RPM Speedway offering discounted, free tickets for food drive donations

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She heard the code word on 101.9 The Bull.

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Sternberg Geoscience Club to host 'What's in Your Soil?' 

TOPEKA –&nbsp;The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has issued a boil water advisory for the City of Kensington public water supply system located in Smith County.

Customers should observe the following precautions until further notice:

• Boil water for one minute prior to drinking or food preparation or use bottled water. • Dispose of ice cubes and do not use ice from a household automatic icemaker. • If your tap water appears dirty, flush the water lines by letting the water run until it clears. • Disinfect dishes and other food contact surfaces by immersion for at least one minute in clean tap water that contains one teaspoon of unscented household bleach per gallon of water. • Water used for bathing does not generally need to be boiled. Supervision of children is necessary while bathing so that water is not ingested. Persons with cuts or severe rashes may wish to consult their physicians.

The advisory took effect on April 9 and will remain in effect until the conditions that placed the system at risk of bacterial contamination are resolved. 

KDHE officials issued the advisory because of a line break resulting in a loss of pressure in the system.&nbsp; Failure to maintain adequate pressure may result in a loss of chlorine residuals and bacterial contamination.&nbsp;

Regardless of whether the public water supplier or Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) announced a boil water advisory, only KDHE can issue the rescind order following testing at a certified laboratory.

For consumer questions, please contact the water system at 785-476-2668, or KDHE at 785-296-5514. For consumer information please visit KDHE’s PWS Consumer Information webpage:&nbsp;<a href="https://lnks.gd/l/eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJidWxsZXRpbl9saW5rX2lkIjoxMDEsInVyaSI6ImJwMjpjbGljayIsInVybCI6Imh0dHBzOi8vd3d3LmtkaGUua3MuZ292LzQ2OC9Db25zdW1lci1JbmZvcm1hdGlvbi1SZWdhcmRpbmctYS1EaXNydXB0P3V0bV9tZWRpdW09ZW1haWwmdXRtX3NvdXJjZT1nb3ZkZWxpdmVyeSIsImJ1bGxldGluX2lkIjoiMjAyNDA0MDkuOTMwODU1MjEifQ.bhLUkFB5s2i3ehW4ZHIbwKnSbOYlcdReHe4YOlvBwOE/s/1305913623/br/240392138495-l" target="_blank">kdhe.ks.gov/waterdisruption</a>

Restaurants and other food establishments that have questions about the impact of the boil water advisory on their business can contact the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s food safety &amp; lodging program at&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="mailto:kda.fsl@ks.gov">kda.fsl@ks.gov</a>&nbsp;or call 785-564-6767.

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Boil Water Advisory issued for Kensington in Smith County

Feeding Hays plans fundraiser event

Beginning on Wednesday at 7 a.m., the Main Street Bridge in Hays will be closed for repairs. 

These repairs are anticipated to be finished and the bridge opened by 5 p.m. Friday, April 12.

If you have any questions, contact L&amp;M Contracting at 620-786-1903.

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Main Street Bridge in downtown Hays to close for repairs mid-week

By BECKY KISER Hays Post

Two public hearings will be Wednesday during the Hays Area Board of Zoning Appeals meeting.

The board will consider approving the variance request by Michael Kline for a west side yard setback reduction for installation of a carport at 315 E. 23rd St.

A second public hearing will be a request by&nbsp;Lance Gerstner to approve the variance of an east street side yard setback reduction for installation of a covered patio at 1407 Motz Ave. 

The complete agenda is available <a href="https://www.haysusa.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_04102024-1475">here</a>.

The meeting begins at 8:15 a.m. Wednesday in Hays City Hall, 1507 Main.

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Hays Area Board of Zoning Appeals hearings set Wednesday

Join siblings Derik and Riana Nelson for an intimate acoustic performance full of velvety family harmonies that takes audiences behind the music like never before. Hear the personal stories that have inspired Derik’s wide stylistic range of award-winning original songs, and learn about the sibling’s musical heros with beautiful reimagined renditions of songs by artists like the Eagles, Sting, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Fleetwood Mac and more.

Oakley High School Auditorium, 118 W. 7th Street, Oakley, is venue for the Sunday, April 21 Western Plains Arts Association program starting at 3 p.m. CDT. Admission is by WPAA season ticket of $20 adults, and $10 students at the door. This program is made possible with numerous area sponsors including generous grants from the Logan County Community Foundation through the Greater Northwest Kansas Community Foundation and the Dane G. Hansen Foundation.

Derik is a singer, songwriter, producer and educator from Olympia, Wash. He writes, records and produces his own music as a self-taught multi-instrumentalists and audio engineer. He has garnered over 4 million views on YouTube, performed throughout the country and regularly contucts educational music workshops. Derik appeared regularly as lead guitarist on televison’s “Glee. His original songs can be heard on several programs, and his singing voice has been featured on ABC’s “Modern Family,” FOX’s “Raising Hope” and “New Girl,” CBS’s “How I Met Your Mother,” and NBC’s “Go On” and “The Voice,” and more.

