Dodge City, KS News

• Dodge City, KS News
• Goedeken has sights set on the bright lights
• Roundup Ranch Experience offers visitors opportunity to cowboy up
• Natalie Randall announces candidacy
• Goedeken takes full swing at LPGA dream
• Drivers prepare for tripleheader weekend
• Local youth given opportunity to excel in golf with national program
• Bacon looks to continue Jetmore hot streak
• Golf carts approved at 3i Show
• School board approves teacher's contracts
• The Quack Attack is back!
• Herbert wins URSS battle at Lexington
• A small heart fighting for a chance
• Ghost tours coming to Dodge City
• Utility Line Protection Program Now Available to Dodge City Residents
• Dodge City Middle School wins top award
• Federal indictment unsealed in Dodge City
• Danielle Crouch named as manager for Western State Bank Expo Center
• Jetmore festivities planned around Steve King Memorial
• City of Dodge City Surplus Property Public Auction this Saturday
• National Train Day activities to be held at Santa Fe Depot
• SATANTA’S 100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
• Post offices in Kansas to remain open
• Hines hauls in USAC Midget loot
• Sheridan Center Switching to Summer Schedule
• Local youth invade Dodge for rodeo festivites
• DC3 concert will fill Windthorst church with beautiful music
• Speaker: Affordable Care Act hinges on fate of individual mandate
• Sampler Festival showcases all things Kansas
• Dodge City flea market to open
• DC3 musical theater workshop to present scenes
• Carnegie celebrates photography for Final Friday
• Showdown in Jetmore postponed to July
• Childcare Provider Appreciation Day
• 2nd Ave. Art Guild feature Nolan for Final Friday
• Murray among five opening night winners at DCRP
• Communities Take Root program offers orchards to winners
• New hotel will cater to longer stays
• Producers weigh in on next Farm Bill
• Waterline Break on Central Ave. Update
• Dodge City police investigating stabbing
• Kansas Soldiers' Home opens Hagens Park
• Oil and opportunity topics of luncheon
• Statewide job fair coming to Dodge
• Three sculptures by Mary Spurgeon to be unveiled
• 4-H offers youth opportunity to learn and grow
• Partway There: Traveler completes first leg of journey
• Facebook Friday: How will gas prices affect vacation plans?
• Dr. Al Bissing's prescription for life: Work hard, have fun
• Family sees light at end of tunnel
• Greensburg: A town remembering tragedy and celebrating triumph
• Victory Electric members elect new trustees
• Colorado man walking across America
• Spearville special election set for later this month
• GOP to host nominating convention Friday
• Dallas Brass to play at Dodge City High School
• Local man makes journey to honor James Arness
• Kiwanis to host annual fundraising dinner
• Dr. O.H. Simpson, pioneer dentist, creates a historic landmark for Dodge City
• Dr. O.H. Simpson, pioneer dentist, creates historic landmark
• Dodge City Area Arts Council receives grant to produce motorcycle racing exhibit
• Boot Hill Museum schedules annual fundraiser
• Supreme Court orders employee furloughs
• Santa Fe Trail Center to host vintage ball game
• Circle of Hope offers cancer patients many kinds of help
• Driver’s license stations down across Kansas
• Several witnesses testify at Kansas murder trial
• Film crew will shoot classic horror movie in Hodgeman County
• Victory Electric to host annual meeting of members
• From homeless to helpers
• Above average precipitation and temperatures
• Clydesdales scheduled to appear at 3i Show
• Keep America Beautiful Declares First Ever 'National Day of Action"
• Friendly competition leads to a national sport
• Medicaid the focus of presentation by Dr. Moser
• 2nd Ave. Art Guild will celebrate Final Friday
• Local concert association announces new season, begins ticket sales
• Seminary students get taste of life in southwest Kansas
• Interfaith Housing offers help to local residents
• Minneola cafe offers home-cooked meals
• Carol McQuiggin of the CVB Announces Retirement
• National Weather Service hosts storm spotter training
• Mother Nature proves she can still bring it on in late March
• Minneola comes together to open grocery store
• Great Lakes Airlines New Flight Schedule
• DC3 professor to be featured in Opera Omaha production
• State Parks announce special events
• Dodge City Middle School principal named one of three Digital Principals
• Easter's on its way
• Miss Kitty and the gang dust off the feathers for another season
• Diners flock to St. Patrick's Day breakfast
• HISTORY AND HERITAGE
• City to host STAR Bond hearing Monday
• Brent Harris — Working for the brand
• Annual St. Patrick's Day benefit breakfast
• Dr. Robert Moser to speak at Friendship Meals on March 29
• So, why Wyatt? Dodge City celebrates the birthday of its most famous lawman
• 140 birthday celebration events
• New production set to open at DCHS
• Wyatt Earp Birthday Celebration
• Dodge City High School broadcasting class enters video in national contest
• Area Republicans turn out for presidential caucus
• Bowling for Kids Sake set for late March
• Medical malpractice suit filed against two physicians, hospital
• Local appraiser talks about the invasion of France
• DCHS students to prepare for Cinco de Mayo pageant
• Early Dodge City deals with multiple disasters
• Meade boy conquers Hollywood
• Leadership days, Dodge City Night
• Class to offer preparation for citizenship exams
• New Hampton Inn and Suites set to open soon
• Leadership days, Dodge City Night
• Kan. Senate panel to consider property tax measure
• DC3 instrumental department set for spring concert
• Shopping for ideas at AMBUCS Home and Leisure Show
• Two crowned at Miss Dodge City scholarship pageant
• Dodge City woman named as Talking Book hero
• Western art and cowboy music featured at Carnegie Center for the Arts
• Public Building Commission to seek tax exemption for expo center
• City, county OK payments for Western State Bank Expo Center
• Trail of Fame continues to honor Dodge City history
• 'I am an immigrant': Sisters of St. Joseph host open dialogue
• Ford County Commission OKs PILOT agreement with enXco
• Local serviceman's return cloaked in mystery
• Trustees review concept for ag complex
• WKMA offers scholarships to local students
• Master Teacher: Marc Woofter
• Wright Water Line Repair Scheduled
• Great Lakes Airlines Open House
• Annual lawn and garden exposition returns to Village Square Mall
• There She Goes... Miss Dodge City pageant returns to the DC3 stage Saturday
• Local Scouts to host chili feed fundraiser
• From Dodge to the NFL, former Demon relives football journey
• College, not an impossible obstacle
• Mail-processing centers in Dodge, Wichita to merge
• Urban renewal comes to Dodge City in the late 1960s
• Two Dodge City schools locked down
• Dodge woman pleads no contest in June 2011 attack
• World Cup poet motivates area youth
• Ford County Attorney's Office receives grant for domestic violence prosecutor
• Konrade’s evolution speaks volumes on the court
• Leap Year at the Sheridan Center
• Western art and cowboy music featured at Carnegie
• Smiling through the tears
• Vilsack discusses proposed fiscal year 2013 budget
• Economist: Higher beef production vital to health of industry
• Canola U to address winter canola planting under no-till conditions
• Ag exports reach $136.3B in calendar year 2011
• Administration commended for efforts to resolve trade tensions
• Lane Closure Scheduled for Utility Work
• 'Team Comanche' kicks off state assessment celebration
• Local artist cooperative plans Final Friday auction
• Speaker: Can China sustain rate of growth?
• Kansas Heritage Center collects Great Plains heritage
• Shall we dance? United Way to host Black and White Ball
• Dodge City man charged with attempted murder
• Bucklin to allow Sunday alcohol sales
• Sisters of St. Joseph to host meeting focusing on immigration
• Local artist gives back to Dodge City
• Winter Livestock to host second annual Cowboy Capital Ag Expo
• Central Station to celebrate 5th anniversary
• Taylor leads No. 4 Kansas to 59-53 win at K-State
• Curtis Machine breaks ground for new factory
• Western Kansas man wins $100,000 at Boot Hill Casino
• Local AMBUCS is a club with a mission
• Roto-Mix hosts Championship Bull Riding’s return to Dodge City
• County OKs tax break for local company
• Casino profits help area tourism efforts
• City OK's meeting to discuss STAR bonds project
• Boy Scouts at City Commission meeting
• HaysMed celebrates achievement of long-awaited goal
• KDHE publishes guidelines, affidavit for free birth certificate
• Wild West Country now accepting applications
• Groundhog Day, Dodge City style
• W-I-N: Two students triumph at Sacred Heart spelling bee
• Children's choir brings message through music
• Young readers make young leaders
• How the Daily Globe staff marked the end of war in Europe
• Trade association: Kansas leads nation in new wind projects
• Final Friday celebrations include student art work
• Interview with Sunflower CEO Stuart Lowry
• Jerrod Niemann to headline concert
• Finney County offers online visits to inmates
• Three candidates seeking slots on Dodge City Commission
• Annual toy show and sale offers something for everybody
• Ford County Humane Society plans evening of fun
• Women in Ag conference scheduled for Feb. 10-11
• Conservation district announces annual meeting
• Annual toy show and sale offers something for everybody
• Kansas jobless rate falls in December
• Questions raised about Medicaid reform plans
• Western Farm Show expands popular tractor pull event
• UNL programs for livestock producers will cover animal welfare
• Study: Atrazine reduces soil erosion, encourages conservation
• Public hearings set for proposed consolidation of FSA offices
• Farmers produced less in 2011, USDA reports
• Decoding corn defenses for improved pest resistance
• Colby man convicted of selling mortgaged cattle
• Charity to help horse owners obtain hay
• Mark your calendars
• Pos-T-Vac
• Dodge City Middle School spellers work one letter at a time
• Huelskamp to host telephone town hall meeting
• Kansas Historical Society surveying water towers
• Leadership Dodge begins 2012 class
• Tahah trial delayed
• Weber sponsors legislation providing private dollars for arts commission
• City appointed Board and Commissions applications due
• Unruh-Foster employees receive awards from John Deere
• The art of wine on display for Final Friday
• Ford County seeing surge of interest in title searches
• Local Lions to host annual pancake feed
• Gov. proposes restoring $200K in arts funding
• Kansas drought conditions likely to ease further in 2012
• Dodge City Middle School teacher nominated for state honor
• Recycling increasing throughout Kansas
• Area lawmakers react to tax proposals
• Man carrying firearm prompts lockdown of four USD 443 buildings
• Area lawmakers react to tax proposals
• Man carrying firearm prompts lockdown of four USD 443 buildings
• Holiday closure
• Cimarron voters approve sales tax for new pool
• Dodge City Community College on track to open new dorm this fall
• Second Dodge City man appointed brigadier general
• Special athletes to meet Harlem Globetrotters
• Dodge City native appointed brigadier general
• Kinsley Public Library to host Civil War reading and discussion series
• Rep. Brian Weber reflects on 2011
• Real estate update for 2011
• $77K worth of property stolen from Salina unit
• Feds reject Kansas health care waiver
• Kan. National Guard to change chaplains
• Dodge City's deadline for board applications is Jan. 30
• Interfaith Housing interested in acquiring Ford County-owned building
• Dodge City looking to fill boards and commissions
• Dodge City OKs payment plan for master developer
• Christmas Decoration Removal
• Huelskamp looks back on first year, forward to ag policy
• USDA implements farm bill provisions
• Senators urge Solis to withdraw proposed changes
• Park County resident found to have mistreated cattle
• Federal spending package includes sheep language
• Crop insurance rates skyrocket after floods
• Biodiesel industry sets production record
• 2012 National Western Stock Show will feature new, exciting events
• Man found dead Saturday night on East Wyatt Earp Blvd.
• Dodge City named number 8 by True West
• Casino Food and Toy Donations
• 2011: Year in Review
• Former casino employee seeks restoration of unemployment benefits
• Kan. home burglarized while family volunteers
• Northwest Elementary named as a 2011 national title I distinguished school
• Three Seats on City Commission up for Election
• City New Year holiday hours
• Dodge City hoping to create retail, entertainment zones
• Fireworks Ban Lifted
• 2012 Dog Tags Now Available
• Shoppers and retailers both enjoying after-Christmas sales
• ‘The best year ever’
• The Festival of Lights
• Kan., Mo. music students to perform with Yo-Yo Ma
• Generous donor boosts Salvation Army's efforts
• Snow/Ice Removal on Sidewalks
• Weather scientists to meet in Salina
• New Kan. casino donates $147K to charities
• NW Kansas tech getting attention for iPad use
• 5 Kansas schools to compete for Blue Ribbon honors
• Benedictine college player killed in wreck
• City Employee Retirement Receptions Today
• Adopt a Family program enters sixth year
• Dodge City Commission OKs letter of intent with master developer
• Area nursing homes cited for deficiencies
• Complete e-edition available for today's paper 12/21/2011
• Kansas Democratic leaders unveil jobs package
• Democratic leaders unveil jobs package
• Diamonds finish 2011 season at Nationals
• Two locals could be Teacher of the Year
• Health watch: Safe salting
• Winter blast prompts school cancellation
• Sheridan Center will not open until 8:00 am on Tue., Dec. 20
• City of Dodge City Employee Retirement Receptions Scheduled
• City Announces Christmas Holiday Schedule
• Local singers celebrate Christmas with special performance
• United Methodist Mexican American Ministries sponsoring 10 families this holiday season
• NAHL Hockey Game
• 3rd Annual Holly Jolly Fest
• Panel takes aim at America's food system
• Maggie's Farm
• Horses may soon be slaughtered for meat in U.S.
• Groups urge Congress to review consequences of MF Global bankruptcy
• Dust bill heads to House floor with bipartisan support
• Colorado cantaloupe growers ask state for help
• Guadalupe torch relay to start this morning
• Local group working on starting YMCA in Dodge City
• Railroad Crossings at 1st & 4th Aves. to be Repaired
• Interfaith Housing building new housing units
• Kan. group chosen for mental health initiative
• Crisis Center seeks help with holiday projects
• Carnegie Center for the Arts opens Christmas card exhibit with reception
• Garden City man pleads guilty to criminal use of weapons, DUI
• Dodge man charged with attempted murder
• U.S. Postal Service customers, workers criticize consolidation proposal
• Shooting suspect may be charged with attempted murder
• Electric cars becoming more common
• Dodge City Community College music department in holiday concert
• Salvation Army seeking volunteers, Angel Tree donations
• Work of Beth Love featured at 2nd Ave. Art Guild
• Commission OKs permit for expo center
• Secretary of aging outlines changes to Kansas' Medicaid system
• City of Dodge City Thanksgiving Schedule
• Economist: Don't blame gas prices on corn, ethanol markets
• Amendment to protect rural post office approved by committee
• AFBF comments on Chesapeake Bay model
• 27 House members advise super committee to avoid 'secret' farm bill
• USDA streamlines farm programs
• Farm Bureau proposes 'systemic risk reduction' farm program
• Farm Bureau comments on Russia's joining of WTO
• Expert: Proposals represent 'evolutionary change' to farm safety net
• Equine group applauds removal of appropriations riders
• Knights of Columbus Christmas Bazaar part of holiday weekend
• Boot Hill Model Train Show hits rails this weekend
• Dodge City Ministerial Alliance to host Thanksgiving dinner
• Kansas Department of Revenue delays launching new system
• Kansas kids gear up for academic success
• Remembering 9/11: Memorial sculpture unveiled at Dodge City Regional Airport
• Dodge City Area Young Professionals collecting canned food for competition
• America Recycles Day Event
• USD 443 officials present overview of feeder school concept
• Magouirk Chevrolet gearing up for 4th generation ownership
• New trial scheduled in 2007 homicide
• Dodge City man convicted of blackmailing police officer
• Soybean checkoff wants more use of biodiesel, Bioheat
• Senators express concerns about postal reforms
• RMFU urges speedy implementation of entire GIPSA rule
• Horse industry significant to Texas economy
• Farm American races toward new audience
• Ethanol: Love it or leave it?
