Magazine seeking state’s best eateries
KANSAS Magazine is asking a very personal question — what’s your favorite place to eat? More specifically, what’s your favorite non-chain restaurant to eat?
The statewide magazine — a division of t…
February 2017
Chief wants to quiet rumors
Dodge City Police Chief Drew Francis has been busy.
Several months ago he was in Langley, Virginia, for a 10-week training program and recently has had to try and put Dodge City residents at ease o…
Be aware of PESs
Some teenagers look for an easy way to alter their appearance without paying the price of effort and dedication. They may be tempted to take a pill, supplement or energy food or drink. The American A…
Two local teens earn Eagle Scout honors
Justin Schowengerdt and Matthew Haselhorst of Troop 162 received their Eagle Scout Awards during a ceremony at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Jan. 29. Troop 162 is chartered by the Cathedral of Our …
Conqs blanked by Barton
The Dodge City Community College men’s basketball team fell two games behind Barton in the Jayhawk Conference standings on Saturday after an 87-67 loss.
With 8:37 to play in the first half, freshma…
Manhattan drops Demons
For the first half of Saturday’s matchup between the Dodge City High School girls basketball team and the Manhattan Indians, the Red Demons went toe to toe with the No. 3 ranked team in 6A according …
Conqs perform well in Highland
HIGHLAND, Kan. - Freshman Taylor Brannen finished first in the high jump with a jump of 1.61 meters while qualifying for the national meet as the Dodge City Community College women's track and field …
Bill Snyder diagnosed with throat cancer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Hall of Fame coach Bill Snyder has been diagnosed with throat cancer, though treatments are going well and he expects to be on the field when Kansas State begins spring practi…
State GOP may seek end to deficits
Republicans were once married to balanced budgets and conservative money management, but now they have run off with something new: the seduction of tax cuts and budget deficits. They try to cover up …
Trustees respond to complaint
The Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees responded to a complaint regarding an alleged violation of the Kansas Open Meetings Act in a meeting on Thursday.