Derik holds a Bachelor of Science in Music Industry from the University of Southern California, where he helped to shape the curriculum that has now become the Popular Music Degree program—a program that only 3% of applying singer-songwriters are accepted into—which honored Derik with a department award recognizing his contributions.

Other awards Derik has received include the Brian Wilson Music Scholarship for songwriting, the award for Best Male Artist in the 12th Annual International Acoustic Music Awards, and first place in the Indie International Songwriting Competition for his original song, “The Way It’s Gonna Go.”

Derik was invited by the USC President’s Office to write the music and lyrics for the USC Graduating Class of 2011’s commencement anthem. His song, “Take Chances,” was featured at commencement, and was the catalyst for his first independent tour across 40 locations on the West Coast to raise money for high school arts &amp; music programs. For several years, Derik and his two siblings, Riana and Dalten, toured as a trio, Derik Nelson &amp; Family. The trio represents the United States as Cultural Ambassadors through the United States Department of

State traveling to Moldova, Albania, Ukraine, Egypt, and Eritrea. The trio also regularly performs the national anthem for NFL and NBA teams in Washington and Oregon.

Living in northwest Montana, Riana also works as a mentor and a “calm coach,” She helps young women and brides to feel more like themselves, and motivated without the overwhelm. As and artist and teacher, she helps people of all ages connect back to whimsy, nature, and the deep appreciation of the preciousness of life through her art and imagination. Riana loves helping people feel like their most calm, confident, and grounded versions of themselves.

SubmittedJoin siblings Derik and Riana Nelson for an intimate acoustic performance full of velvety family harmonies that takes audiences behind the music like never before. Hear the personal stories that have inspired Derik’s wide stylistic range of award-winning original songs, and learn about the sibling’s musical heros with beautiful reimagined renditions of songs by artists like the Eagles, Sting, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Fleetwood Mac and more.Oakley High School Auditorium, 118 W. 7th Street, Oakley, is venue for the Sunday, April 21 Western Plains Arts Association program starting at 3 p.m. CDT. Admission is by WPAA season ticket of $20 adults, and $10 students at the door. This program is made possible with numerous area sponsors including generous grants from the Logan County Community Foundation through the Greater Northwest Kansas Community Foundation and the Dane G. Hansen Foundation.Derik is a singer, songwriter, producer and educator from Olympia, Wash. He writes, records and produces his own music as a self-taught multi-instrumentalists and audio engineer. He has garnered over 4 million views on YouTube, performed throughout the country and regularly contucts educational music workshops. Derik appeared regularly as lead guitarist on televison’s “Glee. His original songs can be heard on several programs, and his singing voice has been featured on ABC’s “Modern Family,” FOX’s “Raising Hope” and “New Girl,” CBS’s “How I Met Your Mother,” and NBC’s “Go On” and “The Voice,” and more.Derik holds a Bachelor of Science in Music Industry from the University of Southern California, where he helped to shape the curriculum that has now become the Popular Music Degree program—a program that only 3% of applying singer-songwriters are accepted into—which honored Derik with a department award recognizing his contributions.Other awards Derik has received include the Brian Wilson Music Scholarship for songwriting, the award for Best Male Artist in the 12th Annual International Acoustic Music Awards, and first place in the Indie International Songwriting Competition for his original song, “The Way It’s Gonna Go.”Derik was invited by the USC President’s Office to write the music and lyrics for the USC Graduating Class of 2011’s commencement anthem. His song, “Take Chances,” was featured at commencement, and was the catalyst for his first independent tour across 40 locations on the West Coast to raise money for high school arts &amp; music programs. For several years, Derik and his two siblings, Riana and Dalten, toured as a trio, Derik Nelson &amp; Family. The trio represents the United States as Cultural Ambassadors through the United States Department ofState traveling to Moldova, Albania, Ukraine, Egypt, and Eritrea. The trio also regularly performs the national anthem for NFL and NBA teams in Washington and Oregon.Website: deriknelson.com.Living in northwest Montana, Riana also works as a mentor and a “calm coach,” She helps young women and brides to feel more like themselves, and motivated without the overwhelm. As and artist and teacher, she helps people of all ages connect back to whimsy, nature, and the deep appreciation of the preciousness of life through her art and imagination. Riana loves helping people feel like their most calm, confident, and grounded versions of themselves.

WPAA plans April 21 event

Several K-State Research &amp; Extension Districts will be offering a Hazardous Occupation Safety Training in Agriculture or Tractor and Farm Safety Course for youth on Saturday, April 27th from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It will be held at Hoxie Implement, 933 Oak Ave. Hoxie, Kansas.

