Hookah Paradise approved to open
A Planning Commission meeting was held on Tuesday that held a public hearing regarding a Conditional Use Permit application for Hookah Paradise Lounge that would be located at 700 N. 2nd Ave.
The p…
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The Family Birth Center opens
The Family Birth Center is up and running.
On Wednesday, a patient was in the new facility while three new mothers were in the closing Women’s Center awaiting discharge.
"We are fully operational…
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 …
Teaching through fun
Students brought parents to school to learn this Tuesday.
As part of Title I, Ross Elementary kindergarten through fifth grade students and parents attended a math-focused family game night. A fami…
Hardcore Henry is intense
Ever wanted to see what a live-action video game would look like? Then Hardcore Henry is the answer.
From Russian writer/director Ilya Naishuller comes the first movie to be entirely shot using fir…
Students change event
A high school tradition will see change this year. The fall homecoming on Sept. 30 will become a scholarship competition.
The student council presented its plans at the Dodge City Schools Board of …
School projects reach final designs
Construction at Linn, Beeson and Wilroads Gardens elementary schools is on track to finish early next year.
District architect Tom Montgomery gave the Dodge City Schools Board of Education an updat…
Fitness playground construction starts
Across the country, adult exercise playgrounds are becoming a growing trend to combat obesity.
However, with some gym memberships being too expensive or dealing with children and work taking up too…
Dodge City sends cleanup supplies
Sixteen churches in southwest Kansas have collected more than 140 buckets for flood victims in Louisiana.
"Of those, Dodge City's First United Methodist Church provided more than 20 buckets," Rev. …
Educators named semifinalists
April Baugh, an elementary physical education and health teacher at Linn Elementary School, and Kelly Knedler, a high school choral and vocal music teacher at Dodge City High School, are semifinalist…