This program will provide the trainee with the knowledge and information of tractor safety and farm hazards. Safety training is required by the U.S. Department of Labor for youth ages 14-15 who will be working on a farm for someone other than their parents. However, there are many cases where youth need certification even when working on the “family farm”. Certification will be presented to participants who meet all of the following.
Agnes Mae (Gross) Christian passed away on April 1, 2022, at the age of 58 in her home in Ness City, Kansas. Agnes was born to Florian and Veronica (Herman) Gross on Feb-ruary 25, 1964, in Hays, Kansas.
After making headway Friday, Kansas sports gambling legislation abruptly stalled as the House struggled to pass a final agreement and senators left for a break without taking a vote on the plan. Now, uncertainty surrounds the fate of a sports betting deal forged Friday by House and Senate negotiators.
Mike “Huey” Hughes will be honored in the annual Sunflower Classic Memorial Race at the end of the month. Following Hughes passing in 2017, Rolling Plains Motor Speedway created the event to remember the long time race fan and emcee.
The Hays Public Library will host Huascar Medina this Saturday in a poetry reading and Q&A forum as they lead up to the 22nd Annual Poetry Contest. Medina, current Kansas Poet Laureate, will read some of his works starting at 5 at HPL.
Agnes Mae (Gross) Christian passed away on April 1, 2022, at the age of 58 in her home in Ness City, Kansas. Agnes was born to Florian and Veronica (Herman)…
Laretta Alice Simonsen, 88, of Oakley, passed away on March 28, 2022, at Citizens Medical Center, in Colby, KS. Laretta was preceded in death by her husband Ral Stenning Simonsen;…
In Friday afternoon’s doubleheader between Thomas More Prep and Goodland, the Monarchs were able to secure a split in a pair of high scoring offensive battles. In game one, the Cowgirls started off hot with a six run first inning, following defensive miscues.
Dear Amy: Recently, my biological father emailed me to say he’d like to get to know me. We’ve never met.
Growing up, Miss Kansas Taylor Clark found a love of music behind a drum set. Playing in her high school band, she was able to recognize the impact music education has on students.