Hays' Jordan Dale goes for his final jump to win him the Class 5A state high jump on Friday, May 27. Dale's jump of 6-10 won him the jump off over Kendrick Jones of Mill Valley in the 2022 Kansas State High School track meet at Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas. Photo by Charles Chaney
American flags blow in the wind on Monday on Hall Street next to Thomas More Prep-Marian. Randy Gonzales / Hays Daily News Flags wave in the breeze on Monday next to a tank on display at Veterans Memorial Park.
Vernon “Vern” Eugene Wasinger, 85 retired banker, passed away peacefully on May 23, 2022. Vernon was a loving husband, father, grandfather and uncle. He was born in Hays, KS on August 7, 1936. He attended grade school in Antonino and Hays, KS and was very proud to be a graduate of St. Josephs Military Academy in Hays, KS.
Minnesota’s Sonny Gray and Kansas City’s Zack Greinke left Sunday’s game with injuries, leaving their teams to wonder how much time each will miss. Gray cruised and was backed by Gio Urshela’s threerun homer before leaving in the seventh inning because of right pectoral soreness during the Twins’ 7-3 win over the Royals on Sunday.
Jace Wentling, a senior on the Thomas More Prep-Marian baseball team, really wanted to win the Class 3A state tournament. However, the Monarchs lost in the first round.
Today’s Birthday (05/31/22). Benefit from community collaboration this year. Consistent practices deepen your educational exploration and research. Addressing physical issues this summer allows an autumn health and energy surge. Rest and organize plans this winter for fun and collaboration with friends next spring. Share and grow stronger together.
Since Memorial Day is May 30, I want to dedicate the following three columns to those veterans who fought valiantly for Americans' freedoms. The Ultimate Sacrifice – Pvt.
Ann Leiker was honored Thursday afternoon for her 21 years of work with the Center for Life Experiences. “The last 21 years I have been at CFLE have been what I feel like I have been called to do with my life and therefore is very significant to me personally,” Leiker shared.
One day in 1973, The Wall Street Journal published a review of Kansas tourist attractions. It was not kind.
Q: What’s the latest news about keeping my heart healthy? Heart disease runs in my family, and I’ve seen how terrible it can be. -- Lee T., Franklin, Tennessee A: The recent news about heart health identifies surprising links between cardiovascular problems and an everyday remedy that will keep you healthy.