Genoa Healthcare, the pharmacy located inside High Plains Mental Health Center, will offer a new flu vaccine program this year. 

Genoa will provide flu shots at no cost to the community, no matter if there is insurance or not. If you have insurance, bring the card in with you. 

Vaccines are offered from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4:30 p.m. on Monday through Friday, while supplies last. There is no appointment necessary.

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 </figure>Genoa Healthcare, the pharmacy located inside High Plains Mental Health Center, will offer a new flu vaccine program this year. Genoa will provide flu shots at no cost to the community, no matter if there is insurance or not. If you have insurance, bring the card in with you. Vaccines are offered from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4:30 p.m. on Monday through Friday, while supplies last. There is no appointment necessary.

Free flu shots available at HPMH pharmacy

The
 Hays Catholic Schools Advancement Office is holding its annual bierocks
 and cookie dough sale on Friday, Oct. 28. 

The deadline for all 
orders is Oct. 18. Quantities are limited. Payment will be accepted
 when orders are picked up. 

Click <a href="https://form.jotform.com/222544327812150">HERE</a> or contact 
Kim Stoecklein in the Advancement Office to reserve an order.

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 Hays Catholic Schools Advancement Office is holding its annual bierocks
 and cookie dough sale on Friday, Oct. 28. The deadline for all 
orders is Oct. 18. Quantities are limited. Payment will be accepted
 when orders are picked up. Click <a href="https://form.jotform.com/222544327812150">HERE</a> or contact 
Kim Stoecklein in the Advancement Office to reserve an order.

TMP-M's annual bierock, cookie dough fundraiser is this month

FHSU’s Science Mathematics Education Institute will host several free Space Week events from Oct. 10 to 15.

Monday, Oct. 10, participants can create a 3D print of a NASA artifact free of charge in the Makerspace, Forsyth Library, downstairs room 060.&nbsp;

Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m. the FHSU Astronomy Club will conduct an observation of the moon, Saturn, and Jupiter from the observation deck of Tomanek Hall (weather permitting).

Wednesday, Oct. 12, all day, participants can watch the International Space Station live from the Makerspace.

Saturday, Oct. 15, from 1-3 p.m., a community rocket launch is scheduled at the Ellis County Fairgrounds, 1344 Fairground Road (weather permitting). The public is encouraged to bring their own rockets to launch at the event.

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 </figure>FHSU University CommunicationsFHSU’s Science Mathematics Education Institute will host several free Space Week events from Oct. 10 to 15.Monday, Oct. 10, participants can create a 3D print of a NASA artifact free of charge in the Makerspace, Forsyth Library, downstairs room 060.&nbsp;Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m. the FHSU Astronomy Club will conduct an observation of the moon, Saturn, and Jupiter from the observation deck of Tomanek Hall (weather permitting).Wednesday, Oct. 12, all day, participants can watch the International Space Station live from the Makerspace.Saturday, Oct. 15, from 1-3 p.m., a community rocket launch is scheduled at the Ellis County Fairgrounds, 1344 Fairground Road (weather permitting). The public is encouraged to bring their own rockets to launch at the event.

Science Mathematics Education Institute announces Space Week activities

The Ellis County Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 9 to 15. This year’s campaign, “Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape,"&nbsp; works to educate everyone about simple but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe from home fires. &nbsp;

“Today’s homes burn faster than ever. You may have as little as two minutes (or even less time) to safely escape a home fire from the time the smoke alarm sounds," said Lorraine Carli, vice president of Outreach and Advocacy at NFPA. "Your ability to get out of a home during a fire depends on early warning from smoke alarms and advance planning."&nbsp;

The Ellis County Fire Department wants to share these key home fire escape planning tips:

•Make sure your plan meets the needs of all your family members, including those with sensory or physical disabilities. •Smoke alarms should be installed inside every sleeping room, outside each separate sleeping area, and on every level of your home. Smoke alarms should be interconnected so when one sounds, they all sound. •Know at least two ways out of every room, if possible. Make sure all doors and windows open easily. •Have an outside meeting place a safe distance from your home where everyone should meet. •Practice your home fire drill at least twice a year with everyone in the household, including guests. Practice at least once during the day and at night.

