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Ethanol industry able to get grants from USDA

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced Monday the USDA intends to make available up to $100 million in com…

Salvation Army continues to deliver aid

The charity of the Salvation Army in Dodge City continues to strive to provide for those in need during a time when the …

16-year-old arrested after bus stolen

A unique joy ride over the weekend led to the arrest May 2 of a 16-year-old boy in Ford County.

Productive pandemic past-times

I'm not sure what cancelling the "stay-at-home" order for our state accomplished, as everyone I know has been going ever…

The 1910 burglary of Fred Baeder

It was a pair of gloves that brought the culprit down.The following information, which was provided by Judy Hinnergardt,…

Biden wins Kansas primary with 76.9% of votes as Democrats triple turnout

TOPEKA - Kansas Democrats, who participated in unprecedented numbers in the party's presidential primary, overwhelmingly…

Growing differently: Teacher uses Tower Garden to educate students

Morgan Starkweather loves plants, children and animals. As a second-grade teacher at Plum Creek Elementary School in Hut…

Walmart to close for weekend

On Saturday, the Dodge City Walmart, located at 1905 N. 14th Ave., will shut its doors for the weekend starting at 2 p.m…

Church launches parking lot services

LEAVENWORTH - Damian Efta said he believes people gathering together is an important aspect of church. But this is diffi…

Mid-creek musings: Kansas lakes busier than ever during coronavirus pandemic

Mid-creek musings while pining for the end of social distancing, so I can finally get away from everyone.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Sunflower Community Garden still has plots available for Dodge City gardeners.

Son continues work in China

PRATT - While China initially led the world in the highest number of COVID-19 cases, the curve of the disease has flatte…

In accordance with guidelines set forth by Kansas Governor Laura Kelly on Thursday phasing in the easing of restrictions…

Knowing where to go to get the care you need can be confusing - especially now. Efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19 h…

Biochar created to enrich soil

Burnt wood may be able to save the soil - even in Kansas.

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