Kansas Court of Appeals to hear oral argument at Fort Hays State University
A three-judge panel from the Kansas Court of Appeals will hear oral argument Tuesday, April 8, at Fort Hays State University in the Black and Gold Room in Memorial Union.
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"Healthier" housing market, according to County Appraiser Rupp
At the Ellis County Commission April 1, 2025 Meeting, County Appraiser Eugene Rupp stated that when comparing County property valuations with MLS Listings (the database maintained by real estate professions where properties for sale are shared) the housing market appears to be “healthier,” with fewer bidding wars. “During the COVID years, it was actually starting to become a little more common to see people bidding on homes and driving up home values, paying more than asking price because of the unavailability of homes.
Indians jump to 4-0 with sweep of Junction City
A perfect performance at the plate for senior Riley Dreher paved the way for a 6-2 Indian win over the Junction City Blue Jays Tuesday afternoon.
Hays knocks off WAC rival in 5-4 thriller
History repeated itself Tuesday evening as Hays High delivered Great Bend a conference loss to open Western Athletic Conference competition, taking down the powerhouse team 5-4.
Abdominal cramps could be the cause behind atrial fibrillation
DEAR DR. ROACH: I'm a generally healthy 60-year-old man.
Monarch bats erupt in home opener against Russell
Monarch softball came out swinging in a home sweep of Russell Friday afternoon, 16-1 and 16-0. 2-0 on the season, Thomas More Prep-Marian hosted Ellinwood Tuesday afternoon.
Indian SB opens 2-0, WAC play approaching
The Hays High Indians opened their season Saturday morning with a sweep of Olathe East, 9-3 and 10-5, at Salina High School South. Led by Riley Dreher at the plate and on the mound, the Indians used a big third inning to take an early lead, capitalizing on free bases from the Hawks pitching staff.
TMP sweeps Larned in season opener
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Monarchs ushered in a new era Friday night as they toppled the Larned Indians, hot off the heels of a fourth-place finish at the 2024 2A State Tournament.
Close Finishes at RPM For Night 2
RPM Speedway hosted the 13th Annual Sunflower Classic with 144 race teams participating on Friday Night. John Martinez won the sport compact feature race, Zach Olmstead triumphed in the hobby stocks, Brandon Spanjer secured victory in the sport mods, Kyle Pfeifer emerged victorious in the stock cars, and Dakota Sproul dominated the modifieds.
33rd St Project enters next phase with East Bound one-way traffic restriction
Deputy City Manager Collin Bielser stated on Mar. 27, 2025, during his Progress Report to the City Commission that the 33rd Street Reconstruction Project continues to make progress.