Newly bought houseplants or those brought in from outside often lose at least a portion of their leaves. In order to understand why this occurs, we need to look at how these plants are grown and what the plant needs to do to adapt to its new environment.
Professional academic advisors from FHSU were recognized during the Kansas Academic Advising Network (KAAN) annual advising conference at the University of Kansas in September.
Hays City Commissioners are expected on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024 to award a $182,000 contract to PWC, Inc. to perform Phase 1 Design-Build services for the new Police Station / Municipal Court Facility.
Hays City Commissioners will hold a Public Hearing during their Nov. 14 meeting regarding CERVS, LLC petition for Community Improvement District (CID) sales tax on the 37th and Vine Streets project site
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Fall Musical is nearly ready to hit the stage after months of preparation following the show's announcement this spring. Their performance of Big Fish, opening this Thursday night, will tell the story of Edward and Will Bloom, a father and son, whose tale shifts from past to present.
A package is arriving at Cape Cod in Massachusetts. What is the package? In this case, it is a package of premium steaks from a ranch halfway across the continent in rural Kansas.
For 70 years, United Way of Ellis County has been bringing together citizens, community and business leaders, the faith community, government, non-profit organizations and other institutions to determine and meet critical local needs, ranging from the basic--such as food, shelter and emergency assistance—to emerging and growing issues like the need for affordable housing, service and support for seniors as well as positive youth development. Executive Director Erica Berges, a native of North Central Kansas (Cuba, Kan.), Fort Hays State University graduate and resident of Hays for the past 20 years, joined the organization in 2014 and stepped into its leadership role in 2019.
Immigration advocates and civil rights groups are preparing to take on President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promises to crack down on immigration, from reviving controversial policies of his first term to enacting mass deportations.
United Way of Ellis County’s Annual Campaign, a community-driven effort to raise funds, runs through the end of the year, with the goal of raising $350,000 to maintain funding levels for programs with 14 Partner Agencies.