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Mid-creek musings: Fishing fervor hits fever pitch during Kansas crappie spawn; local archery icon remembered; club's season canceled

Mid-creek musings while wondering how I'm going to cram all of this week's news into one column.• Unfortunately, I…

Small dairies look for ways to survive

As milk prices plummet, small dairy farms look for different ways to survive. The owners of Sasnak Farms in Inman are tr…

Boot Hill Casino to resume limited operations

After being closed for a lengthy time due to COVID-19, Boot Hill Casino and Resort is set to resume operations Friday at…

City commission approves housing district

During the Dodge City Commission meeting this week, commissioners approved a Rural Housing Incentive District for Wagon …

Mental health remains concern for high school seniors

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

Castillo charged with arson

In an alleged incident that took place on May 17, David Santiago Castillo, 44, was charged with arson, criminal threat a…

As healthcare providers, patient wellbeing is our chief concern every day of the year.

DCCC expands Fall workforce schedule

In light of the release of 10 faculty members including three from the welding program, Dodge City Community College ann…

Dairy Farmers donate to Friendship Feast

The Friendship Feast in Dodge City receives donation from Southwest Dairy Farmers and Southland Dairy Farmers

CDC report: Kansas' National Beef must step up COVID-19 protocols

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found several issues with COVID-19 protocols after a visit to National Be…

Nature's noises from Joe's front porch

I'm sometimes bothered by sensory overload, like when the entire church congregation gathers in the church basement for …

'Hair' wreathes

People viewing these items from the Victorian era usually have one or both of these reactions: "Wow!" or "Eeew!"

Kansas secretly withheld $21 million in payments to foster care providers

TOPEKA - The Kansas Department for Children and Families from 2016 to 2018 secretly withheld millions in payments to pri…

Michael Jordan's first dance

Before the six NBA championships, Olympic gold medals, MVP awards, scoring titles and becoming the greatest player ever …

Josh Rouse: Kansas youths get involved in hunting, fishing during pandemic

One of the great joys for experienced hunters and anglers is being able to introduce a youngster to the sport for the fi…

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