Hollywood is out of new ideas
Apparently, it’s finally happened. Hollywood is out of fresh ideas.
From the Attack of the 50-foot Woman to Honey I Shrunk the Kids, those in power in Hollywood have lost it.
Evidence is easy to …
March 2017
Disaster brings out best in Kansans
Tornadoes, ice storms and now wildfires.
Kansans are used to dealing with Mother Nature on a big scale and, more importantly, helping each other after disaster strikes.
We have watched and run st…
Relay for Life kicks off
The first fundraiser for Relay for Life is this weekend at Comanche Middle School.
Students donate care bags
DCHS TALC donated 54 care bags to foster children.
Cunningham sets sights on future
The former Apria Healthcare facility near Sixth Avenue and Frontview Street is no more.
Recently purchased through an auction, business owner Bill Cunningham bought the property and has an idea of …
Students learn self-defense
Dodge City Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu organization held a self-defense class for students at Dodge City High School on Thursday.
Sour cream apple pie
Saturday we left at 6 a.m. to go help sister Emma and Jacob butcher three hogs. One of the hogs was for Menno (Menno is a special friend of niece Emma, 19 — Emma and Jacob’s daughter). Menno lives al…
Roberts puts fires in spotlight
US Senator Pat Roberts on Monday shared the story of Kansas wildfires which hit our area recently.
Roberts, from Dodge City, was in the area on Friday touring the damage from Dodge City south into …
Company provides family relief
Donations and assistance continues to pour in to families devastated by the March 6 wildfires that destroyed more than 700,000 acres of land, homes and livestock in Kansas.
Cargill is the latest do…
Museum taking donations for family
When wildfires spread throughout Kansas on March 6, the Flax family in Dodge City was one of many that lost their home from the blaze.
To help with living expenses, the Boot Hill Museum will be hol…