Shattercane (Sorghum bicolor), sometimes called wild cane or black amber, is the same species as our domesticated sorghums. Some authorities give it the subspecies name drummondii to distinguish it from our cultivated varieties, though the taxonomy of this genus is often debated.
Hays High swept the competition Thursday afternoon in Junction City, improving their season record to 25-6 and surpassing the .800 mark in winning percentage.
Thomas More Prep-Marian Volleyball has secured a host seed in the 2024 Regional Volleyball Tournament, beginning Monday evening at 5 against No. 13 Smith Center.
The Fort Hays State University football team has been lighting up the scoreboard with sophomore quarterback Caleb Heavner at the controls.
Caleb Heavner is starting to feel right at home as the starting quarterback. The sophomore has sparked the offense as the Tigers have won his first two starts for the Fort Hays State University football team.
Tiger senior cornerback Trevion Mitchell likes being on an island on defense, just him and the wide receiver in their one-on-one battle.
R9 Project Manager John Braun and R9 Property Manager Chris Smith appeared before the Hays City Commission on Oct. 10, 2024, to provide updates on the R9 Pipeline Project and Ranch, including ongoing efforts to keep the public informed via a dedicated page on the City’s website where residents can comment and ask questions.
IpX and Fort Hays State University are proud to announce a new strategic alliance set to redefine the integration of academia and industry, focusing on driving sustainable growth and innovation.
“Homemade.” Homemade meals and products always seem to be the best. Today we’ll meet two young women who are creating and marketing healthy, all-natural products across the country.