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Waymaster's exit narrows GOP field in 1st District race for Congress

State Rep. Troy Waymaster has decided to withdraw from the 1st District campaign for Congress to seek re-election to the…

Manor of the Plains employees, resident test positive for COVID-19

In a news release from Manor of the Plains in Dodge City, two health care workers and one resident tested positive for C…

A grant opportunity has been made available through the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas for non-profit organiza…

The life of James Arness

He was the most famous marshal to come out of Dodge City. However, he wasn't real.That marshal was Matt Dillon in "Gunsm…

Clock ticking on Gov. Laura Kelly ahead of expiring emergency declaration

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

'A tremendous honor to serve': Wagle, Bollier, Denning say goodbye to Kansas Legislature

TOPEKA - As Senate President Susan Wagle said goodbye to her colleagues, she reflected on how much has changed during he…

Camels, zebras & giraffes, oh my

It's not often one can find a camel in the U.S. - let alone in central Kansas. But this lovable creature, along with gir…

Kansas Wheat tour becomes virtual

Kansas Wheat held its annual tour - for the time, virtually. This virtual tour gave a broad look at the crop in the Sunf…

Memorial Day ceremony to be held

In observance of Memorial Day, the annual Memorial Day ceremony held at Maple Grove Cemetery will still be held at 10 a.…

Salvation Army receives $25,000 grant

The Salvation Army of Dodge City was awarded a $25,000 grant by the Kansas Health Foundation's Impact and Capacity Grant…

Cedar-Apple Rust

The foggy, misty mornings earlier this spring along with the recent moisture we have received have been the perfect cond…

Kansas farm income up in 2019

Kansas net farm income rose in 2019. This was largely due to government support payments intended to cushion the effect …

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

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

Small dairies look for ways to survive

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

Boot Hill Casino to resume limited operations

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

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