I would like to thank those involved in making this year’s sorghum demonstration plot possible. Cooperators Josh Debes and Dean Stoskopf along with Johnny Luerman in Barton County and Matt, John and Wyatt Grabbe in Ellis County. Also a shout-out to all of the seed companies and dealers for providing the seed and signs.
Jenson Miller of Gorham is one of three northwest Kansas winners in the 2022 Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day poster contest. The contest is sponsored annually by the Kansas Department of Transportation and other traffic safety organizations.
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News The Tigers kept it close with the Gorillas in the first two quarters of Saturday’s MIAA game. But… Login to continue reading Login…
From FHSU Sports Information PITTSBURG, Kan. – Pittsburg State became the third MIAA school to complete a perfect regular season since the 11 conference-game model… Login to continue reading Login…
From Staff Reports The Hays High boys’ soccer team had four players receive all-Western Athletic Conference recognition. Making the first team were senior Diego Muller… Login to continue reading Login…
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News Welcome back, Malik Bah. Bah, the standout junior running back for the Hays High football team, returned to… Login to continue reading Login…
The Fort Hays State University football team will finish the year on Saturday at fifth-ranked Pittsburg State (10-0), the MIAA champion. It will be the second straight losing season for FHSU (3-7) after seven consecutive winning seasons.
Dear Readers, This week I had the pleasure of seeing the Hays High School production of Seussical (the musical) by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Aherns. Actually, that’s not true. I had the pleasure of seeing it twice. And though I do not profess to be a drama critic, I am phenomenally qualified as a patron of theatre. I have seen many youth productions in Philadelphia, New York, Kansas City, Wichita and countless other towns across America and believe me when I say the kids in Hays stack up to the best of them.
Sophomore safety Ty Cooper started every game last year for a Tiger defense which gave up 20.7 points per game. This year, Fort Hays State University is allowing 29.5 points.