Small districts’ school boards lacking members
Kansas school boards are having trouble finding people to serve.
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Local man donates memorabilia to serial killer museum
When Bob George, a lifetime Dodge City resident, first wrote a letter to Charles Manson, he had no idea it would become a decades long fascination spreading to other mass murderers and serial killers.
Pet of the week
Meet Archie! Archie is a Jack Russel/Rat terrier mix. He is about two years old and weighs about 12 pounds. He is crate trained and doing on house training. Archie is good with other dogs, but the hu…
Probable cause found in 2011 attempted murders
A Dodge City man accused of shooting two people and trying to shoot a third was bound over in district court Thursday on charges attempted first-degree murder and two counts of attempted second-degre…
Lisa Killion for Dodge City USD 443 school board
Current school board member Lisa Killion is excited to run for her second term.
"I think our school board and administration work very well together," Killion said. "We have some important issues fac…
Should employees be able to work from home?
Earlier this week we asked our Facebook fans to answer the following question; "Internet giant Yahoo! surprised quite a few people last week when an internal memo put an end to working from home for …
Ingalls wins
Ingalls beats Wilson, 53-42, advances to state championship game.
Game will be 4 p.m. Saturday at Ft. Hays State.
Judge sets date for new trial for Kan. veteran
A judge has scheduled a new trial for a Kansas veteran accused of possessing explosives after an appeals court tossed out key evidence from his first trial.
Chronological 2013
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Student exchange program builds bridges
American families host students from 32 countries