K-State Research &amp; Extension Agents will teach this course covering farm and machinery safety, including proper tractor operation and maintenance, grain safety, implement use safety, livestock safety and more. The United States Department of Labor requires youth 14 – 15 years of age attend this safety training in order to work on a farm for someone other than their parents, and in some instances even when working on the family farm.

Participants must complete some assignments before attending the training on the 27th. To obtain this information and to pay the $10 registration fee by Friday, April 19th. You will need to visit one of the following K-State Research &amp; Extension Offices – Twin Creeks, Golden Prairie, Phillips-Rooks and Cottonwood District.

Some Extension Offices may provide transportation to the training, don’t delay and register by Friday, April 19th for the Tractor &amp; Farm Safety Course in Hoxie.

Cottonwood Extension DistrictSeveral K-State Research &amp; Extension Districts will be offering a Hazardous Occupation Safety Training in Agriculture or Tractor and Farm Safety Course for youth on Saturday, April 27th from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It will be held at Hoxie Implement, 933 Oak Ave. Hoxie, Kansas.K-State Research &amp; Extension Agents will teach this course covering farm and machinery safety, including proper tractor operation and maintenance, grain safety, implement use safety, livestock safety and more. The United States Department of Labor requires youth 14 – 15 years of age attend this safety training in order to work on a farm for someone other than their parents, and in some instances even when working on the family farm.Participants must complete some assignments before attending the training on the 27th. To obtain this information and to pay the $10 registration fee by Friday, April 19th. You will need to visit one of the following K-State Research &amp; Extension Offices – Twin Creeks, Golden Prairie, Phillips-Rooks and Cottonwood District.Some Extension Offices may provide transportation to the training, don’t delay and register by Friday, April 19th for the Tractor &amp; Farm Safety Course in Hoxie.

Hazardous Occupations Safety Training in Agriculture planned

&nbsp;The Zeta Tau Chapter of the Sigma Chi Fraternity is hosting Derby Days.   As one of the most high-profile events of the fraternity, Derby Days is a means for Sigma Chi chapters to do their part in being the generation to end cancer.

It is an excellent opportunity to promote brotherhood, the spirit of community service and philanthropy while raising funds for the Huntsman Cancer Institute: A National Cancer Institute and a leader in both cancer research and care.

The chapter’s goal is $2,900 this year. Last year, the fraternity raised $2,300.

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Volleyball, movie, car bash to help FHSU frat raise funds for cancer institute

The Hays Convention &amp; Visitors Bureau, in collaboration with CVBs in Wichita, Abilene, and Dodge City, recently launched the Gunsmoke Trail – a road trip that takes visitors through towns that were mentioned in the hit show of the same name.

Gunsmoke, the Emmy award-winning primetime Western, entertained audiences for 20 years. The show still runs on select networks, with iconic characters telling the story of frontier life in the Old West.

“This collaboration is a win-win for all of our communities,” said Melissa Dixon, Executive Director of the Hays CVB.

“The Gunsmoke fan base is looking for nostalgic Old West experiences that we already have in place, so we just had to make a connection with that audience.”

The Gunsmoke Trail is easily accessible through a mobile “passport” program which allows smart phone users to check in at different stops, earning points for prizes. The passport functions like a mobile app but requires no app download.

Examples of Wild West-themed locations that visitors will be directed to in Hays include:

Visitors can learn more and sign up for the program at KansasGunsmokeTrail.com or&nbsp;call 785-628-8202.

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 </figure>SubmittedThe Hays Convention &amp; Visitors Bureau, in collaboration with CVBs in Wichita, Abilene, and Dodge City, recently launched the Gunsmoke Trail – a road trip that takes visitors through towns that were mentioned in the hit show of the same name.Gunsmoke, the Emmy award-winning primetime Western, entertained audiences for 20 years. The show still runs on select networks, with iconic characters telling the story of frontier life in the Old West.“This collaboration is a win-win for all of our communities,” said Melissa Dixon, Executive Director of the Hays CVB.“The Gunsmoke fan base is looking for nostalgic Old West experiences that we already have in place, so we just had to make a connection with that audience.”The Gunsmoke Trail is easily accessible through a mobile “passport” program which allows smart phone users to check in at different stops, earning points for prizes. The passport functions like a mobile app but requires no app download.Examples of Wild West-themed locations that visitors will be directed to in Hays include:<ul>
 <li>Historic Walking Tour on the Bricks in Downtown Hays, where bronze plaques mark the first shops, saloons, and shootouts of Hays City (now Hays)</li><li>Fort Hays State Historic Site, now offering free admission, which showcases the life of the soldiers who were stationed at Fort Hays</li><li>Ellis County Historical Society Museum, which offers scheduled tours of the Younger Harness Shop</li><li>Felten Sculpture Tour featuring statues of “Buffalo Bill” Cody and “Wild Bill” Hickok</li><li>Murals throughout downtown Hays featuring icons of the Old West</li><li>Bison Herd in Frontier Park</li><li>Boot Hill Cemetery, where many buried there died “with their boots on.”</li>
 </ul>Visitors can learn more and sign up for the program at KansasGunsmokeTrail.com or&nbsp;call 785-628-8202.

