Friday night, the Hays High Indians competed in a home match up against 6A Junction City, the girls team maintaining their perfect record, while the boys dropped their second match of the season.
The USD489 Board of Education (BOE) will hold a Special Board meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 19 in the USD489 Rockwell Administration Center (RAC) Training Room, which is located on the bottom floor of the RAC.
Nabholz Construction’s Senior Project Superintendent Brett Stevens and Project Manager Dylan Weddle appeared before the USD489 Board of Education (BOE) on Dec. 9 to present a Bond Construction update for O’Loughlin and Hays High Schools as well as a Financial Update for both projects and an Overall Program Summary update.
Ellis County Sheriff Scott J. Braun announced four promotions in the Sheriff’s Office on Dec. 12, 2024: Tim Deines to Undersheriff, Garrett Brening to Patrol Lieutenant, Braden Parke to Patrol Sergeant and Trevor Dinkel to Patrol Sergeant.
A $22,677.52 grant from the Beach Family Foundation will help Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas purchase two new mobile health stations, six Spot Unit Monitors, and 16 Withings Blood Pressure machines and contactless thermometers. This equipment, which is used to measure and monitor the vitals of an individual will replace outdated mobile health stations.
The new year is right around the corner, and now is the time to create health goals for 2025. Making healthy choices is something we get to do every day, but it does not have to be overwhelming.
Merry Christmas Everyone- At this time of year, we bring plants into our house to help decorate for the season. Many of these, such as trees and poinsettias are removed and discarded at the end of the season, but Christmas Cactus are plants that you can enjoy all year long.
Although Kansas is still known as the “Wheat State”, some may not realize how winter wheat acres have declined over the years in Kansas, says Stacy Campbell, Cottonwood Extension Crop Production agent. This article released by K-State Research & Extension news service reminds Kansas growers of the benefits of winter wheat in the overall cropping rotation.
Have you ever had a song get stuck in your head? Sometimes it is a great song and sometimes…. it’s Baby Shark. You’re welcome!
Dear Eric: I have been married to my husband almost 10 years; we have two children. I will not lie and say these past years haven't been without challenge. Separation and divorce have been tossed around.