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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.
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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.
Fort Hays golf course closing Dec. 1 to protect greens -,
The Fort Hays Municipal Golf Course will close for winter Dec. 1 to help protect the facility's recovering greens.
Forum at Fort Hays showcases health care issues
As director of the Fort Hays State University student health center, Dona Koenigsman knows what it's like to see patients who are unable to afford prescriptions and medical attention.
BOE in support of state aid fight -,
Members of the Hays USD 489 Board of Education voted unanimously Monday to formally announce their willingness to support litigation against the state due to a steady stream of funding cuts that has left school finance -- in their opinion -- inadequate.
Hays USD 489 personnel transactions -,
The following personnel transactions were approved Monday by the USD 489 Board of Education.
Soccer booster finds calling in bingo -,
Calling bingo is a lot like being on the soccer field for Kevin Schumacher. If he makes a mistake, he learns from it and tries to do better next time.
FHSU choirs, strings and winds please audience -,
The Fort Hays Singers, concert choir and wind ensemble gave two-and-a-half concerts Thursday evening at Fort Hays State University's Beach/Schmidt Performing Arts Center -- the separate parts did not often mix.
Fort Hays President Discusses Education, Economic Rebound
In an interview, Hammond talked about how Kansas usually rebounds slowly from an economic slowdown, so he sees obstacles ahead, especially when stimulus money runs out in 2012.
Jim and Opal Flinn, Ellis, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Oct. 24, 2009, with an open house hosted by their children and spouses from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Ellis Nutrition Center.
Partners plan new housing development by country club -,
A relatively maintenance-free housing development is in the works on the southeast side of Smoky Hill Country Club.
Historic Fort Hays ready to detail new vision -,
It might be nearly 140 years old, but Historic Fort Hays could be taking on a new life in the coming months.
Hays man finishes mural after 2 decades
He's thrilled to finally have it over, even though the paint on the 8-by-10 mural must first go through a two-week drying period, followed by the application of picture varnish.
Relay For Life baton passes from year to year, and still is going strong -,
Sporting a rainbow wig, a red foam nose and a colorful clown costume, Faye Miller walked around the room demonstrating how to make balloon animals.
Hester outlines teachers' 'successful' efforts -,
Members of the Hays USD 489 Board of Education received a lesson in technology-oriented pedagogy Monday night, courtesy of Hays High School Principal Mike Hester.
HMC adds 5K race to popular half-marathon -,
About 140 people will be racing across Hays Saturday for the third annual STRIDE half-marathon hosted by Hays Medical Center's Center for Health Improvement.
The signs started appearing about 23 years ago, Jude Scheck said. Her husband, Gilbert, began calling her for assistance in finding his way home from familiar places and often couldn't remember where he had placed his keys.