More than $5000 worth of items up for auction Feb. 2
The staff at CASA-Children Worth Saving, Inc. didn't know what to expect at their Chocolate Dreams fundraiser last year.
Paul “Pablo” Andrew Koontz
Paul “Pablo” Andrew Koontz, 48, died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013 at St. Joseph Hospital, Eureka, Calif.
International Pancake Day here again
It's that time of year again, when residents from Liberal, and all over Kansas come together to compete against Olney, England to see who the fastest flippers and swiftest sprinters are in the annual…
Zoning board discusses transfer of Civic Center
The Dodge City Zoning Board approved two cases at their Tuesday evening meeting.
The board approved a rezoning request for a 60 foot section of a property at 511 Sunflower, subject to the owner provi…
Daily record: Jan. 17
The following people were booked into the Ford County Detention Center Tuesday:
Alice Laura Bates
Alice Laura Bates, 103, formerly of Dodge City, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013 at the Life Care Center of Sene
Burglar arraigned on Pizza Hut charges
Adam Nipper, a 22-year-old man from Dodge City, plead no contest to an amended charge of simple robbery for his role in the Aug. 9 burglary of a Pizza Hut.
Kan. court system seeks boost in funding
The Kansas Supreme Court hopes to end emergency surcharges that people pay to file lawsuits and get marriage licenses. The court wants legislators to rely more heavily on state tax dollars to finance…
Once targeted, Kan. state hospital to remain open
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback once proposed closing a state hospital for the developmentally disabled in Topeka, but his latest budget proposals would keep it open through at least June 2015.
Kan. gov.’s budget leaves higher ed spending flat
Gov. Sam Brownback's budget proposals would hold state spending on its higher education system flat over the two fiscal years that begin in July.