2026 News Archive
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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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Special County Commission Meeting September 22
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News At 8:30 am, on Tuesday, September 22, the Ellis County Commission will hold a special meeting. The…
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