Patty Winger, representing the Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution, presents Santa Fe Trail Association Dodge City/Ford Dodge/Cimarron Chapter President Bob Bunyan with a certificate for “Keeping the Santa Fe Trail Alive” Sunday, April 3 at the association’s chapter meeting at the Dodge House. “The DAR was one of the original organizations that promoted saving the history of the Santa Fe Trail,” Bunyan said.
TOPEKA - The Kansas Department of Labor has announced that Tata Consultancy Services has been selected to update the state’s antiquated IT-legacy system that is used to process unemployment insurance claims.
It’s Tuesday evening and I’m sitting here writing by the table. I can hear the wind blowing outside. The temperature is 40 degrees, but the wind chill makes it feel colder than that. We are so ready for warmer temperatures, and April being here in a few days makes us yearn for warmer days. The forecast sounds like snow will be coming yet this week. It is good that God controls the weather, and we must accept what we are given. I enjoy the four seasons of the year here in Southern Michigan.
Dodge City High School alumns Arturo Amaro, Jr., and Angel Romero, Jr., are a powerhouse pair of Latinos always on the look out for greener pastures and promotional opportunities to help their business-owning peers.
TOPEKA — Kansas Sen. Mark Steffen bragged about the attention he received for sending a threatening letter to doctors encouraging the use of ivermectin for early treatment of COVID-19 based on a law the Legislature didn’t pass.
Dodge City softball team brought out the brooms on Saturday earning a doubleheader sweep of Garden City at home which gives the Conquistadors the four-game series season sweep over the Broncbusters. The Conqs picked up a pair of close game victories winning 15-13 in game one and 5-4 in game two.
Make it four in a row in the win column as the Dodge City softball team snagged two more wins on Sunday topping North Platte in non-conference play 11-1 and 13-2 both in five innings. The wins move the Conquistadors to 14-16 on the season and give them a four-game winning streak after a pair of wins against Garden City on Saturday.
After opening the spring season with a conference tournament win the Dodge City men’s golf team brought home more hardware by winning the Bethel Invite. The Conquistadors competed at both the Hesston golf course and Sand Creek Station golf course for the Bethel Invite posting a team score of 572 with rounds of 283 and 289 claiming first place by 15-strokes.
After a doubleheader split at home against the Colby Trojans the Dodge City baseball team traveled to Colby to finish out the four-game series and would grab the split of the doubleheader on the road.
The Lady Demons swimming team took part in the Wichita Heights Invite on April 1. This meet featured 17 teams from across the state including several Western Athletic Conference league opponents.