In the best of times and in the worst of times, people pray
“The Declaration of Independence laid the cornerstone of human government upon the first precepts of Christianity,” John Adams. “He changes the times and the years .
September 2022
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‘The G Word’—we can’t afford NOT to talk about it
Today, as I write this article (a full day after it was due— sorry editors!), it is National Voter Registration Day. I am wearing a T-shirt quoting a popular former Supreme Court justice. I attended a fundraising event for a political candidate, and I monitored Facebook activity for an Ellis County political party for which I am secretary. To say that government and politics have an important role in my daily life might be an understatement—but I guarantee they do for you too.
Space Week at FHSU
Fort Hays State University will be hosting Space Week, starting on Monday, October 10 through Saturday, October 15. Monday, guests can participate in 3D printing of NASA artifacts, free to the public.
September is National Food Safety Education month
Every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 1 in 6 people get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized and 3,000 die from eating contaminated food. Getting sick is never fun and is usually quite an inconvenience. What can you do at home to help prevent getting sick? The Partnership for Food Safety Education breaks it down into four easy steps: Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill.
Bestselling Author to Visit Russell
Patricia Davids is an internationally published, award-winning, USA Today bestselling author of 50 inspirational and Amish romance novels, primarily published by Harper Collins’ Harlequin imprint. Born and raised in central Kansas, Patricia combines her faith, Midwest values and quirky humor into emotionally rich, sweet romance stories that deal with contemporary issues. She has sold over 3,000,000 books world-wide since her first novel appeared in stores in 2005. A former NICU nurse, Patricia currently resides on a farm near Abilene, Kansas with one spoiled dog named Sugar and her special needs cat called Weeble.
MIAA football Week 4: Tigers fumble chance for win; Bearcats upset
By Randy Gonzales Special to Hays Daily News The Fort Hays State University football team fumbled away its chance at victory Saturday night, losing 25-24… Login to continue reading Login…
Tigers fumble away chance for victory
Fort Hays State fell to Missouri Southern by a score of 25-24 on Saturday evening(Sept. 24) at Lewis Field Stadium in Hays. The Lions snapped an eightgame losing skid to the Tigers, using a drive that went the length of the field late to take a one-point lead. Fumbles on a pair of fourth-quarter scoring opportunities doomed the Tigers as they saw the Lions squeak past late. FHSU is now 1-3 overall, while MSSU is 3-1.
Homecoming royalty crowned among generations of TMP-M alumni
Friday night, the Thomas More Prep-Marian marching band lined the field as Homecoming candidates were announced at Lewis Field Stadium. TMP alumni filled the stands as well as the sidelines to watch their students receive recognition as candidates elected by their classmates.
Kindly atheist just wants to say ‘no’
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I am an atheist. I believe in practicing kindness and respect for other people’s views.
HHS tennis ties for third
The Hays High girls’ tennis team, paced by the runner-up finish by doubles team Danica Scheve and Kayler Wellbrock, tied for third at Saturday’s Garden City Invitational. Scheve and Wellbrock went 3-1 on the day for the Indians, who finished third with Colby. Garden City White won, with Dodge City, second.