2026 News Archive
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Scooter safety concerns return to Hays commission
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Scooter safety again drew concern during commissioners’ closing comments at the Nov. 5 Hays City Commission work…
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Hays weighs trash rate overhaul after eight years under current plan
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily NewsHays residents could see their monthly trash bills rise to $25 all at once or climb in smaller…
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Proper Harvesting, Curing Key to Sweet Potato Storage
By Jason VanceSweet potato harvest is underway in some parts of the country, and growers still have several weeks to dig their crops, depending on…
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Apparently, I needed a refresher course
Things have been going a bit off around here lately.We got a little too much rain this week to burn the tallgrass around the pond.…
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The Bricks prepares for leadership transition as June steps down
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily NewsThe Bricks in Downtown Hays is preparing for a leadership transition as Executive Director Lee Ann June steps…
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USD 489 approves $395,287.77 in school parking improvements
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily NewsOn Nov. 2, Hays USD 489 board members approved three bids totaling $395,287.77 to improve parking and access…
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Consider the optimal temps for garden crops
My garden is still producing beans and I can still pick tomatoes. My pole beans have been going crazy, but the hush beans are mostly…
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Army vet provides ‘freedom’ with mobility equipment
Mark [email protected] A retired U.S. Army veteran is doing what his military service taught him best – making sure nobody gets left behind. Three years…
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