Martin Building, 714-718 N. 2nd Ave., Then and Now
J. Anna KingSpecial to the Globe There are several buildings in Dodge City which seem bland from a distance but are actually quite special. No… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2025
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Downtown quilt shop collapses in fire
Whitney HodginDodge City Globe The only quilt shop in town succumbed to a structure fire Sept. 17. Birds of Feather Quilt Shop, 314 W. Spruce… Login to continue reading Login…
Presbyterian Rev. Ausmus: ‘We are to be salt and light’
Whitney HodginDodge City Globe First Presbyterian Church of Dodge City celebrated its centennial anniversary Sunday, Sept. 14 with Pastor Ryan Ausmus reading from Rev. O.W.… Login to continue reading Login…
Author Garcia shares message of hope on Mexican Ind. Day
Whitney HodginDodge City Globe Southwest Kansas author of “Las Madres: Latinas in the Heartland Who Led Their Family to Success” Dennis Garcia spoke at the… Login to continue reading Login…
Friday’s area football scoreboard
High school football rolled into Week 2 with several dominant performances across southwest Kansas in 11-Man, 8-Man, and 6-Man action. From blowouts to rivalry showdowns, area teams made their mark on Friday night.
Red Demons blank Wichita Trinity, improve to 4-0
Red Demons blank Wichita Trinity, improve to 4-0
Women’s soccer falls at home to Garden City
Mike SmithDC3 Sports Information Director After a victory on the road to open Jayhawk Conference play, the Dodge City women’s soccer team was back in… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Demons tennis finish second in Great Bend
The Dodge City High School Lady Demons tennis team turned in a strong performance on Sept. 9, finishing second at a competitive quad featuring Great Bend, Hays, and Beloit. Dodge City totaled 15 team points, trailing only host Great Bend (30), while edging out Hays (12) and Beloit (2).
Ford County Jail poplog Sept. 16
Keith S. Chappell, 47, probation violation.
Victory Current: Preparedness requires cooperation
Shane LawsVictory Electric CEO Emergencies can be unpredictable and catch us off guard, but we can take actions today to be better prepared for emergencies… Login to continue reading Login…