Ellis High School prepares for Homecoming week with the announcement of their 2022 candidates as well as the theme, A Netflix Original. Each day of EHS’ Spirit Week will represent a different show found on Netflix, encouraging students to show their Railer pride by participating in each days theme.
Grow Hays, Inc., a nonprofit organization aimed at advancing the economic health and vitality of Ellis County, has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the Patterson Family Foundation. These funds will go toward the building of the Grow Hays MicroFactory, which will be breaking ground this October in the Heart of America Development on Commerce Parkway.
Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center, in partnership with other medical centers in VISN 15 VA Heartland Network, will host a town hall meeting for women Veterans 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. on Friday, September 23, 2022.
TOPEKA — Democrat Chris Mann looks at the job of Kansas attorney general through the lens of personal experience as a law enforcement officer, crime victim, prosecutor and defense lawyer. Mann, competing against Republican nominee Kris Kobach in the November election, said he wouldn’t not approached this foray into elective politics in the same way had a drunk driver not shattered a lifelong dream to follow in career footsteps of his police officer father.
Investigators announced Tuesday that they have collected new DNA evidence they hope will lead to a break in the killing of two Kansas women at a bakery 20 years ago. A delivery driver found the bodies of 24-year-old Mandi Alexander and 79-year-old Mary Drake the evening of Sept.
Thanks to a $100,000 grant awarded by the Dane G. Hansen Foundation, the Department of Allied Health at Fort Hays State University has recently acquired cutting-edge technology that will better prepare students for their chosen professions. FHSU dedicated an additional $75,000 in support of this project and its implementation.
Today is the final Wednesday paper for the Hays Daily News. Beginning next week, we will be publishing on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. You will received your Sunday paper in the mail on Saturday. Thank you for your patience as we make these changes.
Hays Daily News Voters who have registered prior to the August 18 deadline will be able to vote on the USD388 Bond this Thursday. Voting can be done in person at regular poling locations, at the Ellis County Clerk office at 718 Main Street or through a mail in ballot that MUST be post marked no later than September 8 and received by September 13.
Grow Hays, in association with the Network Kansas E-Community Partnership, announces the ‘Think Like an Entrepreneur’ – Ice House Entrepreneurship Program offered in Ellis County starting September 14th, 2022. Sessions will be held over eight-weeks, Wednesdays September 14 through November 2nd.The program fee of $150 for adults and $75 for students. The fee covers catered meals. We are offering an early bird price of $100 if signed up and paid by September 2nd. The goal of the course is to teach participants to develop an entrepreneurial mindset.
The Center for Life Experience (CFLE), 103C E. 27th St., is starting two new programs, one for divorced adults and one for foster children.