Follow our Ellis County Fire &amp; Emergency Management Facebook page at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/EllisCountyEM">https://www.facebook.com/EllisCountyEM</a>&nbsp;for more information about Fire Prevention Week programs and activities. &nbsp;For more general information about Fire Prevention Week and fire prevention, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.fpw.org/">www.fpw.org</a>.

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 </figure>News releaseThe Ellis County Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 9 to 15. This year’s campaign, “Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape,"&nbsp; works to educate everyone about simple but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe from home fires. &nbsp;“Today’s homes burn faster than ever. You may have as little as two minutes (or even less time) to safely escape a home fire from the time the smoke alarm sounds," said Lorraine Carli, vice president of Outreach and Advocacy at NFPA. "Your ability to get out of a home during a fire depends on early warning from smoke alarms and advance planning."&nbsp;The Ellis County Fire Department wants to share these key home fire escape planning tips:•Make sure your plan meets the needs of all your family members, including those with sensory or physical disabilities. •Smoke alarms should be installed inside every sleeping room, outside each separate sleeping area, and on every level of your home. Smoke alarms should be interconnected so when one sounds, they all sound. •Know at least two ways out of every room, if possible. Make sure all doors and windows open easily. •Have an outside meeting place a safe distance from your home where everyone should meet. •Practice your home fire drill at least twice a year with everyone in the household, including guests. Practice at least once during the day and at night.Follow our Ellis County Fire &amp; Emergency Management Facebook page at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/EllisCountyEM">https://www.facebook.com/EllisCountyEM</a>&nbsp;for more information about Fire Prevention Week programs and activities. &nbsp;For more general information about Fire Prevention Week and fire prevention, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.fpw.org/">www.fpw.org</a>.

Fire Prevention Week: Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape

Traffic control for the reconstruction of south Vine 
Street project will change on Tuesday. During the 
next phase of construction, both northbound and southbound traffic on 
Vine Street between the U.S. 183 Bypass and Eighth Street will be carried on 
the new pavement in the center of Vine Street, one-lane in each 
direction. &nbsp; &nbsp; 

The intersection of Old Highway 40 and Vine will reopen 
to westbound traffic and will be open to all traffic movements. &nbsp;Due to 
construction in the northeast corner of the intersection of Eighth and Vine
 streets, westbound Eighth Street will be closed east of Vine. &nbsp;East
 Eighth Street will remain open to local traffic, but westbound through 
traffic will use the Old Highway 40 Bypass.

North
 of Eighth Street, traffic will remain one lane in each direction in the 
outside lanes, while the inside lanes are still being reconstructed. 
&nbsp;Access to all businesses will remain open but may be restricted at 
times as temporary entrances are constructed.

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 </figure>City of HaysTraffic control for the reconstruction of south Vine 
Street project will change on Tuesday. During the 
next phase of construction, both northbound and southbound traffic on 
Vine Street between the U.S. 183 Bypass and Eighth Street will be carried on 
the new pavement in the center of Vine Street, one-lane in each 
direction. &nbsp; &nbsp; The intersection of Old Highway 40 and Vine will reopen 
to westbound traffic and will be open to all traffic movements. &nbsp;Due to 
construction in the northeast corner of the intersection of Eighth and Vine
 streets, westbound Eighth Street will be closed east of Vine. &nbsp;East
 Eighth Street will remain open to local traffic, but westbound through 
traffic will use the Old Highway 40 Bypass.North
 of Eighth Street, traffic will remain one lane in each direction in the 
outside lanes, while the inside lanes are still being reconstructed. 
&nbsp;Access to all businesses will remain open but may be restricted at 
times as temporary entrances are constructed.

South Vine Street traffic flow scheduled to shift again

After Friday's cancellation of the Hays High Homecoming parade, USD 489 announced Friday evening that class floats and the Homecoming Royalty will take part in the FHSU parade Saturday.&nbsp;

The parade is set to begin at 11 a.m. on Main Street in downtown Hays.

