An important milestone has been reached at Dodge City Regional Airport as on Dec. 23, the 8,000th passenger was flown, setting the record for most passengers flown in Dodge City in a single year.
Somewhere on my lengthy list of unanswered questions is the query that asks “Just how far will we go to protect ourselves from ourselves?” Don’t get me wrong, there are some very necessary warnings out there, like huge letters on a tank of gasoline that read “FLAMMABLE,” or flags that tell us “Road Work Ahead.” But for every good and reasonable warning are a dozen other absolutely wacky warnings that leave us shaking our head. The thing to remember about wacky warnings is that they got there because someone, somewhere actually did what the warnings tell you not to do.
DODGE CITY - Thomas D. Taylor, 88, passed away on December 24, 2021 in Dodge City, Kansas. Tom was born July 21, 1933, on the family farm in Stafford County, Kansas. His parents were Jesse (Jack) and Opal Taylor. He was the youngest of four siblings, with an older sister Virginia and brothers Roger and Daniel.
During a tour of Kansas, the American Legion National Vice-commander Angel Narvaez recently visited Dodge City and its American Legion Post 47. According to Charles Sellens with the American Legion in Dodge City, Kansas was the second of eight states that Narvaez visited, accompanied by Kansas Department Commander Marri Krupco, Kansas Department Vice-commander Jeremy Ehart, Kansas Alternate National Executive Committeeman Ray Vail and Kansas Adjutant Jimmie Foster.
Here we go again. The beginning of a new year is often the time we try to get a handle on getting more fit and eliminating our “love handles.” As 2022 rolls in — along with the ongoing Omicron threat — consumers are once again having to take special precautions selecting health clubs that don’t endanger their health. Here are your Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) recommendations for choosing the right workout space that best fits your needs while safeguarding your exposure to the latest COVID strain.
As the 200th anniversary year of the Santa Fe Trail ends, the Dodge City/Fort Dodge/Cimarron Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association hopes you have appreciated through the pictures and captions of our trail sites how important Ford and Gray Counties are to the history of the trail in our area.
The Carnegie Center for the Arts Director and Board of Directors would like to acknowledge and thank the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas for the grant recently awarded to us. We were generously awarded a $5000 grant to use toward updating and renovating the bathrooms and kitchen in the building.
American Legion National Vice Commander Visits Dodge City
Dodge City Regional Airport Reaches New Passenger Record