Technology helps FHSU football team
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September 2024
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Topsy-turvy week in MIAA
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Reorganization of Commission names Jacobs as Mayor, Ruder as Vice Mayor
The Hays City Commission began their Sept. 12, 2024, with reorganization, unanimously electing Commissioners Sandy Jacobs and Mason Ruder as Mayor and Vice Mayor respectively. The Commission also readopted the City of Hays City Commission Rules of Procedure.
Monarchs drop home match up with Bluejays
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Monarchs have moved to 1-1 on the season following a home loss to the Norton Bluejays Friday night at Lewis Field Stadium.
Indians log first win of 2024 season
The Hays High Indians notched their first win of the season with a 42-7 routing of the Wheat Ridge Farmers Friday night.
Daniel Gottschalk Wins on Championship Night
Eighty-two race teams checked into the legendary RPM Speedway for championship night racing, Gage Porter, Blaine Walt, Zach Olmstead, Kyle Pfeifer and Daniel Gottschalk taking home feature wins. The 2024 season track championships were awarded to Rileigh Flohrs, Olmstead, Walt, Pfeifer and Gottschalk.
Whispering Gales Addition Approved
During the Sept. 10, 2024, Ellis County Commission meeting, Commissioners unanimously approved the Whispering Gales Addition final plat application and Resolution 2024-12 to establish the creation of the Whispering Gales Addition to Ellis County, Kansas.
35.985 the 2025 County General Fund Mill Levy
On Sept. 10, 2024, following a Public Hearing and discussion, County Commissioners unanimously approved the published proposed 2025 $34,668,601 General Fund Budget with a mill levy tax rate of 35.985, meeting the Commissioners stated goal to lower the mill levy from 2024’s 36.624.
Tigers Back Among Receiving Votes Section of AFCA Top 25 Poll
After taking its first loss of the season last week at Northwest Missouri State, Fort Hays State Football slid back among the teams' receiving votes in the latest AFCA Top 25 Poll. The Tigers were in the receiving votes section of the preseason poll and moved up to No. 25 last week after a 2-0 start to the season. They have been referenced in all three polls released by the AFCA this year.