Continuing conflict assessment
EDITOR’S NOTE: Marg Yaroslaski, a professor of communications and leadership at Dodge Community College, is teaching in China for 3 months. She will be writing for the Daily Globe as part of her trip…
May 2017
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Boots and Beer is a success
7th annual Boots and Beer received plenty of positive feedback.
City seeks potential judge
A new municipal court judge may be heading into City Hall in the near future. City officials have accepted applications for four potential judges to hold the seat.
"Michael Giardine's contract expi…
Dodge City’s own governor
There are no highway signs outside Dodge City announcing this was his home, but he is in the Ring of Honor at the Dodge City High School Commons.
Frederick "Fred" Lee Hall was born in Dodge City on…
Carr graduates from Sheriff Institute
In late April, Ford County Sheriff Bill Carr attended the National Sheriffs’ Institute in Aurora, Colorado, a national executive development program designed for sheriffs co-sponsored by the Nationa…
Winter wheat down, but not out
After a late-season freeze and even later-season record-breaking snowstorm, the wheat crop in western Kansas will without a doubt see a reduction in yield, but the chances of an average wheat crop th…
Red Demon tennis finishes second at regionals
DCHS gets a singles player and a doubles team to qualify for state.
Conquistadors blast through Coffeyville to advance to Wichita
13 runs in the sixth inning wrapped the series up for Dodge City.
Tasker headlines 2017 hall of fame inductees
The 2017 class included seven individuals and a national championship winning cross country team.
Local Sports Roundup
DCHS Softball
The Lady Demons fell 15-0 versus Southeast of Saline in a shortened, three inning game. Dodge City will return home today for the first time since late March to take on Garden City at…