Celia Llopis-Jepsen Kansas News Service Scientists in Kansas and Iowa are working on a greener path forward. In the meantime, experts offer tips for public agencies and homeowners to use salt smarter.
Whitney Hodgin The heart-felt hometown production of “Almost, Maine” opens Feb. 3 and tickets are on sale now for the exclusive Dodge City dinner theater experience.
Whitney Hodgin Folks looking for love this February may find they’re passionate about paying it forward at the first annual Volunteer Fair at Dodge City Public Library. The event will resemble a job fair but instead of paying gigs it will connect people’s free time with nonprofits.
First and foremost, our featured February artist is Kary Zweygardt, of St. Francis. His drawings and watercolors feature landscapes, buffaloes, and several that really tell a story. Zweygardt uses a viewpoint that adds a new freshness to his subject matter. Visit us and see the entire collection!
Signal Theory, a brand development, marketing and design firm, and The BrandLab KC, a nonprofit organization bringing diverse voices to the marketing and advertising industry, will award a total of $10,000 through the Resonance Scholarship, now in its third year.
Ford County Deputies Gary Salmans and Brandon Hornback, as well as Clark County Deputy Wally Long, are all home, healthful and surrounded by loved ones, Ford County Sheriff Bill Carr told the Dodge City Globe Friday.
Dodge City stands as an icon of the American west. It has been called home by some of the most legendary lawmen and outlaws. That pedigree resulted in one the most beloved western television programs in history, Gunsmoke, being set in Dodge City. That remarkable history has been kept alive, giving visitors a glimpse of what life was really like in the West. That is one of the reasons Dodge City is honored as #5 among True West Magazine’s 2023 Top Western Towns.
Programming at Dodge City Public Library is in full swing! Check out what we have coming up. We are starting several new recurring programs here at DCPL this week.
Volume 113 | No. 12 To subscribe: 620-471-8001 $1.25 Visit us on Facebook at @DodgeCityGlobe As of press time Friday the names of the heroes involved in the shootout Jan.
Consultant Joe Coles makes networking easy. True to his purpose, he created a culture of outstanding teammates inside the Dodge City Civic Center Thursday, Jan. 26, when about 170 students from area high schools attended the Southwest Kansas Entrepreneur Tech Ed/Vocational Showcase.