Hays featured in 'Gunsmoke Trail' tourism collaboration

The Chamber in Hays, Kansas regrets to announce the postponement of the highly anticipated Legislative Coffee event initially scheduled for April 6.

Due to the anticipated late session of the Kansas Legislature April 5, the event has been rescheduled to take place on April 13 at 8:30 a.m. at the Hays Public Library, 1205 Main.

Sarah Wasinger, President and CEO of The Chamber, said postponing the event keeps our legislators from having to drive through the night after the session to make the event.

“The safety and well-being of our participating elected officials is a top priority for us,” Wasinger said. “With the Kansas Legislature expected to convene into the late hours, we felt it was imperative they do not have to make a dangerous, very late-night drive."

Wasinger extended her gratitude to the premier sponsors, The Hays Daily News and Midwest Energy, for their unwavering support. She also expressed appreciation to the venue Sponsor, The Hays Public Library, coffee sponsor Breathe Coffee House, and Cathy's Breads for their flexibility and willingness to accommodate the rescheduling of the event.

“The Legislative Coffee serves as a vital platform for fostering dialogue and collaboration between community members and elected officials,” Wasinger said. “Despite the postponement, The Chamber remains committed to providing this opportunity for meaningful engagement and looks forward to hosting a successful event on April 13.”

For more information and updates regarding the rescheduled Legislative Coffee, please contact The Chamber at (785) 628-8201.

SubmittedThe Chamber in Hays, Kansas regrets to announce the postponement of the highly anticipated Legislative Coffee event initially scheduled for April 6.Due to the anticipated late session of the Kansas Legislature April 5, the event has been rescheduled to take place on April 13 at 8:30 a.m. at the Hays Public Library, 1205 Main.Sarah Wasinger, President and CEO of The Chamber, said postponing the event keeps our legislators from having to drive through the night after the session to make the event.“The safety and well-being of our participating elected officials is a top priority for us,” Wasinger said. “With the Kansas Legislature expected to convene into the late hours, we felt it was imperative they do not have to make a dangerous, very late-night drive."Wasinger extended her gratitude to the premier sponsors, The Hays Daily News and Midwest Energy, for their unwavering support. She also expressed appreciation to the venue Sponsor, The Hays Public Library, coffee sponsor Breathe Coffee House, and Cathy's Breads for their flexibility and willingness to accommodate the rescheduling of the event.“The Legislative Coffee serves as a vital platform for fostering dialogue and collaboration between community members and elected officials,” Wasinger said. “Despite the postponement, The Chamber remains committed to providing this opportunity for meaningful engagement and looks forward to hosting a successful event on April 13.”For more information and updates regarding the rescheduled Legislative Coffee, please contact The Chamber at (785) 628-8201.

April 6 Legislative Coffee Series postponed

Please join the Cottonwood Extension District, Clinkscales Elder Law and A Different Mindset Association for two nights of education about Alzheimer’s and Dementia. If you are wanting more information about Alzheimer’s or dementia or you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed, you won’t want to miss the information and support in the two presentations coming up on April 10 and 11. 

The first night Karissa Winkel, Family and Community Wellness Agent for K-State Research and Extension will present K-State’s Fact Sheet on Alzheimer’s 101 that will cover topics such as early signs, benefits of early detection, and better brain health. The second night Jill Wechsler-Care Coordinator for Clinkscales Elder Law and A Different Mindset Association will present on best approaches for behaviors related to dementia. You can join live or via zoom. 

If you would like a zoom link please call the office at 785-628-9430. You can attend one or both sessions, whatever fits your needs. Hope to see you there!

Cottonwood Extension DistrictPlease join the Cottonwood Extension District, Clinkscales Elder Law and A Different Mindset Association for two nights of education about Alzheimer’s and Dementia. If you are wanting more information about Alzheimer’s or dementia or you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed, you won’t want to miss the information and support in the two presentations coming up on April 10 and 11. The first night Karissa Winkel, Family and Community Wellness Agent for K-State Research and Extension will present K-State’s Fact Sheet on Alzheimer’s 101 that will cover topics such as early signs, benefits of early detection, and better brain health. The second night Jill Wechsler-Care Coordinator for Clinkscales Elder Law and A Different Mindset Association will present on best approaches for behaviors related to dementia. You can join live or via zoom. If you would like a zoom link please call the office at 785-628-9430. You can attend one or both sessions, whatever fits your needs. Hope to see you there!

