HOXIE – The Main Street Arts Council (MSAC) invites the public to join them this weekend as they continue their production schedule of the annual Main Street Summer Theater Festival with performances in Colby.

“Local youth from across northwest Kansas have been hard at work rehearsing for their performances of Disney’s Dare to Dream Jr., and we invite you to join us in celebrating their incredible talent!” said MSAC Executive Director Karl Pratt.

This year’s festival features the same production, Disney’s Dare to Dream Jr., performed by young actors from six different communities, each bringing its own interpretation to the musical revue. The show, which includes songs from Encanto, Coco, Frozen, and more, celebrates dreams, teamwork, and creativity.

Colby: Friday, July 18 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 19 at 3 p.m., Heartland Christian School, 1995 W 4th St., Colby.

Quinter: Friday, July 25 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 26 at 3 p.m., Quinter Elementary School, 601 Gove St., Quinter.

Oakley: Friday, Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 9 at 3 p.m., Oakley High School Auditorium, 118 W 7th St., Oakley.

“Each performance is an opportunity to support our talented youth performers who have poured their hearts into bringing this magical show to life. We invite everyone to attend and help us celebrate the creativity and passion that defines our community,” noted Pratt.

For more information about the festival, including additional performance details, tickets, and ways to support the event, visit <a href="https://www.mainstreetartscouncil.com/msstf2025">www.mainstreetartscouncil.com/msstf2025</a> or contact mainstreetartscouncil@gmail.com.

Learn more at <a href="https://www.mainstreetartscouncil.com/">www.mainstreetartscouncil.com</a>.

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 </figure>Main Street Arts CouncilHOXIE – The Main Street Arts Council (MSAC) invites the public to join them this weekend as they continue their production schedule of the annual Main Street Summer Theater Festival with performances in Colby.“Local youth from across northwest Kansas have been hard at work rehearsing for their performances of Disney’s Dare to Dream Jr., and we invite you to join us in celebrating their incredible talent!” said MSAC Executive Director Karl Pratt.This year’s festival features the same production, Disney’s Dare to Dream Jr., performed by young actors from six different communities, each bringing its own interpretation to the musical revue. The show, which includes songs from Encanto, Coco, Frozen, and more, celebrates dreams, teamwork, and creativity.Remaining Festival Performances:Colby: Friday, July 18 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 19 at 3 p.m., Heartland Christian School, 1995 W 4th St., Colby.Quinter: Friday, July 25 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 26 at 3 p.m., Quinter Elementary School, 601 Gove St., Quinter.Oakley: Friday, Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 9 at 3 p.m., Oakley High School Auditorium, 118 W 7th St., Oakley.“Each performance is an opportunity to support our talented youth performers who have poured their hearts into bringing this magical show to life. We invite everyone to attend and help us celebrate the creativity and passion that defines our community,” noted Pratt.For more information about the festival, including additional performance details, tickets, and ways to support the event, visit <a href="https://www.mainstreetartscouncil.com/msstf2025">www.mainstreetartscouncil.com/msstf2025</a> or contact mainstreetartscouncil@gmail.com.Learn more at <a href="https://www.mainstreetartscouncil.com/">www.mainstreetartscouncil.com</a>.

Main Street Summer Theater Festival continues with performances in Colby, Quinter, Oakley

The Hays Public Library will host a program about the creation of eight Catholic parishes in Ellis and Rush Counties in the late 1800s. Father Reggie Urban will give the presentation on Thursday, July 24 at 6 p.m.

In 1876, Father Valentine Sommereisen, a German-speaking priest from France, arrived in Hays just as waves of Volga-German immigrants were settling in the region. In only 19 months, he founded eight Catholic parishes within a half-hour of Hays, spanning Ellis and Rush counties. Join us as we explore his remarkable legacy, the growth of these early faith communities, and the enduring cultural impact of the Volga-German settlers in western Kansas.

