May 2023
ROYAL STARS
AAAA ARIES (March 21-April 19) AAAAhis is an active, aggressive and successful day for those of you in sports. You’re raring to go! You also feel more competitive than usual. Meanwhile, your home scene might be interrupted by something unexpected, perhaps a visitor or a new purchase. Tonight: Patience.
Ask Amy
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I am in a five-year marriage that I feel is more like a roommate situation. We hardly ever do things together.
Topeka upsets the Storm
The Topeka Tropics picked up its first win of the season against the Storm May 20 in Topeka. It was a close first half but the Storm just couldn’t break through in a 43-28 loss to the Tropics.
DCCC:Trio of Conquistadors compete at NJCAA DI Outdoor Track and Field National Championships
Dodge City track and field wrapped up the outdoor season with three athletes competing at the NJCAA Division I Outdoor National Championships in Hobbs, New Mexico. Leading the charge for the Conquistadors was the performance of Denise Dominguez who closed out her Dodge City career by earning a spot on the podium in the 10,000-meter run posting a time of 40:19.74 to place seventh in the event.
Even at ease, JROTC members adhere to their motto: “No excuses, no limits, all in”
It was a banner year for the Dodge City High School’s United States Air Force Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. With more than 100 members in only its second year of existence, it was awarded the Distinguished Unit Award for the school year 20222023 because it achieved or exceeded all its goals and averaged more than 17 hours of community service per cadet.
Rural Kansans wait to see how long prescriptions by telehealth last after the pandemic
The pandemic allowed people to receive prescriptions for mental health and opioid addiction through telemedicine. Now Kansas clinicians want those flexibilities to be permanent.
Devotion infuses Kansas Legislature with spiritual adviser and daily prayers
TOPEKA — Dave DePue, a pastor and director of the Kansas Capitol Commission, smiled in the background as Rep. Emil Bergquist’s voice bounced around the Statehouse rotunda during his baritone rendition of “The Lord’s Prayer.”
The Front Street Replica
In 1955, Dodge City became one of three finalists for the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum. The other two finalists were Colorado Springs, Colorado and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Unfortunately for the supporters of Dodge City the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum went to Oklahoma City (it is now the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum).