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Nov. 7 Kiwanis Appreciation Lunch & Program for Veterans, Active-Duty Military, Reservists & National Guardsmen
Nov. 7 Kiwanis Appreciation Lunch & Program for Veterans, Active-Duty Military, Reservists & National Guardsmen
Death Investigation
The Ellis County Sheriff’s Office issued a Press Release on Nov. 4, 2024 stating that a 34 year-old Pennsylvania man shot himself with a handgun Monday morning just west of the front gate to the Ellis County Sanitary Landfill.
Monthly progress shows expansion of Vineyard Park, Hays Purple City signs installed
Deputy City Manager Collin Bielser presented aerial photos of the Vineyard Park’s expanded pond to Hays City Commissioners on Oct. 24, 2024.
Treats & Tricks On the Bricks (GALLERY)
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Commissioner Barrick calls attention to "at-risk income" households, challenges successful businesses owners to raise wages
Each Hays City Commissioner is provided with the opportunity during meetings to speak to fellow Commissioners and constituents. On Oct.
FHSU Criminal Justice Club members bring home trophies from Region 3 Conference
Members of FHSU’s Criminal Justice Club traveled to Garden City Community College in October to compete in the Region 3 Conference. The group won several awards.
Both Harris and Trump campaigns display confidence as Election Day approaches
As Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump remain locked in a tight race according to public polling, both campaigns projected confidence Thursday.
A fight erupts over 'garbage' in the last moments of the presidential campaign
The fallout from a comedian’s racially charged joke at a rally for former President Donald Trump continued Wednesday as the campaign for the presidency raced toward its final weekend, with Democrats on the defensive about President Joe Biden’s reaction to the joke. Republicans claimed Biden labeled Trump supporters as “garbage,” while Democrats insisted Biden was being misinterpreted, and a battle over the placement of an apostrophe in Biden’s comment spread from the White House briefing room to campaign stops.
Kansas Profile – Now That's Rural: Sara Larson, Wild & Blooming
“Bloom where you are planted” goes a common saying. Today we’ll meet an entrepreneur who is using floral blooms to create a beautiful life for herself and others – even as far away as the White House.