Marine Farmer
Jack Wolfe may have grew up on a farm and worked his own farm for more than 60 years, but he is much more than a farmer.
Born Feb. 1, 1916, he was 26 when "Uncle Sam said you have to fight in the w…
February 2016
What’s new at the library
Often as I am visiting with people in the community they will ask how’s it going at the library, or what’s new at the library. I can say things are going great and there’s a lot of what’s new. So for…
Chamber offers next Bucket List tour
Based off the success of its China trip, the Dodge City Area Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce to offer the Treasures of Ireland Tour.
The nine-day trip, O…
The man inside
Consistency is usually what separates good players from average players. This season, redshirt freshman Josh Boutte has been a model of consistency for Dodge City Community College.
The 6-foot-6 fo…
Winter storm avoids area
As Monday's winter storm rolled into Kansas, National Weather Service meteorologists were unsure of its exact path.
"That was a very uncertain track for that storm," said Dodge City NWS meteorologi…
Sacred Heart celebrates National Catholic Schools Week
Sacred Heart Catholic School celebrates National Catholic Schools Week Sunday, Jan. 31 through Saturday, Feb. 6.
During the week the school will focus on the value Catholic education provides to yo…
The High Plains Journal
There is major paper in town besides the "Dodge City Daily Globe." Though it has a very large number of subscribers, it is no longer in direct competition with the Globe.
This newspaper has been pu…
No one injured in house fire
No one was injured in a house fire that broke out Monday morning.
At around 5:55 a.m., firefighters were dispatched to 209 E. Spruce St. in Dodge City that was home to five male occupants.
"No on…
County terminates consulting contract
The Ford County Commission approved terminating the contract with EWE Consulting of Kansas, Inc., for surveying and landfill services at its meeting Monday.
"As we progressed with the agreement it …
1A D-I State Moving to Dodge City
TOPEKA, Kan. - As postseason basketball approaches, the KSHSAA and Fort Hays State University have mutually agreed to relocate this year’s Class 1A Division I state basketball tournament from FHSU to…