• Beef producers explore option to feed whole cotton plants
• A rush to the window
• Switchgrass ethanol research looks to yield big benefits
• Kiwanians mixing batter for annual pancake feed
• Bucklin to host Veterans Day celebration today
• City of Dodge City Closure for Veterans Day Holiday
• Vietnam War veteran shares painful story
• Photography teacher at DCHS building career-based program
• Dodge City Chamber hires staffer to coordinate 3I Show committees
• Teaching the English language
• NCBA supports tying ethanol mandate to corn supplies
• Market technicals improve slowly
• Dust storm shows importance of conservation programs
• Drought-forced movements of cattle slowing down
• Blunt: Trade agreements lead to recovery
• Biodiesel industry applauds support for biofuels
• American Farm Bureau submits comments on LightSquared to Congress
• Agri-Women gather in Wichita for convention
• Safety requirements for young ag workers may change
• Kiowa County Historical Museum set for grand opening
• Demon dog gets into spirit of Hatchet Game
• Depot Theater Company brings a touch of Paris to Wyatt Earp Blvd.
• Local firefighters wearing pink T-shirts to raise cancer awareness
• United Way Young Leaders to host food drive
• K-State senior takes part in UCLA research program
• Lewis Toyota celebrates makeover
• Youthville consolidates services with Dodge City campus
• Building Commission caps cost of expo center at $8.89 million
• Traffic Interruption at Comanche School
• Ag groups support nuisance dust exemption from Clean Air Act
• Authorities investigating hog thefts
• A life of movement: Dodge City man celebrates 100th birthday
• Bond reduction denied in rape case
• Dodge man pleads no contest to criminal threat
• Ag commissioner testifies on border security
• AFBF urges Congress to maintain current capital gains rates
• A new farm bill by Christmas?
• A long time coming
• Vilsack announces rural funding
• USDA announces funding for rural electric service
• Grangers advocate for rural broadband
• Goats disqualified from Junior Livestock Sale
• Canal expansion may improve competitiveness of U.S. soy
• Dodge City expo center groundbreaking set for Monday
• Vietnam vet blames theft on post-traumatic stress syndrome
• Bond reduction denied in attempted-murder case
• Garden City Tourism Bureau to undergo changes
• The gift of reading: Dodge City man helps promote literacy
• Dodge City High School marching band headed to competition
• USDA official promoting jobs bill during Kansas visit
• Waterline on Central Ave. Scheduled for Repair
• Q & A with Ricky Medlocke, Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist
• Dodge City Community College music department to present fall concert
• Drama and art: Mixing the media
• Rodney Carrington brings top-selling act to Dodge
• KC immigration attorneys coming to Dodge City
• Pratt man charged with rape, indecent liberties
• Dodge City man charged with kidnapping
• Dodge City hotels accommodating more guests
• Kansas opposes Dodge City clinic joining lawsuit
• SportZone to host Friendship Feast fundraiser
• Woman shares experience with Operation Christmas Child
• Study: Producers get solid return on checkoff investments
• Senate Committee approves ag appropriations bill
• New demand index points to profit potential
• NCBA, PLC seek clarification on Clean Water Act case
• Moran's Cuba bill approved by committee
• Farm group supports Farmer-Owned Reserves policy
• Eastern Livestock execs charged with theft
• Corn stocks lowest since 1996; Sorghum lowest since 1957
• Checkoff survey demonstrates soybean quality to overseas customers
• Dodge City man pleads not guilty in teen's death
• Averill to headline Dodge City Public Library fundraiser
• Knights of Columbus conducting Tootsie Roll drive this weekend
• Zing zang zoom: Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus comes to town
• Sixth annual Dia de La Mujer set for Oct. 15
• DCHS class of '45 to host 16th mini-reunion Friday
• Dodge City women plead not guilty in attempted homicide
• Spiers Park Project Completed
• Waterline Repair for Wright Water Customers
• Dodge City softball legend remembered
• Hispanic Business Forum exceeds expectations
• The only constant: Reflecting on the Daily Globe's past, present and future
• Kansas Supreme Court orders new trial in 2007 homicide
• Beef checkoff funding proposals authorized
• Ag research bill proposed in Senate
• Subcommittee listens to concerns about feed availability
• Studies to look at economic impact of transportation issues
• Sheep industry shares farm bill priorities
• Funding available to conserve water in Ogallala Aquifer
• Caution recommended this year for on-farm storage
• Bison ranchers take concerns to Capitol Hill
• Bill aims to prevent EPA farm dust regulation
• Dodge City wrestler to make hometown debut
• Hispanic Business Forum exceeds expectations
• U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp hosts 69th town hall meeting
• Ford County grass fire consumes five to six acres
• Justin Mercado to be honored with Oct. 8 memorial walk
• Cancer survivors to share stories in Jetmore
• Boot Hill shooter denied parole for 1996 murder
• Kansas Supreme Court takes its show on the road
• Community support makes Numana auction a success
• Benefit for Belen Erives Davis
• Man sentenced to life in prison in molestation case
• Local real estate agent on CNN
• Dodge City High School: Homecoming King and Queen
• Daily Globe hires new sports reporter
• Federation of state beef councils moves to increase national funding
• Dairy producers asked to decrease production
• Dairy farmers seek assistance
• CDA encourages comment on animal disease traceability system
• Cattlemen's Beef Board hires Polly Ruhland as CEO
• Cattle producers preparing for long winter battle
• Buyers see improved quality for soft red winter wheat
• Bad 'signs' for U.S. agriculture
• Analysts expect lower corn, soybean estimates
• Victory Electric to host Community Health Fair
• Dodge man sentenced to 18 years for attempted rape
• Dodge City man faces revised charges in kidnapping case
• Dodge City Public Library offers programs for all ages
• Court changes man's bond in theft case
• Revised charges filed in kidnapping case
• Symposium celebrates history of Santa Fe Trail
• Cattlewoman testifies on effects of proposed GIPSA rule
• Baucus praises bill to end horse slaughter ban
• Dodge City to refinance bonds for wastewater plant expansion
• USDA provides $1M conservation grant
• USDA outlines SURE eligibility requirements
• Stockgrowers applaud Senate Appropriations Committee
• On-farm biodiesel plant uses waste vegetable oil
• Groups call for traceability comment period extension
• GAO confirms suffering of horses and horse people because of slaughter plants closing
• Fruit company brings lawsuit against FDA
• Farm real estate values increase
• Citrus harvest expected to be down
• Police arrest two in connection with graffiti investigation
• Ave. A Lane Closure
• City to study improvements to Thurow Park
• Cimarron man charged with unlawful sexual relations with Youthville client
• Dodge man charged with molesting child
• Schools for Fair Funding lawyer gathers evidence in Dodge
• Daily Globe pressman moving to new role
• Work on US-283 ready to start in Ford County
• National Day of Remembrance and Service
• Postal Service to study mail processing operations in Dodge City
• Counseling & Mediation Center Bilingual Therapist making changes with grant awarded
• Accused woman seeks new lawyer
• Mexican Independence Cavalcade to ride again
• Firefighters claim honors at World Police and Fire Games
• BNSF Railroad to reduce coal train traffic through Dodge
• Numana-Share the Bounty to host Monday meeting
• Conqs cross-country team opens season
• Lady Conqs get overtime win
• Conqs run past Lamar
• California man fulfills promise with cross-country walk
• DCHS CX team competes at Perryton, Texas
• Dodge City Community College student athletes to participate in Senior Olympics
• DCHS takes fifth at Titan Classic tourney
• Conqs men's golf wins first tournament
• Dodge City Parks and Rec to host meeting about Thurow Park improvements
• Daily Globe hires associate editor
• Americans to observe National Moment of Remembrance Sunday
• Attorney General Derek Schmidt: KBI needs more resources
• Ford County studies funding for senior services
• Women's Chamber of Commerce accepting funding requests
• Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame to induct five new members
• Calling all Marines: Annual celebration set for Nov. 9
• Ford County Democrats to meet in Ford
• Dodge City NARFE Club to meet on Tuesday
• Moment of Remembrance
• "American Trucker" Kansas episode to premiere tonight
• Dodge City names new project development coordinator
• Sacred Heart Cathedral School student raises $500 donation
• City OKs housing rehabilitation plan
• Commission OKs permit for wind farm in northeast Ford County
• Fireworks Ban Still in Effect
• Dodge City Community Fireworks
• Annual 9-11 Memorial Service
• Workers to begin 113 Road project
• Carnegie Center for the Arts benefit
• Dodge City delays decision on lifting fireworks ban
• Fall book discussion at Dodge City Public library
• USD 443 teacher negotiations start
• Blue Star Mothers to host event
• Senior Center to hold auction
• WSU coming to Dodge, Garden cities
• MOPS chapter to sponsor Great Moms Walk
• DCMS booster club benefit
• Dodge City boy airlifted to Wichita after house fire
• Dodge City duo earns honorable mention in music contest
• Scorching summer breaks more than one record
• Angela's story: Justin Mercado's fiancee remembers final moments
• The Alley gearing up for after-school program
• City of Dodge City Labor Day Holiday Schedule
• Mobility manager gathers information for Dodge-Spearville bus route
• Dodge City Public Library Coffee, Donuts & a Movie
• The Depot Theater Company announces changes in tour schedule
• Spring 2011 College of Business, Leadership honor scholars named at FHSU
• Treasurer's office prepares new system for renewing car tags and obtaining titles
• USDA extends deadline for CRP Emergency Haying, approves additional counties
• K-23 Work to start in Cimarron
• Dodge City Area Young Professionals to host benefit run
• Dodge City: book signing at Hastings
• Longbranch Variety Show about to end seasonal run
• Coldwater man convicted of aggravated battery
• Mediation program can help farmers solve problems with creditors
• Ford County hears proposal for monolithic dome at Dodge City Community College
• Four arrested on suspicion of conspiring to burglarize home
• Dodge man pleads not guilty to exploitation charges
• Loss of funds from FEMA program hits area agencies
• Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find
• Jury recommends death penalty for Kansas man
• County OKs $25.54 million budget for 2012
• Man charged with electronic solicitation of a minor
• DCPD searching for suspect in weekend stabbing
• CBB, NCBA: Checkoff financial firewall is functioning properly
• Senior Center benefit dance to help pay for new AC
• SWKAAA looking for centenarians
• SWKAAA presents fall conference
• Vietnamese ambassador to U.S. visits Congressman Huelskamp in Kansas
• Democratic chairwoman supports extending tax break
• Mobility manager seeks input on bus route between Spearville, Dodge City
• Mr. Smith goes to war
• Case against man accused of shooting brother dropped
• Student Support Services designed to assist first generation college students
• Red Demon football history at Dodge City Public Library
• A touch of Ringling Bros. at Dodge City Public Library
• 124 Kansas organizations lose tax-exempt status, 21 in Dodge City
• Sept. 11: 10 years later, several Dodge City remembrance events set
• Back to School for Dodge City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 2011 Ford County Fair 4-H King & Queen candidates
• 2011 Ford County market wheat show winners
• Departure ceremony set for National Guard unit
• Man guilty of 1996 Boot Hill parking lot murder up for parole
• Hospice of the Prairie & Prairie Home Health offering training
• Second trial begins in 2009 child homicide
• Triple digit temperatures return to Kansas
• Dodge City Republican Women meeting
• Dodge City man wanted on kidnapping charge surrenders to California authorities
• Drovers welcome motorcycle group Wind and Fire
• Ford County OKs construction management agreement for expo center
• Montezuma man injured in two-vehicle wreck
• Sheep production around old Dodge City
• Numana to host auction as fundraiser
• Kansas panel sets 8 more redistricting hearings
• Dodge City Police Department look for man charged with kidnapping
• Branding will continue
• Beef producers could learn from chicken farmers
• A little bit of help
• USDA to study beef feedlot health management practices
• Groups sign joint letter in support of GIPSA rule
• GAO confirms problems with horse processing restrictions
• FMCSA ensures no new regulations for ag community
• Flexibility important in a volatile ag economy
• Extension expert says 100-bushel soybeans possible
• Economy to grow at 'modest pace'
• Check requirements before importing cattle
• Depot Theater Guild to bring nationally acclaimed author to Dodge
• Unemployment in Ford County lower than state rate
• The Wind and Fire Group to stop in Dodge City
• Two arrested on charges of aggravated robbery
• The Youth Division of The Depot Theater Company announces auditions for “Kids’ Spotlight”
• 2011 Ford County Fair 4-H results
• Youth hockey classes coming to Dodge this fall
• Arthritis and agriculture meeting to be held at Dodge City Senior Center
• Dodge City man pleads not guilty in March 30 shooting
• Dodge City Police Department gearing up for Citizens Academy
• Carnegie, DC3 art camp a success
• Kansas Authors Club to host meeting in Colby
• Dodge City donates $1,600 to Nicaraguan children
• Fort Dodge hires new administrator
• Fundraising supper, auction to benefit Montezuma woman
• Dodge City sets record for 100-degree days
• Dodge City: Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame to induct five new members
• 'On the ashes of my campfire, this city is built'
• New apartment complex in north Dodge fills up quickly
• Lt. Tim Herrera Retirement
• Weekend fire closes Bad Habit Sports Bar and Grill
• Dodge City Police Lt. Tim Herrera retires after 32 years
• Ford County OKs amended permit for Spearville Wind Farm
• Dodge City OKs $46.17 million budget for 2012
• Salvation Army plagued by theft
• ACLU challenges Kansas ban on insurance coverage for abortions
• Congressman Tim Huelskamp announces Dodge City town hall
• Dodge City Social Security Office to close at 3:30 p.m. daily
• Dodge City Daily Globe presents new format
• Dodge City Community College president sounds off on goals, future
• DCPD to ramp up enforcement
• Veteran police officer to retire
• Beeson Road to close for resurfacing
• Thunder on the Plains motorcycle rally to benefit military families
• National Beef recall includes Kansas Sam's Club
• Beeson Road Construction Project
• Dodge City Commission to look at new option for retaining commercial flights
• National Beef recalls 60k pounds of ground beef
• Manna House recovers from food shortage
• Farm Bureau applauds drought relief effort
• CRP policies modified because of drought
• Congressman Lucas ready to start farm bill process
• Cattlemen hear good news about U.S. beef exports
• Biodiesel achieves 5-to-1 return of renewable energy
• Ag losses could set new record
• A commercial driver's license to operate a tractor?
