Battling against monotone presentations
EDITOR’S NOTE: Marg Yaroslaski, a professor of communications and leadership at Dodge City Community College, is teaching in China for 3 months. She will be writing for the Daily Globe as part of her…
June 2017
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West Nile confirmed in Kansas
With the recent rainfall, the likelihood of mosquitoes arriving increased dramatically along with the possibility of West Nile Virus.
Late Friday morning, West Nile Virus was confirmed in Kansas by…
Round 2 awards handed out
PRATT — The second round of Miss Kansas Pageant preliminaries began with a rousing rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner sung by local Pratt men’s group, Joyful Noise, on Thursday and it just got bet…
Rains trigger mushrooms in lawns
The frequent, heavy rains have been much appreciated and have resulted in the appearance of mushrooms in home lawns and landscape beds. Although mushrooms are often spectacular in size and color, mos…
DCRP Sprint Car Nationals next weekend
It’s little more than one week away.
The most lucrative 305-ci Sprint Car event to ever take place in the state of Kansas is set for next Friday and Saturday, June 16-17, with the Lewis Automotive …
Kansas Junior Golf Association hosts first tournament in Dodge City
The Kansas Junior Golf Association hosted its first tournament on Monday at Dodge City Country Club, and Tuesday at Mariah Hills Golf Course. 60 junior golfers participated in the event from arou…
Only you can stop the Spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species
Admit it, we’ve all laughed like crazy at the videos of fish jumping crazily out of the water as a boat streaks across a lake or up a river. Sometimes they actually land in the boat; sometimes they a…
Dept. receives 4th platinum award
Prior to the city commission meeting Monday evening, the Dodge City Police Department, namely Corporal Thad Brown and Chief Drew Francis, received the AAA Platinum Award for traffic safety for the se…
6 Things to Do this Weekend
1 HorseThief Festival
HorseThief the Festival begins tonight through Sunday with the gates opening at 5 p.m. and Buckner Creek and Terra Bella due to open the event.
On Saturday the event kicks o…