2026 News Archive
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Chargers limp into bye week at 0-6 after loss to Chiefs
Elliott TeafordLos Angeles Times (TNS) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Bruised, battered and beaten, the Chargers limped into their bye week with a sixth straight defeat,… Login to continue reading...
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HHS, TMP claim conference crowns
By Randy GonzalesSpecial to Hays Daily News The Hays High and Thomas More Prep-Marian football teams both captured league titles last Friday night. Hays High… Login to continue reading...
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Applying iron sulfate in your garden
This is a good time of year to amend your garden soil if it needs amending. I had my soil tested by the K-State Extension…
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Soil Moisture Key As Winter Canola Planting Window Opens
By Jason Vance Winter canola growers are entering a critical period for getting the crop established, but soil moisture will be a major factor in… Login to continue reading Login...
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Lansing approves plat for commercial development
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times City Council members have approved a plat for property in the Lansing Towne Center area that has been targeted for commercial development.… Login to...
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WILD WEST DINNER
About 300 people are shown at the Buffalo Bill Wild West Chuckwagon Dinner and Dance Saturday at Riverfront Community Center. The event is a fundraiser…
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Fall-Calving Herds Require Careful Planning, Nutrition
A cow and her early fall calf. Photo by Jason VanceBy Jason Vance Fall-calving cattle operations can offer several management and marketing advantages, but producers… Login to continue...
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Late-Season Burns Offer Ranchers Another Pasture Management Tool
A prescribed burn is an important tool in pasture management. Photo courtesy of Mississippi State University.By Jason Vance Late-season prescribed burns can provide Kansas ranchers…...
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Dukes Take Care of Business in Fort Scott
Junior Vohn Williams breaks through for a 29-yard touchdown. Photos by Ursula GoffSenior Sean Bannister pulls down a pass from Colton Elmore in the Tigers’…
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