• USDA, EPA announce rural water partnership
• USDA funding available to meet urgent credit needs of producers
• Kansas Supreme Court sends National Beef case back to local level
• Street Construction Project Update – August 15-19
• Street Construction Project Update – August 15-19
• Dodge City street construction project update
• United Way Young Leaders collecting school supplies
• Dodge City proposes raising mill levy
• Rose garden offers chance to relax in peaceful setting
• Kids Count fundraiser nets $2,500
• Some Dodge City educational services see cuts, others don't
• International students to arrive in Kansas seek host families
• Dodge City Ladies Community Outreach to hold fundraiser
• Red Cross office to close in Dodge City
• Roundup Rodeo draws more than 25,000
• Dodge City Police Department releases results of DUI checklane
• School board debates price for Comanche project
• USD 443 school board approves 1.63-mill increase in tax levy
• Rainfall helps some Kan. crops, but corn declines
• Hodgeman County Sheriff's Office among websites hacked by Anonymous
• Board of education raises mill levy, settles on GMP for Comanche project
• Crop conditions continue to decline from heat, lack of moisture
• Checkoff-funded program boosts beef demand
• Bighorn debate extends beyond Idaho
• Beef value is more than pounds
• Ag groups urge Congress to reform CRP
• Rancher before Congress on USDA rule
• Farm Bureau opposes HSUS initiative petition
• Drought increases interest in locating, transporting hay
• Drought can force livestock to eat poisonous plants
• Kansas attorney general announces grants for Dodge City organizations
• Senior volunteers honored for service to elderly and children
• Strong storm knocks out power
• Rodney Carrington to perform October 13 in Dodge City
• Western Art show adds shot of creativity
• Folklore important part of Kansas
• Former police officer files wrongful-firing suit against Dodge City
• 5k run/1 mile walk to take place
• Dodge City Days bike ride offers fun, exercise
• Kansas' little-known role in the Civil War
• Dodge officials will try to keep flights from Dodge to Denver
• Update on Construction Projects
• Former Dodge police officer sues city for wrongful termination
• American Truckers stop in Dodge City at Winter Livestock auction
• Rodeo clown Jerry Norton: One tough act
• Speakeasy: A Dodge City Days cabaret
• The Chuckwagon Breakfast
• Kansas 150th Speaker Series: Kansas and the big screen
• 2011 Cox Communications Summer Sing a success
• Ford County emergency notification system
• Intended victim tells story of attempted shooting
• USD 443 board to vote on budget August 8
• Dodge City Commission to meet Thursday about regional airport service
• Dodge City business ordered to cease and desist selling its investments
• DC3, two other Kansas community colleges win lawsuit
• Kansas 150th Speaker Series: Railroads important part of history
• Jury to play at Wright Park Bandshell Saturday
• Winter Livestock celebrates 75 years
• Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls back for Dodge City Roundup Rodeo
• High Plains Journal’s Doug Rich awarded master writer
• 9-11 memorial art coming to Dodge City Regional Airport
• Dodge City man to face trial on attempted-murder charge
• Board to vote Monday on Comanche Intermediate Center project GMP
• The Medallion has been found
• For Outlaws, barbecue contest is all in the family
• Kansas 150th Speaker Series: 'Men were cheap, cattle cost money'
• Gospel concert growing event
• Dodge City: 20 arrested in DUI saturation patrol Friday
• Monday, August 1: Medallion clue
• Drought continues to devastate
• Expanding drought a concern for cattle industry
• Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback joins roster of honorary marshals
• Dodge City High School football team helps at Dodge City Days concert
• Wheat export year is 'remarkable'
• Vilsack announces BioPreferred final rule
• USDA revises prevented planting requirement for some states
• U.S., Mexican governments resolve trade dispute
• NGFA supports proposed action on Dodd-Frank law
• NCBA disappointed by Codex decision
• Milling industry groups oppose proposal
• Dodge City Days 5K celebrates sport of running
• House passes water quality act
• Dodge City Days Fiesta offers taste of Mexican rodeo
• Farm Bureau supports farm truck legislation
• New mural shows glimpse of Dodge's past
• Dodge City microburst downs power poles
• Dodge City police to conduct saturation patrol
• Dodge City man set for new trial in murder case
• Minor escapes from Ford County transportation officer, caught
• Dodge City Days kicks off at Central Station
• Dodge City woman's bond remains unchanged in attempted-murder case
• Dodge City Days speakers to explore Kansas' past
• Dodge City Police investigate airport incident
• Dodge City Community College mascot gets new look
• Water Conservation Recommendations
• Dodge City man arrested on suspicion of burglary
• 'The Face of Dodge City' shares story of injuries, recovery
• Pink fire truck to visit Roundup Rodeo
• Depot Theater Company: Calling all actors
• Dodge City Public Library: Donuts and a movie
• Dodge City Days turn into Dodge City Nights
• Dodge City Community College instructor teaching students to save lives, property
• Dodge City Representative Brian Weber appointed Agriculture Committee
• Dodge City High School teacher gets fired up about research
• Weber wagon familiar sight in Dodge City Days parade
• Ford County resident's diary: 'Awful hot'
• The traffic cops of Roundup Rodeo
• Jack Dalton honored at United Wireless Arena
• Operation Restoration concert canceled
• Ford County weighs financing options for expo center
• Cimarron adopts watering restrictions
• Hearing delayed for Okla. officer charged in theft
• Kan. poultry farm loses 4,300 turkeys
• Daily Globe production manager sounds off on Dodge City Days medallion hunt
• Jack Dalton to be honored at United Wireless Arena
• Agritourism an opportunity for extra farm income; rural economic growth
• Ag economists discuss beef demand trends
• A business-as-usual approach is not the answer for feeding the world
• USDA authorizes emergency haying of CRP acres
• Report emphasizes need for broadband in rural America
• Mo. man pleads guilty to $8M cattle fraud schemes
• Market-ready bison in short supply
• Farmers' lawsuit goes to court
• CRP emergency haying authorized in some counties
• Local businesses support youth livestock projects
• Extreme weather taking toll on Dodge City
• Arrowhead West coping with impact of state budget cuts
• Congressman Tim Huelskamp to appear on Fox Business Channel tonight
• Suspicious device stops Amtrak in Dodge City
• Beating the heat in Dodge City
• Budget cuts hit Area Mental Health Center
• Air service from Garden City instead of Dodge City bothers some, not others
• West Division St. Reconstruction Project
• Jack Warner: Looking back on a life
• Depot Theater Company puts on The Marriage Counselor
• Dodge City officials: Tax abatement will help Curtis Machine keep jobs
• Three Angels Charity contact info
• Heat 'dome' makes much of US feel like steam bath
• Kinsley woman charged in June 22 A & W accident that left a woman injured
• Dodge City posts truck route signs
• Dodge City Truck Route
• BARN added to Exchange Traded Fund world
• Baled corn poses a risk for aflatoxin
• Board room at United Wireless Arena named for Jack Dalton
• Urban League of Kansas reopens satellite office in Dodge City
• Dodge City Commission OKs tax abatement for Curtis Machine
• Kinsley girl dies in two-vehicle wreck
• Author cancels presentation at Dodge City Public Library
• Air Force Lt. Col. raised in Dodge City receives Bronze Star
• A note from the Ford County Fair Board president
• Watch for signs of anthrax after flooding
• NRCS provides conservation funding for Ogallala Aquifer
• Latest corn crop estimates may ease pressure on food prices
• Hay a hot commodity among ranchers
• GPS coalition fights to save its satellite-based signals
• Corn acreage higher than analysts expected
• Beef cattle specialist: Cattle market outlook positive
• HaysMed, Fort Hays State to sponsor first Dirty Dash Mud Run Aug. 27
• Wheat growers to learn at Profit Maximizer Wheat Summit
• Wheat farmers urge quick passage of pending FTAs
• Dodge City prepares to observe National Day of the Cowboy
• Dodge City Community College student works toward service agency guide
• Huelskamp: Congress should OK balanced-budget amendment
• Three Angels charity to host Summer Bash fundraiser
• Dodge City Days Medallion Hunt starts July 25
• Free concert highlights new activities at Ford County Fair
• Dodge City Public Library to host personal finance presentation
• Dodge City Public Library to host program about forts on Santa Fe Trail
• Local photographer to discuss new book about Dodge City
• Author to discuss book on Depression-age Kansas
• Dodge City Police Department saturation patrol a success
• Youth show off skills during Ford County Fair
• Rodney Atkins to bring his brand of country music to Dodge
• Ford County Commission OKs permit for Ironwood wind farm substation
• Current Construction Projects Affecting Street Closures
• Ford County lands 3i Show
• Cummings Carousel to hold 3rd annual Pink Passion Golf Tournament
• Dodge City Daily Globe gets new general manager
• Ford County Commission renews fireworks ban
• Ford County lands 3i Show
• USD 443 enrollment set for early August
• Dodge, Garden officials exploring possibility of regional airport
• Ford County Sheriff's Office: Protecting your identity
• Despite schedule change, Congressman Tim Huelskamp to hold town halls in Dodge, Fowler
• Lisa Killion: USD 443's Board of Education's new president
• 3i Show to come to Dodge
• Dodge City Family Planning Clinic may close due to loss of funding
• Lisa Killion selected as USD 443 Board of Education president
• Central Station brings Nashville sound to Dodge City Days
• Red Cross Blood supply drops to critically low levels, all blood types needed
• Governor offers reward for information leading to arrest in Ford County murder
• Marble Run to support southwest Kansas active duty service members
• Time to Bring your Sunflowers to the Fair
• One dies, four injured Friday night in Dodge City car accident
• NAMA testifies on benefits of enriched grain
• It's the end of the farm bill as we know it
• Kansas seeks ideas for Medicaid reform in Dodge City
• Dodge City man earns recognition
• Dodge City High School grad wins Dodge City Days poster contest
• Be wary of identity theft, scams after weather disaster
• ASA participates Panama Canal expansion event
• Trade deals would help U.S. pork producers
• Survey of Agricultural Credit Condtions released
• Sunflower after wheat a great option
• Periodical cicadas off-schedule in Kansas
• Drought will have long-term effect on rebuilding of cow herd
• Colorado Corn applauds passage of H.R. 872 in Senate Ag Committee
• Beef producers can reduce environmental impact
• Dodge City United Way Young Leaders to hold Stuff the Bus campaign
• Dodge City Cowboy Band to pay tribute to former member
• 4th Ave. & Trail Street Water Valve Replacement Project
• Police arrest three in series of burglaries in south Dodge City
• Kansas wrapping up wheat harvest
• Dodge City man charged with involuntary manslaughter appears in court
• Dodge City Youthville dedicates new canine center, playground
• Hearing delayed in child pornography case
• June 2011: Fourth warmest June on record in Dodge City
• Dodge City man appointed to grain inspection committee
• DC3 to offer two new Hospitality courses, changes teaching delivery
• EPA, Corps extend public comment period
• Commodity market volatility affects all of us
• Be mindful of plant protection rules
• AFBF: Congress should act now on FTAs
• GIPSA rule takes detour
• Dodge City to discuss possibility of teaming up with Garden City on regional air service
• Wheat farmers urge FTA passage
• Syngenta resolves infringement case
• Saturated fat-free sunflower oil unveiled
• Profit Maximizer set for July 27 in Wichita
• NCBA supports WTO preliminary ruling
• National Western Stock Show proposes new complex
• National Farmers supports creating grain reserve
• Lawmakers look for ways to improve crop insurance
• Keys to success for dairy businesses
• Dodge City, Ford County officials: Fireworks ban worked
• Army veteran and 9-11 witness ride across United States to help soldiers' families
• Missouri River flooding results in increased train traffic through Dodge City
• Dodge City police to conduct DUI patrols, checklanes
• Dodge City optometrist also serves people in Dominican Republic
• High heat may cause trouble for some Kansans
• Social and Rehabilitation Services to keep Dodge, Garden offices open
• Court hearing delayed for man charged with conspiracy
• Ford County Commission bans fireworks in rural areas
• Discharging Fireworks - What you need to know!
• Dodge City representative Brian Weber recognized for perfect attendance
• Dodge City Community College trims budget for new dorm
• Dodge City man charged with sexual exploitation of child
• Storm causes damage in Hodgeman County
• In Dodge City, fireworks fever hits a snag
• Santa Fe Depot theater open for tours
• USD 443 board member Linda Goff: Recognizing and pursuing the intangibles
• Fireworks Ban Reinstated in the City Limits of Dodge City
• Dodge City Commission to votes to reinstate fireworks ban
• Congressman Huelskamp seeks greater transparency on health care waivers
• Southwest Kansas broils in record heat
• Dodge man pleads not guilty in blackmail case
• Boot Hill Museum July 4 celebration
• Country musician Rodney Atkins coming to Dodge
• Group meets to discuss promoting SW Kansas
• Beef farmers issue social responsibility report
• Last call for ethanol?