After Friday's cancellation of the Hays High Homecoming parade, USD 489 announced Friday evening that class floats and the Homecoming Royalty will take part in the FHSU parade Saturday.&nbsp;The parade is set to begin at 11 a.m. on Main Street in downtown Hays.

UPDATE: HHS class floats, royalty will take part in FHSU parade

Bandanas and beer: Paws & Pints set for Oct. 15 in Hays

4-H club collecting coats for Oct. 17 giveaway in Russell

Imagine Ellis County&nbsp;has enlisted the assistance of Fort Hays State University’s Docking Institute to conduct a survey on quality-of-life priorities for Ellis County. 

The study aims to better understand residents’ perceptions and preferences regarding various aspects of the county that can improve the area as a place to live, work and play. 

The more households who respond, the more beneficial the findings will be for identifying quality-of-life priorities in our county.

The first mailing wave of questionnaires and cover letters has been sent to a random selection of households in the county. The second wave will go out soon. 

The questionnaire booklet requires only about 10 to 15 minutes to fill out, and it is pre-addressed and postage paid for direct return by mail to the Docking Institute.

SubmittedImagine Ellis County&nbsp;has enlisted the assistance of Fort Hays State University’s Docking Institute to conduct a survey on quality-of-life priorities for Ellis County. The study aims to better understand residents’ perceptions and preferences regarding various aspects of the county that can improve the area as a place to live, work and play. The more households who respond, the more beneficial the findings will be for identifying quality-of-life priorities in our county.The first mailing wave of questionnaires and cover letters has been sent to a random selection of households in the county. The second wave will go out soon. The questionnaire booklet requires only about 10 to 15 minutes to fill out, and it is pre-addressed and postage paid for direct return by mail to the Docking Institute.

Imagine Ellis County sends quality-of-life survey to residents

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The Kansas Department of Transportation has started work on a road construction project in Thomas County.

Crews are first resurfacing the K-186 and K-188 spurs, then will be working on an 8-mile stretch of U.S. 24, starting at the U.S. 83 junction and ending at the Sheridan County line. Traffic in the work zones will be reduced to one lane and directed through by flaggers and a pilot car during daylight hours. Delays up to 15 minutes should be anticipated.

KDOT expects the project to be completed by the end of November, weather permitting.

McCormick Excavation and Paving of Colby is the primary contractor for the nearly $2.1 million project.&nbsp;

KDOTThe Kansas Department of Transportation has started work on a road construction project in Thomas County.Crews are first resurfacing the K-186 and K-188 spurs, then will be working on an 8-mile stretch of U.S. 24, starting at the U.S. 83 junction and ending at the Sheridan County line. Traffic in the work zones will be reduced to one lane and directed through by flaggers and a pilot car during daylight hours. Delays up to 15 minutes should be anticipated.KDOT expects the project to be completed by the end of November, weather permitting.McCormick Excavation and Paving of Colby is the primary contractor for the nearly $2.1 million project.&nbsp;

Resurfacing work underway in Thomas County

Pet food drive will benefit Hays Humane Society

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Donations being accepted now for Hays coat drive

St. Joseph Food Pantry has received a one-time fresh produce drop and will hold a special drive-through distribution for families in need on Thursday. 

This car-side service will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. or until supplies run out in the St. Joseph school parking lot near the Food Pantry doors. 

Each box includes white potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, acorn squash and grapes.

