On Feb. 15, the WPAA will present Magicians Pomeroy and Lamb at 3 p.m. at Oakley High School. &nbsp;

The Conjurors invite guests to the world of the impossible - a place where limitations have yet to be created and amazing memories are waiting to be made. From captivating stories, incredible magic, large illusions, and breathtaking demonstrations of mind control, this show guarantees an adventure that will amaze all ages.

Admission to this show is with a WPAA season ticket or an individual program ticket which may be purchased at the door. Thank you to the area sponsors especially the Logan County Community Foundation, Dane G Hansen Foundation. Sponsored in part by the state of Kansas through the Kansas Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.

My earliest memories are being on and around a stage. I was mesmerized by every aspect and element of performing. Every show is a journey filled with magic, wonder, enchantment and story telling.

Magic allows us to experience the impossible. Together we will create moments and memories that will be remembered long after the lights dim and the curtains close.

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 </figure>SubmittedOn Feb. 15, the WPAA will present Magicians Pomeroy and Lamb at 3 p.m. at Oakley High School. &nbsp;The Conjurors invite guests to the world of the impossible - a place where limitations have yet to be created and amazing memories are waiting to be made. From captivating stories, incredible magic, large illusions, and breathtaking demonstrations of mind control, this show guarantees an adventure that will amaze all ages.Admission to this show is with a WPAA season ticket or an individual program ticket which may be purchased at the door. Thank you to the area sponsors especially the Logan County Community Foundation, Dane G Hansen Foundation. Sponsored in part by the state of Kansas through the Kansas Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.Matthew PomeroyMy earliest memories are being on and around a stage. I was mesmerized by every aspect and element of performing. Every show is a journey filled with magic, wonder, enchantment and story telling.Natasha&nbsp; LambMagic allows us to experience the impossible. Together we will create moments and memories that will be remembered long after the lights dim and the curtains close.

Magicians Pomeroy, Lamb set for Oakley High School

Lions provide usable eyeglasses to Children and Adults throughout the World.

On Saturday, Feb. 14, we will be sorting used eyeglasses, determining their prescriptions and PREPARING THEM FOR MISSION TRIPS.

The Public is invited to attend to watch, learn or help.

We will be at STEM, (the old Hays Daily newspaper building, south side entrance), 507 Main, Ste D, from 10 to 4 on Saturday the 14th.

For more information, please call Lion Jim Huenergarde, Hays Lions Club, VP KLSF,

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 </figure>SubmittedLions provide usable eyeglasses to Children and Adults throughout the World.On Saturday, Feb. 14, we will be sorting used eyeglasses, determining their prescriptions and PREPARING THEM FOR MISSION TRIPS.The Public is invited to attend to watch, learn or help.We will be at STEM, (the old Hays Daily newspaper building, south side entrance), 507 Main, Ste D, from 10 to 4 on Saturday the 14th.For more information, please call Lion Jim Huenergarde, Hays Lions Club, VP KLSF,785-639-3430

Hays lions club to host recycling used glasses Feb. 14

By STACY CAMPBELL Cottonwood Extension District

North Central and North West Extension Districts and counties of K-State Research and Extension again will be hosting an ONLINE agronomy series, “Crop Talk”, slated to begin Tuesday, February 10 through Tuesday, March 10, which will highlight several topics important to crop producers.  These will be on Tuesdays and each session will be held from Noon to 1:00 p.m. CST. 

In the NC and NW agronomy focused areas, the meetings will feature presentations and comments by K-State Extension faculty to enhance management strategies utilized by crop producers. 

Our KSU extension team has vast experience in crop production and we’re here to help solve and prevent production problems with reliable information. 

Planned topics of discussion include Understanding Flex Leases; Available Soil Water at Planting and Related Management; Wheat conditions and Breeding efforts on Mosaic Viruses; Fungicide Applications in Corn and Sorghum and Insects to watch for in the Field. 

There will also be time for questions between Kansas crop producers and extension specialists at each of the sessions. 

You register once and get information for all five webinars. The Zoom and YouTube links will be emailed out after you register and on the day of the webinar. Register online at <a href="https://www.wkrec.org/events/croptalk/">www.bit.ly/KSUCropTalk</a> or call your local Extension Office.&nbsp;Once you register, a link to the online sessions will be emailed to you.

&nbsp;CCA credits have been applied for with one credit for each session. 

For more information about the ONLINE KSU Extension NW and NC Agronomy Series, contact your local County or District Extension Office. The Cottonwood Extension District office in Great Bend can be reached at 620-793-1910 and in Hays at 7856-628-9430.