• Forty-five people become naturalized citizens
• USCA opposes WTO preliminary ruling
• U.S. farm exports reach all-time high
• Senate begins long road to next farm bill
• NCC supports passage of ag bill
• NCBA supports state opt-out legislation
• Ag community concerned with threat to GPS
• White House Rural Council established
• Vilsack says U.S. can feed a hungry world
• USDA provides disaster recovery aid to 10 states
• Dodge woman seeks contested preliminary hearing
• Dodge City man charged with killing Dodge High student
• Ford County one of 25 listed as drought disaster areas
• Numana founder Rick McNary deputized at Boot Hill
• Ford County jury convicts man of indecent liberties with child
• Plains woman injured in A & W parking lot
• Man charged with conspiracy to seek contested hearing
• New book showcases Dodge City people, places
• Scroggins Foundation leaves legacy of helping Dodge City
• Defendant in attempted-murder case to seek contested hearing
• Ford County Commission explores financing options for expo center
• Boot Hill Museum presents redevelopment plan to Dodge City Commission
• Cattle farmer sees potential in South Korean market
• Ford County Commission hears three organizations' funding requests
• City OKs $21,200 loan for El Charro
• Meet Wright Park Zoo's newest additions: Geronimo and Delilah
• Baby wolf cubs at Wright Park Zoo have names
• Ethanol making a splash in NASCAR
• Gov. Sam Brownback appoints Brian Winter to KPERS study commission
• Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau reports solid start to tourism season
• Irrigation researchers use reclaimed municipal wastewater
• First of meatpacker lawsuits to begin
• Farmers and ranchers back House spending bill
• Antimicrobial approved to fight BRD
• A farmer's friend in the fast lane
• Without obstacles, pork industry can thrive
• Texas egg producer to pay $1.9 million fine
• Montana has first case of deadly horse virus
• Let's wait and see with Rural Council
• Blue Star Mothers, American Legion team up for Adopt-A-Soldier program
• Dodge City Commission gets overview of Boot Hill Museum's redevelopment plan
• Governor Sam Brownback appoints USD 443 board member to KPERS study
• Semi crashes into hotel
• U.S. Sens. Pat Roberts, Jerry Moran vote against repealing ethanol tax credit
• Storms strike southwest Kansas
• Dodge City man charged with helping man avoid arrest
• Summer reading participants enjoy jazz
• Ford County Democrats to meet
• Dodge City man waives right to contested preliminary hearing
• GED: 17 dollars more
• District Judge Daniel Love receives Outstanding Service Award
• Dodge City residents react to news of casino investigation
• Garden City American Legion to host bike and car show
• Community Foundation announces Shirley Scholarship Awards
• Lawmakers: Mobile broadband opens new opportunities for rural Kansas
• Dodge City repairing 14th Avenue from Comanche Street to U.S. 50
• Fourteenth Ave. Street Repairs
• Dodge City Public Library to host 'geek' celebration
• Hiers voices concerns about grade-level reorganization
• Dodge City agencies gathering information for community service guide
• 'Octette Bridge Club' starts Friday at Homestead Theater
• Numana founder Rick McNary to speak June 23 in Dodge City
• Nationally recognized musician Randall Goodgame to perform in Ashland
• Dodge City and Ford County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Ford County artists showcase talent at Stauth Memorial Museum
• Pancake feed to raise money for Spanish Peaks Scout Ranch staff
• Dodge City Community College announces spring honor rolls
• US farm tractor sales dip, combines selling well
• Study: USDA still plagued by civil rights problems
• RMFU denounces attempt to kill GIPSA rule
• NCBA welcomes trade developments with Korea
• Implementation of food safety law will take time
• Groups urge House to reject additional FDA user fees
• Flooded farmers need to examine insurance policies
• Bill would ease veterinary shortages
• USDA funds special wetlands initiative
• Slow wheat harvest still sees strong prices
• Kansas gas prices $1 higher than this time last year
• Ask Vinnie captures Battle of Bands title
• Six injured in two separate Ford County weekend crashes
• Relay for Life walks for cause
• Dodge City feeling gas-price blues
• Dave McKane: From Dublin to Kansas
• Dodge City, Ford County move to launch regional transportation system
• Boot Hill Casino employees under investigation
• New Dillons fuel center opens in Dodge City
• Dodge City pastor to share story of medical miracle
• Encore Westerns to hold Arness tribute
• Dodge City to host several events this weekend
• Daily Globe discontinues Monday edition as of June 13
• Five Local Girl Scouts Receive Highest Honor
• Auditions open for the cabaret of Dodge City Nights
• Virtual public school information session to be in Dodge City
• Brothers hit the road for 2011 Rallye to Reno
• Dodge City police identify victim in Wednesday shooting
• Reliving history: Tour group visits Santa Fe Trail tracks
• Man injured in possible shooting in Dodge City
• Dodge City Public Library holds Geek Library campaign
• Book signing at Kansas Heritage Center
• Up in smoke: Arizona wildfires affect Dodge City sky
• Wright Park Zoo welcomes new grey wolves
• Hearings postponed in attempted-murder case
• Friends of the Zoo announces annual poker run
• Dodge City Public Library to host nonprofit training workshop
• USD 443 web bid postings please local contractor
• Dodge City adds 15th rural housing incentive district
• Ford County OKs agreements for Ironwood wind farm
• Dodge City Community College graduated 299 in 2011
• Smoke from Arizona fire drifts into Dodge City
• Inside scope of Dodge City Community College athletics: Facilities
• Two Dodge City women charged with attempted murder
• Ask Vinnie to compete in Garden City
• Wright Park Zoo Welcomes Baby Wolf Cubs
• REAP funding available for renewable energy systems
• Project uses nanotechnology in ag
• Pale yellow wheat could indicate sulfur deficiency
• New guide for E85, ethanol blender pumps available
• Remembering James Arness
• Joplin woman tells story of surviving tornado
• KCA supports COOL law
• Hoffman Harvesting enjoys Texas hospitality
• Free trade agreements 'held hostage' over aid for displaced workers, firms
• Extreme Makeover show seeks ag family
• EPA issues compliance orders to CAFOs
• Disaster assistance available for livestock lost in tornadoes
• Cattlemen call for fair market access
• USDA promotes next-generation biofuels
• USDA authorizes emergency grazing of CRP acres
• A brief history of Dodge City Regional Airport
• Mariah Hills Steak & Ale celebrates grand opening in June
• Job pool in Dodge City not as dry as you think, especially for teenagers
• “Rally to Reno”
• Local doctor reaches milestone
• Dodge City to resume cemetery maintenance
• Sacred Heart Honor Roll for 4th Quarter
• Dodge City: Governor Sam Brownback announces U.S. Highway 50 upgrade
• Dodge City Daily Globe to begin publishing five days a week
• Cemetery Maintenance to Resume
• Summer tradition: Dodge City Cowboy Band returns for another season
• Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks to offer free fishing this weekend
• U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp to appear on 'Freedom Watch'
• Dodge City's Gary Harshberger appointed to chair of Kansas Water Authority
• Pride Ag area scholarship winners
• Makenna Scott's going to meet Disney Princesses
• CORRECTION: Red Cross volunteer shares story
• Volunteer at Dodge City Red Cross blood drive shares story
• State Rep. Brian Weber takes on new role with redistricting assignment
• Kansas Teachers' Hall of Fame to induct nine
• Twelve additional Kansas counties approved for CRP emergency grazing
• Inside scope of Dodge City Community College athletics: Coaches
• Up and running: SportZone opens for season
• Fatal accident leads to wrongful-death lawsuit
• New transportation requirements for horses traveling to Colo.
• ISU professor says now is time to transform ag
• Farm Bureau seeks compensation for flooded farmland
• Cicadas set to make a noisy emergence
• Fatal accident leads to wrongful-death lawsuit
• Memorial Day weekend: HorseThief Reservoir, Meade State Lake and Clark County Lake
• Main Street Dodge City festival
• DCCC to implement new summer hours
• Kansas Veterans' Cemetery cancels Memorial Day service
• Hospice of the Prairie offers Kid's Day Camp
• Clergy changes announced for the Catholic Diocese of Dodge City
• Dodge City entertainment complex offers same games, new name
• Sedgwick man combines running, fundraising
• Beeson students celebrate end of school
• City of Dodge City Memorial Day Weekend Schedule
• Spearville students meet with U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp in D.C.
• Remembering Diego Enriquez-Enriquez
• Dodge City OKs lease to All 4 Fun
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars accepts Dodge man
• Remembrance Service to be hosted
• Dodge City couple heading to Joplin, Missouri to see family, help
• USD 443 amends budget to reflect growth
• Governor to announce highway projects on five-city tou
• Dodge City gets new police chief
• Terrific Kids program recognizes kids who work hard but have struggled
• Overcoming hardship, pursuing education: 15 adults earn high school diplomas
• Third man charged in March 30 shooting in Dodge City
• Dodge City woman seeking help for family in Joplin, Mo.
• All 4 Fun to reopen Friday as SportsZone
• Inside scope of Dodge City Community College athletics: Students
• Man arrested for suspicion of attempted second degree murder after fleeing authorities
• Dodge City High School Graduation
• Control mastitis in dairy herd
• Cattlemen: New law offers security
• Cattle care top priority for cattlemen
• Caterpillar and bagworm control
• DCHS graduation in new location, live on Internet and cable
• At least two charged in Dodge City shooting
• Nicaragua, a dramatic picture of hardships
• Wind, rain and hail pummel Dodge
• Corn hybrids now available with seed treatment combination
• River closure leaves wheat growers wondering
• Researchers attempt to solve global bee crisis
• NDA quarantines horse premises
• NCBA president testifies at free trade hearing
• Hello debt ceiling
• Gas, oil and the boogeyman: Part 2
• EPA approves fungicide for soybeans
• Don't let flies make your cattle poor performers
• Diamond shaped bond
• Dodge City man charged with unlawful re-entry
• United Wireless Arena experiences first offseason
• Five airlines submit proposals to DOT
• City Manager Ken Strobel gives state of the city address
• Dodge City man pleads no contest to vehicular homicide
• Soybean farmers do their part for Japan
• Peanut industry sends aid to tornado victims
• NCBA encouraged by pending trade agreements
• Impact of weather on cattle markets is hard to assess
• Debris, disease chances rise with flooding, tornado damage
• Checkoff disputes EU's calculation of soy biodiesel's sustainability
• Cattle groups file lawsuit against EPA
• Bill would ban filming of Minn. farming operations
• AFBF pleased with Korean trade progress
• Dodge City boy dies after weekend crash
• Police release name of student who died last weekend
• All 4 Fun in Dodge City may reopen this season
• Dodge City police release name of DCHS student who died last weekend
• Police investigating death of Dodge City High School student
• OSHA cites Cargill for violations at Dodge City plant
• Dodge City man to serve more than 20 years for attempted murder
• The Mishaps to showcase ska sound in concert
• El Charro gets new lease on life
• A parade of talent: Dodge City High School pops concert set for Saturday
• A thing or two to do
• Blood drive scheduled at Dodge City Public Library
• School lunch: 10 cents more
• 1st Battalion, 161st Field Artillery conducts transfer of authority
• Kansas National Guard soldiers save lives of drowning Liberian soldiers
• Ford County Fair 2011
• High Plains Journal wins awards for special projects
• Dodge City's El Charro revived
• Woman involved in December robbery sentenced
• The little girl and the pony
• USMEF VP testifies in congressional funding hearing
• U.S., Colombia reach trade deal
• The clock is ticking for NBAF construction
• Stockgrowers discuss Animal Disease Traceability Framework
• Sheep growers benefit from low supply, high demand
• Pioneer Hi-Bred takes regional approach to hybrid development
• Kan. cleared to reopen water dispute with Neb.
• High commodity prices make for vexing 2012 farm bill debate
• Blast destroyed more than levee
• Ford County's not too stressed, economically
• Cinco de Mayo Celebration at Wright Park
• Three injured in wreck on U.S. Highway 50
• Dodge City man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Dodge City OKs use of eminent domain for sewer lines
• Readers Choice 2011
• Groundbreaking for Hampton Inn and Suites set for May 11
• USD 443 Board of Education revotes on land by Central Elementary School
• Ford County Commission accepts CASA's budget request for 2012
• Hearing delayed for Dodge City man charged with shooting brother
• Helping Michele: Ashland organizations team up to help woman fight breast cancer
• Two Dodge City men charged with rape
• USD 443 approves purchase of property in special session
• Have Willie Nelson tickets? Here's some info
• Dodge City Fire Department investigating Saturday blaze
• AgIndex performs better than S&P 500
• Applicators, alfalfa growers experience pest management challenges
• Assistant Attorney General Natalie Randall focuses on prosecuting drug-related crimes
• Tornado time approaching for Kansas
• Is funding for at-risk students at risk?
• Work begins on sequencing bison genome
• Wildfires leave more than ashes behind
• Vilsack questions proposed budget cuts
• USDA announces microentrepreneur funding
• Stockgrowers praise efforts to restore aerial predator funding
• Stallman comments on Panama trade agreement progress
• Groups support GIPSA reforms
• Bt corn offers benefit to non-transgenic growers
• Bighorn sheep return to Hayman burn area
• Beneficial bugs battle insect pests
• Local Dodge City band, The Romantz, to play tonight
• Southwest Kansas Senior Expo an annual ritual for many
• Willie Nelson concert rescheduled for September
• Big Brothers Big Sisters director to take on dual role in southwest Kansas
• New dorm at Dodge City Community College thrown curveball
• USD 443 school board OKs manager at risk for Comanche Intermediate Center project
• Keeping memories alive
• Using tax refunds to buy bonds
• USDA drops projected wheat exports
• USDA announces investments in broadband technology
• Wyoming tightens cattle ID rule for brucellosis zone
• What might lie ahead for the U.S. debt
• USMEF relief, recovery programs continue in Japan
• How will agriculture cope with regulatory agencies?
• House passes amendments to block EPA funding to regulate dust
• Form 1099 repeal is good news
• Colombia FTA details finalized
• CAB seeks clarity in GIPSA rule changes
• Better planning needed for rural America's transportation system
• AAM releases statement on farm bill debate
• Western Plains Medical Complex recognized for performance
• Clarification
• Dodge City appoints director of engineering services
• Dodge City Senior Center to host sessions on integrating grief into your life
• Greensburg theater slated to open next year
• Dodge City Fire Department announces hydrant flushing schedule
• Main Street Dodge City to host meetings
• Let the Easter egg hunt begin
• Clark County Extension agent: Winter wheat crop suffering
• Kansas Corporation Commission hosts meeting on Kansas V-Plan
• First Assembly of God to host singer/songwriter Ric Gorden
• Patriotism: Scott LoBaido paints flags one roof at a time
• World Race 2011 comes to Dodge City
• Ford County: State of the County Address focuses on building for future
• Dodge City Community Concert Association: 75 years of affordable entertainment
• Ford County Commission OKs tax abatement for grain-handling plant
• Dodge City commission OKs another rural housing incentive district
• Willie Nelson show postponed
• Local and regional SCCC poetry contest winners
• E-filing popular this tax season
• KU honors veteran educators
• Dodge City and Garden City students face off in biz competition
• Former assistant coach highlights DCHS football history
• Dodge City's Friday windstorm damage recap
• Former DCCC interim president wants U.S. - Japan Green Alliance
• Kansas Equality Commission chairman: Cooperation is essential
• Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs bringing mobile office to Dodge City
• ODAFF investigators arrest serial arson suspect
• Members of Congress call for EPA to back off dust
• Many factors make anticipating cattle markets difficult
• Ken Root asks again: The last farm bill?
• Dodge City Fire Department announces hydrant flushing schedule
• El Dorado man hurt in wreck on Kansas Highway 34
• High winds damage buildings in Dodge City, blow over trucks
• First Presbyterian Friendship Feast needs a little help
• Higher food, commodity prices prompting focus on ag policy, research
• Health pros identify top 10 culprits in foodborne illnesses
• Ethanol treatment improves fuels
• Conservation efforts working in the Chesapeake Bay
• Companies settle beef recall lawsuit
• Cattle stolen near Cimarron
• Beef pricing remains strong, but drought dings forage
• Beef checkoff funding relief in Japan
• ATA pleased with U.S.-Mexico trucking agreement
• Alternatives eyed for methyl bromide
• AFBF intervenes in pesticide lawsuit
• Workers file wage lawsuit against Creekstone Farms
• USDA proposes new requirement for meat, poultry products
• U.S. House subcommittee learns about Market Access Program's role in trade
• So much for the slush fund
• Shift up, throttle back to save on fuel consumption
• Senators push to open Japanese markets to Colo. beef
• Senate ag subcommittee assignments named
• Researchers work to save the prairie chicken
• Ag supplies 14 percent of state tax collections
• Area students accept FHSU scholarships at recognition program
• Strong winds in southwest Kansas
• Cimarron veteran to go on honor flight
• Dodge City High School students accept FHSU scholarships at recognition program
• USD 443 Board of Education gives green light to geothermal project
• 5k race for Makenna Scott in Bucklin a smashing success
• CREW/Keep Dodge City Beautiful Invites You to Adopt-A-Spot
• City Launches Pat on the Back Program
• Student from Dodge City to receive degree
• Holy Cross Lutheran Church and Youthville team up to teach families about autism
• Street Closure on Avenue H
• 2011 Hydrant Flushing Schedule
• Sunflower Bank's Community Ambassadors Leadership program
• Dodge City Fire Department begins flushing fire hydrants today
• 4,700 turn out for Miranda Lambert show
• Bill aims to end vet shortfall in rural areas of state
• Better Business Bureau of Kansas warns of phishing scams
• Kansas Highway Patrol identifies woman injured in wreck
• Dodge City Hospitality Board schedules conference
• DCCC to host Leadership Institute
• Local agencies to host Celebrate Our Children event
• Monsanto gives more than $1 million to FFA
• Interest runs high for second Canola U event
• FSA offers resources for handling winter livestock losses
• CRP: Lawmakers question costs versus benefits
• Cattlemen's Beef Board improvements move forward
• BASF continues to support Operation S.A.F.E
• Alliance applauds bill to protect farmers from undercover activists
• Agriculture perception inspires formation of women's group
• NCBA: 1099 repeal is enormous victory
• NCBA kicks off Beef 101 series for policymakers
• Robert Heinz Promoted to Deputy Fire Chief
• Dodge City to celebrate Week of the Young Child
• Newsboys concert at the Dodge City Civic Center postponed
• Woman injured in wreck on U.S. 400
• Dodge City raises utility rates for 2011
• “Tom, Dick and Harry” opens at the Depot
• Dodge City Community College offers workshops on food chain security
• Kansas ethanol supporters visit Washington, D.C.
