2026 News Archive
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Rams drop homecoming game against Royal Valley
Pleasant Ridge’s Kade Laurie gets away from Royal Valley’s Taylor Carlisle for a pass completion during the Rams homecoming game Friday. Peggy BairRams quarterback Chase…
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Consider the perils of prescription burning
Matt Nowak A fascinating aspect of forest management is prescription burning. In theory, we can remove a lot of the potential fire danger by burning…
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UNIVERSITY VISIT
Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson visits with the University of Saint Mary Pre-Law Club to answer questions. Micah Bray Login to continue reading Login
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Vinnie Pasquantino smashes 2 home runs as Royals win season finale vs. Guardians
Jaylon ThompsonThe Kansas City Star (TNS) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals concluded their 2026 season on a high note. After a disappointing… Login to continue reading...
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HFD Names Tim Detrixhe Deputy Chief
Deputy Chief Tim Detrixhe and Chief Ryan Hagans Hays Fire Department. Photo courtesy of the City of HaysTim DetrixheBy Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily… Login to continue reading...
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Nonprofit designation strengthens effort to preserve Felten legacy
Photos courtesy the Pete Felten Legacy FoundationBy Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News The Pete Felten Legacy Foundation has strengthened its effort to preserve… Login to continue...
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Community joins Good Samaritan Society residents for walking group
Good Samaritan Society Jackson The Pines announced on Sep. 15 that its new walking group has quickly become a popular weekly activity among residents, with… Login to continue reading...
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Community delivers impassioned plea for Sternberg’s future
FHSU alum Zoe BuffingtonFHSU Sternberg Paleontology Operations Manager Ian TrevethanLeanne Robson with father Scott RobsonBy Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Leanne Robson may…...
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Lawrence school board hears updates on facilities, preschool space
Lawrence school board members heard about 10 major capital projects costing $8.5 million, and the superintendent shared that there are no preschool spots op
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Hazmat team responds to K-State lab
A Manhattan Fire Department hazardous materials team responded Monday evening to a Kansas State University laboratory after staff raised concerns about the handling of a chemical.
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