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Mike Pompeo: ‘There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration'

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused to acknowledge President-elect Joe Biden's victory in the presidential race Tuesd…

Lawmakers welcome improved budget news - but caution state isn't in the clear yet

The state received a rare bit of good news Friday about its budget picture, as the end of election season has given way …

The 2020-21 Ford County Youth Entrepreneurship Competition will look a little different this year.

280 Ford County coronavirus cases added to KDHE report

On Friday, Nov. 6, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 report showed Ford County added 146 cases, w…

Prairie Independent Living Resource Center, 207 W. Spruce St., will be collecting durable medical equipment as part of a…

Salvation Army awarded foundation grant

In a continuing effort to the community and those affected by COVID-19, the Salvation Army in Dodge City received assist…

Bucklin Boy Scout dedicating park to American Legion

BUCKLIN - Boy Scout Garin Stimpert, 16, of Bucklin, recently completed his Eagle Scout project, constructing a new Veter…

The Clark County Sheriff's Office, along with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, is investigating the shooting death of…

Upland Game Bird Season a Bright Spot for Kansas Hunters

OK, now that we've all grown accustom to bad news in this glorious year 2020, this year's upland game bird hunting forec…

AMBUCS makes Amtryke donation

The life of A.R. White

He was born in Dodge City to Mennonite pastors. He went on to the glitzy glamour of Hollywood.Ironically, he saw only on…

More teachers are coming to Kansas than leaving it, data shows

Despite a common belief that Kansas loses more of its teachers every year, the state actually imports more teachers than…

Smoky Valley Distillery hidden gem of small-town pride

MARQUETTE -- Decades ago, Bud Von Strohe and his good friend, Dewey Grooms, would drive in a Cadillac down Washington St…

Rural Democrats sent reeling by election results

For Rep. Jason Probst, the waiting is truly the hardest part.

Ever wish you knew how many students at your child's school had the flu or strep throat? Now, you can find out.

Finding out how many children in your son or daughter's grade has a fever or a runny nose is now possible. Nearly 100 Ka…

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