2026 News Archive
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Hundreds of Kansas attractions are free this summer for students. Here’s how you can visit
By Roger NomerKansas News Service A summer program that provides students free admission to Kansas attractions begins today and will run for a shorter time…
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Surging Caglianone brings huge power to Derby for 1st time
By Anne RogersROYALS.com KANSAS CITY — One of the best young sluggers in the game is taking his powerful left-handed swing to Citizen Bank Park… Login to continue reading Login...
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Deutschefest Hall renamed in honor of Loran Zimmerman
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News The Ellis County Fairgrounds Deutschefest Hall has been renamed the Loran Zimmerman and Unsere Leute Deutschefest Meeting…
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City Commissioners respond to fireworks debris complaint
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News At the end of last Thursday’s Hays City Commission meeting, commissioners each used their personal comment time…
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Reflections on the ongoing march of time
“Another year older and deeper in debt.”That quotes Tennessee Ernie Ford. Incorrectly, I know. Thankfully, he is also wrong about being further in debt. Anyway,…
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Summer experiences that become lifelong memories
Growing up on a small farm in central New Mexico allowed me the opportunity to experience many things that the majority of my classmates did…
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Insulate court from politics, dark money and corruption
An advertisement that is appearing repeatedly on television has troubled me because it is misleading if not completely false. The ad says that the majority…
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