Kansas Wetlands Education Center has been recognized as one of the world’s best wetland visitor centers. Their success was announced at the Conference of the global Wetlands Convention, known as Ramsar COP14, underway in Geneva, Switzerland.
The amazing sculptures of Sayaka Ganz will be on display at the Fort Hays State University Sternberg Museum of Natural History until December 30th, 2022. Ganz uses reclaimed plastic objects, such as discarded utensils, as brush strokes; they appear visibly unified at a distance though separated at close proximity.
HaysMed is celebrating Forensic Nurses Week (November 6-12, 2022). Forensic Nurses Week is designated to recognize the dedicated nurses who provide exceptional care to patients impacted by violence, abuse, and trauma.
HaysMed now provides cementless total knee replacements in appropriate patients. Fellowship trained and board-certified joint replacement orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Oluwaseun Akinbo MD, has recently incorporated this newer mode of implanting knee replacement components to his practice.
Statewide pheasant and quail season opened Saturday morning, with the drought still affecting Kansans into the winter months. According to the Kansas Department of Wildlife, there are two main factors that impact the availability of upland game during the fall hunting season: the number of breeding adults in the spring and the reproductive success of the breeding population.
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The Hays High Drama Department presents Seussical: The Musical, opening tonight at 7. Audiences will follow Horton the Elephant through his journey to protect Whoville and a very special egg.
Republican Incumbent Barbara Wasinger defeated Democratic candidate Ed Hammond in the 111th District House of Representatives race. With 4,983 votes, Wasinger was reelected, sharing on social media, “Thank you to House District 111 for again entrusting me with the honor of representing you in the Kansas House.
Those who have suffered a recent loss may find it difficult to navigate the upcoming holidays and their traditions. GriefShare, a grief support program, is offering a free workshop titled “Surviving the Holidays” for individuals in that situation.
Throughout the year, we host several events to thank the philanthropists who fuel the dreams of our students. I really love the fact that as we thank our supporters, we also honor the students impacted by their generosity. Bringing the students and their benefactors together creates an amazing opportunity to witness firsthand the ripple effect of philanthropy in action – those who inspire dreams and those whose lives are transformed in predictable and often unanticipated ways.