Dodge City has joined the ranks of 26 other communities in Kansas who have built a culture of breastfeeding support.
According to Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition executive director Brenda Bandy, Dod…
Hayes Kelman, a fifth-generation farmer from Sublette, was 25 years old when he purchased the condemned building on Boot Hill. That location is where he planned to sow the fruit of his family’s corn …
Sheri Berger rolled up to the pit on a plume of warm and dusty exhaust, popped off her helmet, unscrewed her drivers’ wheel, unlatched the multi-faceted seatbelt and hopped out the drivers’ side wind…
The 59th annual Dodge City Days Western Parade was kicked off with parade marshals, the Dodge City Cowboy Band this year.
The band is the focal point of the "Strike Up the Band" Dodge City Days the…
A new critter is fast becoming a common sight in central Kansas. It has a tiny head with a long pointy little snout and perky little ears, much like an anteater. It’s armor-plated from head to toe, s…
The changes happening with the Dodge City Roundup Rodeo will be virtually unapparent to the naked eye, but they’re big nonetheless.
After decades of Harry Vold Rodeo producing the annual event, the…
In addition to buffalo hunting or cattle herding, early residents of Dodge City did have physical fitness in mind.
Dr. Thomas L. McCarty arrived in Dodge City in 1872. As a medical doctor, Thomas w…
After more than 37 years with the city of Dodge City, city manager Cherise Tieben will retire by July 2020.
Born and raised in Dodge City, Tieben has worked with the city since she was 16.
Tieb…
Dodge City Days events kick off at 9 a.m. Sunday with the United Wireless Ninja Warrior Obstacle Challenge at Western State Bank Expo Center, 11333 US-283 highway.
The obstacle course is a 2-mile c…
With granddaughter in hand, Convention and Visitors Bureau director Jan Stevens was the recipient Thursday of the 2019 Bronc Buster award at Central Station Bar and Grill.
Presented by Western Plai…