Judd Weil Rocking M Media News Director At their first meeting of the month Sept. 6, rescheduled from their usual Monday due to the Labor Day holiday, Dodge City commissioners approved a request to submit a grant application to the U.S.
The flavors of the world will simmer and shine under the summer sun Sept. 10 in downtown Dodge City thanks to the annual International Festival from 3-7 p.m.
Box 446 Bucklin, Kansas 67834. Online condolences may be left at www.minnismortuary.net.
Andrea Burns Ford County Extension Agent Drought is a common concern affecting many landscapes, trees and lawns especially. Cool season grasses are particularly vulnerable to drought stress when it is accompanied by high temperatures.
Western Beverage President John Bogner said he did not know where to turn when his father Joseph was diagnosed with dementia in 2013. A year later, he fell in with the Walk to End Alzheimer’s crowd in Dodge City.
At a joint meeting Sept. 6 the Dodge City Commission, Ford County Commission, Dodge City USD 443 Board of Education and Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees each voted unanimously to approve an interlocal agreement to adopt the Neighborhood Revitalization Plan to encourage housing and commercial development in the neighborhood revitalization districts. The meeting took place in the USD 443 Administration Building.
The Community Service Committee of the Dodge City Area Women’s Chamber, Inc., is accepting requests from non-profit organizations for the distribution of funds raised through their rodeo concession efforts.
Richard B. Meadows, 37, failure to appear. Victor Rocha-Estupian, 42, 2 counts probation violation. Angel R. Marquez-Castelli, 29, DUI. Tommy J. Perez, Jr., 61, 3 counts probation violation; failure to appear. Oscar G. Rivera, 27, probation violation. Brian Guzman Garcia, 23, operate a motor vehicle without a license. Katherine Vandenburgh, 40, possession of marijuana; possession of paraphernalia. Michael S. Moyer, 40, disorderly conduct; aggravated assault; criminal threat again LEO. Jason R. Young, 36, failure to appear; interference with LEO; counterfeiting currency. Manuel Teletor Gutierrez, 24, DUI; improper driving on laned roadway; possession of controlled substance. Ruben Lira-Reyes, 20, possession of marijuana; possession of paraphernalia; minor in possession of alcohol; ignition interlock device. Timothy L. Steininger, 37, probation violation.
It has been a Dodge City tradition for five years now to provide an opportunity for locals to honor the passing of loved ones at a candlelight vigil at Wright Park. Elaine Hernandez, event organizer, invited guest speakers Richard Falcon with Compass Mental Health, Jimmy Jones with New Chance, Jamie Huse, Tamantha Freeman and Jennifer Thompson to speak at the vigil, as well as loved ones who wanted to share their stories.
Courtesy of 34 Star Publishing With major advancements in plant breeding, wheat farmers have more variety options than ever before – and more to come, says author and publisher Layton Ehmke, who recently published his eighth book on the topic. Since taking over the publishing company in 2015 from its founder Steve Watson, Ehmke continues the tradition of compiling the latest data on all the new and upcoming wheat varieties for the bread basket of the nation.