Alzheimer's, Dementia education event planned

<a href="https://hayschamber.com/">The Chamber in Hays</a>&nbsp;is pleased to announce the third and final Legislative Coffee of the year is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Hays Public Library, 1205 Main.

This event offers community members a valuable opportunity to engage directly with their local legislators and gain insights into key legislative issues.

"The Legislative Coffee series provides a platform for our community to hear updates from our area's legislators and to address their questions and concerns directly,” said Chamber President and CEO Sarah Wasinger. “It's an essential forum for fostering dialogue and understanding between our elected officials and the constituents they serve."

During the event, along with area legislators, attendees will have the chance to hear updates from U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas.



Kansas Sen. Rick Billinger, R-Goodland; Kansas Rep. Ken Rahjes, R-Agra; and Kansas Rep. Barb Wasinger, R-Hays, also plan on attending.

"We are grateful to our legislative premier sponsors, Midwest Energy and&nbsp;The Hays Daily News, for their support in making this event possible," Wasinger said. "Their commitment to fostering civic engagement is commendable, and we appreciate their dedication to our community."

The format of the Legislative Coffee allows attendees to address questions to individual legislators or the panel as a whole. To ensure that all questions are considered for inclusion in the event, attendees are encouraged to email their inquiries by 5 p.m. Thursday to&nbsp;<a href="mailto:hayscc@hayschamber.com">hayscc@hayschamber.com</a>.

"We encourage community members to take advantage of this opportunity to engage with their elected officials, voice their concerns, and participate in the democratic process," Wasinger said. "By facilitating open dialogue and communication, we can work together to address the issues that matter most to our community."

The Chamber in Hays extends its gratitude to the Hays Public Library for graciously hosting this event and providing a welcoming space for civic engagement. They also thank Breathe Coffee House and Cathy’s Breads for providing coffee and baked goods for the event.

For more information about the Legislative Coffee or to submit questions in advance, contact the Chamber at 785-628-8201 or visit&nbsp;<a href="https://hayschamber.com/">hayschamber.com</a>.

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Kansas Sen. Rick Billinger, R-Goodland; Kansas Rep. Ken Rahjes, R-Agra; and Kansas Rep. Barb Wasinger, R-Hays, also plan on attending."We are grateful to our legislative premier sponsors, Midwest Energy and&nbsp;The Hays Daily News, for their support in making this event possible," Wasinger said. "Their commitment to fostering civic engagement is commendable, and we appreciate their dedication to our community."The format of the Legislative Coffee allows attendees to address questions to individual legislators or the panel as a whole. To ensure that all questions are considered for inclusion in the event, attendees are encouraged to email their inquiries by 5 p.m. Thursday to&nbsp;<a href="mailto:hayscc@hayschamber.com">hayscc@hayschamber.com</a>."We encourage community members to take advantage of this opportunity to engage with their elected officials, voice their concerns, and participate in the democratic process," Wasinger said. "By facilitating open dialogue and communication, we can work together to address the issues that matter most to our community."The Chamber in Hays extends its gratitude to the Hays Public Library for graciously hosting this event and providing a welcoming space for civic engagement. They also thank Breathe Coffee House and Cathy’s Breads for providing coffee and baked goods for the event.For more information about the Legislative Coffee or to submit questions in advance, contact the Chamber at 785-628-8201 or visit&nbsp;<a href="https://hayschamber.com/">hayschamber.com</a>.

🎙 Final 2024 Legislative Coffee Series event set for Saturday

Congrats to today's Cash Grab Winner, Michael Lacy of Hays.

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March Mania Contest 2024 underway

Spring is here and the Hays Convention and Visitors Bureau events calendar is crowded.

Melissa Dixon, executive director, takes a look at some of April's activities.

An up-to-the-minute events calendar is available on the Hays CVB website at <a href="https://www.visithays.com/calendar.aspx">www.visithays.com</a>.

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🎥CVB: April events in Hays  

Congrats to today's Cash Grab Winner, Gene Beilman  of Hays.

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Fort Hays State University’s Science and Mathematics Education Institute (SMEI) is hosting a variety of summer camps for youth entering grades four through eight. Camps are restricted to a maximum of two camps per student and are filling quickly.

All camps run four days per week, Monday through Thursday. Sessions are all three hours each – &nbsp;some in the morning from 9 a.m. to noon and others in the afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m.

•&nbsp;Main Street Math&nbsp;Camp&nbsp;for grades four through six - June 3-6 from 1 to 4 p.m. – Students will work in teams with hands-on activites to design, build, and run their own store on Main Street.

•&nbsp;A Sense of Place: Designing for Folklore and Fairytale&nbsp;Camp&nbsp;for students grades five and six - June 10-13 from&nbsp;9 a.m. to Noon&nbsp;–&nbsp;Students will create their own short story through 2D illustration, 3D image scanning, and design their own 3D model.