Father Urban is a semi-retired priest of the Dodge City Diocese living in Hays. Both sides of his Volga-German ancestry settled in the Pfeifer area. Since living in Hays, he has learned some interesting things about the Catholic priest from France who founded parishes in Hays, Catherine, Victoria, Pfeifer, Liebenthal, Rush Center, Munjor, and Schoenchen.

You can find out more about this and other library programs at <a href="https://hayslibrary.org/">https://hayslibrary.org/&nbsp;</a>or by calling 785-625-9014.

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 </figure>Hays Public LibraryThe Hays Public Library will host a program about the creation of eight Catholic parishes in Ellis and Rush Counties in the late 1800s. Father Reggie Urban will give the presentation on Thursday, July 24 at 6 p.m.In 1876, Father Valentine Sommereisen, a German-speaking priest from France, arrived in Hays just as waves of Volga-German immigrants were settling in the region. In only 19 months, he founded eight Catholic parishes within a half-hour of Hays, spanning Ellis and Rush counties. Join us as we explore his remarkable legacy, the growth of these early faith communities, and the enduring cultural impact of the Volga-German settlers in western Kansas.Father Urban is a semi-retired priest of the Dodge City Diocese living in Hays. Both sides of his Volga-German ancestry settled in the Pfeifer area. Since living in Hays, he has learned some interesting things about the Catholic priest from France who founded parishes in Hays, Catherine, Victoria, Pfeifer, Liebenthal, Rush Center, Munjor, and Schoenchen.You can find out more about this and other library programs at <a href="https://hayslibrary.org/">https://hayslibrary.org/&nbsp;</a>or by calling 785-625-9014.

Father Valentine, Eight Parishes presentation at Hays Public Library

City of Hays The city of Hays will begin asphalt sealcoating work on select streets starting this month, weather permitting.

Sealcoating protects and extends the life of pavement while improving safety and appearance.

During the project, affected areas will be temporarily closed or reduced to one lane. All vehicles must be moved by the dates noted on contractor notices to avoid towing.

Residents are encouraged to follow all posted signage and use caution while the sealcoat cures. The full project map and details are available at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.haysusa.com/155/Project-Management">HaysUSA.com</a>.

Please note that weather conditions could delay the schedule.

This important preventative maintenance is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to maintain road quality.

The city appreciates the community’s patience and cooperation.

Questions may be directed to the City of Hays Public Works Department at 785-628-7350.

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 </figure>City of Hays The city of Hays will begin asphalt sealcoating work on select streets starting this month, weather permitting.Sealcoating protects and extends the life of pavement while improving safety and appearance.During the project, affected areas will be temporarily closed or reduced to one lane. All vehicles must be moved by the dates noted on contractor notices to avoid towing.Residents are encouraged to follow all posted signage and use caution while the sealcoat cures. The full project map and details are available at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.haysusa.com/155/Project-Management">HaysUSA.com</a>.Please note that weather conditions could delay the schedule.This important preventative maintenance is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to maintain road quality.The city appreciates the community’s patience and cooperation.Questions may be directed to the City of Hays Public Works Department at 785-628-7350.

Sealcoating project set to begin as early as today

The Heartland Community Foundation invites all interested residents, leaders, and community stakeholders to two upcoming Strategic Doing meetings in Trego and Rooks counties. These collaborative gatherings are designed to bring people together to address local opportunities and challenges through a practical, action-oriented approach. 

Plainville Thursday, July 17 at 5:30 p.m. at Plainville Senior Center Topic: The Future of Redbud Village and Estates

 Redbud Village and Estates has served as a vital provider of long-term care and employment since 1963. As the facility undergoes a cultural and operational renewal, the time is right for the community to consider its future direction. This session will focus on sustaining and strengthening Redbud for future generations.

 “For decades, Redbud has provided essential services in our area,” said Deanna Hammerschmidt, Heartland’s Rooks County director. “We’re asking our neighbors to join us, share their ideas, and help shape a strong path forward.” 

