Pumpkin patch opens
The Funny Farm Pumpkin Patch returns this year with thousands of pumpkins and gourds, hayrides, pumpkin train rides, duck races, a corn kernel play box and beanbag toss.
New features are stacked ha…
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A gift of music
ITC Great Plains awarded a $2,000 grant to the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas for the POP, Private Opportunity Program.
The funds will support POP's piano lessons for Sunnyside Elementary…
Indie pro wrestling comes to town
On Oct. 15 at the Dodge House Hotel and Convention Center, World Wrestling Xpress will be bringing its Totally Justified 3 event to Dodge City.
WWX has been showcasing independent professional wres…
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1 Walk for Alzheimer's
Join the Walk to End Alzheimer's 9:30 a.m at the Wester…
Crisis Center receives grant
Governor Sam Brownback announced more than $1 million in grants to help victims of domestic violence through the 2017 Federal Family Violence Prevention and Services Act grant program.
The FVPSA gr…
Marshall traveling, learning
Dr. Roger Marshall has been busy since August, but he hasn’t been in the public eye much.
"I’m traveling throughout the first district learning everything I can," he said in a visit to the Dodge C…
Health Fair on Saturday
The ninth annual Community Health Fair by Victory Electric will offer free health services to the community from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Western State Bank Expo Center.
"We e…
Local business makes a move
Prairie Independent Living Resource Center, Inc., may be one of the greatest unknown businesses in Dodge City.
"Our office used to be in the basement at Village Square Mall," said Tasha Kondrade, s…
City welcomes PenAir
Since March, Peninsula Air has been the go-to Essential Air Service provider city officials have been needing to take over the Dodge City Regional Airport.
On Thursday, PenAir took its first flight…
City weighing river basin requirement
After Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast in 2005, a new requirement was put in by the Federal Emergency Management Agency that all levies for all rivers meet certifications.
Even rivers like the …