FAITH NOTES
Friday, Nov. 4, is the deadline for Ellis County residents to apply for a Christmas food basket from the Community Assistance Center, 1108 Oak St.
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Death Notice
Mark Johnson, 52 of WaKeeney, KS., passed away on October 29, 2022. He was born on April 12, 1970.
Men’s Basketball Receives Votes in NABC Preseason Top 25 Poll
Coming off a strong season a year ago, Fort Hays State Men’s Basketball is receiving votes in the NABC Division II Top 25 Poll going into the 2022-23 season. The Tigers are coming off a 23-6 overall record in 2021-22, a season in which the Tigers saw time in the NABC Top 25.
MIAA Week 9: Tigers fall on road against Hornets
The Fort Hays State University football team trailed early and could not catch up, falling 42-14 at Emporia State in MIAA action on Saturday. The Hornets (7-2) scored touchdowns on their first three drives.
The Road to 5A State Championships
East Quadrant 1 No. 1 Mill Valley (8-1) vs. No. 8 Shawnee Heights (5-4) Mill Valley has defeated six out of nine opponents by a margin of at least 40 points, held six of nine opponents to single digits, defeated Harmon 69-0 last week Shawnee Heights defeated No. 9 Lansing 28-21 last week. Two losses came to 5A playoff contenders Leavenworth, eliminated, and De Soto, advanced. Remaining losses were to 4A contenders KC Piper (63) and undefeated Wamego.
FHSU announces addition of women’s wrestling
Fort Hays State University made history Wednesday, announcing the addition of a women’s wrestling program in a morning news conference on campus. FHSU will become the first NCAA school in Kansas to offer varsity women’s wrestling, and also will be the first MIAA school to add the sport.
Ten-year risk number is crucial when it comes to cholesterol
DEAR DR. ROACH: Can you please provide details on which cholesterol numbers to pay attention to? Half of my numbers are in the “good” range, and the other half are in the “bad” range.
Considerations for fall applications of anhydrous ammonia
Soils across Kansas are still running above 50°F at the 4-inch depth in most locations. It is best to delay application of anhydrous ammonia until soil temperatures drop below this threshold. Applying anhydrous ammonia in the fall ahead of the next corn crop has some appeal to producers. For one thing, fall fertilizer application spreads out the workload in the spring. Secondly, wet conditions in the spring sometimes prevents producers from applying lower-cost anhydrous ammonia ahead of corn planting, and forces them to apply more expensive sources after planting. Equally important for many producers have been issues with anhydrous ammonia availability at times in the spring.
Tiger coach unhappy with team’s performance
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News Tiger coach Chris Brown didn’t mince words when it came to Saturday’s 42-14 road loss by the Fort… Login to continue reading Login…
FHSU announces addition of women’s wrestling
By Randy Gonzales Special to Hays Daily News Fort Hays State University made history Wednesday, announcing the addition of a women’s wrestling program in a… Login to continue reading Login…