Stacy Campbell is a Crop Production Extension agent in the Cottonwood District (which includes Barton and Ellis counties) for K-State Research and Extension. You can contact him by e-mail at scampbel@ksu.edu or by calling 785-628-9430.

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 </figure>By STACY CAMPBELL Cottonwood Extension DistrictNorth Central and North West Extension Districts and counties of K-State Research and Extension again will be hosting an ONLINE agronomy series, “Crop Talk”, slated to begin Tuesday, February 10 through Tuesday, March 10, which will highlight several topics important to crop producers.  These will be on Tuesdays and each session will be held from Noon to 1:00 p.m. CST. In the NC and NW agronomy focused areas, the meetings will feature presentations and comments by K-State Extension faculty to enhance management strategies utilized by crop producers. Our KSU extension team has vast experience in crop production and we’re here to help solve and prevent production problems with reliable information. Planned topics of discussion include Understanding Flex Leases; Available Soil Water at Planting and Related Management; Wheat conditions and Breeding efforts on Mosaic Viruses; Fungicide Applications in Corn and Sorghum and Insects to watch for in the Field. There will also be time for questions between Kansas crop producers and extension specialists at each of the sessions. You register once and get information for all five webinars. The Zoom and YouTube links will be emailed out after you register and on the day of the webinar. Register online at <a href="https://www.wkrec.org/events/croptalk/">www.bit.ly/KSUCropTalk</a> or call your local Extension Office.&nbsp;Once you register, a link to the online sessions will be emailed to you. &nbsp;CCA credits have been applied for with one credit for each session. For more information about the ONLINE KSU Extension NW and NC Agronomy Series, contact your local County or District Extension Office. The Cottonwood Extension District office in Great Bend can be reached at 620-793-1910 and in Hays at 7856-628-9430.Stacy Campbell is a Crop Production Extension agent in the Cottonwood District (which includes Barton and Ellis counties) for K-State Research and Extension. You can contact him by e-mail at scampbel@ksu.edu or by calling 785-628-9430.

'Crop Talk' sessions available online for area farmers in Feb., March

A Prescribed Burn meeting is scheduled to be held on Feb. 26 starting at 9 a.m. and running until 11. The program will be held at the Agriculture Research Station at 1232 240th&nbsp;Ave. in Hays.

1. Benefits of prescribed burning 2. Planning a safe burn 3. Burn Safely (PBA option) 4. Protect your homes and community

Speakers will include Keith Harmony, K-State Rangeland Specialist, Dennis Carlson, Hays Fire Chief Ryan Hagans, and Shawna Hartman.

Breakfast will be provided for program attendees. 

While this is a free program to attend an RSVP is requested by Monday, Feb. 23 for an accurate meal count. Please contact Alicia Boor at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:aboor@ksu.edu">aboor@ksu.edu</a>&nbsp;, or call her office at 620-793-1910 to RSVP.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>A Prescribed Burn meeting is scheduled to be held on Feb. 26 starting at 9 a.m. and running until 11. The program will be held at the Agriculture Research Station at 1232 240th&nbsp;Ave. in Hays.Topics to be covered in the meeting are:1. Benefits of prescribed burning 2. Planning a safe burn 3. Burn Safely (PBA option) 4. Protect your homes and community Speakers will include Keith Harmony, K-State Rangeland Specialist, Dennis Carlson, Hays Fire Chief Ryan Hagans, and Shawna Hartman.Breakfast will be provided for program attendees. While this is a free program to attend an RSVP is requested by Monday, Feb. 23 for an accurate meal count. Please contact Alicia Boor at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:aboor@ksu.edu">aboor@ksu.edu</a>&nbsp;, or call her office at 620-793-1910 to RSVP.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Prescribed burn meeting set for Feb. 26 in Hays 

To ensure the health and safety of our community, HaysMed is implementing visitor restrictions due to increased local spread of influenza, according to a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1476857071110421&amp;set=a.747486360714166">Facebook post</a>.

At this time, HaysMed kindly requests that visitors who are feeling unwell or are under the age of 12 refrain from visiting. To assist in safeguarding everyone, signage and stations with hand sanitizer and masks are available at all entrances.

Additionally, surgical masks must be worn by all visitors and associates in the following units: Intensive Care Unit (ICU), The Birth Center/NICU, and&nbsp; Dreiling/Schmidt Cancer Institute.

