HAYS, Kan – The Kansas Bankers Association (KBA) and Fort Hays State University announced a partnership that will provide experienced leadership for the university’s Robbins Banking Institute. Through its subsidiary, the 501(c)(3) Kansas Bankers Educational Foundation (KBEF), the KBA will recruit and support the efforts of the next Robbins Banking Institute director.
PITTSBURG, Kansas— Dodge City’s Emanuel Aguilar drilled a 29-yard field goal with 23 seconds left to tie the game for the West team and he thought maybe send it to overtime. That wasn’t the case as the 49th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl ended in a 10- 10 tie, the first one since 2001.
With theater a centerpiece in her life, Addy Brull started her acting career at just eight years old with Hays Community Theater. She has been a part of 11 shows, including Urinetown presented by Hays High last fall. Born and raised in Kansas, she has always felt pulled to the iconic lead in the Wizard of Oz.
The Hays Larks edged the Denver Cougars 6-5 in non-league action Sunday night at Larks Park. Hunter Parker struck out nine in six innings of relief to get the victory.
The NFL is making its move into offering its own media streaming platform. The league announced that “NFL+” launched on Monday.
District 7 of the Kansas Author’s Club is sponsoring a writing contest for all writers, 18 and older, living in Kansas or members of KAC living in another state. The contest runs from May 1 to August 15, 2022.
TOPEKA — Three Kansas public high schools won all four national policy debate championships this year, an unprecedented accomplishment in an arena dominated by private schools. Policy debate has a rich history of being one of the most esteemed events in high school debate and forensics competitions.
The headstone reads: Between September 1899 and March 1900, four Mack and Martha Dowler family members perished from typhoid fever. Mack John Dowler was born in Virginia to Robert and Anna Dowler.
DEAR DR. ROACH: I have been trying to increase my upper body strength, but am having difficulties. I am almost 70 and female, and have been moderately active. I exercise daily for 30 minutes using a stationary bike or a treadmill. I injured my rotator cuff last summer playing an exercise video game. There is hardware from a previous surgery for cancer in my humerus, which complicates surgical options. But I’m not ready for surgery yet, as my range of motion and pain levels are acceptable.
Dear Amy: You often mention the need to exercise “compassionate detachment,” especially with adult children. I need advice on how to make that shift.