Volunteers from the region came to the Fort Dodge Kansas Veteran’s Cemetery to place wreaths on veteran’s graves as part of a nationwide observance to honor and remember our veterans. Wreaths Across America coordinates wreath-laying ceremonies at more than 3,400 locations in the United States.
Amberlee L. Clark, 34, failure to appear. Kiffany M. Waughtal, 31, probation violation. Ulises Perez, 18, failure to appear. Brittani N. Perez, 30, probation violation. Joselyn Enriquez, 27, DUI. Bill A. Lovette, 69, probation violation. Rex D. Hubbard, 24, 2 counts possession of marijuana; 2 counts possession of paraphernalia; possession of drugs.
Boot Hill Casino & Resort Conference Center, managed by VenuWorks, will host a community blood drive with the American Red Cross on Tuesday, Jan. 3 from 10 AM to 4 PM at the Conference Center, located at 4100 W Comanche Dr. in Dodge City.
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house Not a creature was stirring EXCEPT that darn mouse. It chewed and it rustled so to honor my spouse I set out some traps for that darn pesky mouse.
DODGE CITY, Kan. (July 26, 2022) – Nearly 100 people packed the Depot Theater on Saturday, July 23, when the Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau hosted the first Whisker Roundup Mustache Contest. Sponsored by the Rusty Edge Tonsorial Parlor, eight contestants took to the stage to flaunt their pruned, shaped, and waxed mustaches in their bid to claim the crown of Dodge City’s first Mr. Mustache.
The Biden administration is once again offering Americans the opportunity to order free at-home COVID-19 rapid tests from the federal government, a program that it had shuttered amid an ongoing stalemate with Congress over additional funding to address the virus.
The Chickasaw Nation and Hutchinson space museum partnered to enter a planet-naming competition, sending in two culturally significant Chickasaw names for a star and a planet outside of our solar system.
TOPEKA — Restoring life safety and functional integrity to nearly 500 academic or research buildings on state university campuses in the Kansas Board of Regents system would cost an estimated $1.2 billion, officials said Thursday. The Board of Regents annually reviews deployment of approximately $40 million earmarked for deferred maintenance at the public universities, but this new analysis incorporated an extra $45 million allocated by the Kansas Legislature to tackle the facilities backlog.