HaysMed is closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as necessary. Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to keeping our community safe.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>HaysMedTo ensure the health and safety of our community, HaysMed is implementing visitor restrictions due to increased local spread of influenza, according to a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1476857071110421&amp;set=a.747486360714166">Facebook post</a>.At this time, HaysMed kindly requests that visitors who are feeling unwell or are under the age of 12 refrain from visiting. To assist in safeguarding everyone, signage and stations with hand sanitizer and masks are available at all entrances.Additionally, surgical masks must be worn by all visitors and associates in the following units: Intensive Care Unit (ICU), The Birth Center/NICU, and&nbsp; Dreiling/Schmidt Cancer Institute.HaysMed is closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as necessary. Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to keeping our community safe.&nbsp; &nbsp;

HaysMed implements visitor restrictions due to local spread of flu

Catholic Charities of Northern Kansas

Catholic Charities of Northern Kansas will mark the one-year anniversary of its Hays Thrift Store with a community celebration on Wednesday, February 11, at 1011 Centennial Blvd. in Hays. The store will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the anniversary event.

The community is invited to stop by for free popcorn from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., along with 50 percent off all winter clothing and shoes throughout the day. Shoppers who make a $5 purchase will also receive a complimentary Catholic Charities Thrift Store tote bag. Popcorn and tote bags are available while supplies last.

Since opening in February 2025, the Hays Thrift Store has served as a reliable source of affordable, quality secondhand goods—from clothing and shoes to small appliances and home decor. The store also plays a vital role in sustaining Catholic Charities’ mission to serve&nbsp;all&nbsp;people in need across northern Kansas.&nbsp;

“Our goal is to make basic necessities more accessible to families who need a little extra help,” said Megan Robl, executive director of Catholic Charities of Northern Kansas. “The store provides an option that’s not only affordable but also dignified.”

Conveniently located on the same site as Catholic Charities’ Hays office, the thrift store allows clients who already visit for food boxes, diapers, or hygiene kits to access household goods without needing to travel elsewhere. Individuals and families who meet income guidelines can receive clothing vouchers—typically two pairs of pants and two shirts for each family member every other month—with additional support available for needs such as winter coats or work clothing.

“When you shop here, you’re shopping with a purpose,” said Shannon Werth, Hays Thrift Store manager. “Your money goes right back into helping people in need. No matter where you are in life, you are welcome here.”

&nbsp;The Hays Thrift Store is open to the public and offers a wide variety of gently used items at affordable prices. Donations are carefully sorted by volunteers to ensure only quality, gently used items are offered, with all items priced affordably. 

Every purchase helps fund essential Catholic Charities programs, including housing and utility assistance, food distribution, pregnancy and adoption services, and affordable mental health counseling—making a lasting impact.

&nbsp;The store is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.&nbsp;

For more information about Catholic Charities Hays Thrift Store, visit&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.ccnks.org/haysthriftstore">www.ccnks.org/haysthriftstore</a>

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 </figure>Catholic Charities of Northern KansasCatholic Charities of Northern Kansas will mark the one-year anniversary of its Hays Thrift Store with a community celebration on Wednesday, February 11, at 1011 Centennial Blvd. in Hays. The store will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the anniversary event.The community is invited to stop by for free popcorn from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., along with 50 percent off all winter clothing and shoes throughout the day. Shoppers who make a $5 purchase will also receive a complimentary Catholic Charities Thrift Store tote bag. Popcorn and tote bags are available while supplies last.Since opening in February 2025, the Hays Thrift Store has served as a reliable source of affordable, quality secondhand goods—from clothing and shoes to small appliances and home decor. The store also plays a vital role in sustaining Catholic Charities’ mission to serve&nbsp;all&nbsp;people in need across northern Kansas.&nbsp;“Our goal is to make basic necessities more accessible to families who need a little extra help,” said Megan Robl, executive director of Catholic Charities of Northern Kansas. “The store provides an option that’s not only affordable but also dignified.”Conveniently located on the same site as Catholic Charities’ Hays office, the thrift store allows clients who already visit for food boxes, diapers, or hygiene kits to access household goods without needing to travel elsewhere. Individuals and families who meet income guidelines can receive clothing vouchers—typically two pairs of pants and two shirts for each family member every other month—with additional support available for needs such as winter coats or work clothing.“When you shop here, you’re shopping with a purpose,” said Shannon Werth, Hays Thrift Store manager. “Your money goes right back into helping people in need. No matter where you are in life, you are welcome here.”&nbsp;The Hays Thrift Store is open to the public and offers a wide variety of gently used items at affordable prices. Donations are carefully sorted by volunteers to ensure only quality, gently used items are offered, with all items priced affordably. Every purchase helps fund essential Catholic Charities programs, including housing and utility assistance, food distribution, pregnancy and adoption services, and affordable mental health counseling—making a lasting impact.&nbsp;The store is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.&nbsp;For more information about Catholic Charities Hays Thrift Store, visit&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="http://www.ccnks.org/haysthriftstore">www.ccnks.org/haysthriftstore</a>

Hays Thrift Store celebrates 1-year anniversary Feb. 11

Hays Community Theatre has announced auditions for “The Shady Caper at Golden Acres,” an original comedy written by HCT board member and Hays High School theatre director Bill Gasper.

