Dodge City volleyball team hit the road for their third tournament of the season and their final non-conference contests of the season as they competed at the Wyobraska Tournament in Torrington, Wyoming, and Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
Dodge City volleyball team have been road warriors in the 2022 season and the mileage continued to add up on Wednesday as the Conquistadors traveled to Concordia, Kansas to take on Cloud County in KJCCC action.
Below you will find a complete rundown of high school football scores across the state from Week 3 of the 202223 high school football season. 6A Olathe North 35, SM North 14 Free State 28, Olathe East 21 KC Piper 10, Wash.
Scoring 66 points, the Bucklin Red Aces took a convincing 66-28 win Friday, Sept. 16 over the Sublette Larks.
For the fourth straight game the Dodge City women’s soccer team took on a ranked KJCCC opponent this time hosting #6 Butler and playing the Grizzles to the wire but fell 2-0. The Conquistadors who had dropped eight of last nine meetings to Butler would play the Top 10 Grizzlies tough and their closest loss to Butler during the last 10 meetings.
It was Homecoming for the Dodge City Red Demons Friday Sept. 16. To celebrate, the school district held a homecoming parade through the downtown area in the yearly tradition. The football team, homecoming court and marching band walked through downtown as fans were cheering along the side of the road. All that extra motivation and hype helped the Red Demons defeat Wichita South 42-12.
Liberal- Steven Ray Paris, age 59, passed away Friday morning, September 16, 2022, at the Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, Kansas. He was born May 26, 1963, at Clayton, New Mexico, the son of Charlie Ray and Mina Arlene (Blosser) Paris.
Shirley Joan Wells Blake, twelfth child of Mary Ann Richards and John Wells, was born at their family farm outside o f Howard Kansas September 25, 1934. She passed away on September 2, 2022, at her home in Laramie, Wyoming.
Ham Bell’s Pioneer Picnic and the dedication of the Flour Mill Story Board was held in Wright Park at Hoover Pavilion on Saturday, Sept. 10.
The Fort Hays State University Senior Companions Program is looking volunteers ages 55 and older who can devote at least one hour a week to provide much-needed respite for caregivers in the southwest Kansas community.