2026 News Archive
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Two more easements acquired R9 pipeline
By Gaille PikeSpecial to The Hays Daily NewsHays has obtained two more easements along the proposed R9 pipeline, bringing the total acquired to 117.The city’s…
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New police station on schedule to open mid-October
By Gaille PikeSpecial to The Hays Daily NewsConstruction on the new police station is on schedule to open the new facility in mid-October. Hays Deputy…
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Hot, manual labor back when we didn’t know any different
There’s no better grammatical way to say this: it’s hot!During my wife’s grandfather’s later years, he used to begin many stories with “I remember when…
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CASA recognizes outgoing president, announces new leadership
Staff reportThe First Judicial District CASA Association Board of Directors recently announced some expected leadership changes and welcomed a new board member.Brynn Peter has completed…
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Kids dress up for annual Sneaker Ball
Peggy BairSpecial to the Times Back-to-school kids got to dress up to join their friends for the Free Community Wide Youth Sneaker Ball Saturday at…
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USM invites community members to join music ensembles
Staff report The University of Saint Mary Music Department is welcoming high school students, college students and adults to join its Community Band and Community… Login to continue...
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Assistant city manager leaving for job in Wisconsin
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times Leavenworth’s assistant city manager will be leaving her job. Penny Holler has taken a position as the assistant city administrator in Sun…
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Lloyd right choice for state board
To the editor: I support and recommend Jennifer Lloyd for Kansas State Board of Education, District 1. She has more than 28 years of experience… Login to continue reading Login...
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Search for Nugget ends with summer party
Beth KornegaySpecial to the Times Nugget the triceratops has spent his summer traveling to Basehor businesses as part of the Basehor Community Library’s Summer Reading…
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What I learned from serving on nominating commission
When I accepted an appointment to the Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission seven years ago, I expected to learn about judges. Instead, I learned about…
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