The action of the play, which is scheduled to take place on Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25, and 2 p.m. on April 26, takes place in the retirement community of Golden Acres, where residents get tricked into a money-making scam dreamed up by the activities director and her inept boyfriend. In the end, they are caught, but not before a series of twists and turns.

To help people determine if the play is for them, a copy of the script can be found here: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iiIe-mAIjZxFVZICy1NTm_wymLZQm5af/view">https://tinyurl.com/Shady-Caper-Golden-Acres-Final</a>

“It’s a fun play that I wrote quite a few years ago,” Gasper said. “When Hays Community Theatre expressed an interest in producing it, I pulled it off the shelf, reworked it, and presented it to a few people to read. It was met with positive reviews, so I’m excited to get things rolling.”

The cast is composed of eight women and six men. Eight people (three men, five women) will play Golden Acre residents. Four people (two men, two women) will play facility employees and the mother of a resident, and two teens (one male and one female) will play the grandchildren of one of the residents.

“With 14 people in the cast, it’s a great opportunity for people to get involved – whether they’ve been a part of productions in the past or want to get involved for the first time,” Gasper said.

Auditions have been scheduled for 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 16, and Tuesday, Feb. 17. Auditions will consist of a cold read of a short monologue or “sides” provided at auditions. 

Interested actors can sign up for a 10-minute audition time here: <a href="https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/393379640036/false#/invitation">https://signup.com/go/JbOMrDu</a>.

Those with questions are encouraged to contact Gasper at bgasper56@gmail.com

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 </figure>Hays Community TheatreHays Community Theatre has announced auditions for “The Shady Caper at Golden Acres,” an original comedy written by HCT board member and Hays High School theatre director Bill Gasper.The action of the play, which is scheduled to take place on Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25, and 2 p.m. on April 26, takes place in the retirement community of Golden Acres, where residents get tricked into a money-making scam dreamed up by the activities director and her inept boyfriend. In the end, they are caught, but not before a series of twists and turns.To help people determine if the play is for them, a copy of the script can be found here: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iiIe-mAIjZxFVZICy1NTm_wymLZQm5af/view">https://tinyurl.com/Shady-Caper-Golden-Acres-Final</a>“It’s a fun play that I wrote quite a few years ago,” Gasper said. “When Hays Community Theatre expressed an interest in producing it, I pulled it off the shelf, reworked it, and presented it to a few people to read. It was met with positive reviews, so I’m excited to get things rolling.”The cast is composed of eight women and six men. Eight people (three men, five women) will play Golden Acre residents. Four people (two men, two women) will play facility employees and the mother of a resident, and two teens (one male and one female) will play the grandchildren of one of the residents.“With 14 people in the cast, it’s a great opportunity for people to get involved – whether they’ve been a part of productions in the past or want to get involved for the first time,” Gasper said.Auditions have been scheduled for 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 16, and Tuesday, Feb. 17. Auditions will consist of a cold read of a short monologue or “sides” provided at auditions. Interested actors can sign up for a 10-minute audition time here: <a href="https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/393379640036/false#/invitation">https://signup.com/go/JbOMrDu</a>. Rehearsals will get underway in March. Those with questions are encouraged to contact Gasper at bgasper56@gmail.com

Hays Community Theatre seeks actors for original comedy

What better way to begin celebrating Volga German heritage than around the table? The Ellis County community is invited to launch the sesquicentennial celebration with a series of cooking demonstrations highlighting treasured Volga German food traditions passed down through generations.&nbsp;

The Sesquicentennial Cooking Demo Series will be held on&nbsp;Feb. 4, Feb. 18, and Feb. 25, each beginning at&nbsp;6 p.m.&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Gallery Room at the Hays Public Library.&nbsp;

Food has always been at the heart of Volga German families, with recipes carefully shared, adapted, and loved over time. These demonstrations celebrate those traditions and the stories behind them.&nbsp;

