2026 News Archive
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Wabaunsee student earns national recognition for Freedom 250 artwork
As part of the nation’s 250th anniversary, elementary to high school students across the country participated in the American Heroes Student Art Contest put on by Freedom 250 and the National...
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Asking Eric: Work-from-home spouse wastes company time
By R. Eric ThomasTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: About two years ago, my husband was “invited” to resign his managerial position at a local company.…
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Kansas cases of illness causing explosive diarrhea jump to 289
By Morgan ChilsonKansasReflector.com TOPEKA — Kansas cases of an infection that causes gastrointestinal illness increased to 289 over the past week, and the state’s health…
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An extremely high CAC score frightens 76-year-old man
Keith Roach, M.D. DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m a 76-year-old Caucasian male who’s in excellent health. (Or so I thought.) Recently, my cardiologist suggested a coronary…
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August 6 Free “Make-A-Will” and estate planning event
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Two identical sessions of a free educational event, “Make-A-Will,” will be held on August 6 at The…
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Heart of a Tiger: A scholarship, a calling, and a bright future
By Tisa MasonPresident Fort Hays State University HAYS, Kan. – Meet Natalie Timbrook. Her college journey is full of hard work, big moves, and a…
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Gardeners face annual battle of protecting crops from aggressive insect
K-State Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. – If gardeners get this eerie feeling that they’re feeding grasshoppers right now, they’re likely not alone. Kansas State… Login to...
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Catfish Diversity Runs Deep Across Kansas Waters
By Jason Vance Kansas anglers may think of catfish as a single familiar catch, but the state’s waterways are home to an impressive variety of…
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Kansas Profile: April Lemon, More Than Lemons
By Ron Wilson “Don’t blow it!” That statement tells someone not to make a mistake, but it would absolutely not apply to an artisan who…
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