News from our members
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County clerk: No issues arise from election audit
November 10, 2026
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times A post-election audit in Leavenworth County found no discrepancies between vote tallies recorded by election equipment and hand counts of ballots, the…...
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South Sumner Claims Regional Title
November 10, 2026
South Sumner continued its impressive season Friday night, rolling past Chase County 72-26 to capture the 8-Man Division I Regional Championship and advance to the…
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Monarchs, Indians advance in state playoffs
November 10, 2026
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News The Monarchs and Indians just keep on winning. The Thomas More Prep-Marian and Hays High football teams –… Login to continue reading...
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County seeks proposals for new RPM Speedway promoter
November 10, 2026
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Ellis County is seeking proposals from individuals interested in promoting and operating RPM Speedway for the 2027… Login to continue reading...
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Consider the optimal temps for garden crops
November 10, 2026
My garden is still producing beans and I can still pick tomatoes. My pole beans have been going crazy, but the hush beans are mostly…
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Honoring Those Who Answered the Call to Serve
November 10, 2026
Christina Hamel, Intelligence Specialist , United States Air Force, Three DeploymentsCharles Lawless, Infantry Medic, 101st Airborne Division, United States Army 1969-1972Andrew Bilyeu, 41st...
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USD 489 approves $395,287.77 in school parking improvements
November 10, 2026
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily NewsOn Nov. 2, Hays USD 489 board members approved three bids totaling $395,287.77 to improve parking and access…
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The Bricks prepares for leadership transition as June steps down
November 10, 2026
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily NewsThe Bricks in Downtown Hays is preparing for a leadership transition as Executive Director Lee Ann June steps…
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Lawrence school board members express optimism for public education in wake of election
November 9, 2026
Lawrence school board members on Monday voiced some optimism for the future of public schools and gratitude for Kansas voters follow
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