The series begins on&nbsp;Feb. 4&nbsp;with&nbsp;Earl Legleiter, who will share his family’s recipe for&nbsp;Mahogany Cake, a longtime favorite. Recipes will be provided, and yes—there will be samples.&nbsp;

Each session offers a chance to learn, taste, and connect with the rich culinary heritage that helped shape Volga German communities in western Kansas.&nbsp;

All are welcome to attend and take part in this flavorful start to the Sesquicentennial celebration.&nbsp;

For more information, contact the Ellis County Historical Society at 785-628-2624.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Ellis County Historical SocietyWhat better way to begin celebrating Volga German heritage than around the table? The Ellis County community is invited to launch the sesquicentennial celebration with a series of cooking demonstrations highlighting treasured Volga German food traditions passed down through generations.&nbsp;The Sesquicentennial Cooking Demo Series will be held on&nbsp;Feb. 4, Feb. 18, and Feb. 25, each beginning at&nbsp;6 p.m.&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Gallery Room at the Hays Public Library.&nbsp;Food has always been at the heart of Volga German families, with recipes carefully shared, adapted, and loved over time. These demonstrations celebrate those traditions and the stories behind them.&nbsp;The series begins on&nbsp;Feb. 4&nbsp;with&nbsp;Earl Legleiter, who will share his family’s recipe for&nbsp;Mahogany Cake, a longtime favorite. Recipes will be provided, and yes—there will be samples.&nbsp;Each session offers a chance to learn, taste, and connect with the rich culinary heritage that helped shape Volga German communities in western Kansas.&nbsp;All are welcome to attend and take part in this flavorful start to the Sesquicentennial celebration.&nbsp;For more information, contact the Ellis County Historical Society at 785-628-2624.&nbsp;

Sesquicentennial cooking demos kick off today for Volga German heritage celebration 

Girl Scouts have always believed that real change happens when people come together with purpose. Our Girl Scouts are learning that giving back is not just an activity, it is a responsibility, a mindset, and a commitment to making our communities stronger.

We are challenging our community to join the cause. Whether through time, resources, mentorship, or simple acts of kindness, every contribution matters. When adults step forward to support service projects, volunteer efforts, and community initiatives, we show our children what leadership truly looks like.

This is more than just helping others with compassion, accountability, and unity. Together, we can create a culture where giving back isn’t just an option but a way of life, where our children see a community that shows up, lifts each other up, and leads with heart.

The Girl Scout Troop 11298 is ready, and so is Little Dillons on Hall Street! We are now asking the community to stand with us.

Girl Scout Troop 11298 of Hays invites the community to give back in a simple yet meaningful way by donating new personal hygiene items while shopping. 

The troop has partnered with High Plains Mental Health Center, specifically the Crisis Intervention Center (CIC), which is scheduled to open in May 2026, to help ensure that individuals aged 18 and older have access to essential hygiene supplies.

Troop members will be stationed at Little Dillons on Hall Street in Hays throughout the weekend of Feb. 6, collecting donations.

 Community members are encouraged to purchase extra items on their way out, such as shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothbrushes, or toothpaste. 

Through this effort, Girl Scouts are learning the importance of service and compassion as they work alongside the community to support the future Crisis Intervention Center. The public is encouraged to visit Dillons on Hall Street in Hays to support the new Crisis Intervention Center in our community.

If your organization would like to join Troop 11298’s mission, collaborate on future service projects, or share ideas that can further support the Hays community, the troop welcomes your involvement. 

Together, we can continue to make a lasting difference, one thoughtful act at a time. 

For more information, collaboration opportunities, or to share your ideas, or if your organization has any needs we may be able to support, please contact us at girlscouttroop11298@outlook.com.

