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When the growing gets tough: Fall colors of trees
Andrea Burns Ford County Extension Agent The crisp air of fall is beginning to show up in the air, my favorite season (football) is here.… Login to continue reading Login…
Club news: Daughters of the American Revolution
The Kansas Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) and Dodge City Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) partnered with the Buffalo Society Children of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Mariah Fund says goodbye, supports SWKS one last time
Jeff Thorpe Mariah Fund President I could never have imagined a conversation that started 18 years ago in the Long Branch Saloon among myself, and… Login to continue reading Login…
Spooky season ghost tours come to ‘Boo’t Hill Museum
Whitney HodginDodge City Globe For the first time in its history, Boot Hill Museum is opening its doors after dark to the public for a… Login to continue reading Login…
KCC approves unanimous settlement agreement in Evergy rate case
The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) this week approved a unanimous settlement agreement allowing Evergy to increase its rates by $128 million to recover investments made… Login to continue reading Login…
New, improved VFW strives to thrive, not just survive
Casey FitzgeraldVFW Post #1714 Commander The VFW has made a heck of a comeback these last couple of years. There is now something to do… Login to continue reading Login…
Storm announces move to the National Arena League
Courtesy of the Storm The Southwest Kansas Storm Friday announced its departure from the Arena Football One (AF1) League and will join the National Arena… Login to continue reading Login…
DC3 celebrates 90 years with week of activities
Lance ZieschDC3 Director of Marketing and Public Relations Founded in September 1935, Dodge City Community College (DC3) turns 90 years old this month. Marking the… Login to continue reading Login…
Join Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever in a new local chapter for Ford County
Upland hunters and conservationists in Ford County and surrounding area are invited to join a meeting on Wednesday evening, Sept. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at the Dodge City Brewery, 701 3rd Ave., to organize a new local chapter of Pheasants Forever, the nation’s leading upland habitat conservation group. This gathering is open to individuals passionate about maintaining upland habitats, creating public access, and providing outdoor opportunities for area youth.