DODGE CITY GLOBE
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Jackson pleads not guilty to 2021 murder charge
Tyree Jackson plead not guilty to first degree murder at his arraignment in Ford County District Court Dec. 1. He will remain in the Ford County Jail without bond until his 2023 trial date that has yet to be set.
Western State Bank & American Implement announce 2023 Ag Future Scholarship Program
American Implement and Western State Bank are pleased to announce the return of their annual scholarship program for western Kansas area students. The program, titled Ag Future Scholarships, will provide a total of ten $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors or current college students who will be enrolled in a college or technical school in fall 2023 and who are pursuing an Ag-related program or degree.
Club News
Bas Bleu met for their December meeting at the home of LuAnn Wetmore on Friday, Dec. 2.
BBB’s 12 scams of Christmas continues
The holidays wouldn’t be complete without your Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) annual countdown of the season’s top 12 scams. This week we continue outlining three more Grinchy schemes that steal from consumers who are caught up in the hustle and bustle of holiday activities. Scammers are counting on you being so distracted that they can steal the partridge right out of your pear tree, and maybe take the tree as well.
The life of George Hoover
He started the very first business in Dodge City when he opened a watering hole for the soldiers, buffalo hunters and traders that had been denied the use of Fort Dodge’s “saloon.” George M. Hoover was a French-Canadian born on August 8, 1847.