Bicycling in Dodge City
It was all the rage in the 1890’s and still prevails today. It is a form of transportation that involves neither the animal or the internal combustion engine.
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USDA to Provide Approximately $6 Billion to Commodity and Specialty Crop Producers Impacted by 2020 and 2021 Natural Disasters
WASHINGTON – The U. S Department of Agriculture today announced that commodity and specialty crop producers impacted by natural disaster events in 2020 and 2021 will soon begin receiving emergency relief payments totaling approximately $6 billion through the Farm Service Agency’s new Emergency Relief Program to offset crop yield and value losses.
Ford County Sheriff’s Office POPLOG
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This map shows the proposed Rural Housing Incentive District (RHID) the Dodge City Commission May 16 voted to approve. Resolution No.
Ford County Commission raises ambulance rates for the first time in decade
Ford County Commissioners voted to increase the rates for ambulance service, lifted the burn ban and discussed Sunday beer sales in the unincorporated areas of the county at their May 16 meeting. Chairman Chris Boys and Commissioner Shawn Tasset were present.
Sneak peak into future Legacy Center exhibits
Now it its 91st year, the Ford County Historical Society has some fresh history from Ford County that collections manager Doug Austen said he looks forward to reconnecting people with. A nice little reference library is just the tip of the iceberg for the historical morsels the society unearthed from the basement of the Home of Stone, where it has stored items for many years.
Dodge City Globe
Dodge City Globe reporter Whitney Hodgin poses with Comanche Middle School classmates during career day May 18 in Mr. Marcus Gonzalez’s classroom. (Pictured in no particular order) Yaime Almendares Mijares, Stacy Barrios Medrano, Gabrielle Clark, Clara Cookson, Meliza Cruz Manjivar, Salina Dyer Rodriguez, Keyla Guzman Adame, Alexa Lizama, Julienne Marquez, Jeneevie Medrano, Esmeralda Petronilo Barajas, Xavyer Rodriguez, Milton Ruelas, Hendry Ruiz Ramirez and Carlas Lopez.
May is mental health month, providers reach out for community support
The folks behind Compass Behavioral Health Dodge City Community Support Services, 3000 N. 14th Ave., are dedicated to connecting their adult clients to community resources.
How to make tomato cages
If you are like me my garden became an afterthought this year with all of the other things going on. My tomato cages are showing their age and the Kansas winds are making them take a beating.
Celebrating all things local at the Summer Library Program
This year at Dodge City Public Library we are celebrating all things local for our Summer Library Program. We hope you’ll join us as we explore our community, set aside a little time for “Reading on the Range” and having a great summer with us and the community.