DODGE CITY GLOBE
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Dodge City Soccer: Toros in 3-way tie for first in league
With three games left in the United Premier Soccer League regular season, the Dodge City Toros are in a three-way tie for first place. The Toros are led by coach Andrew de la Torre, a Dodge City native, and have a record of three wins, two draws and one loss on the year.
The Skeeters’ among us
Well, we got our wish (or should I say our need) and several inches of rain have fallen over the past week, with more on the way for tonight. For the most part, it has been a wonderful soaking rain that will benefit every aspect of our lives. But, with the damp, soaked countryside however, will come those pesky, irritating, blood-thirsty little demons we call “mosquitoes.”
Aunt is devastated when private letter is read
Dear Amy: In 2020, my nephew, “TJ,” graduated from high school. My husband and I are especially close to him.
Info, money on the line when scammers target unaware Ford County residents
Ford County residents have suffered an increase in scams that aim to separate the young, the elderly and the disabled from their money. The most vulnerable, it seems, are folks who believe they are in love with the person preying upon them, Ford County Sheriff Bill Carr told Rotarians at the meeting of the Dodge City chapter June 6 at United Wireless Conference Center.
Dodge City A’s player spotlight on Jacob Klinovsky
WHERE ARE YOU FROM? Upland, Calif. NAME YOUR SECRET HIDDEN TALENT: juggling WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO FOR FUN? I enjoy riding my road bike, mountain biking, playing ice hockey and spending time with friends.
Dodge City A’s Baseball: Kansas Cannons beat the A’s
The Dodge City A’s (0-3) were unable to pick up their first win of the season the beautiful evening of June 5 as they lost to the Kansas Cannons 10-4. The Cannons put up the first run of the evening in the first inning.
Pyle to pursue office of governor
HIAWATHA - State Senator Dennis Pyle today announced that he has appointed a treasurer and is planning to pursue the office of Governor with an official statement forthcoming. “Due to the continual gross negligence in protecting and assisting citizens, my family and I have decided it is in the best interest of our state that I pursue running for Governor to enact solutions to stop the hardship of Kansans,” Pyle said.
Working with the Legislature, not against it, yields successes for Kansas
Each year as Attorney General, I have proposed legislation to make our state better and then worked cooperatively with legislators to get the job done. This year, I’m particularly grateful for the bipartisan support many of our proposals received. For example:
City Loyalty Oath Ceremonies
Dodge City Fire Department Captain Robert Heinz recited the city loyalty oath ceremony with new fire fighters Joshua Meis and Rudy Hernandez at the Dodge City Commission meeting June 6. [PHOTO BY Whitney Hodgin/Dodge City Globe]