St. Joseph Food Pantry has received a one-time fresh produce drop and will hold a special drive-through distribution for families in need on Thursday. This car-side service will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. or until supplies run out in the St. Joseph school parking lot near the Food Pantry doors. Each box includes white potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, acorn squash and grapes.— Submitted

St. Joe food pantry will offer fresh produce Thursday

RUSSELL — Scared Silly will be sure to get you in the mood for Halloween. RCT’s 103rd production is a compilation of short plays dealing with the spooky and supernatural in a most comedic way.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Randyll Mauro is making her directorial debut with this production. Seven short plays have been selected from Scared Silly and RCT is sure this will be an audience favorite! The following individuals have been cast for various roles: Kiefer Craig, Nikki Kuntzsch, Debora Kreutzer, Teressa Roe, Todd Chance, Monica Harrison, Nakota Allen, Dalton Mauro, Brandon Fitzgerald, Sheila Lamb, Olivia Schreiner and Liberty Kuntzsch.&nbsp;

It’s You by Ian McWethy-The Brillmore Strangler is on the loose--and as a slasher-movie junkie, Lois couldn't be more excited. Her friends are less thrilled, especially when they hear she's tracked the killer to the very room they're in. As the bodies pile up, accusing the right guy (or girl!) proves harder than it looks in this loving send-up of slasher-movie mayhem.&nbsp;

The True Meaning of Halloween by Don Zolidis-On Halloween night, a couple opens their door to a find true monster: a teenager without a costume who demands candy anyway. While Alicia thinks they should just give Jordan a Butterfinger and call it a night, to Jonas, it's about the integrity of trick-or-treating. It's about effort. It's about America. But if there's more to Jordan than meets the eye, it just might also be a Halloween miracle.&nbsp;

The Midnight Club by Jonathan Dorf-It's hard enough for a group of students from different walks of life to get along in detention under the best of circumstances. Try midnight detention at a supernatural school where one kid spiked the punch with holy water and another is trying to slow down his transformation into a zombie. A reminder that in a way, each of us is a brain and an athlete . . . and a ghost . . . and a werewolf.&nbsp;

The Kev-Burger by Peter Bloedel-Even though Trisha's broken her glasses, she's excited to have a nice meal with her boyfriend Ned at the new burger place in town. But Ned can see clearly that something's suspicious here. Like the guy covered in blood lurking around. Or the gangsters delivering "steaks" in a body bag. Macabre farce is on the menu in this delicious comedy.&nbsp;

The (Completely Inaccurate) Legend of the Mummy Witch House by Hillary DePiano-Three urban explorers venture into a haunted house to find proof of a legend, but when they come face-to-face with the creepy place's real residents, they're not quite what the trio expected. Turns out, sometimes truth is stranger than fiction--and way more fun.&nbsp;

Forever Friends by Becca Schlossberg-Ash is devoted to her stuffed animals, even though she's thirteen and people give her a hard time. Turns out someone else knows exactly how she feels--who happens to be a terrifying ghost who lives in her closet. A whimsical tale of friendship between the human, ghostly, and stuffed.&nbsp;

Attack of the Cafeteria Zombies by Ed Monk-Earth faces a peril unlike anything humanity has ever seen, and it looks like cafeteria corn dogs. When the principal and a school bully start acting strangely, a group of students discover that aliens are testing a mind control device on their school lunch. But the invaders have one weakness . . . and you can collect them all!&nbsp;

Performances will run October 18-22, 2022, at the RCT Playhouse (5th and Kansas, Russell). Show time is 8:00 pm. Admission is $12 or by season ticket. Scared Silly is presented by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.&nbsp; &nbsp; Russell Community Theater is a nonprofit theater company in Russell, Kansas. The sole purpose of RCT is to produce theater for the community and the surrounding area. Completely volunteer driven, RCT is supported financially solely through ticket admissions and gifts from those supportive of community theater. Since its inception in 1986, RCT has presented 102 full-scale theatrical productions. For more information, call 785-483-4057 or visit the group's Facebook page.

