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CapFed Good News: Home-school parent graduates with teaching degree

Next fall, Topeka Unified School District 501 will be adding a first-year teacher with a newly minted teaching certifica…

Rebuilding America: Hardware, garden stores see increase in sales

Rebuilding America: Our series dives into our community's efforts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wagle bails from U.S. Senate contest, Kobach formally files for GOP primary

Kansas Senate President Susan Wagle withdrew Thursday from the Republican contest for U.S. Senate, while former Secretar…

Rebuilding America: Local tourism spots see winds of change

Rebuilding America: Our series dives into our community's efforts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Dodge City manager to start June 1

Nick Hernandez will officially begin his tenure as Dodge City's new city manager, effectively replacing current city man…

South Drive-In to have benefit showing of 'Ghostbusters'

On June 8, in order to fund needed repair expenses, the South Drive-In Theatre will have a special benefit showing of th…

Dodge City 2020 Memorial Day Ceremony

Issues including inclement weather, the coronavirus pandemic, and appropriate social distancing expectations did little …

Rebuilding America: Local restaurants work to resume dine-in experience

Rebuilding America: Our series dives into our community's efforts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kansas public higher education absorbs $90 million financial impact from COVID-19

This content is being provided for free as a public service to our readers during the coronavirus outbreak. Please suppo…

Rebuilding America: Southwest Kansas farmers no strangers to adversity

Rebuilding America: Our series dives into our community's efforts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rebuilding America: Health care community ready as state reopens

Rebuilding America: Our series dives into our community's efforts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chief: Soldier intervenes to end shooting

A local police chief is calling a Fort Leavenworth soldier a hero for ending an active shooter incident Wednesday on the…

Ford County gives businesses OK to open at own discretion

On Wednesday, Ford County commissioners met in a special meeting to set adjustments for the county based on the governor…

Bulls can get injured on the job

As bulls are making their way out to the cows, experts have some sage advice.

Under the Dairy Margin Coverage program, dairy producers who purchased the appropriate level of coverage had their first…

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