AUTISM AWARE: The first three men and women to pass the finish line of the annual 5k fun run for Autism awareness, sponsored by the Perfect Fit Foundation of Southwest Kansas, pose in front of a carnival that VFW post 1714 played host to Saturday, April 2. Children and families joined members of the Southwest Kansas Storm football team for a day of face painting, carnival games and puzzle-piece shapes cookies all in the name of raising awareness of Autism.
THE REASON FOR THE SEASON: The Earl family, of Spearville, volunteer their time at the free and family-friendly hemp planting day April 2 at the Education Growers Development Company, located east of the Western State Bank Expo Center on Highway 283.
Sparks from vehicles and high winds caused fires in Clark and Hodgeman Counties this past week but the quick and coordinated response from emergency personnel resulted in no injuries to people or homes.
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Tuesday, March 29 was a busy day for the Ford County Sheriff’s Office as it executed three narcotics search warrants in the Dodge City area with the assistance of the Kansas Wildlife and Parks, that led to the arrests of nine persons.
Education Growers Development Company invites the public to dig into the real issues at hand in the industrial hemp business by planting the crop at a come-and-go event from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday April 2 and Sunday April 3.
The question is often asked whether it is good to mow lower in the spring. The answer is yes and no. It doesn’t hurt to mow lower than normal the first mowing or two. As a matter of fact, it can speed green-up by removing old, dead grass and allowing the soil to warm up more quickly.
Several organizations in Dodge City will be coming together to assist the public with a COVID-19 vaccination workshop at 236 San Jose Dr. on Thursday, April 7 from 4 to 7 p.m.
U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) technical staff from offices across the globe came to the United States to learn about current research, market development and technical aspects of the U.S. wheat industry, as a part of their Core Competency Training.
WASHINGTON, March 30, 2022 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture encourages producers and landowners to enroll in the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program starting next week through May 13.