WaKeeney Wednesday, July 23 at 7:00 p.m. at Western Kansas Electric Cooperative Community Room Topic: Exploring Opportunities for WaKeeney and Trego County

 This broader session will highlight current projects in the area and invite residents to contribute ideas and feedback.&nbsp;Participants will help identify actionable next steps to ensure continued community vitality.

&nbsp;“Strategic Doing goes beyond just sharing ideas—it’s focused on taking action,” said Savannah Downing, Heartland’s Trego County director. “We’re inviting our community members in WaKeeney to come together and be part of creating real solutions.”

Both meetings use the Strategic Doing model, a guided process that helps communities form collaborative groups, develop practical solutions, and build momentum through measurable steps. 

Participation is also part of the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to the Dane G. Hansen Foundation, which encourages long-term, collaborative thinking by offering additional grant opportunities to communities that actively engage in this process. 

No RSVP is required. Refreshments will be provided at both events. All are welcome. 

For more information: Plainville meeting: Contact Deanna Hammerschmidt at 785-621-4090 or visit www.heartlandcf.org. WaKeeney meeting: Contact Savannah Downing at 785-743-3270 or email savannah@gscf.org.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Heartland Community FoundationThe Heartland Community Foundation invites all interested residents, leaders, and community stakeholders to two upcoming Strategic Doing meetings in Trego and Rooks counties. These collaborative gatherings are designed to bring people together to address local opportunities and challenges through a practical, action-oriented approach. Plainville Thursday, July 17 at 5:30 p.m. at Plainville Senior Center Topic: The Future of Redbud Village and Estates Redbud Village and Estates has served as a vital provider of long-term care and employment since 1963. As the facility undergoes a cultural and operational renewal, the time is right for the community to consider its future direction. This session will focus on sustaining and strengthening Redbud for future generations. “For decades, Redbud has provided essential services in our area,” said Deanna Hammerschmidt, Heartland’s Rooks County director. “We’re asking our neighbors to join us, share their ideas, and help shape a strong path forward.” WaKeeney Wednesday, July 23 at 7:00 p.m. at Western Kansas Electric Cooperative Community Room Topic: Exploring Opportunities for WaKeeney and Trego County This broader session will highlight current projects in the area and invite residents to contribute ideas and feedback.&nbsp;Participants will help identify actionable next steps to ensure continued community vitality.&nbsp;“Strategic Doing goes beyond just sharing ideas—it’s focused on taking action,” said Savannah Downing, Heartland’s Trego County director. “We’re inviting our community members in WaKeeney to come together and be part of creating real solutions.”Both meetings use the Strategic Doing model, a guided process that helps communities form collaborative groups, develop practical solutions, and build momentum through measurable steps. Participation is also part of the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to the Dane G. Hansen Foundation, which encourages long-term, collaborative thinking by offering additional grant opportunities to communities that actively engage in this process. No RSVP is required. Refreshments will be provided at both events. All are welcome. For more information: Plainville meeting: Contact Deanna Hammerschmidt at 785-621-4090 or visit www.heartlandcf.org. WaKeeney meeting: Contact Savannah Downing at 785-743-3270 or email savannah@gscf.org.&nbsp;

Strategic Doings in Plainville, WaKeeney hosted by Heartland Community Foundation 

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Palco to celebrate Christmas in July at McKenna Youth & Activity Center

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; CHRISTMAS IN JULY CRAFT FAIR&nbsp;

Saturday, July 19&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

St. Mary's School Gym&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 605 Monroe Street, Ellis

Join us for a festive and fun-filled day at our Christmas in July Craft Fair! Whether you're getting a head start on holiday shopping or simply enjoying the summer spirit, there will be something for everyone.

