Softball splits with Hutchinson with big game two victory
Mike SmithDC3 Sports Information Director Dodge City softball picked up a huge win over Hutchinson for a split of the doubleheader as the Conquistadors with… Login to continue reading Login…
April 2025
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Men’s golf takes second at Region 6 Championship
Mike SmithDC3 Sports Information Director Dodge City men’s golf had one of their best performances of the season as they competed at the Region 6… Login to continue reading Login…
Walmart invests in Kansas stores, associates and communities in 2025
Submitted article Walmart is proud to deepen its commitment to Kansas by investing in local stores, empowering associates and enriching the communities it serves every… Login to continue reading Login…
Ford County Jail poplog April 26
Ricardo Villegas, 40, operate a motor vehicle without a valid license.
Dodge City Public Library schedule
Monday, April 28 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Art: Alien Evolution Challenge! On a distant alien planet, creatures are adapting...and YOU’RE the one adapting them!
Why we celebrate International Workers’ Day May 1
Douglas MarshCherryRoad Media Toward the end of the 19th century, the United States of America was home to many working people’s organizations. Two such organizations,… Login to continue reading Login…
KABC releases their latest rankings of high school season
The Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches have released their latest rankings of the season.
KSHSAA Executive Board to consider new state basketball format and phased shot clock mandate
The Kansas State High School Activities Association Executive Board is set to meet Wednesday and Thursday in Topeka to consider sweeping changes that could reshape the postseason landscape across multiple sports — with state basketball taking center stage.
NCAA approves landmark rule changes to allow direct pay for athletes
In a groundbreaking move that redefines the landscape of college athletics, the NCAA Board of Governors on Monday approved a sweeping set of rule changes that would, for the first time, allow universities to directly pay student-athletes. The historic decision comes as part of a broader settlement in the House v. NCAA antitrust lawsuit and could take effect as early as July 1, pending final approval from a federal judge.