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 </figure>SubmittedGirl Scouts have always believed that real change happens when people come together with purpose. Our Girl Scouts are learning that giving back is not just an activity, it is a responsibility, a mindset, and a commitment to making our communities stronger.But we can’t do it alone.We are challenging our community to join the cause. Whether through time, resources, mentorship, or simple acts of kindness, every contribution matters. When adults step forward to support service projects, volunteer efforts, and community initiatives, we show our children what leadership truly looks like.This is more than just helping others with compassion, accountability, and unity. Together, we can create a culture where giving back isn’t just an option but a way of life, where our children see a community that shows up, lifts each other up, and leads with heart.The Girl Scout Troop 11298 is ready, and so is Little Dillons on Hall Street! We are now asking the community to stand with us.Girl Scout Troop 11298 of Hays invites the community to give back in a simple yet meaningful way by donating new personal hygiene items while shopping. The troop has partnered with High Plains Mental Health Center, specifically the Crisis Intervention Center (CIC), which is scheduled to open in May 2026, to help ensure that individuals aged 18 and older have access to essential hygiene supplies.<figure>
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 </figure>When and whereTroop members will be stationed at Little Dillons on Hall Street in Hays throughout the weekend of Feb. 6, collecting donations.What to donate Community members are encouraged to purchase extra items on their way out, such as shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothbrushes, or toothpaste. Through this effort, Girl Scouts are learning the importance of service and compassion as they work alongside the community to support the future Crisis Intervention Center. The public is encouraged to visit Dillons on Hall Street in Hays to support the new Crisis Intervention Center in our community.If your organization would like to join Troop 11298’s mission, collaborate on future service projects, or share ideas that can further support the Hays community, the troop welcomes your involvement. Together, we can continue to make a lasting difference, one thoughtful act at a time. For more information, collaboration opportunities, or to share your ideas, or if your organization has any needs we may be able to support, please contact us at girlscouttroop11298@outlook.com.

Girl Scouts set hygiene item drive this weekend at Little Dillons

Production members needed for 'Annie,' Hays Community Theatre summer musical

This spring, Fort Hays State University’s Career Development Office, in partnership with FHSU departments, will be hosting several career fairs. These events provide students with opportunities to meet numerous potential employers all in one location.

Mark your calendar for the following career fairs:

Health &amp; Wellness Career Fair: Monday, Feb. 9, 10 a.m. - noon, Fort Hays Ballroom, Memorial Union. 35 employers will be on campus to visit with students about opportunities for internships, clinicals, and full-time employment. The fair is aimed at students in the nursing, radiologic technology, medical diagnostic imaging, and health and human performance programs, but all students are invited to attend.

Teacher Exploration &amp; Employment Fair: Tuesday, Feb. 10, 10 a.m. - noon, Fort Hays Ballroom, Memorial Union. Students can meet with representatives from 60 school districts and education co-ops to learn about student teaching and full-time employment opportunities.

Werth College of Science, Technology, &amp; Mathematics Career Fair: Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2-4 p.m., Fort Hays Ballroom, Memorial Union. Employers can register in Handshake through February 19 by using this link:&nbsp; <a target="_blank" href="https://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=u001.EWtdXdo3nx3t8ZlvSfKX0dlDVoWxwchLl2zKh5TbK6-2BtPDsVui5UfDpWFlWXbDCfSDrXo3arTEqIxZF4D70y9ZoQGa1HWjbFravITK2nWYtLkhaGYIRjMYouVwFXoh5RGbAk8IyfPLOEPruIBJM4HMvN82WQHIYoV-2BNaa1c1e6O-2BqwK60KWT77A6zaFHKqXj-2By6rM71ruXAHYaQJPerao5qOzyvEHyoeq2y-2BOaud0DxrasVw4sSMU7KOerW92mZZFD-2BeQzG-2FTdITj9dcn0Xn-2BXAP-2BPyhMiF1ygfSULRTC0Y7Czktrzo1-2FWiTericrTDls1-2Bvhd-2FaGo6n7mIku2jPHrs9mo9YiQoX0EFRGbp-2BBCAY03zbwEFqq8n33rDtk0F40FhiVkNR6trIquQ-2FEsEXW4SMMNrovMkvk9yIZO1NBA6KrnxLnhQQUPCUdiskMk0dajAwmQ9ocRA5dJtq5PbtChfq1XSvZYbmusAXpD2tqPu-2BiD5W79LsMKjeLE4QDvpDtBfLf5UQCcO4APhE-2F0EpHUlDgJmQntuhjdYk1ZkGtH2W-2BIw6FN2VmF3-2BgSRw8i2LnomKizsKSb6D8VFWU4d06S4WbfwzNYCGS5Z1954PT0Eela7fTtm6dYpwV4gDBUMAf7REywhSf2NtMubxY1SsySHjNmIXcy7fWGgaspz9C1E-3DWoUT_1ix3pnygukYWZfKiCJpm8BsHsayWXlw0ucteiDEo46fRc0p9DVWJmv2prlqkbHR6S2dsrJiXPEopagJAn55fgrGOya21Ubchf288oY8AFP4iYaBJwhylwdd5l9F7UOfO6zmPasQMqwlhB8lcoWwenQbM15tWVOqmaAzcEEop-2BrfykV-2Bhq2xmcR7UmxDBcHjXUylOOdUzofnZdK6bhVrut7cwcLXfyEXHPJXMFgzTbqU1MvfWtylAsfXHq1hQxD9kgQKfdffeyDMlgcQf-2Ftn7SF3U7AOf65v2XQmNEX-2B04n3Kzg-2Fy3S1MOvbaYgZLCXSwZuV5H1g127VmDG9L-2BqNzPzcgugSD40fQYvzLjLiK3xBrU5NreEle8J1H5w8BYFbF">https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/b8ec06b3-00c4-41de-bf06-dba2ae95847d/employer_preview</a>

This career fair is geared toward students in the following academic programs: agriculture, applied technology, biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, geosciences, mathematics, and physics. As with the other fairs, students from all programs are welcome to participate.