•&nbsp;A Sense of Place: Designing for Folklore and Fairytale&nbsp;Camp&nbsp;for students grades seven and eight - June 10-13 from 1 to 4 p.m. – Students will&nbsp;create their own short story through 2D illustration, 3D image scanning, and design their own 3D model.

•&nbsp;Camp North Star&nbsp;for grades five through seven - June 17-20 from&nbsp;9 a.m. to Noon&nbsp;– Explore this camp for budding engineers. Activities will include working with CAD Design to explore rocket designs, Newton’s laws of motion, nanotechnology, robotics, and solid fuel rockets.

•&nbsp;Robot O Rama Camp&nbsp;for grades four and five - June 24-27 from&nbsp;9 a.m. to Noon&nbsp;–&nbsp;Students will learn to build, program, and test LEGO robots using LEGO EV3 software.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

•&nbsp;Robo Challenge Camp&nbsp;for grades six through eight - June 24-27 from 1 to 4 p.m. – Custom build robots that can operate in real world situations. For students with robotics experience.

The registration fee for each camp is $70, and the registration deadline is Friday, May 3.&nbsp;Registration will be on a first-come, first-serve basis with a maximum of&nbsp;two&nbsp;camps per student.

For more information about the summer camps, contact Cari Rohleder by phone at 785.628.4743 or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:cbrohleder@fhsu.edu">cbrohleder@fhsu.edu</a>.

More information and registration brochures can be found at&nbsp;<a href="https://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=u001.EWtdXdo3nx3t8ZlvSfKX0YVxp4teFa-2BId-2Bc7RQ68rKGw1nUnmm4EsNTigZ4On-2BXUZ2BD_1ix3pnygukYWZfKiCJpm8BsHsayWXlw0ucteiDEo46fRc0p9DVWJmv2prlqkbHR6S2dsrJiXPEopagJAn55fgrGOya21Ubchf288oY8AFP4iYaBJwhylwdd5l9F7UOfOJBBsolHnUpgCtxPLM23q7hHbz9czFu9BqN72VZ4z5b95X3Mk-2BzyqQL30uVH7bqOvGV9pcJxJGWpYPjni4z7nTW3tGB3GUBHMojlepmVDb7erIfafd13JkduZTb9YsdTfiWeWfRv2Ji8cvCuIwnJFejTEufjOdKvTSe-2BBlIqlL8HfwZ23-2Bdp2SlXXVi4UfYPbkqbIbaOAI7fhUcxL7PDLzKd6xm1EXIyvuWH-2Fja1diT-2BcTNprMTOFD1FqPKqrswg0" target="_blank">https://www.fhsu.edu/smei/camps/</a>.

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 </figure>By FHSU University CommunicationsFort Hays State University’s Science and Mathematics Education Institute (SMEI) is hosting a variety of summer camps for youth entering grades four through eight. Camps are restricted to a maximum of two camps per student and are filling quickly.All camps run four days per week, Monday through Thursday. Sessions are all three hours each – &nbsp;some in the morning from 9 a.m. to noon and others in the afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m.This year’s camps include:•&nbsp;Main Street Math&nbsp;Camp&nbsp;for grades four through six - June 3-6 from 1 to 4 p.m. – Students will work in teams with hands-on activites to design, build, and run their own store on Main Street.•&nbsp;A Sense of Place: Designing for Folklore and Fairytale&nbsp;Camp&nbsp;for students grades five and six - June 10-13 from&nbsp;9 a.m. to Noon&nbsp;–&nbsp;Students will create their own short story through 2D illustration, 3D image scanning, and design their own 3D model.•&nbsp;A Sense of Place: Designing for Folklore and Fairytale&nbsp;Camp&nbsp;for students grades seven and eight - June 10-13 from 1 to 4 p.m. – Students will&nbsp;create their own short story through 2D illustration, 3D image scanning, and design their own 3D model.•&nbsp;Camp North Star&nbsp;for grades five through seven - June 17-20 from&nbsp;9 a.m. to Noon&nbsp;– Explore this camp for budding engineers. Activities will include working with CAD Design to explore rocket designs, Newton’s laws of motion, nanotechnology, robotics, and solid fuel rockets.•&nbsp;Robot O Rama Camp&nbsp;for grades four and five - June 24-27 from&nbsp;9 a.m. to Noon&nbsp;–&nbsp;Students will learn to build, program, and test LEGO robots using LEGO EV3 software.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;Robo Challenge Camp&nbsp;for grades six through eight - June 24-27 from 1 to 4 p.m. – Custom build robots that can operate in real world situations. For students with robotics experience.The registration fee for each camp is $70, and the registration deadline is Friday, May 3.&nbsp;Registration will be on a first-come, first-serve basis with a maximum of&nbsp;two&nbsp;camps per student.For more information about the summer camps, contact Cari Rohleder by phone at 785.628.4743 or by email at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:cbrohleder@fhsu.edu">cbrohleder@fhsu.edu</a>. More information and registration brochures can be found at&nbsp;<a href="https://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=u001.EWtdXdo3nx3t8ZlvSfKX0YVxp4teFa-2BId-2Bc7RQ68rKGw1nUnmm4EsNTigZ4On-2BXUZ2BD_1ix3pnygukYWZfKiCJpm8BsHsayWXlw0ucteiDEo46fRc0p9DVWJmv2prlqkbHR6S2dsrJiXPEopagJAn55fgrGOya21Ubchf288oY8AFP4iYaBJwhylwdd5l9F7UOfOJBBsolHnUpgCtxPLM23q7hHbz9czFu9BqN72VZ4z5b95X3Mk-2BzyqQL30uVH7bqOvGV9pcJxJGWpYPjni4z7nTW3tGB3GUBHMojlepmVDb7erIfafd13JkduZTb9YsdTfiWeWfRv2Ji8cvCuIwnJFejTEufjOdKvTSe-2BBlIqlL8HfwZ23-2Bdp2SlXXVi4UfYPbkqbIbaOAI7fhUcxL7PDLzKd6xm1EXIyvuWH-2Fja1diT-2BcTNprMTOFD1FqPKqrswg0" target="_blank">https://www.fhsu.edu/smei/camps/</a>.

