Pride Ag honors local students
This year marks the ninth that the Pride Ag Resources Foundation and has given out scholarships to members’ seniors going on to further their education. The total amount of money with the help of CoB…
June 2017
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Brownback signs off funding formula
Governor Sam Brownback signed the new education funding formula on Thursday.
Stop lights are active
The Central Avenue improvements project has been moving along since plans were made back in 2015.
As of June 1, the intersection of Central Avenue and San Jose Drive has seen the activation of a ne…
Weather’s hot, combines roll
It’s nearly 95 degrees under the hot Kansas sun, the 30 miles per hour winds blowing wheat dust for miles.
This, however, is wheat harvest weather, and 33-year-old Jake Graber has been in it for ne…
Making the choice to lead
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…
Avoid over-fertilizing tomatoes
Though tomatoes need to be fertilized to yield well, too much nitrogen can result in large plants with little to no fruit. Tomatoes should be fertilized before planting and side dressed with a nitrog…
What’s in YOUR Pond?
It’s fishing season again, and if the fishing experience in your pond needs “tuned-up” this is the time to do that. My friend whose pond “turned” this spring, obliterating all his fish, got his pond …
Dodge City Baseball Club to host three-day tournament this weekend
This weekend, the Dodge City 18U baseball team will host the DCBC Baseball Tournament.
The tournament will hold games at both Red Demon Field and Cavalier Field on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
D…
Marshall skipped practice on fateful day
An "eerie feeling" prompted U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall, R-Great Bend, to skip the Republicans’ baseball team practice Wednesday morning in Alexandria, Virginia.
Shooter James T. Hodgkinson was fatall…