-Press Release National Right to Life endorsed Governor Sam Brownback in his gubernatorial re-election bid. David N. O’Steen, executive director of the National Right to…
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Campus PD, Hays PD say quick reporting is critical to catching hit-and-run drivers
According to the Hays Police Department, hit-and-run accidents occur almost weekly, and many go unreported. Ron Rounkles, HPD lieutenant, has worked 29 years in patrol,…
View More Campus PD, Hays PD say quick reporting is critical to catching hit-and-run driversBlock and Bridle supports #AgProvides campaign
The Fort Hays State University Block and Bridle Club is joining with Texas Tech University’s #AgProvides campaign in order to combat the public image presented…
View More Block and Bridle supports #AgProvides campaignHays Public Library hosts second run for reading
Last Saturday, the Hays Public Library’s second annual Run for Reading took place in Downtown Hays. Participants ran or walked over the weekend in the…
View More Hays Public Library hosts second run for readingKeynote speaker to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
On Sept. 29 in Cody Commons at 5:30 p.m., Antonio Neves will be a keynote speaker for an event hosted by The Center for Student…
View More Keynote speaker to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage MonthRemodel bids submitted for the Hays courthouse and law enforcement center
Although there is no confirmed time period for reconstruction, the Hays courthouse and law enforcement center will undergo remodeling soon and the city of Hays…
View More Remodel bids submitted for the Hays courthouse and law enforcement centerStripes for St. Jude seeks to make a difference on the FHSU campus
Stripes for St. Jude at Fort Hays State University is raising money to help fund cancer research and treatments for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital…
View More Stripes for St. Jude seeks to make a difference on the FHSU campusTask force evaluates smoking on the FHSU campus
Fort Hays State University received a grant from the Kansas Health Foundation this summer leading to the creation of the Tobacco-Free Task Force, a group…
View More Task force evaluates smoking on the FHSU campusCenter for Media studies set for demolition
The Center for Media Studies will be torn down by M&D Excavating of Hays Inc., and replaced by the Center for Network Learning on Sept. 26.…
View More Center for Media studies set for demolitionFHSU makes it easy for students to vote
At the Memorial Union at Fort Hays State University, voting is possible for all students no matter what their residence is. Ellis County has 18…
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