HBC Hammer advances to tourney title game before losing
From Staff Reports McPHERSON – The HBC Hammer 18U baseball team won twice Saturday to advance to the championship game of the Bob Hooper Showcase.… Login to continue reading Login…
From Staff Reports McPHERSON – The HBC Hammer 18U baseball team won twice Saturday to advance to the championship game of the Bob Hooper Showcase.… Login to continue reading Login…
From Staff Reports The Hays Larks lost 4-2 to the Dodge City Athletics on Saturday night at Larks Park for their third loss in four… Login to continue reading Login…
NEW ORLEANS - The Fort Hays State track and field programs racked up a school-record 24 USTF-CCCA All-Region honors during the 2022 outdoor season, announced Wednesday (June 22) by the coaches association. Fourteen different student-athletes earned at least one accolade, including nine men picking up 16 awards and five women achieving eight honors.
29 years. That is how old Cody Younger would have been today.
Contact the Fort Hays State Athletic Department to secure your 2022-23 season tickets for the upcoming football and basketball seasons. Take advantage of great prices on football, basketball, and all-sport tickets and watch the Tigers compete in the MIAA, one of the elite NCAA Division II conferences in the country. Call (785) 628-4050 or stop by the FHSU Athletic Department inside Cunningham Hall on the campus of Fort Hays State University to purchase your tickets today!
HAYS, Kan. - With fundraising ongoing for the new Athletic Complex at Lewis Field Stadium, Don and Chris Bickle have stepped forward with an additional matching gift of $1 million as a challenge to others interested in supporting the project.
Eleanor Tangeman McMindes, 91, died Tuesday April 19, 2022 at The Cedars in McPherson, Kansas. Services will be held July 9, 2022 at Messiah Lutheran Church, Hays, Kansas where Eleanor had been a faithful member since 1959.
Agnes Mae Schrant, 90, longtime Hays resident, died Friday, June 17, 2022 at Brandon Woods at Alvamar in Lawrence. She was born January 5, 1932 in Victoria, the daughter of Frank C.
In June of 1902, Theodore Roosevelt was president. The Wizard of Oz opened as a musical in Chicago. And on June 23 of that year, 57 students attended the first day of classes in the infirmary building on the grounds of the former military outpost, Fort Hays. Few could have predicted extraordinary journey of service, innovation, and persistence that would follow for what was then known as the Western Branch of the Kansas State Normal School. As we celebrate our blessings on this 120th anniversary, I thought I would share some massive moments that have shaped our journey.
When preparing meals at home, cooks know that it helps to have a few simple, easily prepared dishes in their culinary repertoire. These are dishes that don’t require too much planning and utilize certain staples that are present in everyone’s pantry. Such is the case with this recipe for “Crunchy Cucumber Salad with Crushed Peanuts” from Ruta Kahate’s “5 Spices, 50 Dishes” (Chronicle Books). Most of the ingredients for this flavorful salad are likely already in your kitchen, and it won’t be long after you begin preparing the recipe that you’ll be sitting down and enjoying a meal with family and friends.