Use a planting calendar
Andrea Burns/Ford County Extension Agent If the winter weather is giving you the blahs, starting seeds to show signs of spring is a great way… Login to continue reading Login…
January 2022
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DCHS boys’ basketball: Red Demons beat Panthers 51-43
Mark Shelton/Dodge City Globe The Dodge City Red Demons defeated the Great Bend Panthers in a physical WAC game by a score of 51-43. In… Login to continue reading Login…
DCHS: Lady Demons heading to championship in Newton Invitational
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Recap from Round 3 of SPIAA boys’ basketball tournament
Mark Shelton/Dodge City Globe The first game of the semifinals was between Hodgeman County and Meade in the 2022 Southern Plains Iroquois Activities Association boys’… Login to continue reading Login…
Finals are set in SPIAA tournament to conclude Saturday
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DCCC: Men’s basketball drops game on the road at Seward County
For the fourth time in the last five games, the men’s basketball team found themselves locked in a battle that would go down to the wire and be decided by single digits. This time around it was on the road against Seward County and the Saints snagged the 68-61 win.
DCCC music students selected for Honor Band
Six Dodge City Community College band students have been selected to perform at an intercollegiate band concert at the Kansas Music Educators Association (KMEA) In-Service Workshop on Feb. 25, in Wichita, Kan.
Bill would let Kansas schools shift to online learning, but it may not get far
WICHITA —Last spring, Kansas lawmakers passed a new law restricting remote learning to no more than 40 hours per year for an individual student. The measure was a message to districts: Kids should be in school, in person.
USDA invests $23 million in rural town community infrastructures in Kansas
TOPEKA – United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Acting State Director Kansas Dan Fischer today announced that USDA is investing $22,965,600 to build and improve critical community facilities in 15 communities. This infrastructure funding will increase access to health care and public safety while spurring community development and building sound infrastructure for people living in rural communities.
Chief judge returns to private law practice in southwest Kansas
Bob Frederick decided last spring it was time for a career shift. He is sticking with the legal profession, but retired from the position of Chief Judge in Kansas’ 25th Judicial District in southwest Kansas.