A new critter is fast becoming a common sight in central Kansas. It has a tiny head with a long pointy little snout and perky little ears, much like an anteater. It’s armor-plated from head to toe, sort of like a mini rhinoceros. It has claws so long they seem out of proportion to the rest of its body. Its tail is as long as its body, and is jointed and armor plated clear to the tip. Yup, you guessed it, it’s an armadillo.
As we bid farewell to October and say hello to November, we at the Dodge City Public Library have more exciting events for you! Wednesday, Nov. 2 DCPL will be celebrating Día de los Muertos.
By GEORGIA NICOLS Moon Alert: There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Moon is in Aquarius.
District City of Dodge City Attorney and District 119 State Rep. Brad Ralph received an Outstanding Service Award Oct.
Carly Posey, acting in her capacity as the I Love U Guys Foundation Mission Director, wasted no time when she grabbed an audience of 82 by the brains Oct. 25 and quoted a prompt by Dick Cheney about “anticipating the unthinkable.”
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Charles Lindberg thought Dodge City would be an excellent hub for coast-to-coast travel. Dr.
Courtesy of the Ford County Historical Society The Ford County Historical Society has announced an Historic Pipe Organ Tour in Dodge City on Saturday, Nov. 12 .
Your Better Business Bureau (BBB) has identified yet another new scam, aimed at those who may already be in financial straits. Scammers are not content to simply steal identities or access and drain bank accounts. Recently reports have increased of thieves who are out to take over your very home via a new kind of deed scam. Homeowners are tricked into signing away their property to the scammer who has posed as someone attempting to “assist” them through their financial difficulty.