Through the past several weeks, I’ve discussed the history of The Salvation Army. Its birth in the slums of East London. Its journey across the Atlantic to America. Finally, its arrival here in Dodge City. Through it all, we’ve learned of names and faces of people long gone. Today, I’d like to introduce people who are very much still with us. Thanks to your support.
If selecting a cut tree, watch for these signs that the tree is too far gone. - Needles are a dull, grayish-green color - Needles fail to ooze pitch when broken apart and squeezed - Needles feel stiff and brittle - Needles pull easily off tree Once you have your tree home, recut the trunk about one inch above the original cut.
The Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau Holiday Light Tours begin on Friday, Dec. 9, at 6:30 p.m.
Dustin J. Woods, 34, failure to appear. Caden N. Amyx, 21, theft. Bob N. Covington, 37, criminal sodomy. Kevin R. Alpers, 59, failure to appear. Roger L. Hartung, 54, criminal damage to property; transporting an open container; DUI; operate a motor vehicle without a valid license; possession of marijuana; maximum speed limits; failure to yield at stop or yield sign; improper driving on laned roadway; flee or attempt to elude LEO by engaging in reckless driving.
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Two dance troupes in downtown Dodge City Monday night honored the appearance of the virgin Mary in Mexico City in the days leading to Christmas. Danza Tepayac and Danza Santa Cruz took part in the Mexican tradition of Catholicism in celebration of the Virgin of Guadalupe’s miracles in Tepayac by making their own wooden bows and dancing in a coordinated routine to the rhythmic sound of drums and wooden beads.
Dodge City natives Scott and Marie McGinley aka Mr. and Mrs.
SPEARVILLE 55, ST. JOHN 46 St.