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Hope House celebrates 30 years of service

OTTAWA - One of the longest-serving non-profits in the Franklin County area took some time last week to reflect on their…

Kansas to get 807,000 rapid tests from feds, governor says

Kansas is in line for a boost of 807,000 rapid tests from the federal government, Gov. Laura Kelly said Monday, as the s…

Nearly 400,000 Kansans request mail ballots as voter registration deadline looms

Almost 400,000 Kansas voters have requested a mail ballot as of Friday, according to data from the Secretary of State's …

Patch of giant pumpkins a gourd time for Dodge City man

Kenneth Austin, an 85-year-old Dodge City resident, is certainly in the spirit of fall with his backyard pumpkin patch, …

The Dodge City High School cross country team competed in the Newton Invitational on Oct. 3.Due to COVID-19 concerns, th…

The Boot Hill Bowl

It wasn't quite as prestigious as the Rose Bowl, but for 11 seasons Dodge City was home to a postseason collegiate bowl …

I've noticed that here in Kansas, we get into lengthy rain cycles that last for a year or more.When we're at one end of …

Manor's mass testing ends with negative results

After a recent spike with COVID-19, Manor of the Plains in Dodge City completed mass tests of residents and employees on…

Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame announces 2020 inductees

The 2020 inductees to the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame have been announced.Since 2002, Boot Hill Museum has been home to t…

At stake this election: Drawing Kansas' district maps

When November rolls around in Kansas, a lot of eyes will be on the presidential competition or the tight U.S. Senate bat…

Newton Invitational cross country

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The state ended funding for a literacy program shrouded in controversy. Schools want it back

It is fair to say that the Kansas Reading Roadmap program has had a rocky existence.

Legislation introduced to help ranchers and small meat processors

A new federal bill to help smaller livestock owners and small meat processors was introduced to Congress on Oct. 1. A bi…

Fort Hays offers three new agriculture degrees

As the need for agriculture workers increases nationwide, including in Kansas, Fort Hays State University's agriculture …

Three weeks after state championship, Kansas high school anglers kick off new season thanks to COVID-19 delays

The 2020-21 Kansas BASS Nation High School/Youth fishing season is in an unusual predicament this fall after COVID-19 ca…

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