DCHS boys swimming team finishes 13th
The Red Demons boys swimming team didn’t score a lot of points but did improve when they finished thirteenth out of fifteen teams in the Wichita Northwest meet Jan. 28 in Wichita.
January 2023
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Red Demons basketball comes up short in 57-53 home loss
The Dodge City Red Demons basketball team lost to Great Bend 57-53 Jan. 27 at the Field House.
Luke Barker has record-breaking weekend for Red Demons
The Dodge City Red Demons wrestling team took a short drive down Highway 50 to compete in the prestigious Rocky Welton Invitational hosted by Garden City. The tournament is the final regular season tournament for the team and features a great line up of teams from Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas.
Kevin Gwaltney
Kevin Gwaltney, 45 of Dodge City, passed away on January 29, 2023. He was born on June 20, 1977.
Heroes home, recovering after deadly shootout in Dodge City
Ford County Deputies Gary Salmans and Brandon Hornback, as well as Clark County Deputy Wally Long, are all home, healthful and surrounded by loved ones, Ford County Sheriff Bill Carr told the Dodge City Globe Friday.
ROYAL STARS
By GEORGIA NICOLS AAAA ARIES (March 21-April 19) AAAA Today you have an emotional investment in your communications with others, which is why you want to get right down to the nitty-gritty. You want to talk about things that matter. You’ll be bored with superficial chitchat about the weather. You might learn something today from a female companion. Tonight: Confusion.
Dating after divorce exposes extreme vulnerability
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I ended a long and terrible marriage with an addict a couple of years ago. The marriage was over for a long time but because of debt and the pandemic, it took us a lot longer than I wanted for the marriage to finally be done.
$10,000 Resonance Scholarship supports diversity in advertising
Signal Theory, a brand development, marketing and design firm, and The BrandLab KC, a nonprofit organization bringing diverse voices to the marketing and advertising industry, will award a total of $10,000 through the Resonance Scholarship, now in its third year.
Keeping up with the Carnegie
First and foremost, our featured February artist is Kary Zweygardt, of St. Francis. His drawings and watercolors feature landscapes, buffaloes, and several that really tell a story. Zweygardt uses a viewpoint that adds a new freshness to his subject matter. Visit us and see the entire collection!