September 27 1540 Pope Paul III approved the charter for the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), founded by St. Ignatius Loyola. 1939 Warsaw, Poland, was surrendered…
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FHSU Volleyball pushes No. 5 UNK to Four Sets
STORY AND PHOTOS BY MARISSA CASTANOS The Fort Hays State University Volleyball team put up a tough fight against the University of Nebraska Lopers on…
View More FHSU Volleyball pushes No. 5 UNK to Four SetsCommunity to Vote on USD 489 Issue
BY GYPSY MUELLER (Part of the INF 626: Advanced Digital Journalism Class) Hays Public School District is back with a new bond different from the…
View More Community to Vote on USD 489 IssueThis Day In History — “Johnny Appleseed” is born
September 26 1789 Thomas Jefferson was appointed America’s first Secretary of State. 1820 Frontiersman, Daniel Boone, died in Missouri. 1914 The Federal Trade Commission was…
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September 25 1775 Ethan Allen was captured by the British. 1789 The first Congress adopted 12 amendments to the Constitution and sent them to the…
View More This Day In History — O’Connor Sworn in as First Female Supreme Court JusticeThis Day In History — Dr. Seuss Passes Away
September 24 1789 Congress passed the First Judiciary Act which provided for a U.S. attorney general and the Supreme Court. 1957 The Brooklyn Dodgers played…
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ICYMI: FHSU Volleyball Drops First Home Match of Year
STORY AND PHOTOS BY MARISSA CASTANOS On Friday evening, Fort Hays State University women’s volleyball team battled on their home court with Emporia State, but…
View More ICYMI: FHSU Volleyball Drops First Home Match of YearThis Day In History — Lewis and Clark Return From Expedition
September 23 1779 John Paul Jones declared “I have not yet begun to fight!” aboard the American warship Bonhomme Richard in the battle against the…
View More This Day In History — Lewis and Clark Return From ExpeditionThis Day In History — Emancipation Set In Motion
September 22 1776 Nathan Hale was hanged by the British as a spy during the Revolutionary War. 1789 Congress authorized the office of Postmaster-General. 1792…
View More This Day In History — Emancipation Set In MotionThis Day In History — Birthday of Stephen King
September 21 1792 The French National Convention voted to abolish the monarchy. 1897 The New York Sun published its famous editorial, “Yes, Virginia, there is…
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