Watts, Menges, and Janky Named to Don Hansen All-America Team
Fort Hays State had three players named to the Don Hansen Football Committee All-America Team on Friday (Dec. 20).
December 2024
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Tigers Receive Votes in Final AFCA Top 25 Poll
Fort Hays State football continued to receive votes in the final AFCA Top 25 Poll, released on Monday (Dec. 23).
Henry Ranked 12th in Latest NWCA National Rankings
Tereus Henry of Fort Hays State wrestling moved to No. 12 at 197 pounds in the latest edition of the NWCA Division II national rankings, released on Monday (Dec.
Ten Tigers Receive Region Rankings Heading into Holiday Break
Fort Hays State Women's Wrestling had 10 members of its squad referenced in the latest NWCA Women's Region Rankings, released on December 20, 2024 alongside the latest NWCA Top 25 team rankings and individual national rankings. There are eight regions nationally and FHSU is a part of Region 8.
Breit promoted to City Clerk
On Dec. 23, 2024, City Manager Toby Dougherty announced the promotion of Jami Breit as the new Hays City Clerk.
Based on Hays' successful Ordinance, Ellis Police Chief supports golf cart legalization
Following a request made during the Dec. 19, 2024 Ellis City Council meeting’s Public Comments, Mayor David McDaniel asked Police Chief Avery Smith to comment on the legalization of golf carts on City streets.
Ellis approves $81,256 Wilson & Company Pre-Engineering Contract for West 2nd St. Project
On Dec. 16, 2024, following a presentation by and discussion with Wilson & Company representatives, the Ellis City Council unanimously approved a $81,256 Pre-Engineering Contract for the West 2nd St. Improvement Project.
Reintroducing bison to Kansas tallgrass prairies promotes biodiversity and resilience, study finds
Reintroducing bison to tallgrass prairies can double biodiversity of native plants and increase drought resistance, a Kansas State University study found.
Hays High students learn about officiating
Haley Wolf thinks Hays High made a good call.
Western Kansas Leagues end year led by Hays, Hoxie girls; Great Bend, Norton boys
Western Athletic ConferenceThe Hays High girls finished the year on a high note, defeating the Manhattan Indians 56-48. Garden City dropped to 5-2 following a tough loss to Hooker, 55-30, ending their four game win streak.