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Fire damages home in rural Ellis County on Tuesday
A fire south of Hays on Tuesday caused extensive damage to a home. Units from four Ellis County Rural Fire companies were dispatched to the 600 block of 240th Avenue at about 6:20 p.m. Tuesday.
Long, Jilka exchange vows in Hill City
Traci Michelle Long and Kyle Ross Jilka were married July 25 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Hill City, with Father Galen Long and the Rev.
Fog Leads to Deadly Accident in Rush County
A blanket of fog may be to blame for a deadly accident in Rush County. The accident happened at 8:25 Monday morning along U.S. 183 in Liebenthal.
City commission to try again on grants for trail -,
When Hays city commissioners meet for a work session at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, they will consider moving forward with a proposed hike-and-bike trail.
Smoke alarm alerts family to fire in house Friday morning -,
A fire Friday morning in Hays could have ended badly were it not for the smoke alarm, according to the Hays Fire Department.
Oil tax idea quickly killed -,
By MARY CLARKIN Special to The Hays Daily News HUTCHINSON a ' Rookie Reno County Commissioner Brad Dillon learned a political lesson the hard way a ' by losing a battle.
KU's Certified Public Managers Program to be held in Hays
The University of Kansas will offer its highly regarded Certified Public Managers Program next year in Hays.
Hays man sentenced on cocaine charges -,
Larry Dean Braun, 49, Hays, was sentenced to more than five years in prison Monday following an October conviction for the sale of cocaine and drug tax stamp violations.
Tessa Lane Bauer and Derek Allen Mayfield were married July 11 at Celebration Community Church, Hays.
Author to speak at Hays library -,
Delbert Harvey, author of "It's All About Choice", will be the guest speaker at DSNWK's annual art exhibition "Art Abilities ... Natural Talents 4" at the Hays Public Library.
New Sternberg director crafting a vision for museum -,
It seems like only yesterday when Reese Barrick took over as director of Fort Hays State University's Sternberg Museum of Natural History.
Review of Gella's Diner & Lb Brewing Company in Hays, KS
In an attempt to revitalize the downtown, historic district several businesses have restored buildinsg in Hays.
Roaming: Trophy elk wanders through Hays area -,
By all accounts, it was a trophy bull elk, jostled out of its secure resting spot in a field of milo on the north side of Hays.
Locals mourn shooting at Texas Army base -,
Hays native Jim Spiess called the shooting spree at Fort Hood, Texas, a week ago a "shocking tragedy" that couldn't be ignored on Veterans Day.
By MICHAEL STRAND Special to The Hays Daily News A decision on filing a new school funding lawsuit could come as early as next month as more school districts statewide join Schools for Fair Funding and pledge to help fund a new court battle.
Fire sends heavy smoke aloft -,
Heavy smoke billowed over southeast Hays this morning, at times making it difficult for motorists to clearly see down Eighth Street east of Vine.
Hays Symphony presents innovative performance -,
Saturday evening's concert of the Hays Symphony Orchestra was like a breath of fresh air.
Kansas teens work on a artificial tree towersa to help environment
When is a tree that acts like a tree not a tree at all?When its a metal tower that absorbs, transforms and stores carbon dioxide and is made by two teenage math and science whizzes as a research project on climate change.Tyler Clark, 17, of St.
Dictionary project still exciting
Karen Nowak ran her fingers across the cover of the brand new dictionary she held in her other hand and smiled.
Basement fire caught early, fire chief says -,
A building fire in Hays Thursday afternoon caused light damage and displaced one family.