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Congrats to today's Cash Grab Winner, Diana Ficken of Hays. 

Congrats to today's Cash Grab Winner, Diana Ficken of Hays. She heard the code word on KHAZ 99.5 FM.Listen in at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. of 3 p.m. on 96.9 KFIX, 103.3 KJLS, 101.9 The Bull, 99.5 KZ Country, or 94.3 KAYS Monday through Friday during the month of April for your chance to win.&nbsp;<div><div data-ss-embed="promotion" data-opguid="47f5bd77-148f-42a1-bad7-a52bee2726ff" data-routing="hash" data-script="qyr0m4"></div>
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Join the Parkinson's Foundation on June 5 for our "Managing Changing Symptoms" free program at the Rose Garden Banquet Hall, Hays,&nbsp; featuring Muhammad Nashatizadeh, M.D. from the University of Kansas Medical Center, a Parkinson's Foundation Center of Excellence. 

After many years of good symptom management, Parkinson's disease may become more challenging. Learn how Parkinson's symptoms may change over time and new strategies available for managing them. 

This program is open to people with Parkinson's, their family, friends, and the community. There is no charge to attend, but registration is required. 

To learn more and register:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.parkinson.org/events/2024/Hays" target="_blank">Parkinson.org/Hays</a>.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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 </figure>SubmittedJoin the Parkinson's Foundation on June 5 for our "Managing Changing Symptoms" free program at the Rose Garden Banquet Hall, Hays,&nbsp; featuring Muhammad Nashatizadeh, M.D. from the University of Kansas Medical Center, a Parkinson's Foundation Center of Excellence. After many years of good symptom management, Parkinson's disease may become more challenging. Learn how Parkinson's symptoms may change over time and new strategies available for managing them. This program is open to people with Parkinson's, their family, friends, and the community. There is no charge to attend, but registration is required. To learn more and register:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.parkinson.org/events/2024/Hays" target="_blank">Parkinson.org/Hays</a>.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Free program offered June 5 in Hays on managing Parkinson's symptoms 

The Center for Health Improvement at HaysMed invites you to "Walk with a Doc," a health initiative aimed at promoting community wellness and fostering connections between healthcare providers and residents.

Scheduled for Saturday, April 20 from 8 to 9 a.m., this event invites Hays and local area residents to join Dr. Erin Hemphill, hospitalist and The Transplant Network &amp; Saving Sight for an invigorating walk at Big Creek Crossing, across from Gliks. 

Participants will have the chance to learn about organ, eye, and tissue donations, as well as connect with Dr. Hemphill from HaysMed.

"Walk with a Doc" offers a unique opportunity for individuals to engage in physical activity while interacting with healthcare professionals in a relaxed and informal setting. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk at your own pace and distance.

The "Walk with a Doc" event in Hays is open to all community members, and participation is free of charge. Pre-registration is not required, and individuals of all ages and fitness levels are encouraged to attend.

Stephanie Howie, fitness director of The Center for Health Improvement, emphasized the importance of consistent physical activity for sustaining optimal health and wellness. According to Howie, dedicating just 30 minutes a day to walking can notably enhance one's well-being and quality of life.

The benefits of walking, as highlighted by the American Heart Association, include improvements in blood pressure and blood sugar levels, maintenance of a healthy body weight, enhancement of mental well-being, and reduction of the risk of osteoporosis.

