Judith Kathlene “Judy” Windholz
Judith Kathlene “Judy” Windholz, 78, of Salina, Kan., passed away Monday, August 29, 2022. She was born June 15, 1944, in Topeka, Kan., to Raymond and Martina (Boos) Walters. She…
August 2022
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David L. Depperschmidt
David L. Depperschmidt (62) born June 25, 1960, passed away August 28, 2022.
Indians open season with 3-1 loss to Buffs
From Staff Reports The Hays High boys’ soccer team opened its season against Garden City on Tuesday, losing 3-1 in WAC action at the HHS… Login to continue reading Login…
Larks’ Rosson added to World Series team
From Staff Reports WICHITA – Hunter Rosson of the Hays Larks has been added to the 2022 NBC World Series All-America team, which was previously… Login to continue reading Login…
FHSU defensive back returns after injury
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News It was all good last year for Tiger defensive back Will White – until the seventh game, when… Login to continue reading Login…
Tiger lineman returns to field after injury
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News Thursday is a long time coming for Fort Hays State University offensive lineman Ted Hessing. Hessing, a 6-foot-6,… Login to continue reading Login…
Hays home opener, battle against the Bluejays
The Hays High Indians will play their home opener this weekend at Lewis Field Stadium against the Junction City Bluejays. In the 2021-22 season the Bluejays went 8-2 while the Indians finished their with a record of 8-3.
They were just clunky, ugly brown shoes
I’m not sure why, but when I was a kid growing up, my father was always the one who took me to buy my school shoes each year. I normally got three pairs of shoes a year—dressy shoes for Sunday, tennis shoes for gym class and sports, and school shoes, which Daddy said had to be “sturdy and reliable.” My mother always took me to get the first two pairs, but Daddy was the one who took me to get my school shoes.
USD489 Budget General Rundown
The Hays Public School system serves a 380 square-mile area of Ellis County with over 3100 students enrolled in one high school, one middle school, four elementary schools, one preschool, two alternative schools and one virtual school.
HHS golfers win own meet in opener
The Hays High girls’ golf team ran away with the team title to open the season at its own Hays High Invitational. The Indians shot 323 as a team to beat runner-up Dodge City by 67 strokes on Monday at Smoky Hill Country Club.