State responds to low vaccination rankings, 135 current cases in Ellis County
BY JUSTIN SABATA COVID Statewide On Wednesday, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported over 5,500 new cases in the state since Monday. 130…
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FHSU basketball travels east for pair of MIAA games this weekend
BY MAKENNA ALLEN As the Tiger basketball season continues this week, both the men’s and women’s teams are looking to bounce back from losses in…
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Kansas records most COVID deaths in a week, Ellis County toll rises over past two weeks
BY JUSTIN SABATA COVID Statewide As the year concluded, the State of Kansas recorded the most COVID-related deaths in a week since the beginning of…
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FHSU women set to play Emporia in twice rescheduled contest while men pivot to playing Missouri Western
BY MAKENNA ALLEN The two-week drought of Tiger basketball ends this weekend as the women’s team plays host to Emporia State in a twice rescheduled…
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Virus numbers improving in some areas; county to be short of CDC-phased COVID vaccinations
BY JUSTIN SABATA The COVID-19 situation in Ellis County has improved greatly from a month ago. COVID vaccines were administered this week to medical staff…
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FHSU women take control early, roll by RiverHawks
By MaKENNA ALLEN Basketball returned to Hays on Friday, and so did success for the Fort Hays State University women’s basketball team. The Tigers won…
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County COVID numbers improving; health director advises precautions and vaccine education
BY JUSTIN SABATA COVID Currently While the COVID-19 virus is still present in the county, there have been improvements. Hospitalizations have decreased from 18 to…
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Art students destroy their final projects
BY CJ GIBSON As other courses wrapped up the semester with essays and exams, one FHSU art class ended the year by hanging piñatas of…
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Helping hands abound at FHSU
John Dewey once said that “democracy has to be born anew every generation, and education is its midwife.” Fort Hays State University embraces this sentiment…
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Tiger Basketball returns home this weekend after women play a re-scheduled road game tonight
BY MAKENNA ALLEN It’s a busy week for Tiger basketball as the men’s and women’s teams combined will see a total of five games of…
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