TOPEKA — The Kansas Senate completed Tuesday a rebuke of Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of a congressional redistricting map shifting moderate-voting Lawrence to the rural 1st District and realigning the 3rd District to weaken re-election prospects of the state’s lone Democratic U.S. representative.
A resolution was passed on Monday for the development of land along 14th Avenue and Soule Street to Capital Development LLC for $60,000 by the Dodge City Commission. According to city manager Nick Hernandez, According to city manager Nick Hernandez, the property had been negotiated upon back in 2019 for the sale to go towards the property for retail development.
Do you live to rock? Well, there is a tour for that coming to Dodge City as the Live to Rock Tour of classic rock bands Skid Row, Quiet Riot, Warrant and Winger will head to Dodge City’s United Wireless Arena on Saturday, May 7, with the show starting at 7 p.m. and doors opening at 6 p.m.
Moving into February, the Dodge City Public Library continues its craft and carry projects with a theme fitting for the month. According to DCPL, this month’s craft and carry will be about heart and not just for Valentine’s Day.
Counties of K-State Research and Extension will again be hosting an online agronomy series, “Crop Talk,” held now through Monday, March 7, which will highlight several topics important to crop producers.
TOPEKA — As it stands, retail fireworks sellers in Kansas are only allowed to sell their wares from June 27 to July 6, a shorter time period than some neighboring states. Seasonal retailers in Missouri can sell fireworks from June 20 to July 10 and from Dec.
Two weeks ago, this column talked about the “dirty 30s” in general. We know Dodge City was far from spared.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas could phase out its corporate income tax under a measure that also would expand its incentives for attracting new businesses, and the provision is a problem as lawmakers rush to help the state attract an undisclosed multibillion-dollar project.
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, was settled and named by the Delaware Indians as a campsite halfway between the Allegheny and Susquehanna Rivers. When German settlers arrived in the 1700’s, they brought with them a tradition known as “Candlemas Day,” celebrated in Germany on Feb.
