2026 News Archive
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Former coach, teacher, pleads to child sex crimes
Ryan Brungardt By Chad FreyNewton KansanA former middle school teacher and high school wrestling coach in Salina faces decades in prison for child sex crimes,…
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HARVEST CELEBRATION
The JET Produce and Meats Fall Harvest Festival was held last Saturday. The event included a pumpkin patch, farm animals, vendors and music to celebrate…
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Igniting Interest in STEM
By WDN Staff Middle school students have an opportunity to spend a day on the Kansas State University campus exploring science, technology, engineering and mathematics… Login to continue...
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Former senator plans visit to Leavenworth
Staff report Former U.S. Sen. Jon Tester of Montana will be in Leavenworth on Monday to join Kansas District 2 Democratic U.S. House of Representatives… Login to continue reading...
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Medical Debt Relief Brings Welcome News to Thousands of Kansans
By Laura Lombardi For more than 21,000 Kansans, it may feel like Christmas is arriving a little early this year. Two nonprofit organizations have teamed… Login to continue reading...
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Commissioner suggests developing bylaws for county
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times A Leavenworth County commissioner has suggested developing basic rules and bylaws for the County Commission. Commissioner Willie Dove made the suggestion as...
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LETTER TO THE EDITORWe ‘Kan-Do’ better in Kansas
To the editor: My fellow Kansans, I can’t emphasize enough the importance of saying “No” to Roger Marshall, Derek Schmidt, the tag team duo of… Login to continue reading Login...
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FrostFest Parade Entries Now Open for “A Gingerbread Christmas”
HAYS, Kan. — The Bricks in Downtown Hays is inviting businesses, organizations, schools, clubs, families and community groups to be part of one of Hays’…
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Chick-fil-A opens with more than 100 area employees
Photos by Chick-fil-A, Inc. By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News More than 100 area residents began work this week at Hays’ long-awaited Chick-fil-A, which…
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