TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and local health departments are working together in response to a measles outbreak in southwest Kansas. As of April 16, a total of 37 cases have been reported. KDHE is informing the public of potential measles exposure at that location.
Whitney HodginDodge City Globe Arthur Miller’s 1954 play “The Crucible” shines through the difficulties shared among characters from America’s past and its present. Who, then,… Login to continue reading Login…
This Easter season, rejoice with the Salvation Army!
Staff reports It’s important to remember that voting gives you a voice in local government. In local elections you’re choosing neighbors and peers to provide… Login to continue reading Login…
Whitney Hodgin Dodge City Globe Dodge City Mayor Jeff Reinert, Vice Mayor Daniel Pogue and Commissioners Chuck Taylor, Michael Burns and Rick Sowers were present… Login to continue reading Login…
Dodge City High School freshman Raelyn Warkentin won the District 8 United States Constitution speech contest this year. She is the daughter of Erica Warkentin and Justin Warkentin. She is the granddaughter of Army Veteran Randall Warkentin.
J. Anna KingFord County Historical Society Boot Hill Museum has been selected for the third annual Landmark Arts Project. Each year, a historic landmark in… Login to continue reading Login…
Whitney HodginDodge City Globe Dodge City Mayor Jeff Reinert, Vice Mayor Daniel Pogue and Commissioners Rick Sowers and Chuck Taylor were present at the March… Login to continue reading Login…
Courtesy of KDHE TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Stevens County Health Department have reported a positive case of… Login to continue reading Login…
Brad NadingGarden City Telegram The opening rounds of the state high school basketball tournaments are in the books with mixed results for area teams. Of… Login to continue reading Login…