The Dodge City USD 443 Board of Education had a busy night Monday with several recognitions for students and student-athletes, as well as putting in place to recruitment more teachers. One of the big-ticket agenda items discussed for approval was the phase two renovations for Memorial Stadium.
TOPEKA — Sen. Cindy Holscher opposed legislation carving into state law an education bill of rights guaranteeing public school parents the ability to conduct prior review of all curriculum materials, potentially censor or banish library books and begin laying the foundation of civil rights challenges.
Jetmore Opal Marlene Eichman Sonday, 80, passed away March 20, 2022 at Clara Barton Hospital, Hoisington. She was born June 24, 1941 in Hodgeman County, the daughter of Wallie O.
DODGE CITY Justin S. Buller, 48, died Friday, March 18, 2022 at the Shepherd’s Center, Cimarron.
MEADE Bradley L. Foster, age 67, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday morning, March 17, 2022, at the Minneola District Hospital, Minneola, Kansas.
Thursday, March 25 will be the kickoff of the Depot Theater in Dodge City bringing the 120-year-old story of Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book” to life. The production will run from 25th kick off through April 10.
Dodge City commissioners approved a small increase in fees for water utilities, sanitation sewer services, solid waste collection and storm water utility services at their March 21 meeting. Mayor Kent Smoll, Vice Mayor Michael Burns and Commissioners Rick Sowers, Chuck Taylor and Joe Nuci were present.
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The recent home stretch continued for the Dodge City softball team as they hosted #6 Butler for a Jayhawk Conference doubleheader and the Conquistadors fell behind early and were unable to recover falling 18-1 and 11-3 both in five innings.
As several community members have asked, the answer has been provided regarding several fire hydrants throughout Dodge City having a bag on it stating it is out of service. According to Dodge City Fire Chief Ken Spencer, as hydrants have components that can fail or break, it makes them inoperable and in need of repairs.