BY CJ GIBSON Disclaimer: The Light in the Dark presentation discusses the sensitive topics of suicide, self-harm, and Christianity, which may be upsetting to some…
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BY ETHAN THORNBRO Tigers for Trees, a committee founded in 2017 under FHSU Student Affairs, consists of FHSU students and faculty along with Hays community…
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BY JOHN CARTER JR The 90s were filled with many cartoon classics produced by Cartoon Network Studios. establishing the Cartoon Network catalog as both unique…
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BY JOHN CARTER JR As Netflix trucks along with new high-quality content every week and in excess, it begs the question of when streaming newcomers…
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BY JOHN CARTER JR With major motion pictures being moved to streaming platforms by their respective studios and others being delayed as a way to…
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BY JOHN CARTER JR All Art and Photos featured in this interview are by and are the property of Matthew Sorgie. In this week’s Artists…
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BY ALEXIS ARASMITH Joe Biden has run for president in 1988, 2008, and now 2020. After two prior defeats, Biden obtained more votes across America…
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BY CORIE LYNN More than two weeks have passed since the Nov. 3 Presidential Election, but the results have yet to leave the newscycle. The…
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BY CORIE LYNN Ahead of their break for Thanksgiving, the Hays City Commissioners met for a work session on Thursday. During this time, Hays Director…
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PHOTOS BY RYDER COOK
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