2026 News Archive
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County’s 280th road work not preferential
By Gaille PikeSpecial to The Hays Daily News On Tuesday, Ellis County Public Works (PW) Director Brendan Mackay explained that road work completed on one…
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Keats sewer project breaks ground on long-awaited infrastructure upgrade
KEATS — Riley County officials marked the start of construction Thursday evening on a long-planned sanitary sewer system intended to address failing septic systems and bring modern wastewater service...
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After Falling for a Week, National Average Climbing Again
WASHINGTON, DC – The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is back on the rise after a week of falling prices. Today’s national average is back up to $4.07 after dropping to $4.00 on...
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Hesston men features deep squad
Larks finish pre-season, prepare for season opener A Hesston College men’s soccer player prepares for a shot against Coffeyville Community College Thursday during a scrimmage… Login to...
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New coach looking move HC women forward
Larks close out pre-season with scrimmage against Coffeyville CC Hesston College sophomore Brooklyn Bailey, a Newton High School grad, handles the ball Thursday during a… Login to...
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BC women’s soccer hosts first scrimmage
Threshers to open season Aug. 22 against Central Christian A Bethel College soccer player throws in the ball against the FC Wichita U19 squad Wednesday… Login to continue reading...
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Lawrence’s affordable housing board eyeing sites around the city for development
Lawrence's Affordable Housing Advisory Board is looking at vacant lots around town that could be good spots to develop more infill housing, including near Oak Hill Ceme
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Crews close portion of northbound Connecticut Street after water main break
The City of Lawrence expects a lane of Connecticut Street to be closed for one block through Friday, Aug. 21 following a water main break.
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