Curb the need for speed: KDOT tells Kansas drivers to slow down
Slow down. That’s the message the Kansas Department of Transportation is telling drivers this summer.
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Garden City math teacher becomes first Democrat to file for 1st Congressional District race
TOPEKA — Garden City teacher Jimmy Beard, a Democrat, filed paperwork Wednesday entering the August primary for the 1st Congressional District with hopes of defeating incumbent U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann in the general election.
Russell Protein Plant packs premium potential for Kansas wheat producers
Summertime brings the welcome smell of hotdogs and bratwursts sizzling on the grill. But nothing messes with the BBQ vibe like the bun splitting into two when you are in the middle of making the perfect mix of meat, bread, sauce and toppings. The difference between a hotdog bun that falls apart and one that can stretch and hold its form comes down to one micro ingredient —wheat protein. And a facility in Russell, Kansas, produces more of this micro ingredient than anywhere else in the country, helping bind together hot dog buns, pet food, plant-based meats and more, all while utilizing 100 percent Kansas-grown wheat.
Western Kansas wheat crops are failing just when the world needs them most
LANE COUNTY, Kansas — This time of year, the wheat growing in this part of western Kansas should be thigh-high and lush green. But as a months-long drought continues to parch the region, many fields tell a different story.
USD 443 Bus Driver, Linda Taylor, Celebration for 50 Years of Service
PHOTOS BY REGINA BOSLEY/PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST .
DODGE CITY GLOBE
Dodge City Public Library Tuesday, June 14 at 10 a.m. - Bilingual story time Wednesday, June 15 from 10 a.m.
Ford County to release redistricting maps this week
New redistricting maps for Ford County this week will be made available on fordcounty.net. Those maps will also be presented at a free “Election 101” class in the lobby of the Ford County Government Center, 100 Gunsmoke St., at 6 p.m.
Secretary of State Schwab visits Dodge City
Secretary of State Scott Schwab made a visit to Dodge City June 6 and his first stop was to meet with county clerk Debbie Cox. During their visit, Schwab and Cox discussed existing measures that are in place to ensure elections are secure as well as numerous election security improvements passed and signed into law during the 2022 legislative session.
A Diamond Roofing
A Diamond Roofing crew removes shingles on the physical education building at Dodge City Community College June 9. Due to a faulty shingle claim, many of the college’s buildings are getting their roofs replaced this summer. [PHOTO BY Lance Ziesch/Dodge City Community College]
Ford County Sheriff’s Office POPLOG
Kevin A. Ponce-Lopez, 30, failure to appear.