• Ford County seeking volunteers for Council on Aging
• Dodge City Public Library to host poetry festival
• Kansas Genealogical Society to host presentation
• Dodge City: No more pet alligators
• Ford County adjusts fees for wind turbines
• USD 443 school board gets makeover; Dodge City Community College trustees don’t
• Area election results
• Unofficial USD 443 and DCCC board election results
• Celebrating poetry at Dodge City Public Library
• Dodge City Kiwanis to host Amy Wilkerson Memorial Spaghetti Dinner
• Firefighters extinguish Haskell County fire
• AFBF applauds House passage of veterinary health bill
• A sustainable Big Mac?
• Drought conditions intensify
• Creekstone recalls 7 tons beef for E. coli
• Corn producers support bill to protect Texas grain sellers
• Clinton warns of food riots in poor nations
• Canola U to continue winter canola education
• Bioenergy feedstocks study to focus on groundwater use, economics
• Avoiding antibiotic residue violations
• ASA concerned about budget cuts to ag
• Ford County Volunteer Center schedules open house
• Firefighters extinguish Crustbuster fire
• Kansas Genealogical Society presentation
• Low cost vaccination clinic
• USD 443 board candidates and DCCC trustee candidates sound off in forum
• Hours after Satanta grass fire, residents allowed to return home
• Satanta grass fire flares up again
• Grass fire forces evacuation of Satanta
• Why there was a camel at Manor of the Plains Friday
• Christian band Newsboys to perform in Dodge City
• State representatives from Dodge City and Meade vote for proposed $14B budget
• Special Needs Trust seminar at Arrowhead West
• Pratt man killed in one-car wreck
• Extreme Ice Racing Champion arrives in Dodge City
• Dodge City car dealerships reports sales boom in early 2011
• Pork industry walking a tightrope
• NSR buoyant as China opens to live swine
• NDA seeks specialty crop grant proposals
• NCBA recommends change to CME Feeder Index
• Is the timing right for a new version of 'Freedom to Farm?'
• IGC expects global wheat production to rebound
• High commodity prices, farm income drive ag land values to new highs
• Farmers prevail in EPA livestock decision
• Farmers encouraged to build up cash reserves
• Dry conditions in the South affecting grazing programs
• DCCC scholars inducted into honor society
• USD 443 school board candidate forum
• Wreck injures Potwin woman
• VFW convention set for April 10
• Comanche Intermediate Center to undergo renovations
• Dodge City Dillons to receive new fuel center
• Ford County advance voting draws average turnout
• Why is Comanche Intermediate Center covered with the number 212?
• Pork, beef exports off to solid start in 2011
• Vilsack, Lucas, claim farm bill cooperation
• Vilsack responds to Japan tragedies
• USDA, Russian scientists develop high-tech crop map
• USDA revises poultry pathogen standards
• Stream access hearing draws overflow crowd
• Rural task force recovers $2.5M from thefts
• Researchers test ready-to-eat meat products for carcinogens
• Researchers engineer durable soybean cyst nematode control
• Record year for meat exports benefits soybean farmers
• Ingalls producer appointed to cattlemen's beef board
• Dodge City announces weather-related accident reporting system
• Santa Fe Trail leaves lasting impression in Kansas
• KU medical students training in Dodge City
• Dodge City Community College moves closer to residence hall groundbreaking
• Chili feed benefit for the Jeff Dirks family
• USD 443 candidate forum set for March 31
• Dodge City Community College to host continuing education workshop
• Road crews ready to resume work on U.S. 50
• AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps teams up with Green Town in Greensburg
• Latino ministry part of new book
• Dodge City Community College appoints Don Woodburn as president
• Kansas' smoking ban could apply to state-owned casinos
• Wreck kills Scranton woman
• Dodge City man charged with blackmail
• Weather service offers spotter training session in Dodge City
• Ford County may consider meth lab clean-up program
• Dodge City Commission designates new rural housing incentive district
• USD 443 grade level reorganization: new plan
• 'A Bookcase for every Child'
• Dodge City takes first look at proposed public works complex
• House follows Senate in voting to repeal 1099 requirement
• House defeats beef checkoff bill
• Hagen addresses beef safety summit
• Grants promote business in rural areas
• Governor proposes Rural Opportunity Zones
• Kansas farmers discuss changing operations
• Poultry, livestock fuel rural economies
• Planting intentions survey points to increase in cotton acreage
• OSU offers internships in Brazil through exchange program
• New system will streamline trucking permit process
• More time needed to get water rules right
• Middle East unrest may drive up nitrogen fertilizer costs
• Mid America Farm Expo is March 22 to 24
• KCA hosts meetings to provide new program information
• Kansas Press Association honors Journal with six awards
• Testing soil fertility
• Tax tips for forest landowners
• Study: Biodiesel benefits livestock industry
• States want more ID for Yellowstone-area cattle
• Stacking the odds with AI
• Sorghum trials begin in Saudi Arabia
• Repeal of ethanol incentive would raise gas prices
• Publication available to help farmers identify crop pests
• Producers move toward fall calving
• Predicting 2011 insect populations is difficult
• USDA announces rural broadband program
• U.S., Korean Trade Agreement will benefit agriculture
• Top biodiesel trends to watch
• They're sending us to Vietnam
• The race is on
• Beef marketing, risk management program is March 29
• Beef cattle EPD app available for download
• AgDiscovery program open to teens interested in animal study
• Ag group leaders recognized during Ag Week
• Ag director reminds producers, travelers of FMD concerns
• Beef Quality Conference set for April 9
• Commodity groups meet with trade rep, ag commissioner
• Cold, drought tolerant hybrids ahead
• Classic kicks off with committee work
• Classic a success for wheat growers
• Certification required to sell morel mushroom
• Celebrating Ag Day
• Blackwell to host Blackwell Spring Festival, Kay County Farm & Ranch Expo
• Biodiesel plant to be auctioned
• Being prepared for floods
• Dodge City man charged with conspiring to shoot into home
• Time to till: Dodge City community gardens open for spring
• Expo will feature ag seminars, vendors, family entertainment
• Expert Guide lists Extension programs, specialists
• Equine seminar set for April 16
• EPA approves AF 36 to fight aflatoxin in Texas, Arizona
• Eight UNL faculty, staff members win Holling Family Awards
• Earthquake rocks Japan, the markets and confidence in nuclear energy
• Disaster assistance available for livestock producers
• Current events contribute to market declines
• Courses cover poultry waste management
• Corn, rice production costs up in 2011, could give edge to cotton
• FSA reminds producers to report acreage
• Fire season begins
• Feeding backyard birds and buying bulls
• Fecal Egg Count Workshop focuses on worm control in goats
• Farmington penalized for pollution discharge
• Farm equipment sales up amid good grain prices
• Governor interacts with cattlemen
• Gov. Brownback celebrates state's largest industry
• Global Ag Economic Forum will focus on ag innovation, investment
• Fueling the future
• Sesame Street Live is coming to Dodge City
• SRS audit shows CILSWKS in disarray: Part 2
• ITC Great Plains seeks approval for transmission line route
• U.S. Rep. Huelskamp to host telephone town hall tonight
• High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal wins six Kansas Press Association awards
• Dodge City man charged with aggravated kidnapping
• SRS audit shows CILSWKS in disarray: Part 1
• Dodge City man gets 10 years for distributing child porn
• Keep Dodge City Beautiful Expands Adopt-A-Highway/Roadway Program
• Kansas schools to take $50 million hit
• Dodge City man jailed on suspicion of attempted kidnapping at Wal-Mart
• Dodge City Community College hires foundation director
• Community Recycling Environmental Waste Accepts New Product
• Four men arrested Friday
• Counseling center in Dodge City's First United Methodist Church to offer HIV/AIDS support group
• Dodge City man pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter
• CILSWK: A personal care assistant's story
• Committee votes to approve final report to Vilsack
• NCBA backs senators on expansion of trade with Japan
• Millions invested in rural Nebraska
• Middle East crisis will affect U.S. ag industry
• Farmland under intense conversion pressure
• Bill would make conservation tax credit permanent
• Arrest made in ag equipment thefts
• Ag economist outlines factors behind record highs
• AFBF urges House to repeal Form 1099 requirements
• ABADRU facility to research animal viruses
• RMFU calls for more controls on livestock markets
• Dodge City man injured in two-vehicle wreck Thursday
• Three still detained after Offerle drug raid, one released
• Dodge City continues efforts to boost housing stock
• DCPD arrests three in Pizza Hut delivery man robbery
• Kevin Norton Appointed as Fire Chief
• Ford truck crashes into public accountant's office in Dodge City
• Ford County officials continue preliminary work on expo center
• Final victim in wreck identified
• Western Plains Medical Complex names interim CEO
• Three identified in fatal wreck
• Ford County approves contract with the United States Auto Club
• Gas Prices around Dodge
• DEA arrests four in Offerle Friday
• Garden City man injured in Gray County rollover wreck
• Severe Weather Awareness Week emphasizes safety
• Dodge City man charged with exploiting children
• Identification still pending for victims in fatal wreck outside of Dodge City
• Two men arrested in Burger King robbery
• Census: Dodge ranks 14th among Kansas cities
• Late-night wreck claims three lives
• Late-night wreck claims three lives
• Dodge City man charged with attempted murder of his brother
• Dodge City Community College to honor Vernon Zollars
• Community Recycling Environmental Waste (CREW) Introduces New Recycle Drop-off Bins
• Dodge City man arrested on suspicion of shooting brother
• United Way distributes thousands of toothbrushes
• Contract Mowers Needed
• Hodgeman County designated as one of Gov. Sam Brownback's rural opportunity zones
• Dodge City and Ford County commissions earmark nearly $500,000 for local nonprofits
• Dodge City man charged with sexual exploitation, stealing 40k from Wal-Mart
• Dodge City Community College offers hospitality program
• Budget cut debate hits House floor
• Beef promotion bill moves forward
• Connie Penick chosen as Dodge City Women's Chamber "Woman of the Year"
• Extreme temperature swings fuel fears for wheat
• Ethanol industry adjusts to changing political challenges
• Conservation funding helps producer find irrigation solution
• Checkoff partners with Clean Cities to promote soy biodiesel, Bioheat
• Run for her life
• Promiseland sues USDA over suspension
• No counter-cyclical payments for 2010
• NAMA disappointed with USDA's deregulation of 3272 Amylase Corn Trait
• Marketing during periods of extreme volatility
• Increasing beef prices help producers stay positive
• A congressional revolution
• 2010 is strong year for beef, pork
• Tight cotton supply/demand situation to continue in 2011
• Removing terraces from no-till cropland not recommended
• Ranchers prepare to 'wrangle the recession'
• Dodge City announces accident reporting system
• Erik DeLeon sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison
• Dodge City High School cheer team safe after wreck
• Dodge City closings and cancellations
• Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks completes investigation into Dodge City Police Chief
• News Release
• Roberts touts 'Regulatory Responsibility' bill
• Dodge City Commission OKs 2011 street improvement plan
• Three Angels Charity to host fundraiser
• Dodge City High School grad makes cancer treatment breakthrough
• Ford County Commission OKs permit for grain-handling plant
• U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp: Budget proposal doesn't reduce deficit
• Dodge woman killed in two-vehicle wreck on U.S. 400
• Little River Band christens new arena
• Two men rob Presto store on South Second
• Man waives right to hearing in manslaughter case
• Former Dodge City man charged with exploiting children
• Dodge City Community College hosts Latino Student Leadership Conference
• Producer confidence in beef checkoff growing
• Portales biofuel plant restarting after 2 years
• NCBA sets 2011 policy priorities
• NAWG names Wheat Leader of the Year
• Marketing dispute resolved
• FDA finds salmonella during egg farm inspections
• Dairy producers seek relief from high feed prices
• Analyst warns farmers about holding grain to sell at market highs
• Administration denies petitions to raise public lands grazing fee
• Where will agriculture spending be cut?
• Tangerine tomatoes surpass reds in lycopene study
• Study confirms antioxidant properties of wheat variety
• Resistance seen in common herbicides, prescription drugs
• CSU scientists use stem cells to treat livestock
• Checkoff launches online sorghum profitability calculators
• Antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in swine operations
• Angus calves continue to outsell similar non-Angus calves
• Dodge City Days announces Brett Eldredge/Rodney Atkins concerts
• The Kansas charity Numana schedules planning meeting
• Wrap up some red roses, Dodge City florists report strong sales
• Miranda Lambert brings her 'Revolution' tour to Dodge City
• Dodge City opens United Wireless Arena
• Waters True Value remodels store
• Ashland receives grant for fitness center
• A circus with a lot of history comes to town
• A thing or two to do in Dodge City
• Local group forms youth hockey association
• Area election officers favor Kobach bill
• Classic rock and contemporary inspiration: Two bands set to play at United Wireless Arena
• Dodge City considering another rural housing designation
• Gray County program to tell story of Soule Canal
• Three wrecks, one intersection: 14th and Spruce
• Dodge City OKs new landscape requirements
• Preparations continue for United Wireless Arena opening
• Don Woodburn running for president's job at Arkansas school
• Cunningham: Why we didn't close
• Dodge City offices closed until 1 p.m. Wednesday
• Winter Storm Alters City Facility Hours on Wednesday
• Dodge City offices close early
• School Closings and Cancellations
• DCCC interim president named as finalist in North Arkansas
• United Wireless Arena Grand Opening
• Legislative coffee rescheduled for Feb. 26
• If USD 443 reorganizes, would it lose fifth-grade band?
