A 4-7 Monarch volleyball team has taken their first step in turning around a six-game losing streak, downing Plainville in a best-of-five match up Tuesday afternoon. Following Thomas More Prep-Marian’s hot start at the Maroon and Gold Tournament hosted by Hays High, the team went on a pair of tough road matchups.
Tiger coach Chris Brown thinks an 0-2 Northwest Missouri State football team is just as dangerous as a Bearcat squad at 2-0.
The Fort Hays State volleyball team will host the 2024 Tiger Classic this weekend (Sept. 13-14) inside Gross Memorial Coliseum. Teams from four other schools will make the trip to Hays to compete in four contests on Friday followed by five more on Saturday. Action will begin at 10 a.m. each day.
Nabholz Construction’s Senior Project Superintendent Brett Stevens appeared before the USD489 Board of Education (BOE) on Sept. 9, 2024 to present a Bond Construction update for Roosevelt Elementary and Hays High Schools, as well as the O’Loughlin renovation
The USD489 Board of Education (BOE) on Sept. 9, 2024, voted 5-2 to table the motion to approve the $14,493,478 Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) from Nabholz Construction for O’Loughlin Elementary School Additions and Renovations as part of the bond project.
The Kansas Wetlands Education Center’s 11th annual Butterfly Festival will be held on Saturday, September 28, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. in Great Bend.
Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas, was recently announced as the recipient of a $5,000 grant from Midwest Energy, Inc. This award will be used to purchase three Digital Chair Scales and two Hoyer Lifts.
Fort Hays State Women's Soccer is set for its first road trip of the season as it travels to Sioux Falls, S.D. this weekend for a pair of matches. The Tigers face Augustana on Friday (Sept. 13) evening at 5 p.m., then take on Southwest Minnesota State on Sunday (Sept. 15) at 12 p.m. Both matches are at Morstad Field, home of Augustana soccer. Live stats and stream will be available for both matches.
Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters (KSBBBS) serving Ellis, Russell, Trego, Rush, and Rooks Counties is proud to celebrate BBBS Month this September by shining a light on its urgent need for volunteer mentors (Bigs) with the goal of matching 30 youth by the end of the year who are currently waiting for a Big.