Freshmen through seniors, as well as graduate students, are encouraged to attend these events to explore career opportunities and make professional connections. Students do not need to register in advance for the career fairs.

To find out more about FHSU career fairs, contact Career Development at 785-628-2460 or careers@fhsu.edu.

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FHSU’s Career Development Office announces career fairs for spring 2026

The public is invited to an Ash Wednesday prayer service at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, at the HaysMed Chapel, 2200 Canterbury Drive.

Chaplain Chad Pritchett said the hospital also offers a non-denominational prayer service from noon to 12:15 p.m. each Wednesday and a Catholic Rosary service from 10:05 to 10:25 a.m. each Thursday, both in the chapel.

The chapel is located on the first floor of the hospital at the north end.

All chapel services are open to visitors, patients, families, hospital employees, and the general public, Pritchett said.

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Public invited to Ash Wednesday service at HaysMed Chapel

Women Who Lead to offer free senior meal Thursday

A Hays City Commission retreat will be held on Saturday, February 7,&nbsp; at The Oread Hotel (Cottonwood Room), 1200 Oread Avenue, Lawrence, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

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Hays city commissioners to hold retreat in Lawrence Saturday

Feb. 2 Morning Mixer - The Hideout, Osborne, 7 am-noon

Feb. 3 Lunch with Us - The Roundhouse, Downs, 11-1:30 PM

Feb. 4 Coffee &amp; Cookies Grant Lab, City Office, Natoma 11-1 - Come learn tips and techniques for writing grants

Feb. 7 Morning Mixer - The Front Porch, Alton, 8:30-10 amFeb. 10 Morning Mixer - VFW, Natoma, 7-9 am

Feb. 11 Coffee &amp; Cookies Grant Lab, Osborne Public Library, 11-1 - Come learn tips and techniques for writing grants

Feb. 13 Trooper Ben "Go and Grow" Event, Osborne High School New Gym, Osborne, 6:30 PM

Feb. 16 Community Soup Supper, Community Center, Portis, 5:30-7:00 PM

Feb. 18 Coffee &amp; Cookies Grant Lab, Roundhouse Coffee, Downs, 11-1

Feb. 23 Morning Mixer, Midway Coop Station, Portis, 8-10 am

SubmittedFeb. 2 Morning Mixer - The Hideout, Osborne, 7 am-noon Feb. 3 Lunch with Us - The Roundhouse, Downs, 11-1:30 PMFeb. 4 Coffee &amp; Cookies Grant Lab, City Office, Natoma 11-1 - Come learn tips and techniques for writing grantsFeb. 7 Morning Mixer - The Front Porch, Alton, 8:30-10 amFeb. 10 Morning Mixer - VFW, Natoma, 7-9 amFeb. 11 Coffee &amp; Cookies Grant Lab, Osborne Public Library, 11-1 - Come learn tips and techniques for writing grantsFeb. 13 Trooper Ben "Go and Grow" Event, Osborne High School New Gym, Osborne, 6:30 PMFeb. 16 Community Soup Supper, Community Center, Portis, 5:30-7:00 PMFeb. 18 Coffee &amp; Cookies Grant Lab, Roundhouse Coffee, Downs, 11-1Feb. 23 Morning Mixer, Midway Coop Station, Portis, 8-10 am

February events in Osborne County

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Fort Hays Tech | North Central to celebrate opening of construction career center

Thank you to <a href="https://www.facebook.com/haysfumc?__cft__[0]=AZYEZ5UGcHe3-fcLV6ZQ2tDojZwI1mxzSIT7WdEFWBBLZGVFSWRwa3GVcZAeCqPFTzkhsd159eETje633o3Uy7NMHt-hJ2LS5nQb4otDn7SkpzbllhjqXXFm5ZEJnmJvzl4ZSzjclkVhynXurFS0G7NyB9ryOgc-uN9MOuH5gjNwtg&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Hays First United Methodist Church</a> for being the sponsor of Laundry Love for 2026!

