Commission Kicks off Holidays With Progress
By Gaille Pike Special to the Hays Daily News The City of Hays Commission met on Tuesday, November 21, 2023, a Holiday Date Exception for… Login to continue reading Login…
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Headlines in History
By Hailey Chapman Hays Daily News 50 years ago, 1973: Four seniors on FHS cage squad The Fort Hays State basketball was led by four… Login to continue reading Login…
Help FHSU students this Giving Tuesday
By FHSU Foundation Many reflect on their time as college students and remember the friends and opportunities that made their experience extraordinary. Behind those memorable… Login to continue reading Login…
Choosing and Caring for Your Christmas Tree
By Alicia Boor Cottonwood District Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent If selecting a cut tree, watch for these signs that the tree is too far… Login to continue reading Login…
Three B's for Better Health
By Karissa Winkel, Cottonwood District Family and Community Wellness Agent Three small phrases can sum up how to improve health and improve quality of life:… Login to continue reading Login…
FHSU's annual toy-building event set for Saturday, Dec. 2
By FHSU University Communications As the 2023 holiday season commences, Fort Hays State University’s annual toy-building event is approaching quickly. The 34th Annual Fred Ruda’s… Login to continue reading Login…
DSNWK Awarded Additional Community Service Tax Credits
By Steve Keil DSNWK Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas (DSNWK) has been awarded an additional $16,629.00 in Community Service Tax Credits at the 50-percent rate… Login to continue reading Login…
Controlling mustard weeds may be key to spring crop yields, says K-State specialist
By Maddy Rohr, K-State Research and Extension news service A Kansas State University weed specialist is urging producers to be on the lookout for rosette… Login to continue reading Login…
New COVID-19 variant spreads as Kansans travel for the holidays
By Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector Health officials warn travelers to watch out for a highly contagious new COVID-19 variant when making plans this month. During… Login to continue reading Login…
ACLU launches effort to inform Kansans with felony records of their voting rights
By Rachel Mipro Kansas Reflector A leading Kansas civil rights organization says an estimated 30,000 people living in the state should be informed they have… Login to continue reading Login…