Kansas State University soil scientist Deann Presley says dry weather in Kansas presents an opportunity to work on farm ponds. “Many of our ponds need periodic cleaning out of the old sediment that might get brought down by livestock or natural processes,” she said.
TOPEKA — Democratic Sen. Tom Holland found little support for a motion Tuesday designed to bring to the full Senate a resolution stuck in committee that would require religious leaders in Kansas to become mandatory reporters of suspected child abuse or neglect.
Details about a new National Science Foundation (NSF) grant award were shared during a Friday press conference on the campus of Fort Hays State University. The FHSU College of Education’s grant submission, “Science Teachers for Rural America - A Post-Baccalaureate STEM Teacher Licensure Project,” was awarded $1.2 million because of its innovative approach to creating a new and accelerated pathway to a teaching license for individuals who hold bachelor’s degree, and want to answer the call to serve as a teacher.
Dear Readers, Forty-two years ago while waiting to run the mile-relay I asked Joe to my Senior Prom and he said, “Yes.” As a distance runner whose races were scheduled late in the afternoon, track meets were simply long hours of laughter, trading sack lunch contents and cheering on my classmates. I can’t speak for the Healy High Boy’s Track Team, but we girls viewed track meets mostly as an opportunity meet boys from other schools, especially those tall, dark mysterious ones from rival towns.
Passing a bond for public schools has been a hot topic in Hays for years, but this spring, ballots for a bond issue and a sales tax will go to voters. With the deadline to register to vote for the bond on Tuesday, April 19, it is important to know what Hays residents will be voting for on Tuesday, May 10.
From Staff Reports The Hays High baseball team finished with two losses over the weekend. The Indians lost 2-1 at De Soto on Saturday then… Login to continue reading Login…
Friday afternoon’s doubleheader against the Newman Jets kicked off senior weekend in a pair of windy games. The Tigers came alive in game one, winning by run rule 10-2 in five innings.
Angry after two rough games, Karl-Anthony Towns had to channel his emotions in a productive way — a skill he's still trying to master. Towns found his peace at the free-throw line.
EMPORIA, Kan. - Two more school records went down for the Fort Hays State track and field team Sunday (April 24) at the Midwest Classic. Fort Hays State also totaled nine provisional qualifying marks and eight event victories in the event, hosted by Emporia State at Welch Stadium.