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Meals on Wheels to be featured during BED
"We are Meals on Wheels, so no senior goes hungry" is the theme of the Beef Empire Days Poker Run hosted by the Senior Center of Finney County benefiting Meals on Wheels.
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Remembering the Hay Meadow Massacre
The hullabaloo known as the Hay Meadow Massacre or the Haystack Murders or the Wild Horse Lake Massacre took a few years to set up.
Assistant AG to run for Ford County Attorney
Assistant Attorney General Natalie K. Randall says she plans to run in the Republican primary election for Ford County attorney.
La Crosse residents clean up after twister
Instead of relaxing, La Crosse residents have been spending much of the Memorial Day weekend cleaning up from the batch of tornadoes that hit north-central Kansas late Friday.
La Crosse tornado was a satellite tornado for a wedge twister, weather officials say
The tornado that hit La Crosse shortly before 10 p.m. Friday was a small satellite tornado for a large wedge tornado that was passing just northwest of the Rush County town, the National Weather Service reported.
Aislynn Elizabeth Moore is the daughter of Morgan and Amanda Moore of Wichita. She was born May 5, 2012.
Dodge woman is charged with perjury in gang activity probe
A Dodge City woman has been indicted on a charge of lying to a grand jury amid an investigation into Norteno gang activity, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom announced Thursday.
WPMC coordinates 3i SHOW Health Program
Dobby's Frontier Town in Alliance now belongs to the non-profit Dobby's Frontier Towners.
Weather History: May 22: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, wind & tropics
It is not surprising that the larger the hailstone, the faster it falls. If you've ever been amazed at the damage caused by a hailstorm, you won't be when you hear how fast the stones are falling.
Weather History: May 20: Record Temps, Storms, Tornadoes, Dust, Wind & Tropics
A waterspout moved on land at Bexhill, Sussex England and became a tornado. The tornado leveled many buildings along its path of destruction, 12 miles long and on average 380 yards wide.
Police hope federal bust loosens gangsa hold in Dodge City
It's the mark on his scalp, where he was clubbed with a tire iron, that leaves a lasting mark on his psyche.
Burley has goal of 15 feet in pole vault
Chris Burley has already set a Great Bend High School record in the pole vault, clearing 14 feet, six inches twice this season, including last week at the Western Athletic Conference meet in Dodge City.
Valley hires Halstead superintendent
Valley hires Halstead superintendent By Chris Strunk Last Updated: May 17, 2012 For three years, Cory Gibson went to high school during the day and cleaned an elementary school at night.
Dodge City police are looking for suspect in gang racketeering case
The Dodge City Police Department and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation are asking the public to help track down a criminal.
Jalapeno's should open on Friday
A few weeks ago , I told you that A Pimiento , A the Mexican restaurant that opened last summer in the former Quizno's space at 738 N. Waco, had been sold to Hector Hernandez of McPherson.
Emergency planning commission topic
Zimmerman earns honor In other Barton County Commission business Monday morning, the commission heard that Barton County Clerk Donna Zimmerman, along with Marcia Sauber, chief deputy clerk, and Darin DeWitt, voter registration clerk, attended the Kansas County Clerks and Election Officials annual 2012 Spring Conference in Dodge City.
Valley Center school board selects superintendent
Valley Center school board selects superintendent By The News staff Last Updated: May 14, 2012 The Valley Center school board selected Cory Gibson as the district's next superintendent.
Garden City Battling To Keep Its Depot
For well over a century the world has come to call on Garden City, Kansas, every day of the year.
Town tries to keep train coming through
The train station in Garden City Kansas where Amtrak's Southwest Chief arrives twice a day, stands before a bank of grain elevators.
I read with a great deal of interest a recent article by Mary Clarkin of the Hutchinson News concerning Sen.