Amish Kitchen
Hello, this is Lovina’s daughter Verena. It’s Tuesday evening, and I decided to write Mom’s column. The sun is shining nicely, and there’s a nice breeze flowing. I keep looking back at life at the age of sixteen. I
Ford County, Dodge City Commissions approve Hilmar TIF district creation
At a joint meeting Aug. 1 the Dodge City Commission approved ordinance 3777 establishing a Hilmar bioscience development district and the Ford County Commission approved resolution 2022-27 consenting to the establishment of that district.
Beard ramps up to represent the Big First in general election
James Beard, the teacher from Garden City and the Democratic candidate for U.S. Representative for Kansas District 1 (Kansas Big First), following the primary results, stated he still intends to be on the ballot for the November general election.
Ford County Sheriff’s Office
POPLOG Katharine A. McKivergan, 41, arrest by LEO.
Judith Ann (Ogden) Randall
Judith Ann (Ogden) Randall passed away July 19, 2022, at the Senior Living Unit in the Ashland Health Center. Judi was born April 10, 1944, in Springfield, MO, the daughter of Rev. Seymour Duane Ogden and Margaret (Stillman) Ogden. Her father was a Minister, and shortly after her birth, the family moved to Princeton, IL, then, after a few years there, they moved to Osborne, KS where Judi attended school through the 4th grade. They then moved to Sabetha, KS where they remained for many years, and where Judi graduated from High School in 1962.
John “Jack” Lawrence Turcotte
John “Jack” Lawrence Turcotte, age 71, of Topeka, Kansas, went to be home with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on July 30th, 2022 after a long battle with heart failure. Jack was born in Burlington, Vermont on March 17th, 1951 to John Caldwell Turcotte and Virginia (Chase) Turcotte.
Metalhead mower finds Dodge City Globe medallion
It was just another day at the office for Scott Leonard, or rather, another hot afternoon carefully mowing around the trees and bushes near the end of the Gunsmoke walking trail between the University Training Center (formerly Saint Mary of the Plains College) and the Dodge City YMCA.
While more in Ford County voted “yes,” voters statewide said “no” to abortion amendment
Kansas women retained their right to bodily autonomy in the Aug. 2 election that included a “yes” or “no” vote to approve or deny a constitutional amendment that, if passed, would have tightened restrictions, or banned abortion totally in the state.
DODGE CITY DAYS!
United Wireless Arena Aug. 4 and 5 Cattle U & Trade Show Paid event trade show with more than 50 booths.
Metalhead mower finds Dodge City Globe medallion
Whitney Hodgin Dodge City Globe It was just another day at the office for Scott Leonard, or rather, another hot afternoon carefully mowing around the trees and bushes near the end of the Gunsmoke walking trail between the University Training Center (formerly Saint Mary of the Plains College) and the Dodge City YMCA. That’s when something caught his eye under a rather large evergreen.