DeGarmo Named MIAA Women's Basketball Athlete of the Week
For the second-straight week, Fort Hays State has the MIAA Women's Basketball Athlete of the Week. Katie Wagner DeGarmo received the honor on Monday (Feb.
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Gov. Laura Kelly proclaims cultural, spiritual and political significance of Black History Month
Gov. Laura Kelly said Kansas was shaped by Black leaders who challenged injustice, expanded opportunity and changed the course of history.
Parrish appointed for Hays & Russell file zoning regulation lawsuit against Edward County
The Kansas Supreme Court recently appointed Senior Judge Nancy Parrish for the cities of Hays and Russell in the 24th Kansas Judicial Court against Edward County for illegal zoning practices. Hays City Manager Toby Dougherty updated the City Commission on Feb.
City board positions filled by Gill, Morse and Noble
Mayor Sandy Jacobs presented three Mayoral appointments for City Commission approval during the Feb. 13 meeting, thanking all volunteers who serve on City Boards.
Schmidt Named MIAA Softball Pitcher of the Week
Morgan Schmidt, senior pitcher, was named the MIAA Softball Pitcher of the Week on Monday (Feb. 17) for her performance in a complete-game win over Southern Arkansas last week.
Asking Eric: Retirement is looming, now come the cold feet
Dear Eric: I will turn 65 in a few months and have announced my plans to retire. I have a long list of things I want to do, and after 50 years of employment and saving, I am well situated for these next years.
Women's Wrestling Ranks 20th in Latest NWCA Top 25 Poll
Fort Hays State Women's Wrestling moved up to No. 20 in the latest NWCA national team rankings, released on February 7.
R9 Project contracts and funding looking at late 2025-early 2026
R9 Project Manager John Braun concluded his Feb. 13, 2025, update to the Hays City Commission by noting that all funding, easement acquisition and design activities lead towards entering contracts for construction of both the pipeline and the well field components in late 2025-early 2026.
KBI director, Kansas attorney general allow agents to work with ICE on immigration cases
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation formally agreed to dedicate agents to enhance collaboration with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the search for people without documentation to legally be in the country.