By Payton Patterson Special to TMN Ultrasound technology has been around as far back as the ’80s but may not get enough credit for what…
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Beef: Keeping Main Street hopping
By Jared Oelke Special to TMN It’s 1980, and you and your friends are cruising main in your ’69 Camaro, or maybe it was your…
View More Beef: Keeping Main Street hoppingFHSU earns two No. 1 rankings in May
By University Relations Programs offered through the Fort Hays State University Virtual College received two No. 1 recognitions in May along with numerous other rankings…
View More FHSU earns two No. 1 rankings in MayFHSU MBA students place in top percentiles on nationwide exams
By University Relations Several Fort Hays State University Master of Business Administration students scored in top percentiles on three nationwide exams, placing them among top…
View More FHSU MBA students place in top percentiles on nationwide examsFHSU Announces University Bookstore Closing
By JADEN MOUNT Fort Hays State University announced it will be closing the on-campus university bookstore next week. The announcement came in an email from…
View More FHSU Announces University Bookstore Closing‘Marketing 101’ and ‘Sales Training 101’ to be offered in July
By University Relations The Management Development Center at FHSU will offer a crash course on marketing and sales on July 11. In “Marketing 101,” participants…
View More ‘Marketing 101’ and ‘Sales Training 101’ to be offered in JulySmith earns Excellence in Field Supervision award from KU School of Social Welfare
By FHSU University Relations Gina Smith, director of the Fort Hays State University Kelly Center, was recently honored with the 2017-2018 University of Kansas Field…
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Vaccination can help a herd succeed
By Macy Keller Special to TMN Successful is a word people love, not only to hear but to achieve. One of the biggest contributions in…
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Corn residue helps reduce cattle feeding costs
By Jared Brockman Special to TMN Feed is expensive: Grazing cows on corn stalks helps the rancher and the farmer. Ranchers need a place to…
View More Corn residue helps reduce cattle feeding costsKansas Universities Propose Tuition Increase
BY JADEN MOUNT The cost of obtaining a four year college degree will continue to grow for the next academic year. On May 20, the…
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