Meet and greet, October events with CFLE, NAMI
The Center for Life Experience, 103C E. 27th, Hays, invites members, friends, family, donors, and community partners to a “Meet & Greet” from 4 to 6 p.m.
October 2022
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Annual Kiwanis poinsettia fundraiser
Monday the Kiwanis Club of Hays began their annual Poinsettia Fundraiser, which will continue through November 30. Orders can be placed for traditional red, white, or red glitter poinsettias for $27 or $30 arrangements.
K-State researchers work to update swine production industry standards for vitamin and trace mineral levels
Results of a new study will be presented at K-State Swine Day on Nov. 17 A Kansas State University postdoctoral student is conducting research to update the swine industry’s production standards, a project he said will aid producers in formulating pig diet formulation and safety.
MIAA football Week 7: Tigers fall on road
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News The Fort Hays State University football team got off to a fast start in Saturday’s MIAA game at… Login to continue reading Login…
Tigers fall at Central Oklahoma, 35-23From FHSU Sports Information
EDMOND, Okla. – Fort Hays State got out to a fast start leading 10-0 after one quarter, but Central Oklahoma rallied to take a 16-10… Login to continue reading Login…
Norton escapes with win over TMP
By Randy Gonzales Special to Hays Daily News NORTON – The Monarchs’ defense perhaps was too good against the run. The Thomas More Prep-Marian defense… Login to continue reading Login…
Defense never rests for Tigers
The Tigers will rely on their defense to get results in a big home weekend. The Fort Hays State University women’s soccer team, which entered the national rankings at No.
Beauty comes full circle
For over two decades, Regeena’s Flowers and Events have been providing Hays and beyond with beautiful, personalized floral arrangements for events ranging from bridal to holiday. Behind the beauty are the perfect team, Co-owners Sandy and Norman Keller.
PRAIRIE PRINCESS
Dear Readers, Every boy dropped his crayon and leapt out of his seat when I popped the question, “What are you going to be for Halloween?” I could not help but chuckle as a five and six year old gaggle broke loose. They reminded me of baby birds trying to fly as they hopped and bobbed in place. And the more I laughed, the louder they cried.
Hays High soccer claims 3-1 victory
After failing to score in the first half, the Hays High boys’ soccer team had a big second half to win 3-1 in Thursday’s non-conference match against Wichita-Bishop Carroll at the HHS field. Bishop Carroll got an early goal, scoring in the fourth minute, and made it stand for a 1-0 halftime lead.