Paper Pie Books Vinyl Records, CDs, and Cassettes Crochet Animal Loveys &amp; Baby Blankets Custom Wreaths ColorStreet Nail Strips Custom Made Fishing Lures Mary Kay Cosmetics Baked Goods &amp; Sweet Treats Resin Gifts &amp; Stocking Stuffers Crochet Hat Ornaments Art Prints Tupperware Glitter &amp; Sublimation Tumblers Cold Processed Soaps Glitter Pens Hot Pads, Pot Holders, Kitchen Towels Notepads, Bookmarks, Keychains Jordan Essentials

THE FROZEN FROG will be setting up, so look for them to get your favorite shaved ice treat! CONCESSION STAND: The Daughters of Isabella will be serving a delicious meal at their concession stand in the cafeteria from 10 a.m. to 2p.m., or until supplies run out.

Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to shop local, support small businesses and get into the holiday spirit—just a little early!

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 </figure><h2>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; CHRISTMAS IN JULY CRAFT FAIR&nbsp;</h2>Saturday, July 19&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.St. Mary's School Gym&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 605 Monroe Street, EllisHosted by Daughters of Isabella, EllisJoin us for a festive and fun-filled day at our Christmas in July Craft Fair! Whether you're getting a head start on holiday shopping or simply enjoying the summer spirit, there will be something for everyone.Vendor offerings includePaper Pie Books Vinyl Records, CDs, and Cassettes Crochet Animal Loveys &amp; Baby Blankets Custom Wreaths ColorStreet Nail Strips Custom Made Fishing Lures Mary Kay Cosmetics Baked Goods &amp; Sweet Treats Resin Gifts &amp; Stocking Stuffers Crochet Hat Ornaments Art Prints Tupperware Glitter &amp; Sublimation Tumblers Cold Processed Soaps Glitter Pens Hot Pads, Pot Holders, Kitchen Towels Notepads, Bookmarks, Keychains Jordan EssentialsTHE FROZEN FROG will be setting up, so look for them to get your favorite shaved ice treat! CONCESSION STAND: The Daughters of Isabella will be serving a delicious meal at their concession stand in the cafeteria from 10 a.m. to 2p.m., or until supplies run out.Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to shop local, support small businesses and get into the holiday spirit—just a little early!

Christmas in July Craft Fair in Ellis on July 19 with Daughters of Isabella

Eleven athletes and three coaches from the Hays Buffalos have been selected to represent Kansas Special Olympics in the 2026 USA Games in Minneapolis, Minnesota, next summer.

Efforts are underway to raise funds for their trip. 

Members of the team will have a booth at Wild West Festival selling food, merchandise and raffle tickets.

Athletes from the Hays area have participated in the USA games before, but this is the first time that one of the basketball team has been selected to represent Kansas.

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 </figure>SubmittedEleven athletes and three coaches from the Hays Buffalos have been selected to represent Kansas Special Olympics in the 2026 USA Games in Minneapolis, Minnesota, next summer.Efforts are underway to raise funds for their trip. Members of the team will have a booth at Wild West Festival selling food, merchandise and raffle tickets.<figure>
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 </figure>Athletes from the Hays area have participated in the USA games before, but this is the first time that one of the basketball team has been selected to represent Kansas.

Hays Buffalos raising funds for USA games during Wild West Festival

All July – Downs Free Swim Saturdays 1:00 p.m. to closing, &nbsp;Downs Swimming Pool, 715 Railroad St., Downs

July 4 – Sanders Baseball Complex, Osborne – Free ice cream at 8:30 p.m. and fireworks at dark

July 8 – Mommy &amp; Me Tea, 6:00 p.m., Second Street Café, 715 N. 2nd&nbsp;St., Natoma

July 13 – Alton Independence Celebration, Alton –

6 p.m. @ Fire House Free BBQ Meal 6:30 p.m. @ Ball field - Pie, ice cream, baked goods, and bottled water for sale 7 p.m. @ Ball field - T-ball, youth, and adult baseball games Dusk @ Ball field - flag presentation, National Anthem, and BCCF 50/50 drawing Fireworks presentation at dark Bring your lawn chairs &amp; come enjoy the evening. All are welcome!

