Rezoning near high school area raises community concern for city
Rezoning near high school area raises community concern for city
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National Wreaths Across America Day Ceremony held
National Wreaths Across America Day Ceremony held
Community Christmas dinner set for Saturday
Community Christmas dinner set for Saturday
K-State plans sessions to help farmers better understand risk management tools
K-State plans sessions to help farmers better understand risk management tools
Former professor’s campus beautification efforts pay off
Over the past 20 years, a good portion of the landscaping improvements on the Dodge City Community College campus have been due to the efforts of former DCCC history professor, Larry Burke, who raised $44,000 for campus beautification initiatives during his tenure at the college.
Kansas tries to boost eviction relief
Officials are seeing a rise in fraudulent applications seeking funds from a state aid program designed to help prevent evictions, though it is unclear if any were approved. It comes as the state aims to improve uptake of the Kansas Emergency Rental Assistance program, the state-run program stood up by federal COVID-19 aid to help renters who are behind on lease or utility payments because of the pandemic.
$50M to go to low-income learning loss
A panel of lawmakers charged with distributing the state’s federal COVID-19 aid approved the creation of a $50 million program to give low-income families grants to help students secure books, technology or tutoring to overcome pandemic learning loss.
Storyboard about the Fort Dodge parade ground
For the commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the Santa Fe Trail the Dodge City/Fort Dodge/Cimarron Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association is spotlighting sites along the trail in Ford and Gray Counties.
Omicron deals another blow to strained schools
The St. Louis Park Public Schools in suburban Minneapolis held in-person learning all semester, with no school closures for COVID-19 infections despite the spread of the delta variant.
Protesters in Kabul want assets unfrozen
KABUL, Afghanistan – Hundreds of protesters marched through the streets of Kabul toward the shuttered U.S. Embassy on Tuesday, urging the release of Afghanistan’s frozen assets.