Dodge City gas prices fall slightly
Gasoline prices dropped slightly in the Dodge City area this past week.
Locally, Murphy USA was posted at $1.88 per gallon of regular unleaded. Dillons and Kwik Shops were posted at $1.89, while Pr…
September 2016
It’s a hard knock life at CMS
Nearly 90 students are involved in this year's Comanche Middle School musical, Annie JR.
The musical opens 7 p.m. on Oct. 8 at the CMS auditorium.
“We would love to have a packed house to support…
Lecture series explores legacies
The Dodge City Community College Faculty Teaching and Learning Cohort launched a series of informative talks as an on-going project last year.
Each semester, college faculty give free talks or lect…
Owner backs ballot issue
Gary Turner is ready for a law change. He has been for a couple of years.
The owner of Cattleman’s Lounge has wanted to change Ford County’s sell by the drink law for more than 2 years.
"We tried…
Fly Kansas tour returns
Returning for the second year in a row, the Fly Kansas Air Tour will be making a stop at Dodge City Regional Airport on Thursday.
The commemorative air tour makes flights across Kansas with stops i…
Dodge City seniors help young team
The Dodge City High School volleyball team fell to both Liberal and Garden City in their final home matches of the season.
Seniors Tia Bradshaw, Ashley Nelson and Mariah Wissar were all honored on …
Demons grind out win against Hutchinson
Coming into the season, the Dodge City High School boys soccer team knew that most of their opponents were going to play a defensive style and try to score on the counter attack.
On Tuesday at Memo…
Demons take second in Garden City
GIRLS TENNIS
Dodge City finished just one point behind Garden City on Saturday at the Buffaloes home tournament.
The Red Demons were without senior Hannah Sowers and Daniela Villarreal, who playe…
Warm weather makes hunting difficult
Kansas is home to 27 species of ducks, but these species aren't necessarily native to Kansas. Most originate from the northern United States and Canada, though approximately 14 species are known to n…
Kan. hunters conserve, more successful in-state
Those leading conservation efforts might be the last type of people you’d expect to keep herds alive—they are in fact, hunters.
Lloyd Fox, big game program coordinator with the Kansas Department of…