BY CORIE LYNN Vaccines fighting the COVID-19 virus have rolled out across the state of Kansas. According to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment,…
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Sandy Jacobs steps into role of mayor during Hays City Commission meeting
BY CORIE LYNN Former Mayor of Hays Shaun Musil opened last Thursday’s Hays City Commission meeting with the reorganization of the Commission. It was then…
View More Sandy Jacobs steps into role of mayor during Hays City Commission meetingCampus community signs a beam in the new Center for Student Success
BY CORIE LYNN Wednesday through Friday of this week, Fort Hays State University staff, students and faculty filtered in and out of the campus building…
View More Campus community signs a beam in the new Center for Student SuccessSGA discusses upcoming events at first meeting of semester
BY CORIE LYNN The Fort Hays State University’s Student Government Association held their first meeting of 2021 on Thursday. This meeting saw the student senators…
View More SGA discusses upcoming events at first meeting of semesterCOVID vaccine difficulties addressed by government; 60 active cases, 5 hospitalizations in Ellis County
JUSTIN SABATA *information from Wednesday Ellis County 16 new cases were reported by the health department on Wednesday. Active hospitalizations remained the same at five…
View More COVID vaccine difficulties addressed by government; 60 active cases, 5 hospitalizations in Ellis CountySpeed Friending allows for new friendships amidst the pandemic
BY CJ GIBSON As the Spring 2021 semester set into its snowy start, Student Engagement provided an opportunity for students to make new friends. Assistant…
View More Speed Friending allows for new friendships amidst the pandemicTiger Women set for back-to-back contests with UNK while men welcome Lopers to Hays on Saturday
BY MAKENNA ALLEN It was an eventful weekend on the road for the FHSU basketball teams that traveled to Missouri Southern and Pittsburg State on…
View More Tiger Women set for back-to-back contests with UNK while men welcome Lopers to Hays on SaturdayHumane Society of the High Plains fundraises with cookbook sale in lieu of annual Soup R’ Bowl
BY JESSALYN KIRCHHOFF As many groups and associations have had to adjust to COVID-19 restrictions this year, fundraising has proved to be more difficult than…
View More Humane Society of the High Plains fundraises with cookbook sale in lieu of annual Soup R’ BowlTalking politics in high school: How area teachers are navigating the political climate
BY ANNISTON WEBER Inauguration Day is typically a celebratory event backed by tradition and historic moments. This spectacle of a day is used by social…
View More Talking politics in high school: How area teachers are navigating the political climateCounty health department reports 83 active cases as statewide vaccine difficulties persist
BY JUSTIN SABATA As the pandemic approaches another month on the calendar, the situation has improved in Ellis County. The Ellis County Health Department reported…
View More County health department reports 83 active cases as statewide vaccine difficulties persist