Tiger Grant match approved
Last year the city commissioners approved to match funds with the Tiger Grant VII for the Southwest Chief rail service that runs from Kansas to New Mexico.
For 2016, the Tiger Grant VIII has been s…
April 2016
Explosion of Science
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The Hunt for Treasure
Treasure is a word that surely stirs the imagination of people of every age.
The Stauth Memorial Museum is honored and excited to host NRG! Exhibits' The Hunt for Treasure! Exhibition.
This trave…
New coordinator in place
There’s a new person in charge of the Dodge City Main Street program.
Krissy Pulkrabek is the new Main Street coordinator for Dodge City Main Street. She replaces Chelsey Dawson.
"Chelsey’s husba…
DCMS results
Bob Preston Track Invitational. April 14
Team Placing:
7th Grade Girls took 7th Place
8th Grade Girls took 7th Place
7th Grade Boys took 6th Place
8th Grade Boys took 3rd Place
Medal Winn…
Red Demons triumph over Trinity
The Dodge City High School girls soccer team has been tested from the very start this season. In their first six games, the Red Demon dropped close contests to Bishop Carroll, Derby and Thomas More P…
DCCC men win Jayhawk Championship
The Dodge City Community College men's golf team looked like it was in trouble after it shot a first-round 302 (14-over par) Monday to put the Conquistadors eight shots back of first place with two r…
Red Demon sports briefs
SOFTBALL
The Dodge City High School softball team's doubleheader against Great Bend was postponed due to inclement weather on Tuesday. The Western Athletic Conference matchup has been rescheduled f…
Soule Canal
Known as "Soule's Folly" its remains still grace the landscape in Ford and Gray Counties along the Arkansas River.
It started when two brothers living in Spearville, but originally from Rochester, …
Record-setting rainfall in area
Dodge City's National Weather Service meteorologists promised rain. They were right.
According to the NWS, Dodge City entered the weekend 2.5 inches below normal for rain since Jan. 1. A slow-movin…