Women Who LeadPress Release Women Who Lead is pleased to announce the award of eight $1,000 scholarships to Ellis County women.The scholarship winners were required… Login to continue reading Login…
By Hailey ChapmanHays Daily News Kansas State Regional baseball and softball is underway, set to conclude tomorrow evening with two host sites in Hays. The… Login to continue reading Login…
The Hays High boys and girls will go into Thursday’s Class 5A regional track and field meet coming off a pair of Western Athletic Conference titles.
Hays High went out with a bang, their final double header of the regular season resulting in a 6A sweep of Manhattan on senior night. Avery Solida had a day to remember, a three run homer in the bottom of the fifth making way for the game one run-rule, a home plate celebration the perfect gift for the senior on her birthday.
Thomas More Prep-Marian honored senior duo Austin Gilbert and Adler Brown the best way they know how, raking in the runs and locking down a huge home victory over 6A opponent Garden City Tuesday afternoon.
Regular season contests wrapped up Friday night for the Western Athletic Conference, Hays concluding their season against Junction City, Great Bend traveling to Garden City.
FHSU’s Department of Economics, Finance, and Accounting recently announced its Student of the Year Awards for the 2024-2025 academic year for each major in the department: accounting, finance, and international business and economics.
Over the next few days, the District plans to place a Request for Proposal (RFP) on the platform public purchase in order to allow any interested local vendor to bid on a five-year Copier Lease Agreement.
The Board of Directors for The Bricks in Downtown Hays announces the cancellation of the 2025 Brews on the Bricks event, originally scheduled for Saturday, June 14, 2025. This decision, while difficult, comes during a period of organizational transition as we begin the search for our next executive director.
Madison Hanzlick has known for many years that she wanted to go into nursing, and this weekend she will see the culmination of her years of hard work and determination pay off when she receives her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from Fort Hays State University during the FHSU spring commencement event. Originally from Hoisington, Madison graduated from high school, moved to Hays, and began to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse in 2017.