• Jay Taylor named chief of Ford County Fire/EMS Department
• Boy Scouts' Santa Fe Trail Council receives 2010 Quality Council Award
• Kansas Main Street announces workshops for new applicants
• Mysterious story set to haunt Dodge City
• Wildlife and Parks investigation in Dodge City police chief: not done
• The Community Facilities Advisory Board recommends funding for tourism, meets for first time in nearly a year
• Kansas Division of Emergency Management hires regional coordinator for SW Kansas
• Dodge City Community College announces Pink Zone game
• U.S. Representative Tim Huelskamp: budget, health care
• Dodge City school district reorganization: Too soon?
• Comanche County Sheriff's Office seeks help in burglary
• Former Dodge City National Beef vice president and general manager promoted
• Dodge City High School Lady Demons to host third annual cancer shoot-out
• Six businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Ford County, Cargill settle tax dispute
• Nazarene church to offer finance course
• Congressman Huelskamp to host constituent open house
• Man charged with four counts of aggravated assault in weekend shooting
• Preliminary hearing delayed for man accused of fatally abusing child
• Cancellations or closings
• Man arrested in connection with West Street shooting
• One arrested, one injured during weekend shooting in Dodge City
• Dodge City's Boot Hill unveils $1M upgrade, if sources are available
• Judge denies Erik DeLeon's request for new trial
• Greensburg’s in running for coolest small town in USA
• Brownback proposes eliminating Kansas Animal Health Department
• Beef sent to prisons recalled
• Analyzing profitability may mean changes on beef farms
• All that glitters is not gold--it's cotton
• Agriculture a top priority in 112th Congress
• Dodge City seeking applications for boards, commissions
• Two players in Lottery drawing win trips to Boot Hill Casino and Resort
• Arrowhead West awarded three-year CARF accreditation
• Dodge City High School presents: "Oklahoma"
• A thing or two to do in Dodge City
• Poll: Business owners see taxes as key issue
• Beeson Elementary celebrates Kansas' 150th
• Livestock outlook characterized by tight supplies
• Iowa OKs $9M grant for corn stover ethanol plant
• Iowa cattle lot fined for wastewater discharge
• Farming method may reduce emissions while increasing corn yields
• EPA to defer biomass requirements
• Desert bighorns transplanted on western slope
• Spring elections offer mix of veterans, newcomers
• Local contractors and USD 443
• Former employee sues Dodge City over firing
• Shrinking horizons
• Preventing, treating mastitis in dairy cows
• Technology overcomes line-of-sight issues
• States sign reciprocity agreements
• Preventing, treating lameness in cattle
• Network will help rural companies be more competitive
• Most hay prices steady
• More insurance options available for sorghum farmers
• Manage cattle in cold weather this winter
• Make high tunnel use profitable
• Just a scoop full
• Investing in sorghum's future
• Growing sweet corn using less atrazine
• Garden City Farm and Ranch Show offers expanded equine events
• Kansas abortion reporting rules tougher
• Dodge City sees unusual snowfall
• Dodge City resident Erik L. DeLeon seeks new trial
• Huelskamp to begin First District tour
• Carnegie Center for the Arts reopens with with The Art THUGS exhibit
• Kansas budget dominates discussion at High Plains Journal legislative coffee
• Dodge City Travelodge robbed
• Wildlife and Parks investigation into Dodge City Police Chief isn't finished
• Dodge City Travelodge robbed, police seek suspect
• USD 443 school board, DCCC trustee elections draw closer
• 119th State Rep. Brian Weber's first few days in Topeka
• BHC Rhodes' Larry Winn III gives overview of economic development tools
• Kansas Wildlife and Parks nominee, Robin Jennison, has a plan
• Demons start TOC with 51-24 rout of Newton
• Watch the TOC Live
• USD 443 superintendent takes on budget proposal
• Dodge City Community College's new interim gives first report
• Cimarron gets new lodging: Cimarron Crossing Motel
• Ford County postpones decision on grain-handling plant
• McKinney interim city administrator
• Dodge City High School graduate plays leading role in "Damn Yankees," in Wichita
• Senator Garrett Love lands five appointments
• Scenes from a relationship: 'The Last Five Years'
• High-speed chase ends in north Dodge, five arrests
• Area superintendents sound off on budget cuts
• 14 years in the making
• CREW/KDCB Seeking ‘Reuse’ Suggestions
• Get ready for United Wireless Arena's 2011 Grand Opening Season
• City of Dodge City Martin Luther King Holiday Schedule
• Weekend fire destroys residence in south Dodge
• Ford County and Dodge City officials: Balance budget, but not at tax payers expense
• Ford County conservation district board to hold work group
• Ingalls Elementary teachers sound off on awards
• Dodge City Board of Zoning Appeals OKs nightclub permit
• Dodge City will be a three-middle school town
• Wreck kills teenager, injures Dodge City man
• Jerry King joins Ford County Commission
• United Way of Dodge City meets fundraising goal
• Wildlife turning Dodge City Police Chief poaching case over to Ford County attorney's office
• DCPD issues weather related accident reporting system
• Ingalls Elementary School receives Governor's Achievement Award
• Arctic cold front pushing south; snow expected
• Weece chosen to fill vacancy on city commission
• Meade man wins 115th District seat
• State rescinds water rights moratorium for aquifer
• Andrews takes reins as Stock Show CEO
• USDA revises brucellosis regulations
• USDA releases farm income report
• USDA releases colony collapse report
• Strong net farm income may help state economy
• Obama signs bill extending biodiesel tax incentive into law
• Monsanto announces winners in Winter Canola Yield Contest
• EPA and the Chesapeake Bay
• Corn, sorghum farmers applaud extension of ethanol tax provisions
• Average value of Iowa farmland reaches $5,064 per acre
• Meade school board member Ronald Ryckman nominated for 115th District
• The Dodge City Cultural Relations Advisory Board Hosts Luncheon
• City Commission Appoints Michael Weece to Replace Brian Weber
• Judge hopes panel will not recommend cutting staff
• New Year's baby
• Dodge man injured in wreck on U.S. 50 near Howell
• Applications for Community Facilities Advisory Board due Jan. 19
• 'We are OK'
• Dodge City moves to reduce truck traffic on Wyatt Earp Boulevard
• Community Facilities Advisory Board (CFAB) has vacancy
• City of Dodge City seeking applicants
• China agrees to trade initiatives
• Cattlemen consider eliminating brand inspections
• Estate tax reform essential to wheat growers' family farms
• Developer says wind project going forward
• Cash-rent levels, crop revenues have increased
• Bison industry has record year
• USGC approves of Korea trade deal
• USDA announces measures to improve humane handling enforcement
• Speakers announced for Canola U
• Signs point to continued rise in calf prices
• Producers battling volunteer cotton in corn, sorghum fields
• Practices at NM land office concern state auditor
• PLC, livestock groups say order may threaten grazing
• Expect volatility in coming year
• Holiday hours for Dodge City services
• Polar Bear Run scheduled
• Filing deadline looms for spring elections
• Robbery suspect's bond reduced
• Battle over school funding intensifies
• 2011 Dog Tags are Available
• Holiday Hours for City of Dodge City Services
• Body found in rural Ford County identified as man wanted in stabbing
• Ford County and Spearville and Wheatland Township boards approve agreement with ITC Great Plains
• Dodge City offers Christmas tree disposal options
• Area Mental Health Center to host 50th anniversary celebration
• State pleased with Dodge City casino's showing
• City amends 2010 budget
• Christmas Tree Disposal Options
• Garrett Love captures Tim Huelskamp's seat in Kansas Senate
• Garrett Love wins right to replace outgoing Sen. Tim Huelskamp
• Area Mental Health Center to host 50th-anniversary reception
• Boy injured in one-vehicle wreck
• Genealogical Society schedules event
• Library schedules movies
• Dodge City named true Western town
• Man's body found Saturday in rural Ford County
• A thing or two to do
• Dodge City man charged with sexual assault
• A winter tradition: Holiday lights in Wright Park
• Report: Labor costs hurt All 4 Fun
• Christmas means business as usual for holiday workers
• Kansas Court of Tax Appeals to hear Cargill dispute
• Dodge City commission seeking letters of interest for Brian Weber's replacement
• National Beef challenges employees to feed 100 families
• Holiday feasts for families who don't want to cook
• Dodge City commissioners postpone vote on truck ordinance
• City Commission Seeking Letters of Interest
• Sen-elect Jerry Moran to visit Montezuma during annual Listening Tour
• Robbers quickly steal from Dodge City Dairy Queen
• Ford County Republicans Committee to hold convention to replace Congressman-elect Tim Huelskamp
• Canola U: Getting better wheat yields using winter canola
• Brucellosis confirmed in Park County cows
• ARS discovers how FMD virus begins infection in cattle
• He really does exist
• Greeley County voters to decide on major hog farms
• Cattle firm may face involuntary bankruptcy
• AFBF supports tax cut extensions
• Vilsack comments on food safety bill
• Stabenow to chair agriculture panel
• Prepare for cuts as next farm bill is debated
• NCBA supports end to ethanol subsidies
• Man admits not paying $4.8 million in taxes
• Landowners sue Ellis County over wind farm zoning
• Dodge City announces holiday schedule
• Holiday Hours for City Services
• United Wireless Arena enters into partnership with Centera Bank
• Conserving energy saves money
• Analysis: Kan. gov. owns decision on coal plant
• Las Posadas: Passing on a Hispanic tradition in Dodge City
• Ford County Treasurer's office issues tax reminder
• Main Street team delivers its recommendations
• Weber chosen to replace outgoing lawmaker
• A thing or two to do
• American musical theater: Two new productions explore spectrum of the genre
• Dodge City Police Department to conduct DUI patrol Dec. 31-Jan. 1
• USD 443 receives report from the Kansas Learning Network
• Wichita priest appointed as bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Dodge City
• Black Hills Energy names new operations manager, supervisor
• Dodge City considering Rural Housing Incentive District designation for Summerlon Phase II Addition
• Applications open for Leadership Dodge
• Dodge City man convicted in robbery
• Dodge City Bishop Ronald Gilmore retires early
• USD 443 discusses growing pains, brainstorms solutions
• Dodge City Community College hires new interim president
• Charges filed in weekend robbery
• 'It is time to come to agreement'
• Retirement Reception for Roy Ochs
• Air service from Dodge City to Kansas City to end
• Dodge City Commissioner Jim Sherer seeking nomination to replace Rep. Pat George
• Dodge City Salvation Army seeks Angel Tree donations
• Dodge City man stabbed during robbery
• Record farm exports in forecast
• Rebuilding U.S. beef herd is necessary
• Dodge City Parks and Rec to host Holly Jolly Fest Sunday
• Rare honor: Dodge City sixth grader, Brier Whitaker, wins calendar contest
• Dodge City Salvation Army appeals to community for help
• Containing dust may be cattlemen's battle
• Colo. cattleman says fellow producers are being duped
• New restaurant set to open Monday
• Dodge City Vice Mayor, Brian Weber, seeks the 119th District seat
• Dodge City Police Chief Robin James subject to Wildlife investigation
• He's back: El Capitan returns home
• Neb. man denies faking cattle inspection reports
• KLA members approve four new resolutions
• Kansas Lottery launches 'Beef & Bucks' scratch game
• Kansas Corn joins NASCAR ethanol partnership
• Iowa group concerned with nutrient reduction
• Homeowner shot during confrontation with burglars
• Green stem syndrome hits soybean fields
• FDA says Iowa egg farm can resume shell egg sales
• Farm Bureau supports direct farm payments
• Crop bounty spurs construction boom at elevators
• CFB delegates support elimination of direct payments
• ACGF blasts anti-ethanol groups
• Wild garlic an increasing problem in wheat fields
• Wheat industry applauds U.S.-Korea FTA deal
• Wheat farmers will benefit from U.S./Korea FTA
• USDA publishes Grassland Reserve Program final rule
• USDA announces record enrollment in WRP
• U.S. beef popular in Japanese 'shabu-shabu' restaurants
• State lifts brucellosis quarantine
• Rural Development funds broadband projects
• Dodge City Commissioner Brian Weber seeks nomination to replace Rep. Pat George
• Teacher negotiations draw closer, but hit snag
• Ford County Republicans to hold convention to replace state Rep. Pat George
• Kansas Association of Counties honors Ford County employees for years of service
• Dodge City Main Street Program to receive strategic planning report
• United Way of Dodge City continues to raise funds; economy doesn't help
• Dodge City Commission reaches consensus on Comanche Street upgrade
• K-State Research and Extension Service to host master gardener classes
• State Rep. Pat George appointed to secretary of commerce
• Dodge City OKs rural housing district for apartment complex
• The Lone Sentinel, a piece of Dodge City's past
• Ag groups urge Congress to pass estate tax reform
• Ag exports continue to increase
• Wheat groups push for increased trade opportunities
• Vandals damage hog lots in northeast Iowa
• USDA issues final WHIP rule
• USDA finalizes procedures for sorghum referendum
• U.S. Cattlemen file GIPSA comments
• Ruling in hog barn spat goes to appeals court
• River-use dispute may return to court
• National Farmers supports E15 standard
• MSGA seeks to delist wolves
• Fiscal farm and food program fight ahead?
• China to buy US soybeans
• Center will create bioscience-based products
• Bison killings spark range law questions
• Bennet supports Food Safety Bill
• Beef task force sets priorities
• Beef checkoff offers livestock handling programs
• Banks have money to loan, with USDA help
• A thng or two to do
• Holiday cheer: Annual homes tour set for Sunday
• Dodge City man a champion for arthritis
• Magouirk Chevrolet-Cadillac dealership donates van to Fort Dodge clinic
• Spearville Federated Church welcomes new pastor
• Ad Astra Art Bronze Inc., a foundry in Lawrence, finishes repairs on El Capitan
• Ford County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program to host celebration
• Kansas Commission on Veterans' Affairs hires new superintendent for Winfield facility
• Tamara Davis law firm announces addition of new attorney
• No full-body scanners at Dodge City Regional Airport
• Herd-Fowler
• Ford County Extension announces December Knowledge at Noon program
• The ninth annual parade of lights and chili cookoff. Nov. 29th
• Bucklin teen killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Moreno-Reeves
• Birth announcements
• Burkhart-Heinz
• Sheriff warns area residents about latest scams
• Dodge City traffic dispute leads to stabbing, police chase
• Williams-Bonnette
• A thing or two to do
• Depot Theater Company continues holiday tradition
• Thanksgiving gifts: Program delivers meals to needy families
• Muncy named arts patron of the year
• DCCC prepares to take next step in master planning
• Four candidates seeking promoter's job
• Soybean checkoff promotes soy biodiesel
• Promise of broadband expansion comint true
• Group files suit against EPA over E15 decision
• Farm subsidies have staying power
• Farm Bureau pushes for tax relief
• CSP payments being issued
• Central U.S. winter may bring red flag warnings
• Cellulosic ethanol may not materialize
• Broadband usage growing even as gaps persist
• Beef cattle numbers causing concern
• Dodge City announces Thanksgiving schedule
• Kansas Main Street Program staffers to host training sessions
• City of Dodge City Thanksgiving Schedule
• Heartbreaker in Wichita
• This weekend — Getting in the holiday spirit
• 'Journey to Bethlehem' begins in Jetmore
• Greensburg plans holiday open house
• Watch the Dodge City Red Demons Here
• Dodge man suffers severe injuries in motorcycle wreck
• Moran to visit Ford County during annual listening tour
• County OKs permit for telecommunications center
• Kansas school districts bracing for more budget cuts
• Boot Hill Casino dealer wins $25,000 in Kansas Lottery
• Dodge City wins Kansas Public Improvement Award for 14th Avenue project
• Adopt a Family Thanksgiving feast enters fifth year
• Dodge City Area Chamber of Commerce schedules Community Services Expo
• Dodge City, Kansas, 4-Hers host Merry Market craft show
• Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees approve athletic study contract
• Dodge City OKs alcohol sales at United Wireless Arena, Civic Center, Cavalier Field and Mariah Hills Golf Course
• No cash found in Dodge City Bank of America robbery
• Kansas Statewide Transgender Education Project to host meeting Sunday
• Governor-elect Sam Brownback and Lt. Gov.-elect Jeff Colyer announce inauguration committee co-chairs
• Garden City donor pledges $100,000 for Youthville's dog therapy program
• The color of fall
• Local tourism organization offers state tax credits
• Senior Center plans fundraiser
• Police schedule extra patrol
• Dodge City man to give away bookcases
• Who will replace Tim Huelskamp?
