Miller Elementary School students stand proudly by the food they collected to donate to The Salvation Army food pantry. Also pictured are Salvation Army Captain Elia Davila, Administrative Assistant Gina Torres and Counselor Sarah Heil. The total number of items donated was 535, which students learned was enough to help feed a 9-member family for a month. [SUBMITTED PHOTO]
It continues to be a slow process for communities to be fully “back to normal” from the COVID-19 pandemic but it is still heading in that direction with events returning to dates that had been on hiatus.
The West Cowboy Silhouette, an iconic metal tribute to the men who made Dodge City, will be missing from the view of the horizon until the completion of a Kansas Department of Transportation project that will double the lanes on U.S. 50 between Dodge City and Cimarron.
Unless Kansas has one of those rare, uncharacteristic, peaceful storm seasons, we all know what’s coming. Once that line of storms has passed, Kansans must deal with the line of “storm chasers.” The term has two definitions: It’s commonly used to describe meteorological evidence-gatherers who steer toward threatening weather.
As he spends time in his wheat fields this week applying fertilizer to this year’s winter wheat crop, Kansas farmer Justin Knopf says there’s plenty on his mind, and heart. “Drought, high fertilizer prices and extreme market volatility are all cause for extra concern this year,” he said, “but thinking about the people of Ukraine has evoked a whole new layer of emotion.
Fire fighters are unsure what started the fire inside the Kansas Family Advisory Network, 209 ½ W. Spruce St., Thursday morning.
Brief moments of providence in our everyday lives can take our breath away — the sun breaking through the clouds after a storm or a newborn calf standing for the first time. For K-State wheat breeder Dr.
Sportswriters just want to tell stories of their athletes and sources. Not only the good outcomes, but the struggles of reaching goals.
Could you imagine a classroom where students could individually pursue their passion and work on a project that matters to them? Genius Hour is that 60 minutes and is a modern educational trend that allows time to explore creativity and dive deep into a topic that a student is curious to learn more about.
The Dodge City High School forensics team continues to roll through its season as the team brought home a plethora of medals during its recent tournaments. According to DCHS forensics coach Johnny Dunlap, on Friday, Feb.