The first Science Café of 2022 will take place next Monday with Dr. James Balthazor presenting “Saving Bees by Killing Them”. The monthly event will take place at The Venue, located in Thirsty’s Brew Pub and Grill beginning at 7.
By FHSU Sports Information WARRENSBURG, Mo. – Fort Hays State battled to for a 61-54 win at Central Missouri on Saturday (Feb. 19) to sweep… Login to continue reading Login…
By FHSU Sports Information WARRENSBURG, Mo. – Fort Hays State built a 20-point halftime lead but had to hang on late for a 60-54 win… Login to continue reading Login…
The Hays High girls basketball team used a season high point total to earn their 12th season victory over Garden City, 60-36. “To date, this is the fullest game we’ve played and that’s encouraging, I’ll tell you if this team puts up 60 points, we’re gonna be a handful,” Head Coach Len Melvin shared.
Joining the Kansas Department of Health and Environment is HaysMed’s Center for Women’s Health, supporting the mental health of mothers through the Kansas Moms in Mind program. Participating clinics have shown a commitment to establishing evidence-based practices to improve mental health screening for mothers during periods before and immediately after child birth.
NORTON – Another game, another game-winning out-of-bounds play. It just took a second inbounds play to make the winning shot this time around.
NORTON – Another fast start – led by senior Emilee Lane – boosted the Thomas More Prep-Marian girls’ basketball team to a 62-44 MCL victory over Norton on Thursday night. Lane scored 10 of her 13 points in the first eight minutes. It also put Monarch coach Rose McFarland in a joking mood.
As the Hays High girls’ basketball team prepared for their matchup against the Abilene Cowgirls, 5A state rankings revealed their placement in the top ten. The Hays High girls’ team has not seen this high of a ranking since 2018, when the Indians ended their season ranked eighth.
Football is a violent sport and takes a person with a physical and mental toughness to succeed. It is rare to find a football player that can be a gentle person off the field and a monster on it.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) ‚Äî Brad Keselowski knew his father was losing his battle with cancer when he promised him he’d win last year’s Daytona 500.