2026 News Archive
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Bird walk set for Aug. 1
Kauffman Museum will host its monthly First Saturday Bird Walk, a free public event beginning at 8 a.m. Aug. 1 at the museum parking lot… Login to continue reading Login
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O’Connell Children’s Shelter opens family service center in Douglas County
O’Connell Children’s Shelter hosted a ribbon cutting Tuesday for a family service center, which staff said will offer wraparound services and three be
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Asking Eric: Step-grandparents feels sidelined
By R. Eric ThomasTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: I am a “third grandma” in a family with several stepchildren and now their grandchildren. The problem…
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Newland Seeks Lieutenant Governor’s Office
By Laura Lombardi Candidate for lieutenant governor Joe Newland was in Wellington last week to discuss his and Vicki Schmidt’s campaign for Kansas’ highest offices.… Login to continue...
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Dust on the Farm Can Pose Serious Health Risks
By Jason Vance Dust is an unavoidable part of agriculture, but repeated or heavy exposure can lead to more than just watery eyes and a… Login to continue reading Login
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Native grass restoration making strides at the R9 RanchBy Gaille Pike
Special to The Hays Daily News Native grass restoration is making strides at the R9 Ranch. As evidence, last Thursday R9 Ranch Manager Chris Smith…
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Physician orders Mounjaro for woman, but with a safety issue
By Keith Roach, M.D.DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m a 73-year-old female who has Type 1 diabetes that began as Type 2 diabetes more than 30 years…
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Ks Supreme Court ruling on R9 may be released soon
By Gaille PikeSpecial to The Hays Daily NewsCity Manager Toby Dougherty indicated to city commissioners on July 23 that the Kansas Supreme Court ruling on…
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Two more easements acquired R9 pipeline
By Gaille PikeSpecial to The Hays Daily NewsHays has obtained two more easements along the proposed R9 pipeline, bringing the total acquired to 117.The city’s…
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