They will be sponsoring a second location/date at the 8th Street Laundromat, 225 E. 8th, beginning in April.

Laundry Love will be on the first and third Thursdays of each month starting in April. Until then, we will see you on the third Thursday (February and March) at the 27th and Hall Laundromat only.

The first Thursday will be held at the 8th Street Laundromat and the third Thursday will continue to be located at the 27th &amp; Hall Street Laundromat.

How blessed we are to have such giving community/congregation members to be able to make this happen in our town.&nbsp;

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Laundry Love to expand to second Hays location in April

Tryyaki Asian Cuisine and TeaHouse will celebrate its 10-year anniversary of serving the Hays community on Feb. 2.

"Over the past decade, our restaurant has been fortunate to grow alongside this community, and we are deeply grateful for the support we’ve received—especially after experiencing a fire and rebuilding our business," the owners said.

To mark this milestone and say thank you, Tryyaki will donate a portion of its proceeds on Monday, Feb. 2, to the Hays Fire Department and Hays Police Department as a small way of giving back to the community that helped the business recover and move forward.

"We look forward to serving Hays for many years to come. Thank you for being part of our journey," Tryyaki posted on Facebook.

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Tryyaki Asian Cuisine, TeaHouse celebrates 10 years, to donate to Hays police, fire

Science Cafe presents: Fossils, museums and 66 million years

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Ribbon cutting, open house for new senior housing in Russell Feb. 20

Do you have photos or videos of a news or weather event? Did you shoot a clip of a fun event in our community?

Submit your videos or photos to&nbsp;hayspost@eaglemedia.com&nbsp;for possible publication on the Hays Post.

Eagle Media ... Your Community Connected!

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DORRANCE —&nbsp;The Dorrance American Legion will host a steak feed Saturday, February 7th

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 </figure>Dorrance American LegionDORRANCE —&nbsp;The Dorrance American Legion will host a steak feed Saturday, February 7th<ul>
 <li>Social hour at 5:30; the meal served at 6:30</li><li>12 or 6 ounce ribeye with baked potato, corn, green beans, tea or water, and a big selection of desserts will be served</li><li>Cold beer and mixed drinks available</li><li>Call-in carry out orders are available</li><li>Proceeds go to the Dorrance American Legion</li>
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American Legion steak feed in Dorrance set for Feb. 7

January 29, 2026 is a fifth Thursday of the month; therefore, there won't be a Hays City Commission work session that day.

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No Hays City Commission work session this week

Anyone interested in taking drivers education this summer through Hays High&nbsp;School, please contact Jessica Dale,&nbsp;USD 489 drivers ed coordinator, at Hays Middle School.&nbsp;You may email Jessica Dale at jdale@usd489.com or call 785-623-2450.

Pre-enrollment for middle school students will be during science classes&nbsp;February 10 and 11 at Hays Middle School.

Pre-enrollment for Hays High students will be during advisory time period at Hays High School, February 17 and 18 in the hospitality room.

There will also be an informational meeting for all students and parents&nbsp; Tuesday, February 17 at the new Hays Middle School in the gym at 6:00 pm.

Four sessions will once again be offered. The sessions include the following&nbsp;dates

Session 1: May 26 – June 4 Session 2: June 8 - 18 Session 3: June 22 – July 2 Session 4: July 6 - 16

We do accept students from outside of the USD 489 school district.

Enrollment forms are available at both the middle school and high school&nbsp;offices as well as on the school websites.

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 </figure>Hays High SchoolAnyone interested in taking drivers education this summer through Hays High&nbsp;School, please contact Jessica Dale,&nbsp;USD 489 drivers ed coordinator, at Hays Middle School.&nbsp;You may email Jessica Dale at jdale@usd489.com or call 785-623-2450.Pre-enrollment for middle school students will be during science classes&nbsp;February 10 and 11 at Hays Middle School.Pre-enrollment for Hays High students will be during advisory time period at Hays High School, February 17 and 18 in the hospitality room.There will also be an informational meeting for all students and parents&nbsp; Tuesday, February 17 at the new Hays Middle School in the gym at 6:00 pm.Four sessions will once again be offered. The sessions include the following&nbsp;datesSession 1: May 26 – June 4 Session 2: June 8 - 18 Session 3: June 22 – July 2 Session 4: July 6 - 16We do accept students from outside of the USD 489 school district.Enrollment forms are available at both the middle school and high school&nbsp;offices as well as on the school websites.

Time to sign up for summer driver's ed at Hays High School

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