MARKETS SETTLE UP Straighten up! I don’t read lips well but even sitting several pews back from my mom in church I knew what she was saying. I knew that sitting lower in the pew where she couldn’t see me wasn’t an option and that I needed to straighten up quickly.
WASHINGTON, D.C.- On Tuesday, May 17, two local Hays, Kansas business women took their place at a roundtable in Washington, D.C. with lawmakers. Rhiannon Corn, owner of Personalize It by Rhiannon, and Kellie Voss, owner of Homegrown Creations joined Senator Moran’s staff to discuss many issues about small business ownership, the supply chain issues facing businesses, and what it’s like being a small business owner in rural Kansas.
HAYS, Kan. – The Fort Hays State University Alumni Association is pleased to share the addition of 13 new members to its Alumni Association Board.
Hold the library in the palm of your hand! With a new mobile app, Hays Public Library patrons have access to a variety of library resources through their mobile phones and tablets. The library will launch the app on July 25th.
The Hays Public Library has filled two full-time positions. Jake Mishoulam is taking over the Outreach Coordinator position, and Jessica Shields is the new Public Services Coordinator. Both started work at the library the week of July 11th.
CLOTHING AND FASHION In clothing construction, Rayna LaFond and Alaina Yarmer took home Grand Champion placements. La-Fond constructed a romper to earn the Grand Champion, Junior Champion Clothing Award in the 7-8 age division.
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News Through the years, Frank Leo has used the sacrifice bunt to great success. That small-ball philosophy paid off… Login to continue reading Login…
From Staff Reports The Hays Larks set up a showdown between the top two teams in the RMBL with a 12-2 run-rule win in seven… Login to continue reading Login…
Coach Tanner Willhoft viewed the just-completed summer season as a success for the HBC Hammer 18U baseball team, a year after it left the American Legion program. “I thought it went pretty good,” Willhoft said.
Tuesday morning, the REACH Program went on an excursion to the Sternberg Museum. The REACH Program of Great Bend school systems is a new branch of their summer school program that seeks to provide Recreation, Enrichment, Academic, Community and Health.