal issues
There will be few surprises for close followers of the proposed DCCC merger in a report by KBOR on the legal hurdles facing the plan.
Young student of entrepreneurship takes first in state competition
Recent DCHS graduate Fanny Ochoa continued a Dodge City tradition by taking first in a youth entrepreneurship competition.
Folk artist’s newest work vandalized
A memorial in iron by a controversial Mullinville artist was vandalized in a deliberate manner, Monday night, days after he purchased the land and installed the sculptures.