By Karissa Winkel, Cottonwood District Family and Community Wellness Agent The time of year is among us in which the temptation to over-indulge is high.… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Shattercane (Sorghum bicolor), sometimes called wild cane or black amber, is the same species as our domesticated sorghums. Some authorities give it the subspecies name drummondii to distinguish it from our cultivated varieties, though the taxonomy of this genus is often debated.
R9 Project Manager John Braun and R9 Property Manager Chris Smith appeared before the Hays City Commission on Oct. 10, 2024, to provide updates on the R9 Pipeline Project and Ranch, including ongoing efforts to keep the public informed via a dedicated page on the City’s website where residents can comment and ask questions.
IpX and Fort Hays State University are proud to announce a new strategic alliance set to redefine the integration of academia and industry, focusing on driving sustainable growth and innovation.
“Homemade.” Homemade meals and products always seem to be the best. Today we’ll meet two young women who are creating and marketing healthy, all-natural products across the country.
In its first year at Fort Hays State University, the Kansas Bankers Association brought its Young Bank Officers of Kansas (YBOK) Conference to the Robbins Center on Oct. 10.
Ellis County Clerk Bobbi Dreiling would like to remind the public that early voting starts on Monday, October 21st at the Administration Center 718 Main Street. Hours of early voting are 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday-Friday.
During Oct. 15, 2024, City Press Briefing, Hays Solid Waste Superintendent Marvin Honas encouraged all residential refuse customers to participate in the upcoming annual Fall cleanup.
Hays Police Department Lieutenant Brandon Wright offered Trick-Or-Treating safety tips during the Oct. 15, 2024, City Press Briefing and with Halloween only a couple weeks away, encouraged all adults in the community to help ensure kids enjoy the holiday.
During the Oct. 15, 2024, Ellis County Commission meeting, Commissioners agreed to hold a special work session at 8:30 a.m.