• Building relationships
• United Wireless Arena to get new management
• Senior Center plans fundraiser
• Police schedule extra patrol
• Newly named United Wireless Arena to get new management
• A thing or two to do in Dodge City
• Downtown Dodge City's The Safe reopens as Eryn's Place
• Minneola High School brings "Beauty and the Beast" to life on stage
• The Depot Theater Guild to present a holiday table event Saturday at Santa Fe Depot
• USD 443 school board wrestles with illegal immigration
• America Recycles Day Event
• Veterans' Council of Dodge City organizes Avenue of Flags to honor veterans
• New Chance, a Dodge City non-profit, celebrates 35th anniversary
• USD 443 Board of Education discusses fiscal responsibility in the wake of a $35 million bond issue being voted down
• USD 443 Board of Education weigh options after voters reject a $35 million bond issue
• Carnegie Center for the Arts reschedules fundraiser
• Dodge City man injured in motorcycle crash
• Dodge City Trail of Fame announces online commemorative gun auction
• Dodge City Public Library and Arby's announce fundraiser
• Dodge City Public Library schedules informative program on winter gardening with houseplants
• Dodge City man charged with killing infant in 2009
• Second annual Kansas MarketPlace conference to be held at Dodge House Hotel and Convention Center
• The Ford County Humane Society is sponsoring a straw giveaway in Orscheln's parking lot
• Dodge City High School cancels Friday performance of "Par for the Corpse"
• Ford County fair board schedules election meeting
• Ford County Extension schedules annual Christmas Fantasies presentation
• Children's author to visit library
• Ford County road and bridge department warns drivers to watch for work crews
• Structure fire in Dodge City kills two cats
• Ford County Humane Society sponsoring straw giveaway Saturday
• Blue Star Mothers of Southwest Kansas assemble care packages for soldiers overseas
• Nature Photographer, Richard Hahn, to visit Dodge City Community College
• Western Plains Medical Complex announces three new department directors
• Search of farm found constitutional on appeal
• Researchers find new switchgrass virus
• With election behind him, Huelskamp prepares for Washington, D.C.
• Research investigates managing new race of stripe rust
• NCBA says Vilsack ignored concerns
• Dodge City/Fort Dodge/Cimarron Santa Fe Trail chapter meeting announced
• Regional bus service starts Tuesday
• Heytens-Stude
• Small-business conference scheduled
• Birth announcements
• Club notes
• USCA commends Vilsack on GIPSA rule process
• TCFA focuses on GIPSA comments
• USDA announces biomass crop final rule
• Schools for Fair Funding files suit in Topeka, Dodge City schools represented
• First Southern Baptist Church in Dodge City holds a play called "Judgement House"
• JERRY MORAN NAMES TWO DODGE CITY NATIVES TO 2010 SERVICE ACADEMY SELECTION
• Dodge City High School holds "Par for the Corpse," a murder/mystery by Jack Sharkey
• Dodge City/Fort Dodge/Cimarron Santa Fe Trail chapter meeting announced
• Salvation Army, JC Penney team up for Angel Tree adoptions
• U - Kansas Department of Commerce schedules second annual small-business MarketPlace conference in Dodge City, Kansas
• Dodge City Special Events Center to be named United Wireless Arena
• A thing or two to do in Dodge City
• Farmers embrace Japanese-style beef
• Farmer looks for success in new cotton variety
• Economist links corn supply to cattle prices
• DNR testing for bovine tuberculosis
• Beef prices expected to stay up as supply shrinks
• Beef industry developing long-range plans
• ASA withdraws from Leonardy Academy initiative
• AFBF opposes federal water control bill
• Who's in, who's out and what to watch for--again
• ITC breaks ground for high-voltage transmission line
• Ceremonial Signing of SEC Naming Rights
• Dodge City Community College hosts final two presidential candidates
• Unofficial election results for Edwards County
• Dodge City OKs naming rights contract for events center
• Unofficial election results from Hodgeman County
• Voters say "no" to $35 million school bond, a second time
• Jerry King captures 1st District seat on Ford County commission
• Schools for Fair Funding sues state
• Local prior service United States Marines plan 235th birthday celebration
• Foreign Investors Must Report U.S. Agricultural Land Holdings
• National Beef of Dodge City makes contribution in support of Central Elementary School
• United Wireless to pay at least $60,000 a year to have name linked to Dodge City's new events center
• Dodge City's Main Street program releases quarterly progress information
• Dodge City Community College holds presidential Q&A with Alex Capdeville and Karen Pierson
• Retired federal employees invited to meeting
• The Alley and Dodge City Parks & Recreation Introduce Dodge City’s All New “End Zone,” Now Open To Teenagers After School
• Stauth Museum in Montezuma holds Christmas event to celebrate holiday exhibit
• U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback, U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts and more Republicans visit Dodge City in "Clean Sweep" tour
• Bird walking at Cheyenne Bottoms
• Gray County schedules blood drive at Gray County recreation center
• Andres Gutierrez to host financial services
• Reunion
• Bergkamp-Schawe
• Fort Hays president touts virtual college program
• Club notes
• Birth announcements
• Tough Enough to Wear Pink
• Food drive scheduled
• Ford County Democrats to hold meeting
• Seibel: Advance-voting numbers typical for general election
• Man breaks into house, suffers gunshot wound
• Remember holiday safety tips
• Driver's license exam office to be closed
• 'Wil-habilitation' at Western Plains Therapy Services
• Boo for the Zoo
• Ensign man honored with minority business award
• AFBF calls for fixing pesticide regulations
• Huslig-Konrade
• Dodge City food drive scheduled with Al's Humble Flowers and Manna House
• Ford County Democrats will hold meeting at Village Square Mall in Dodge City
• Dodge City drivers license office's to close for training on Nov. 4
• Update on Dodge City's missing downtown sculpture: El Capitan
• East Trail St. Reopening Delayed Until Thursday, November 4th
• Halloween in Dodge City
• Former Dodge City man convicted in kidnapping
• Dodge City Community College to undergo athletic study
• USD 443 teacher negotiations continue
• Owner of Iowa egg farm won't testify at hearing
• Man rescued from elevator grain bin in SD
• KCBT sets trading volume records in September
• Corn growers pleased with E15 approval
• Dodge City construction update: East Trail St. reopening delayed until next Thursday
• Kansas Wheat Commission Issues Call for Research Proposals
• Dodge City Bank of America robbery, eight suspects in custody
• Kansas Attorney General Steve Six mistakenly claims Daily Globe endorsement
• Beef industry woes may mean poorer meat
• Ford County Commission candidate Ron Reinert sounds off on county issues
• Dodge City Community College to hold Q&A's in presidential search
• Keeping rural America prosperous
• Candidate: County needs to boost housing supply
• Hoops for Hope … Everyone Wins
• Local Youth Entrepreneurs Kansas plan Market Day
• Kansas FSA executive director thanks farmers
• Kansas 4-H project to feed thousands
• Excellence in Education
• Ford County man seeks congressional seat
• Tsunami of health insurance claims could cause cash flow problems
• Beef checkoff sets priorities for 2011
• Bee colony deaths linked to virus and fungus
• Boo For the Zoo Needs Volunteers
• East Trail Street railroad track replacement scheduled
• Dodge woman charged with assisting robbery suspect
• Captured
• Baucus visits China promoting open beef markets
• ASA participates in Soyatech Summit
• Election Day pancake feed planned
• Operation Christmas Child announces local goal
• Junior National Beef Ambassador competition debuts
• ICA hires communications director
• Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show donates 100 percent of proceeds to FFA
• More arrests in connection with bank robbery
• Library forgives teen fines
• How Walmart's sustainability efforts could impact on-farm production
• HOS exemption granted for anhydrous ammonia trucking
• Federal charges filed against man accused of bank robbery
• Person of interest in bank robbery no longer listed at hospital
• Democratic candidate says she'd bring fresh perspective
• Animal Welfare is Basis of Sound Animal Husbandry
• Helping people help themselves
• Helping fall-calving cows and heifers
• Ahead of normal harvest
• Agronomist returns to Extension in executive role
• Benefits of Planting Winter Canola Examined
• A lesson on my 'new' birthday
• Beef Quality Summit is a success
• A garden vegetable with holiday spirit
• Beef Production Convention set for Nov. 23
• UW Extension to host AI school in Riverton
• Using ultrasounds, molecular breeding values as selection tools
• USDA seeks feedback on meeting biofuels goal
• USDA issues annual program payments
• Banking professional earns designation
• USDA Announces Steps to Maintain Livestock Trade Between the U.S. and Mexico
• Gym teacher for a day
• Texas rice farmers hopeful for end to Cuba embargo
• Centennial Trees.jpg
• Texas quail join social media trend
• Maintaining vigilance: Breast cancer guidelines, recommendations and research
• Reps call for analysis of GIPSA rule
• Burton to celebrate 70th
• Climate sparks blight, takes bite out of rice crop
• Heifer donated to NALJA Corner Post Fund
• Chambliss presses EPA administrator
• Healthy as a horse
• Cattle group concerned about veterinary rule
• Bank robbery suspect shot
• Boswell votes to improve agriculture veterinary services in Iowa
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes hosts soccer league
• BNSF Railway lowers 48-car rates
• Holland: Job growth is critical
• Big Horn Basin Challenge Group aids producer profitability
• George: State needs to define its educational mission
• Make a Difference Day
• Growers experiment with white sorghum
• Groups urge CFTC to exempt farm credit from swaps clearing
• FDA grant will further food, feed safety
• FAS details 'Export Programs at Work' report
• Fall Canola Field Tours scheduled
• EPA grants E-15 waiver for newer vehicles
• Cows killed when cattle truck overturns
• Couple says deputy killed their horse
• Controlling Asian lady beetles
• Confusion at the pump
• Capturing Light
• East Trail Street railroad track replacement scheduled
• Zoo Story
• Depot to get new signs
• Bank of America robbed
• Youth Amnesty Week at the Library
• Operation Christmas Child announces local goal
• Election Day pancake feed planned
• City OKs annexation on North 14th
• Vocal showcase: Choirs prepare for fall concert
• This Halloween – Meet BTK
• Local retailer schedules Haiti fundraiser
• Man accused of intimidating witness
• Election Day pancake feed planned
• Cancer awareness project schedules reception
• Local scholarship available
• Ford County Extension Council elections scheduled
• East Trail Street Railroad Track Replacement Scheduled
• Education team identifies USD 443's strengths, challenges
• Western Connection
• Teacher negotiations move forward
• Missing teen found safe at friend's house
• Teen found safe; Amber Alert canceled
• Club notes
• Birth announcements
• Whisman-Israel
• Lopez to celebrate 75th
• Dodge man acquitted on electronic solicitation charge
• The pink challenge: High school to promote awareness of breast cancer
• Amber Alert issued for 14-year-old
• Library fundraiser at Arby's
• Jury convicts Morales of attempted murder
• Zoo earns national accreditation
• High School band prepares performances
• Spooktacular fun
• Library fundraiser at Arby’s
• Who will it be?
• Dodge man convicted of attempted murder
• Hoover Pavilion
• City to proclaim Nov. 1 as Extra Mile Day
• DCHS presents fall choral concert
• Free developmental screening planned
• Dodge City Public Library to host book discussion
• More than half a million acres of corn harvested
• The Defendant's Story
• What will happen to El Capitan?
• Bison advocates want new review of management plan
• City to Proclaim Nov. 1 as Extra Mile Day in Dodge City
• Near Tragedy
• Twelve more bookcases
• Woman injured in one-vehicle rollover
• Driven By Students
• Sacred Heart Cathedral School makes AYP
• Wright Park Zoo staff mourns death of wolf
• Lives of the Cowboys
• Foster grandparent volunteer honored for service
• DCCC seeks input for master plan
• Wright Park Zoo Mourns Death of Wolf
• Durler-Alexander
• Kansas ag leader presents atrazine testimony on Capitol Hill
• Iowa panel OKs extension of manure rule
• Iowa groups seek EPA fairness
• How the midterm elections will impact the next farm bill
• City to seek racetrack proposals for 2011
• Tax dollars at work: City expands trail in north Dodge
• Playwright brings a page of Dodge City's real history to life on stage
• Congressional candidate blasts Congress, criticizes Obamacare
• Police recover stolen DVDs
• Fifth annual Latina women's event a success
• Birth announcements
• Thorpe-McCarty
• A thing or two to do
• 'Watch me and don't forget to breathe'
• Western history expert to speak at Boot Hill Museum
• U.S. farmers look at soybean shipping, storage in Vietnam
• U.S. Exports to Mexico improving
• Study shows blueberries help fight artery hardening
• Farmer gets 30 months for five-state farm thefts
• Senators want fair Japanese beef importation rules
• Fall armyworms invade the Ozarks
• ODAFF makes arrests in cattle thefts
• Connect Kansas broadband initiative gets additional funding
• Novartis Animal Health to offer FFA grants
• AgriLife Research identifies wheat streak resistance gene
• NCBA, PLC support bill to keep family farms and ranches intact
• Western grazing groups fight anti-livestock lawsuit
• NCBA echoes Temple Grandin's concerns
• VeraSun retracts demands for farmer payments
• Moran expresses concern over proposed GIPSA rule
• USB secures more funding to improve soy
• K-State breaks ground on O.H. Kruse Feed Mill and BioRefinery
• U.S. is a reliable feed grains supplier
• School Debate
• Relationship classes offered
• Tootsie Roll drive scheduled
• Hamburger fundraiser to be held today
• Study proposes partial consolidation of fire departments
• Dodge man charged with kidnapping, battery
• Road and bridge work update
• Knowledge at Noon series begins with identity theft program
• Upgrading Infrastructure
• City, County Commissions agree to contribute money to expand city's public transportation system
• Gasoline soaked clothes cause small explosion
• Local attorney gets some time in the spotlight
• Great Quack Attack proceeds benefit local organizations
• Fuller Brush dealer/distributor honored
• Senior Center schedules dance
• Village Square Mall to be site of 2010 Dodge City Fall Career Fair
• Boot Hill gets rid of nooses
• County to help pay for transportation study
• Orscheln manager to retire
• Scarecrows in the zoo
• Girl Scouts need more leaders
• The Bounty is Shared
• Scarecrows In The Zoo
• DCHS principal earns top honors
• KU to honor seniors from eight southwest Kansas counties
• Down but not out: El Capitan statue damaged in crash
• Driver's medical problem leads to crash
• Utility work to close streets
• County offers prescription discount card
• Stopping the spread of infection
• Senate agriculture holds hearing on EPA regulation of ag industry
• Camelina has potential as biofuels crop
• USDA launches Conservation Loan program
• Bulletin analyzes wildlife risks to ag producers
• USDA distributes election-year farm aid
• Sorghum may replace corn as preferred crop for ethanol
• El Capitan hit early Friday morning
• Highway patrol releases crash victims' names
• Fingerprints identify dead man
• DCCC celebrates Homecoming
• A thing or two to do
• Crop diagnostics may be a touch of the button away
• Controlling weeds safely
• Searching for efficient ways to produce biofuel
• Consumers spend less on meat when livestock is in the media
• Report says ethanol production becoming more efficient
• Consumer education on the midway
• EU levy limits feed grain options for livestock producers
• Congressional delegation sends letter to EPA
• Coop settles Clean Water Act issues at Scottsbluff, Neb.
