Macy Weece and her dog “Gypsy” sell lemonade
Macy Weece and her dog “Gypsy” sell lemonade along Jewell Road Sunday July 24 in Wright. [PHOTO BY Michael Schweitzer] .
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Ford County Sheriff’s Office
Jonathan M. Scothorn, 31, arrest by LEO.
Dodge City Raceway Points Standings
Here is a look at the current point standings for this week. .
Upcoming state election coverage
We are introducing live online election results for the Aug 2 races in Kansas. Visit https://www.dodgeglobe.com/ on Aug.
Ford County Fair
Little Feet Dance Academy performers Haylen Charles, 11, Rhiannon Alem, 8 and Elena Burl, 5, perform “Come Alive,” at the Ford County Fair July 23. [PHOTO BY Whitney Hodgin/Dodge City Globe] Klayson Cundiff competes in the junior showmanship in the July 23 horse show at the Ford County Fair.
Dodge City USD 443 BOE amends dress code
The Dodge City USD 443 Board of Education approved some key revisions to the high school dress code at its July 11 meeting. Board president Lisa Killion, vice president Tammi West and board members Ryan Ausmus, Jamey Lewis Gonzales, Traci Rankin and Jeff Hiers were present.
Sister of slain Dodge City woman seeks media of past Depot Theater performances
Theresa Rust never got to see her sister Erin Jones perform with the Boot Hill Repertory Company while she was alive. Jones grew up in southwest Kansas and performed on stage in several productions with what now known as the Depot Theater Company.
The lavish history of the Lora-Locke Hotel
Once it was the place to stay in Dodge City, now it is the place to pay county taxes, early vote and renew your vehicle registration. Opening in March 1928, the 115 room Lora-Locke Hotel was called a “Twentieth Century Marvel.” Its rooms were luxurious, and it had the atmosphere of a fancy East Coast hotel.
Ford County Fair time
It’s Fair Time!!! “In Search of the New Norm” is the theme for the 2022 Ford County Fair. The Fair runs July 21 through July 25 at the Ford County Fair Grounds, 901 West Park St.
KU research finds association between a state’s generosity with food benefits, child welfare
University of Kansas researchers and colleagues at two other universities reported every 5% increase in enrollment in the federal nutrition assistance program for low-income families could reduce the number of children a state placed in foster care or protective services from 7.6% to 14.3%.