PHOTOS: HHS Diamond Classic
By PARKER NISBETH Tiger Media Network The Hays High School baseball team hosted its annual Diamond Classic on Friday and Saturday in Hays. Friday scores…
FHSU Grad Lives For History
Courtesy of Fort Hays State University Relations and Marketing By Randy Gonzales HAYS, Kan. — Even though he was living half a continent away in…
View More FHSU Grad Lives For HistoryWomen’s Basketball Opens 2017-18 Preseason with Division I Powerhouse UCONN, then K-State
Courtesy of FHSU Athletics HAYS, Kan. – Fort Hays State Women’s Basketball will head to Storrs, Connecticut to face perennial NCAA Division I powerhouse University…
View More Women’s Basketball Opens 2017-18 Preseason with Division I Powerhouse UCONN, then K-StateToday In History — “Dorothy” passes away; Meryl Streep Is Born
June 22 1815 Napoleon abdicated his throne for the second time after his defeat at Waterloo. 1870 The U.S. Justice Department was created. 1874 Dr.…
View More Today In History — “Dorothy” passes away; Meryl Streep Is BornThe Screening Room Reviews: It Comes At Night
It’s an evening like most others as the Screening Room crew gathers at KFHS. Mad Mike has hung an “I Want to Believe” poster, his…
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FHSU University Farm Selling Pork Sausage
FHSU University Farm — Fort Hays University’s Swine Department is selling frozen pork by the package on campus. Sale sizes range from a few pounds…
View More FHSU University Farm Selling Pork SausageFHSU mixes learning with fun at SMEI camps
By Randy Gonzales Courtesy of University Relations and Marketing HAYS, Kan. — Whether they realize it or not, the young participants have been learning something…
View More FHSU mixes learning with fun at SMEI campsThis Day In History — Constitution Ratified
June 21 1527 Italian statesman, diplomat, and author of “The Prince,” Niccolo Machiavelli died. 1788 The U.S. Constitution went into effect when New Hampshire became…
View More This Day In History — Constitution RatifiedThis Day In History — “The Greatest” Resists
June 20 1756 British soldiers were thrown into the cell known as the “Black Hole of Calcutta.” 1782 The Great Seal of the United States…
View More This Day In History — “The Greatest” ResistsFHSU’S Hispanic College Institute set for next week
By Diane Gasper-O’Brien Courtesy of University Relations and Marketing HAYS, Kan. — As director of the 2017 Hispanic College Institute at Fort Hays State University,…
View More FHSU’S Hispanic College Institute set for next weekThis Day In History — Civil Rights Progress in the U.S.
June 19 1862 Congress abolished slavery in the U.S. territories. 1865 Gen. Gordon Granger informed the citizens of Galveston, Tex., that the slaves were freed.…
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