“I’ll take my sandwich with everything on it.” That’s a phrase I would often use when ordering lunch. While that means including all the possible condiments on my sandwich, today we’ll meet a family that is producing a food product that is actually named Everything Sauce.
The DeBakey Heart Institute at HaysMed announces Dr. Kent Gleed's retirement, effective October 31, 2024.
Sunflower Electric Power Corporation is excited to announce the promotion ofWilliam Wylie to vice president of safety and supply chain.
No reservations needed for free Thanksgiving Feast
During USD489 Superintendent Ron Wilson’s report during the Nov.. 11, 2024 Board of Education (BOE) meeting, he announced that a Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony and Open House will be held at 5:30 p.m., Dec. 2 at Roosevelt Elementary School.
Editors Note: Hays Daily News Editor Hailey Chapman sat down to speak with Hays High Director Bill Gasper Monday afternoon, where he shared insights on casting and the final days before production. Gasper provided insight on the history of The Radium Girls in a press release prior to the interview, which can be read in the first six paragraphs.
Looking at turkeys for your holiday meals? Here are some tips to help make your holiday turkey safe and healthy. Turkey is a healthy choice since it is considered a white meat and full of protein! Some tips for keeping it as healthy as possible is to bake it and not fry it or use herbs and lemon to season rather than butter and salt.
Nine members of the Ellis County Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) were recognized during the Nov. 7, 2024 County Commission meeting for receiving the Kansas Association of Fire Chiefs (KSAFC) President’s Award.
America’s voting system was under siege for four years.
The Hays City and Ellis County Commissions are both expected to take steps this week in support of developer DP Management, LLC’s applications for Moderate Income Housing (MIH) grant funding and the Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) program to construct “Victory Village” a 136-unit one and two bedroom, apartment complex on property located at the southeast portion of Wheatland Avenue and East 22nd Street, east of Bright Minds Academy. The city will partner with DP Management to apply for a $650,000 MIH grant to be used in construction of 48 market rate housing units while the County will partner with the developer for the LIHTC program to be utilized in constructing the low-income units.