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From field to table

For years, the Basingers of Pretty Prairie tended their crops and raised healthy cattle, then sold them wholesale.

RaileRobotics starts making masks

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NJCAA teams up with NCAA, NAIA to give eligibility to spring sports

It's been understood through previous statements but the NJCAA made it official on Friday, those sophomores who lost a s…

First Dental Good News: Boot Hill Distillery wins gold medal

Before it switched to making hand sanitizer to fight the COVID-19 virus, Boot Hill Distillery made liquor as originally …

Rush County bladesmith makes history

MCCRACKEN - Not in a million years did Trevor Crowell, rural McCracken, think he'd win the Season 7 Episode 26 champions…

No. Yes. No. Now that I am working from home.I am spending more time answering my children's questions and looking at my…

Shooting down coronavirus rumors: Hunting, fishing still allowed, almost all state parks open

We're a few weeks into the coronavirus pandemic, and people are getting a bit stir crazy.April Fool's Day was this week,…

Outdoor notebook: Fishing's Future hosting online fishing camps for families

A national nonprofit is teaching homebound families about the great outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic as a way to…

2020 Kansas sunflower crop expected to increase by 78%

Although many commodity prices for grains are headed southward, sunflower prices are rising.

CARES Act delivers aid to Dodge City Airport, college

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During the spring semester every year, the Dodge City Lions Club presents a scholarship to local students in nursing and…

Two new cases in Butler County

EL DORADO ― The Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced Wednesday's numbers and two more cases have …

Dodge City students move forward in medicine

Fourth-year medical students from the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita have been applying and interviewin…

Barnes faces two felony counts

Michael Barnes, 29, was arrested on March 28 with two felony counts and two misdemeanor counts that stem from several in…

Farmer tops in nation in milo yield

GREENSBURG - Winning a national award once is an honor, but winning it more than 10 times means you have to be doing som…

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