The Tigers shook off a sluggish start and rolled to a 51-14 win at Lincoln University on Saturday evening (Sept. 17). Lincoln grabbed an early 7-0 lead, but FHSU scored 48 unanswered points to run away with the victory. FHSU is now 1-2 on the season, while Lincoln dropped to 0-3.
Last Wednesday, a spontaneous fire started outside of Wolf Furniture Galleries. While flames formed, emergency responders were quick to contain the fire, resulting in minimal damage to the building’s exterior.
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By Randy Gonzales Special to Hays Daily News The Fort Hays State University football team made up for two weeks’ worth of frustration on Saturday night, routing Lincoln 51-14 for the Tigers’ first win of the season. FHSU was off to an 0-2 start for the third straight season before the big win on the Blue Tigers’ home field.
From Staff Reports The Hays High No. 2 doubles team took first place to lead the Indian tennis team at Saturday’s Cowgirl Invitational.
A state ranked battle of the Indians ensued Friday night at Lewis Field Stadium between Hays and Manhattan. Hays, no.
LINCOLN, Neb. – In a revisited rivalry that many considered a “trap” game for visiting Oklahoma, the No.
Calvin James Wittman, 80, of Bazine, died September 12, 2022, Memphis, TN. Born May 17, 1942, in rural Bazine to Theodore and Wilma (Hoersch) Wittman.
Go Truck Go will be returning to Hays for is 22nd year. This year, Early Childhood Connections and Crosspoint Church have collaborated with local businesses and organizations to help organize the event.
The Kansas Shrine Bowl on Friday announced Mammoth, a design build sports construction partner will be the game’s first ever presenting sponsor for its 50th game July 15, 2023 at Lewis Field at Fort Hays State University.