2026 News Archive
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Local athletes recognized in weekly ballot
It’s that time again to recognize our local high school athletes.The Times has rolled out our annual Athletes of the Week feature, and you pick…
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Character defined by admitting you are wrong
I saw something on Facebook that reminded me of a lesson we sometimes forget: One of the greatest signs of strength is being willing to…
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Check out the savvy of fall gobblers
Time for one of hunting’s greatest challenges – hunting big fall gobblers. These big birds are hunted by predators their entire lives. They learn how…
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Rebuilding civic trust in Kansas
Constitution Day doesn’t get the attention which Independence Day receives every July 4, but historically it has nonetheless served as an important opportunity to teach…
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Make Leavenworth a living history town
To the editor: The First City Museum, 743 Delaware St., is undergoing a complete revamp, which includes remodeling our exhibits, recruiting volunteers and preparing for… Login to...
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Come wonder with us about life and faith
There is a really funny cartoon of St. Patrick trying to explain the trinity while being told that he has veered into heresy again and…
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City commission to discuss funding for K-State edge district
Manhattan city commissioners will hear an update on plans for the K-State foundation’s edge district and provide feedback on related funding strategies during Tuesday’s work session.
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Riley County clerk Rich Vargo announces retirement
Riley County clerk Rich Vargo announced his retirement Friday after 35 years of service.
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Hays resident featured in times square
Jack Unrein of Hays appeared in the bright lights of Times Square on Saturday, September 12, as part of the annual National Down Syndrome…
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“It’s not a handout,” Leiker says after ACCESS ride
By Gaille Pike Special to the Hays Daily News Two weeks after Nathan Leiker challenged others to ride ACCESS before making any decisions about it,…
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