SubmittedRUSSELL — Scared Silly will be sure to get you in the mood for Halloween. RCT’s 103rd production is a compilation of short plays dealing with the spooky and supernatural in a most comedic way.&nbsp;&nbsp;Randyll Mauro is making her directorial debut with this production. Seven short plays have been selected from Scared Silly and RCT is sure this will be an audience favorite! The following individuals have been cast for various roles: Kiefer Craig, Nikki Kuntzsch, Debora Kreutzer, Teressa Roe, Todd Chance, Monica Harrison, Nakota Allen, Dalton Mauro, Brandon Fitzgerald, Sheila Lamb, Olivia Schreiner and Liberty Kuntzsch.&nbsp;It’s You by Ian McWethy-The Brillmore Strangler is on the loose--and as a slasher-movie junkie, Lois couldn't be more excited. Her friends are less thrilled, especially when they hear she's tracked the killer to the very room they're in. As the bodies pile up, accusing the right guy (or girl!) proves harder than it looks in this loving send-up of slasher-movie mayhem.&nbsp;The True Meaning of Halloween by Don Zolidis-On Halloween night, a couple opens their door to a find true monster: a teenager without a costume who demands candy anyway. While Alicia thinks they should just give Jordan a Butterfinger and call it a night, to Jonas, it's about the integrity of trick-or-treating. It's about effort. It's about America. But if there's more to Jordan than meets the eye, it just might also be a Halloween miracle.&nbsp;The Midnight Club by Jonathan Dorf-It's hard enough for a group of students from different walks of life to get along in detention under the best of circumstances. Try midnight detention at a supernatural school where one kid spiked the punch with holy water and another is trying to slow down his transformation into a zombie. A reminder that in a way, each of us is a brain and an athlete . . . and a ghost . . . and a werewolf.&nbsp;The Kev-Burger by Peter Bloedel-Even though Trisha's broken her glasses, she's excited to have a nice meal with her boyfriend Ned at the new burger place in town. But Ned can see clearly that something's suspicious here. Like the guy covered in blood lurking around. Or the gangsters delivering "steaks" in a body bag. Macabre farce is on the menu in this delicious comedy.&nbsp;The (Completely Inaccurate) Legend of the Mummy Witch House by Hillary DePiano-Three urban explorers venture into a haunted house to find proof of a legend, but when they come face-to-face with the creepy place's real residents, they're not quite what the trio expected. Turns out, sometimes truth is stranger than fiction--and way more fun.&nbsp;Forever Friends by Becca Schlossberg-Ash is devoted to her stuffed animals, even though she's thirteen and people give her a hard time. Turns out someone else knows exactly how she feels--who happens to be a terrifying ghost who lives in her closet. A whimsical tale of friendship between the human, ghostly, and stuffed.&nbsp;Attack of the Cafeteria Zombies by Ed Monk-Earth faces a peril unlike anything humanity has ever seen, and it looks like cafeteria corn dogs. When the principal and a school bully start acting strangely, a group of students discover that aliens are testing a mind control device on their school lunch. But the invaders have one weakness . . . and you can collect them all!&nbsp;Performances will run October 18-22, 2022, at the RCT Playhouse (5th and Kansas, Russell). Show time is 8:00 pm. Admission is $12 or by season ticket. Scared Silly is presented by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.&nbsp; &nbsp; Russell Community Theater is a nonprofit theater company in Russell, Kansas. The sole purpose of RCT is to produce theater for the community and the surrounding area. Completely volunteer driven, RCT is supported financially solely through ticket admissions and gifts from those supportive of community theater. Since its inception in 1986, RCT has presented 102 full-scale theatrical productions. For more information, call 785-483-4057 or visit the group's Facebook page.

Russell theater group will present 'Scared Silly'

2022 United Way of Ellis County&nbsp; 4 Person Scramble

Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022 at&nbsp;Fort Hays Municipal Golf Course

Grab your friends and join us for a fun 4 person scramble! We'll have: -Cash payouts to flighted winners -Hole prizes -Side Games -Lunch

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$30 cart rentals - Call Pro Shop to reserve 785-625-9949 **All carts brought onto course must have paid a $105 trail fee

Schedule:&nbsp; 9:00 am - Registration 10:00 am - Tee Off 12:00 pm - Grab and Go Lunch 3:00 pm - Awards

