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Dodge City Honored as Top True Western Town by True West Magazine!

Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson walked the streets of Dodge—and helped enforce the law--when it was a whiskey-soaked cattle town, a hell on the plains. Now it’s just plain fun.

Kansas Shrine Bowl Announces 2019 Assistant Coaches

The Kansas Shrine Bowl Board of Directors is excited to announce the East and West Team assistant coaches for the 46th Kansas Shrine Bowl.

Boot Hill Museum - Construction Update

Boot Hill Museum is thrilled to report construction is in full force for its expansion project. This project is made possible through a STAR Bond initiative and in partnership with the City of Dodge City.

Mark Your MARCH Calendars for the 65th Annual 3i SHOW!

In its second year with March dates, Western Kansas Manufacturers Association (WKMA) is gearing up for the 65th Annual 3i SHOW! The 3i SHOW boasts a little something for everyone...

United Wireless Arena Receives Award

Facilities & Event Management Magazine has named United Wireless Arena one
of the winners of their 2018 Prime Site Award...

Dodge City Roundup Rodeo selected as the #1 “Best North American Rodeo”

August 4, 2018

For Immediate Release 

USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice for Best Rodeo Results

On June 25^th, Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau and Dodge City Roundup Rodeo were notified that Dodge City Roundup Rodeo was being includ...

USA Today 10Best Historic Small Towns

“Famous for its Wild West shenanigans featuring Bat Masterson and Wyatt Earp during the late 19th century, Dodge City maintains much of its historical appeal."

Shrine Bowl to be Played in Dodge City for 2019

The Kansas Shrine Bowl is proud to announce that Dodge City, Kansas, has been selected to host the 2019 Kansas Shrine Bowl All-Star Football Game. The two-day event will be June 7-8, 2019.

Dodge City Ranked in Top 10 True Western Towns

“Dodge City’s history is remarkable and fascinating,” says True West Executive Editor Bob Boze Bell. “And it still lives in the events, the buildings, the collections that are visited by thousands of people every year.”