Mary Louise Gall
DODGE CITY - Mary Louise Gall, 75, died November 27, 2021 at her home in Dodge City. She was born on May 18, 1946 in San Fransisco, California the daughter of Victor Maxine Burton and Mary Ann (Casey) Rosproy.
December 2021
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Wayne E. Taylor
BERTHOUD - Wayne E. Taylor, 84, died November 17th 2021 at his home in Berthoud Colorado.
Jessie M.“Peggy” Speer
CIMARRON – Jessie M.“Peggy” Speer, 92, died Friday, November 26, 2021 at the Shepherd’s Center, Cimarron. She was born Jessie Koehn on May 15, 1929 in Gray County the sixth of twelve children born to Jesse H.
A trip to the taxidermist
Staring at the two deer mounts on our living room wall, and the fact that Kansas deer rifles season opens this week, brought back memories of the hunts when we harvested those two deer and also memories of the process of getting them mounted.
K-State’s Ervin, Howell to transfer
MANHATTAN — Kansas State took a hit to its running back depth Sunday when second-leading rusher Joe Ervin announced via social media that he is entering the transfer portal. Later in the day, wide receiver Tyrone Howell revealed that he is transferring as well, making him the third Wildcat player to depart in the last week and the fourth this month.
Janet Stanek to lead KDHE
Gov. Laura Kelly has appointed Janet Stanek as the new secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, less than two weeks after firing Lee Norman.
Chili Cook-Off and Parade of Lights return
The annual Parade of Lights and Chili Cook-Off took over downtown Dodge City on Monday. The annual events made its return to town after being more than a year away due to COVID-19.
COVID-19 vaccines create fault lines
When Don Hineman was Kansas House majority leader, he knew what he would be getting from a meeting with Kansans for Health Freedom. As the Dighton Republican tells it, the anti-vaccine group didn’t have much clout in the Statehouse and was largely viewed as being on the fringe, though there may have been a few kindred members of the Legislature.
First Black woman to join crew at the ISS
BREVARD, Fla. – The first Black woman to live and work at the International Space Station will join a SpaceX crew mission after April 2022, marking her first flight into space.
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