"Walk with a Doc" is an international non-profit organization founded by Dr. David Sabgir, a cardiologist based in Columbus, OH. Since its inception in 2005, the program has expanded to numerous communities worldwide, inspiring individuals to prioritize their health through movement and conversation.

Don't miss this opportunity to take a step toward better health and connect with healthcare professionals in your community. Join the "Walk with a Doc" program the third Saturday of every month at&nbsp;8 a.m. at Big Creek Crossing, 2918 Vine Street, Hays.

For local Walk with a Doc information visit <a href="https://www.haysmed.com/services/center-for-health-improvement/">https://www.haysmed.com/services/center-for-health-improvement/</a>.

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 </figure>HaysMedThe Center for Health Improvement at HaysMed invites you to "Walk with a Doc," a health initiative aimed at promoting community wellness and fostering connections between healthcare providers and residents.Scheduled for Saturday, April 20 from 8 to 9 a.m., this event invites Hays and local area residents to join Dr. Erin Hemphill, hospitalist and The Transplant Network &amp; Saving Sight for an invigorating walk at Big Creek Crossing, across from Gliks. Participants will have the chance to learn about organ, eye, and tissue donations, as well as connect with Dr. Hemphill from HaysMed."Walk with a Doc" offers a unique opportunity for individuals to engage in physical activity while interacting with healthcare professionals in a relaxed and informal setting. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk at your own pace and distance.The "Walk with a Doc" event in Hays is open to all community members, and participation is free of charge. Pre-registration is not required, and individuals of all ages and fitness levels are encouraged to attend.Stephanie Howie, fitness director of The Center for Health Improvement, emphasized the importance of consistent physical activity for sustaining optimal health and wellness. According to Howie, dedicating just 30 minutes a day to walking can notably enhance one's well-being and quality of life.The benefits of walking, as highlighted by the American Heart Association, include improvements in blood pressure and blood sugar levels, maintenance of a healthy body weight, enhancement of mental well-being, and reduction of the risk of osteoporosis."Walk with a Doc" is an international non-profit organization founded by Dr. David Sabgir, a cardiologist based in Columbus, OH. Since its inception in 2005, the program has expanded to numerous communities worldwide, inspiring individuals to prioritize their health through movement and conversation.Don't miss this opportunity to take a step toward better health and connect with healthcare professionals in your community. Join the "Walk with a Doc" program the third Saturday of every month at&nbsp;8 a.m. at Big Creek Crossing, 2918 Vine Street, Hays.For local Walk with a Doc information visit <a href="https://www.haysmed.com/services/center-for-health-improvement/">https://www.haysmed.com/services/center-for-health-improvement/</a>.

HaysMed 'Walk with a Doc' offers new date, location

SALINA —&nbsp;<a href="http://salina.ksu.edu/">Kansas State University Salina</a>&nbsp;is hosting a family-friendly open house&nbsp;from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, April 6. The Salina-area community, future students, current students and their families, and alumni&nbsp;are all&nbsp;invited&nbsp;to explore and enjoy the campus.

Guests can attend a&nbsp;kids carnival&nbsp;that&nbsp;will feature Wildcat purple pride popcorn, a bouncy house and a variety of yard games.

Other events&nbsp;will&nbsp;include coffee and a chat with Alysia Starkey, CEO and dean of K-State Salina, a pancake feed benefiting competitive aviation student organizations,&nbsp;first-hand flight experience simulators, department and student project displays,&nbsp;campus tours&nbsp;and more.

Current students and faculty will be at the event to interact with visitors and share more about new features of the campus.

Learn about all that K-State Salina has to offer at this year's K-State Salina Open House.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.salina.k-state.edu/about/visitor-information/open-house/">View a schedule of the day's events here.</a>

SubmittedSALINA —&nbsp;<a href="http://salina.ksu.edu/">Kansas State University Salina</a>&nbsp;is hosting a family-friendly open house&nbsp;from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, April 6. The Salina-area community, future students, current students and their families, and alumni&nbsp;are all&nbsp;invited&nbsp;to explore and enjoy the campus.Guests can attend a&nbsp;kids carnival&nbsp;that&nbsp;will feature Wildcat purple pride popcorn, a bouncy house and a variety of yard games.Other events&nbsp;will&nbsp;include coffee and a chat with Alysia Starkey, CEO and dean of K-State Salina, a pancake feed benefiting competitive aviation student organizations,&nbsp;first-hand flight experience simulators, department and student project displays,&nbsp;campus tours&nbsp;and more.Current students and faculty will be at the event to interact with visitors and share more about new features of the campus.Learn about all that K-State Salina has to offer at this year's K-State Salina Open House.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.salina.k-state.edu/about/visitor-information/open-house/">View a schedule of the day's events here.</a>

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