Be safe while setting off fireworks this 4th
The Dodge City Police Department would like all citizens to have a fun and safe July 4th celebration.
The discharge of fireworks is only allowed on July 4th this year. You may discharge from 10:00 a…
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Kansas wheat harvest inching closer to Nebraska
The Kansas winter wheat harvest is slowly moving closer to the Nebraska border.
Moran to attend unmanned aircraft demonstration
A flight demonstration of various unmanned aircraft systems used to improve the care of crops, livestock and pastures is scheduled for next week in central Kansas.
50 dogs removed from Great Bend home
A Great Bend animal shelter is over capacity after 50 dogs were removed from a woman's home.
KCC drops controversial approval process
The Kansas Corporation Commission is indefinitely abandoning a decision process after being sued for using it.
Large hay fire out but still being monitored
Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed thousands of hay bales in southwest Kansas.
Boot Hill Museum to Host Award Winning Author
Max McCoy a nationally recognized award-winning author and journalist will launch his latest book, “Of Grave Concern”, July 2, 2013 at 2:00pm in the Long Branch Saloon.
Carnegie Art Camp
The Carnegie Center for the Arts will be having its 3rd annual art camp this coming July. Students in the past have learned the Elements of Art, Color Theory, Painting, Drawing and Art History. This …
Bucklin students study in Germany
It may be summer, but seven Bucklin High School students are still studying hard, in Germany.
The school recently joined the German American Partnership Program (GAPP) and was connected with a public…
Dodge City native, Marine Corps veteran serves as student speaker at College of Business Administration commencement
MANHATTAN -- During his speech, Ryan Ackerman, the May 2013 student speaker at commencement for Kansas State University's College of Business Administration, urged his fellow students to take respons…