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 </figure>2022 United Way of Ellis County&nbsp; 4 Person ScrambleSunday, Oct. 9, 2022 at&nbsp;Fort Hays Municipal Golf CourseGrab your friends and join us for a fun 4 person scramble! We'll have: -Cash payouts to flighted winners -Hole prizes -Side Games -Lunch $60 per Player/$240 per team. Signup at: <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fgolfhub.golfgenius.com%2Fevents%2F295681e2-db92-4452-9ad0-ad08f0d24e62%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3SL55zWHYJlh6w7wYbXNjWpEcEfI0NHBcUavnQRyFYBh6OfslEYVLiZ1E&amp;h=AT2-MO3dIKDSuNuU4a3KqzpRTbt1yQgUq0btSWhnfxwPODMD0x_-LIao4vGC8qkdEPsCZ9en1biP1eKrpVjW_pw2L17s8BHEKuvId80y3EtAgmT0qyaX-qxdcgJUkTxrIQ9r&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT0FpRWlAWPxCQIANGJJeEWiBg37m2D5usgvtUStqQpwaD5rDhJUhh5GLzSPvplmnejqKq28RRoQ-RVCYaqAVffEfpknGLjNpq6emfKEHb2P8q_HUdkWonC8ALVCOo0C--w_Ev8YJ68xC0owe1zQa-tWkVYHXPr5cfkx0rxZw8IInUozsMyQhpPiTNhIQCfEw_QEC0fpXVQZZcT4RJHOfyMhMq93ndg6PIYuG0qy5pYITvb3kEjhXVRz8hSno7cFKLV8A9cIb7sFRSe3fNweBi_6D2SdCyybliOdn2WfxWfUypGGZQxlV-0p4RhPU_kkvPx69ZAgVQ" target="_blank">https://golfhub.golfgenius.com/.../295681e2-db92-4452...</a><a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fgolfhub.golfgenius.com%2Fevents%2F295681e2-db92-4452-9ad0-ad08f0d24e62%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3SL55zWHYJlh6w7wYbXNjWpEcEfI0NHBcUavnQRyFYBh6OfslEYVLiZ1E&amp;h=AT2-MO3dIKDSuNuU4a3KqzpRTbt1yQgUq0btSWhnfxwPODMD0x_-LIao4vGC8qkdEPsCZ9en1biP1eKrpVjW_pw2L17s8BHEKuvId80y3EtAgmT0qyaX-qxdcgJUkTxrIQ9r&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT0FpRWlAWPxCQIANGJJeEWiBg37m2D5usgvtUStqQpwaD5rDhJUhh5GLzSPvplmnejqKq28RRoQ-RVCYaqAVffEfpknGLjNpq6emfKEHb2P8q_HUdkWonC8ALVCOo0C--w_Ev8YJ68xC0owe1zQa-tWkVYHXPr5cfkx0rxZw8IInUozsMyQhpPiTNhIQCfEw_QEC0fpXVQZZcT4RJHOfyMhMq93ndg6PIYuG0qy5pYITvb3kEjhXVRz8hSno7cFKLV8A9cIb7sFRSe3fNweBi_6D2SdCyybliOdn2WfxWfUypGGZQxlV-0p4RhPU_kkvPx69ZAgVQ" target="_blank"></a>Must Prepay - Deadline Wednesday, Oct. 5. Please pay at the Pro Shop, Cash or Check - No Credit Card. $30 cart rentals - Call Pro Shop to reserve 785-625-9949 **All carts brought onto course must have paid a $105 trail fee Schedule:&nbsp; 9:00 am - Registration 10:00 am - Tee Off 12:00 pm - Grab and Go Lunch 3:00 pm - Awards Check out our website for more information: <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.liveunited.us%2Fgolf-tournament%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0OV-yAbeS02WizxpJztuzB7BaTUFJoAFrftUrGSrrTsLQ733wZ3FwTNN0&amp;h=AT0cyEMaQIhCjmwjoD2YpzLnZZw1aKxiS8wADgY1FadLPBplY5jJ3JJXx7nW7JrtQSFcyLP26xbU2lYKqrU9u2J50AxXhv18SR9Fg7DVer_HgJRClUP2Cj6TCwQyJRMCarXt&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT0FpRWlAWPxCQIANGJJeEWiBg37m2D5usgvtUStqQpwaD5rDhJUhh5GLzSPvplmnejqKq28RRoQ-RVCYaqAVffEfpknGLjNpq6emfKEHb2P8q_HUdkWonC8ALVCOo0C--w_Ev8YJ68xC0owe1zQa-tWkVYHXPr5cfkx0rxZw8IInUozsMyQhpPiTNhIQCfEw_QEC0fpXVQZZcT4RJHOfyMhMq93ndg6PIYuG0qy5pYITvb3kEjhXVRz8hSno7cFKLV8A9cIb7sFRSe3fNweBi_6D2SdCyybliOdn2WfxWfUypGGZQxlV-0p4RhPU_kkvPx69ZAgVQ" target="_blank">https://www.liveunited.us/golf-tournament</a>

