Republican attorney general candidate Kris Kobach unveiled a three-part plan Thursday to work with southern law enforcement agencies to reduce the flow of fentanyl into Kansas, increase penalties for fentanyl distributors and prevent retail crime in Kansas.
For over two decades, Regeena’s Flowers and Events have been providing Hays and beyond with beautiful, personalized floral arrangements for events ranging from bridal to holiday. Behind the beauty are the perfect team, Co-owners Sandy and Norman Keller.
Investment in Kansans is the cornerstone of our government. The actions we take should reflect our dedication to making the lives of Kansans better. As the People’s Banker, I monitor how your state funds are invested into you and your communities. Through bipartisan coordination with the state Legislature we can pass smart, sensible policy to ensure that when we use tax dollars, it’s for working Kansans.
On October 12, 2022, at 5:29 p.m. the Hays Communication Center received a 911 call regarding a domestic disturbance at 332 West 8th Street in Hays. The caller reported that they were able to hear yelling and a physical disturbance in the basement apartment at that address. Officers from the Hays Police Department responded to the domestic disturbance.
As it was pointed out in the Fiction vs Fact letter published in Hays Post, September 30, 2022, my democratic opponent continues to believe that if he states his opinion enough times that people will somehow believe it is fact. But the voters of Ellis County are smarter than that.
American watchers of the U.S. Supreme Court keep looking for the one phrase that strikes terror into the hearts of those who want courts to make law rather than leave it to the legislatures.
Haskell Indian Nations University freshman Georgia Blackwood said Indigenousthemed imagery and branding presented in the form of school mascots made her feel non-Native Americans were intent on treating her culture with disrespect.
Thursday afternoon, the Hays Conventions and Visitors Bureau celebrated 40 years with a ceremonial ribbon cutting along with memories of Hays’ history throughout the building. The Hays CVB first began implementing a two percent transient guest tax in 1982, originated by Julius Legleiter and Lloyd Lundy.
Fort Hays State University’s Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science (KAMS) will host free information sessions across the state for any interested students and their families in October and November. In addition to the traditional sessions, KAMS will also host four Counselor Luncheons for interested school counselors to provide important updates about the program.
In 2003, Tammy McClellan had a vision for Downtown Hays. A store that offered gifts, accessories and an experience with make-your-own jewelry and events for women in her hometown.