Mariah Hills Golf course hosted one of the qualifying events across the state on June 28. This event features over forty golfers across the state and several participants from the area or with ties to Dodge City Community College.
The Salvation Army of Dodge City is pleased to announce that it received a $10,000 charitable gift from ITC Great Plains, a transmission-only utility, on Thursday, June 23 for the relocation and expansion of its Thrift Store from its current location on Avenue E to 1500 East Wyatt Earp Blvd.
The sixth annual brisket fundraiser for Friendship Feast Association will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Increases sought by the attorney general to the monetary limitations for crime victims compensation awards will take effect July 1. The Division of Crime Victims Compensation in Attorney General Derek Schmidt’s office administers the Crime Victims Compensation program, which was established in 1978 to help victims of violent crime pay for their unexpected expenses such as medical treatment, mental health counseling, lost wages, dependent support and funeral expenses.
The Kansas Supreme Court waded into a simmering dispute in the appraisal industry over valuing real property of big-box retails stores Friday by overturning lower court decisions faulting Johnson County’s evaluation of nine Walmart Inc. and two Sam’s Club stores.
A court settlement Thursday will require the Kansas foster care system to pay $1.25 million after a child sleeping in a contractor’s office was sexually assaulted in 2018. A foster child, referred to as D.D.
Most folks jump at the chance to hop in the combine and get a firsthand look at the Kansas wheat harvest from the buddy seat. For Mexican flour millers — like the team that visited Kansas and Ohio in June — it’s not just a joyride, but a chance to evaluate their main material directly from the source. And for Kansas farmers, these conversations with large and important customers keeps grain flowing south. “We are excited to be able to bring customers to the
Woods County Oklahoma - (June 24, 2022) The hammer dropped Tuesday evening shortly after 6 p.m. on five farms totaling 640 acres that were offered for sale in an online auction event. Results of the auction prove strong values continue for agricultural land in rural areas of northwest Oklahoma despite marginal crop yields, higher input costs and rising interest rates. Investing in agricultural land continues to be one of the safest places to park your money in times of inflation and economic uncertainty.
This is day 13 of the Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you by the Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and the Kansas Grain and Feed Association. Combines are now on the roll in northwest and north central Kansas with the return of hot, windy weather.