Sign up for United Way of Ellis County golf tourney fundraiser Oct. 9

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The family of a longtime Hays businessman is having a celebration of life for him on Thursday.

Friends and acquaintances of <a href="https://hayspost.com/posts/991fa8c0-ac00-4848-be67-c30aa7e024a8">Russ Clark</a> are invited to attend a casual reception from 9 a.m. to noon at the Strand, 1102 Main.

Clark's family decided the Strand was a fitting location because he opened The Village Shop in that location with Don Volker in 1963.

Clark worked at his business for 27 years before retiring in 1990.

He died in December of 2020 at the age of 96 years. <a href="https://hayspost.com/posts/991fa8c0-ac00-4848-be67-c30aa7e024a8">Because that was in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, his family decided to wait until a later time for people to gather safely in his honor.</a>

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 </figure>SubmittedThe family of a longtime Hays businessman is having a celebration of life for him on Thursday.Friends and acquaintances of <a href="https://hayspost.com/posts/991fa8c0-ac00-4848-be67-c30aa7e024a8">Russ Clark</a> are invited to attend a casual reception from 9 a.m. to noon at the Strand, 1102 Main.Clark's family decided the Strand was a fitting location because he opened The Village Shop in that location with Don Volker in 1963.Clark worked at his business for 27 years before retiring in 1990.He died in December of 2020 at the age of 96 years. <a href="https://hayspost.com/posts/991fa8c0-ac00-4848-be67-c30aa7e024a8">Because that was in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, his family decided to wait until a later time for people to gather safely in his honor.</a>

Celebration of life set for longtime Hays businessman

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Parents of autistic children are invited to attend a new free support group offered by the Center for Life Experience, 103C E. 27th.

Titled “It’s Good to Talk—Neurodivergent,” the group will meet from 5 to 6:30 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of every month, beginning Oct. 26. Free on-site childcare will be available to those who RSVP by Wednesday, Oct. 5, to the center at (785) 259-6859 or&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@cflehope.org">info@cflehope.org</a>.

Darian Schulte, the center’s executive director, said in an email, “Parents coping with autism face many obstacles, whether that’s developing parenting strategies, learning better ways to communicate, or advocating for their child.

“This group offers an opportunity to build social supports with other parents in similar situations. Share, listen, and learn from other parents/legal guardians on how they handle their own unique experiences with autism.”

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 </figure>News releaseParents of autistic children are invited to attend a new free support group offered by the Center for Life Experience, 103C E. 27th.Titled “It’s Good to Talk—Neurodivergent,” the group will meet from 5 to 6:30 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of every month, beginning Oct. 26. Free on-site childcare will be available to those who RSVP by Wednesday, Oct. 5, to the center at (785) 259-6859 or&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@cflehope.org">info@cflehope.org</a>.Darian Schulte, the center’s executive director, said in an email, “Parents coping with autism face many obstacles, whether that’s developing parenting strategies, learning better ways to communicate, or advocating for their child.“This group offers an opportunity to build social supports with other parents in similar situations. Share, listen, and learn from other parents/legal guardians on how they handle their own unique experiences with autism.”

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