2026 News Archive
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Boundless October Joy
Dear Readers, What a great month October is! I celebrate all month long because I have more friends and family with October birthdays than I… Login to continue reading Login
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Crusader Pride Meets Local Ingenuity
Tim Norris traced the Crusader helmet to create the stencil, then cut hundreds of half-circle openings to guide the painting process.The massive 40-by-100-foot stencil fills…
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Interest Day Opens Doors to New Experiences
By Laura Lombardi Last week, the Wellington Daily News was invited to join a wide variety of local businesses, first responders and individuals with interesting…
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Soil Moisture Key As Winter Canola Planting Window Opens
By Jason Vance Winter canola growers are entering a critical period for getting the crop established, but soil moisture will be a major factor in… Login to continue reading Login...
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The Amish Cook: A sacred service twice a year
By Gloria Yoder Blessings don’t all come the same way; some come as soothing as the smell of fall, and some come as the cup… Login to continue reading
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New wastewater tour spotlights Hays conservation
Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Hays residents can discover what happens “after the flush” during a Halloween-themed tour of the city’s wastewater treatment… Login to continue...
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Cowley Runners Post Personal Bests at Tiger Open
By Laura Lombardi Windy conditions couldn’t keep Cowley College runners from making progress at Saturday’s Fort Hays State University Tiger Open, where three Lady Tigers…
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