• Composting class offered in Dallas
• Bennet applauds House passage of rural energy bill
• Committee approves beef checkoff initiatives
• Ag groups urge repeal of burdensome IRS requirement
• Colorado Building Farmers program begins Oct. 11
• AFBF backs bill to expand broadband in rural America
• Sixth Ave. Closed from Cedar St. to Elm St. Beginning October 4th
• Trustees get fresh look at plan for new dorm
• Start Your Engines
• Correction
• Latina women's event set for Saturday
• FHSU admissions officers schedule college visits
• Learning to help others
• UHC launches Operation Gelding program
• U.S. House approves MPR for livestock
• U.S. grain sorghum making inroads in Southeast Asia
• Trichomoniasis infecting more cattle in Missouri
• NMSU to break ground on new learning facility in Corona
• NMSU Rodeo team competes at first rodeo of the season
• K-State scientists honored by Crop Science Society of America
• ASA frustrated with Senate over inability to extend biodiesel tax credit
• K-State livestock research available online
• ASA encourages producers to apply for Young Leader Program
• American Agri-Women works to bridge gap over food controversy
• DCCC invites alumni to game
• DCCC natural history trip scheduled
• Police may have identified dead man
• Wichita official dies in accident
• Fiery crash claims two lives this morning on East 54 Highway, 1.5 miles East of Bloom, KS.
• New Soybeans Promise Healthier Vegetable Oil
• New soybeans bred for oil that's more heart-healthy
• New Mexico court issues stay in water dispute
• NCBA supports transparency in the marketplace
• NAMA co-sponsors diplomatic food aid mission to Africa
• Lucky to be alive
• Little River Band sails into 2011 Commodity Classic schedule
• Lincoln Products Show is Sept. 29 and 30
• ASA seeking nominations for 2011 awards
• USDA buys more lamb
• First fields of soybeans, sorghum harvested
• USDA announces funds for specialty crops
• Fertilize for a healthy lawn
• Feral hogs require study in Arkansas
• Sudden Death Syndrome buries 2010 soybean crop
• Even amateurs can grow orchids at home
• Spiders coming out of the woodwork
• EQIP/WHIP application cutoff date set
• Soybean producers take REAP tours
• Endowed faculty position established in ISU's meat science program
• Soybean checkoff capitalizing on growing aquaculture markets
• Don't panic over pumpkin shortage
• Soybean checkoff and Clean Cities convey biodiesel benefits
• Police standoff ends with man's arrest
• Southern soils mitigate manure microbes
• A hunting family
• Society for Range Management annual meeting set for Oct. 13 and 14
• 4-H receives top rating from Charity Navigator
• Ritz, Vilsack meet to discuss ag interests
• Vietnam makes first purchase of U.S. sorghum
• Rice growers turn to tech for advice, predictions
• Use caution when considering crop residues for hay, silage
• Reader defends CRP
• USDA schedules Dairy Industry Advisory Committee meetings
• 'Everyone's Happy'
• USDA releases final draft of Standard Reinsurance Agreement
• Police standoff ends with arrest
• USDA delivers disaster help to growers of some commodities
• Unidentified body found in ditch
• USDA confirms more global demand for U.S. wheat
• Garden calendar now available
• Germination testing
• Brock-Tarwater
• Take-Back Day
• Library schedules book discussion
• Goodbye, September: Final Friday celebrations scheduled for today
• Local blood
• Women's Chamber to distribute funds
• Cancer awareness brunch scheduled
• Singer songwriter in Dodge City for two performances
• Dodge City to Host Green Flag Event for 2010 Fireball Adventurally
• Local artist experiments with combinations of techniques
• Readers Choice Awards 2010
• Six arrested on suspicion of possessing khat
• India to play role in grains, oilseeds marketplace
• 'I have a firm belief jobs are created by entrepreneurs': Congressional candidate sounds o
• In search of 'sustainable' agriculture
• Forgan author captures local history in new book
• Improving crop insurance coverage during harvest
• An interview with Western Plains Medical Complex CEO Mike Kosor
• I have a small beef
• Lindberg-Fleeman
• Hermine mostly helps South Texas agriculture
• Ray-Floro
• Governor recognizes K-State's Department of Grain Science and Industry
• Tuxhorn-Nelson
• God's country
• Winter-Bradshaw
• Go whole hog to celebrate October Pork Month
• Ginther-Bolmer
• Glacier provides many options
• Sarap-O'Hanlon
• Hibiscus breeder has the blues
• In other agribusiness news...
• Horsemen's town meetings set for September
• EPA halts use of Temik in citrus, potatoes
• ASI approves 2010-2011 budget
• AgriLife Extension to offer small-acreage landowner series
• AgriLife Extension to offer landowner stewardship series
• USCA participates in competition workshop roundtable
• UNL Department of Agronomy and Horticulture celebrates 100 years
• The search for a better safety net continues
• Is it time to look at stewardship payments as a means of supporting ag?
• Canadian cattle enjoy red wine with their feed
• Bury the death tax
• Bermuda, fescue pasture fertilization means winter feed savings
• USDA issues Final Rule for Conservation Stewardship Program
• Runaway cow calls attention to Arizona's open range law
• Nebraska Soybean Board promotes U.S. beef, pork in Japan
• NDA alerts horse owners about Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis
• Low supplies of high-quality hay a problem in some areas
• Livestock sale brings in nearly $360,000 for youth
• Drought may cause livestock to graze toxic plants
• Drought is most complex trait for Pioneer researchers
• Despite heat, record Kansas corn crop likely
• Connecting a segmented industry
• AgriLife Extension family and consumer sciences agents recognized
• Recent egg recall may benefit small producers
• BLM meeting to discuss national monument designation
• USDA appoints Advisory Committee on Beginning Farmers and Ranchers
• Chambliss reviews 2008 farm bill implementation
• EPA banning pesticide that threatens farm workers
• Willie Nelson, Farm Aid point to family farms as critical to U.S. economic recovery
• Farm banks meet growing credit demand in 2009, which bodes well for 2010
• Wyoming AgrAbility project coordinator begins
• Bexar AgriLife Extension agent transfers to Callahan County
• Plan for electrical demand when building a farm shop
• Agriland offers hands-on opportunities to learn about ag
• Developing better plants for bioenergy
• Nebraska Farmers Union supports reform of ag markets
• National report highlights rural capacity issues
• Iowa Farm Bureau announces 2010 Friends of Ag
• Montrose County designated primary natural disaster area
• 9-11 Memorial Service Scheduled
• Ag foundation has opportunities for teachers, students
• Survey: Consumers support biotechnology
• Neb. office of USDA stats arm gets new leader
• USDA offers Bioenergy Market News Reports
• Rural Landowner Workshop set for Sept. 17
• Community Development Academy scholarships available
• 'Tabletizer' compacts biomass material
• RMA releases COMBO insurance policy to farmers
• Gulf oil spill may harm U.S. grain exports
• USDA collects more than 8,300 pounds of food
• Nebraska gets grant to improve rural care
• Dodge City to host Kansas MarketPlace
• Rural Development schedules Community Facilities workshops
• Yellowjackets 'baited' with USDA technology
• AFA Leaders Conference sponsorships available
• Competition is a good thing--or not
• Numana-Share the Bounty helps Haiti
• More farmers are tweeting to respond to activists
• American Agri-Women Show now airing
• Kansas, Midwest rural economies continue to soften
• Ford County Farm Bureau awards ag scholarships
• Farmer challenges fence law
• Independent study highlights success of market development programs
• Utility Work to Take Place in Downtown Dodge City
• Main Street Community Visioning Session
• City of Dodge City Labor Day Schedule
• Voter initiative plan draws ag groups' ire
• Learn about agritourism at Grand Junction workshop
• US T-bones debut in major Korean retail chain
• Senate leaders scold USDA over SRA draft, support expanded coverage
• Otero County declared disaster area
• Iowa State Fair proves to be non-stop fun
• FSA emergency loans available
• Extension hosts small business workshop
• Montana says it will reconsider rural water rules
• Boy dies in farm accident
• Women in Agriculture and Small Business Conference set for Oct. 14 to 15
• Farm Bureau will hold Summer Policy Conference in Des Moines
• Citizens Police Academy accepting applications
• Vilsack makes case for stronger rural America
• Iowa Farm Bureau announces promotions
• Banker, ranch owner, says ag lending comes naturally
• Yoder Heritage Day set Aug. 28
• Ag mediation bill passes
• Colorado ag photo contest seeking entries
• Meeting will focus on rural development, engaging the next generation
• Dodge City Public Schools seeks bus drivers
• Arson suspected in several rural fires
• Blending wind and solar meets peak energy demands
• Farmer Voices program trains producers to inform consumers
• Ranch embraces agritourism
• Applications for SURE payments due Sept. 30
• Senators question USDA request for budget flexibility
• Funds still available for USMEF branded products promotion
• 'AG am in Kansas' moves to new network
• Dallas AgriLife appoints new director
• AgriLife Extension leader gets international honor
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for W. Wyatt Earp Project
• African ministers tour farm
• Study finds wind turbines can be cost-effective
• Senate approves mandatory price reporting
• Marketing funds available for food and agriculture exporter
• Markey targets wasteful spending
• AFBF applauds committee passage of Cuba trade bill
• The U.S. is an island of supply for world grain demand
• USDA-NASS seeks public input on future energy program
• Banker, ranch owner, says ag lending comes naturally
• Brazil tariff suspension provides opportunity for U.S. wheat
• Century Farms recognized
• Third farm bill hearing focuses on trade policy
• Program offers incentives to reduce energy costs on small farms
• Interest rate falls for USDA Rural Development home mortgage loans
• USDA launches Ask The Expert database
• AFBF says farm bill structure, funding critical to safety net
• USDA announces loans, grants for rural businesses
• Kansas gets disaster funding for flooding, tornadoes
• Grant will help food safety researchers reduce pathogens
• 4-H educator joins Sweetwater County Extension
• Cultural Relations Advisory Board Meeting
• Laramie Extension office closed during fair
• Despite Sherrod spotlight, black farmers denied
• Kansas son finds a place back on the family farm
• Report: Ag research too focused on food production
• Social networking tips offered at Kansas Ag Tech Field Day
• Buy local during Colorado Proud Month
• Wyant and Armstrong to headline K-State's Risk and Profit Conference
• Farmfest will feature candidate forums
• Ag secretary encourages Kansans to visit community farmers markets
• Survey shows consumer optimism about farmland stewardship
• Farmfest Women's Breakfast set for Aug. 5
• International Food Aid and Development Conference set for Aug. 2 to 4
• Vintage tractors delight crowds
• Better barriers can help levees withstand wave erosion
• Recent rains bring mosquitoes
• Free HVAC contractor training provided by RC&D
• USDA report punches another hole in land use change theory
• Growers included in product development at Case IH
• USDA provides assistance to producers of honeybees, livestock and farm-raised fish
• EPA orders firm to stop selling Warthog 2 EC
• USDA launches new online resource
• DASNR faculty and staff experience agriculture in southwest Oklahoma
• K-State's Rural Grocery Initiative receives national honor
• Missouri Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives State Tour set for Aug. 1 to 3
• USDA and DuPont Collaborate on New Test
• USDA adds more acres to habitat restoration projects under SAFE
• Rural Elkton man dies in farm accident
• Educating people about importance of agriculture
• Duncan to launch initiative at Delaware State Fair
• Workshop will focus on migrant labor laws
• More Flint Hills acreage to be protected
• Company ends bid for wind farm in central Kansas
• ACRE grant program returns for ag renewable energy proposals
• Colo. ranch provides unique classroom for students
• Golden Plains Area Extension seeks education funding
• Governor seeks disaster declaration for nine counties
• Community Energy Coordinators hired by Golden Plains Area Extension:
• Kansan named to Ag Agents' Hall of Fame
• Award winners honored for innovation
• Border violence spills onto Mexican ranches, farms
• Two wrecks for the price of one
• Bennet backs bill to end veterinarian shortfall in rural areas
• Bennet bill to bolster Rural Housing Loan Program
• Number of Kansas farms, acreage stable
• Kansas firms invited to Africa trade forum
• ARS partners with Kansas Bioscience Authority to expand economic growth
• Texas A&M System helping build Peru's ag capacity
• USDA sets new standards for federal ground beef purchases
• National Weather Service website features helpful information for farmers
• Tiger Cubs Named
• More Technological Advances Critical for Adequate Food Supply
• Missouri Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives State Tour set for Aug. 1 to 3
• Farmers markets embracing electronic payments
• New agreement improves safety net for producers
• USDA announces recent AWA and HPA enforcement actions
• Farmers defend way of life with Facebook, Twitter
• Iowa receives broadband improvement funding
• Comprehensive Plan Town Hall Meeting Rescheduled
• Baby Shower For Tiger Cubs
• 4th of July Holiday Schedule for City of Dodge City Services
• 4th of July Celebration
• City Seeking Applications for Cultural Relations Advisory Board
• Municipal Pool Closed Saturday, June 19
• DARE Officer Ron Elliot Retires
• Work on 14th Ave. Railroad Tracks Scheduled to Begin June 14.
• 8 Wonders of Kansas
• Water Sample Showed High Nitrate Level
• Dodge City Municipal Swimming Pool Opens for Season
• Holiday Schedule for City of Dodge City Services
• Dodge City Comprehensive Plan (draft)
• Police Chief Hired
• New Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule Required
• Arbor Day Celebration
• Election of Mayor/Vice Mayor
• Tree City USA
• Fire Hydrant Flushing Schedule
• Sign up for E-mail Notification
• 4th of July Preparations
• Special Events Center
• Hobby Lobby Is NOT Closing
• City Commission Election
• Tourism Implementation Recommendation
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Ford County
• Ford County Fair
• Dodge City Days
• Explore Kansas: Boot Hill Museum

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