
A broken marriage leads to broken friendships
Dear Amy: I have been divorced for two years. I frequently see my two young daughters, and remain on decent terms with my ex.
Dear Amy: I have been divorced for two years. I frequently see my two young daughters, and remain on decent terms with my ex.
Dodge City Raceway Park kicked off June 3 with the Boot Hill Championships. The weekend races were full of excitement and the competitive nature of the drivers were at an all-time high.
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is preparing to ship out to the states millions of COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5 in the coming weeks, likely ending months of waiting for parents and caregivers.
Yellow Ribbon International Youth Council President Rhiannon Alberry, Melissa Perkins, Theresa Alberry, Sahira Ventura Macias and Yaremy Macias at the Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention booth June 4 at the United Wireless Arena.
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill hailed by Republicans and Democrats to provide funding and regulation for a statewide 24-hour, seven-day-a-week suicide prevention hotline scheduled to be operational in mid-July.
MANHATTAN – A total of 14 members from the Southwest district were awarded their State FFA Degree during the 94th Kansas FFA Convention, June 1-3, on the Kansas State University campus. The state degree is the highest honor the Kansas FFA Association can bestow upon its members.
The season for travel fun has arrived and millions of Americans will be enjoying vacation rentals – except the ones that experience vacation rip-offs instead. A Better Business Bureau (BBB) study in 2019 found that 43% of those who searched online encountered fake property listings. More than 5 million people lost money to such scams. It is reasonable to assume that with the easing of the pandemic, as so many feel freer to travel, vacation rentals will be highly sought after. Here is BBB’s advice for those who want to keep their getaways safe from bad actors and their vacation rental schemes.
Vendors set up booths to show off their products and skills in Downtown Dodge City June 4. The Mainstreet Festival took place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and had attractions like face painting, a car show, a mural unveiling in Eisenhower Park, and the Great Quack Attack hosted by Z98. Winners of that contest to be announced. [PHOTO BY Chelce Gebhart/Dodge City Globe]
Adiel I. Cruz-Ramos, 35, probation violation.
The Western Cattle Trail Association has been around since the year 2000. For many years we met with the Santa Fe Trail.