It was Senior Night for the Dodge City High School boys and girls basketball team, and they were determined not to spoil it by losing to rival Liberal. The Lady Demons took the court first and they were motivated to seek revenge for an early season loss to Liberal earlier this year.
The Spearville boys and girls basketball team wrapped up their last home games of the regular season on Tuesday. The boys team were unable to get a win but the girls did pick the win over South Gray.
The Bucklin Red Aces picked up a 55-48 over the Minneola Wildcats to end the regular season with a record of 16-5. The Red Aces were led by Jaron Lindsay with 18 points, 6 rebounds and one block.
Dodge City men’s basketball team closed out the regular season with a tough battle against Barton, securing the 87-86 win late with free throws giving the Conquistadors their first win over the Cougars in Great Bend since 2016.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment notified RISE Wilroads Gardens its well water was not healthy enough, according to a Thursday press release issued by the Office of Business and Operations for Dodge City Public Schools.
Have you ever thought about the words we use every day or where languages came from? The study of language is called linguistics and defines “language” as a structured system by which humans can communicate. At as early as age two or three we start to imitate and learn about language. We learn how to listen, speak, read, and write our native language or languages that we are first surrounded by. We grasp a general acquisition of vocabulary, patterns, rules, and the skills required to express our thoughts.
Dodge City - Michael F. Ryba, 86, died February 24, 2022 at SunPorch of Dodge City.
Jimmy Allen “Jim” Moore, 86, of Protection, passed away February 21, 2022, at Protection Valley Manor, in Protection, KS. He was born September 6, 1935, in Ashland, KS, to Russell and Irene (Klasser) Moore.
The founder of Nature’s Corner Ann Torrey this year passed the torch to fellow green thumbs Brian Richardson and Teresa Winger Martin. The new co-owners knew what they were getting into when they purchased from Torrey the only full-service nursery and garden center in the region.
Sara Woods stepped down from her position as Ford County treasurer Feb. 14, just two years into her four-year term.