July 13 – Scott Noel Memorial Golf Tournament 8:00 p.m. 3 Man Scramble, Shady Bend Golf Course, Osborne. To enter please call/Text Eric at 785-346-4654.

July 19 – Free Snow Cone Day at Downs Swimming Pool, 715 Railroad St., Downs

July 20 – 2 Person Golf Tournament at 9:00 a.m., Downs Golf Course, KS 181, Downs. To register call/text Cory at 785-545-6043.

July 23-26 – Osborne County Fair, Osborne – races, exhibitions, rodeos and lots more! Fun for the whole family!

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 </figure>SubmittedJuly Events for Osborne CountyAll July – Downs Free Swim Saturdays 1:00 p.m. to closing, &nbsp;Downs Swimming Pool, 715 Railroad St., DownsJuly 4 – Sanders Baseball Complex, Osborne – Free ice cream at 8:30 p.m. and fireworks at darkJuly 8 – Mommy &amp; Me Tea, 6:00 p.m., Second Street Café, 715 N. 2nd&nbsp;St., NatomaJuly 13 – Alton Independence Celebration, Alton –6 p.m. @ Fire House Free BBQ Meal 6:30 p.m. @ Ball field - Pie, ice cream, baked goods, and bottled water for sale 7 p.m. @ Ball field - T-ball, youth, and adult baseball games Dusk @ Ball field - flag presentation, National Anthem, and BCCF 50/50 drawing Fireworks presentation at dark Bring your lawn chairs &amp; come enjoy the evening. All are welcome!July 13 – Scott Noel Memorial Golf Tournament 8:00 p.m. 3 Man Scramble, Shady Bend Golf Course, Osborne. To enter please call/Text Eric at 785-346-4654.July 19 – Free Snow Cone Day at Downs Swimming Pool, 715 Railroad St., DownsJuly 20 – 2 Person Golf Tournament at 9:00 a.m., Downs Golf Course, KS 181, Downs. To register call/text Cory at 785-545-6043.July 23-26 – Osborne County Fair, Osborne – races, exhibitions, rodeos and lots more! Fun for the whole family!

July Events for Osborne County

The Hays Youth Advisory Leadership Board is sponsoring a Cruise Main Street event Friday, June 18, beginning at 9 p.m. in the Chestnut Street District of downtown Hays.

There is no charge to participate or attend.

It's a nostalgic celebration of car culture for all ages!

For more information contact Mario Hernandez, board member, at 785-365-9216.

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 </figure>SubmittedThe Hays Youth Advisory Leadership Board is sponsoring a Cruise Main Street event Friday, June 18, beginning at 9 p.m. in the Chestnut Street District of downtown Hays.There is no charge to participate or attend.It's a nostalgic celebration of car culture for all ages!For more information contact Mario Hernandez, board member, at 785-365-9216.

Cruise downtown Hays Main Street Friday with the Youth Leadership Advisory Board

Join Eagle Radio of Hays on this holiday trip to Branson, Missouri.

11:30 a.m. Casino or shopping at Legends and lunch

6 p.m. Lambert’s Cafe - dinner and dessert

10 a.m.--"Down Home Country Show" and lunch

5:30 p.m.--Heroes Taste &amp; Taps plated dinner

3:30 p.m.--"David" at the Sight and Sound Theater

7:30 p.m.--"A Christmas Story" dinner and show

8 a.m. Leave Branson and travel home with a few favorite stops and lunch along the way.

We will be staying at the beautiful Stone Castle in Branson, Missouri. It is a wonderful hotel with great amenities, such as a full hot breakfast daily, indoor corridors, two indoor pools and spas, mini fridge, and much more. 

This trip includes three nights lodging, round-trip bus transportation, breakfast at hotel, ALL meals, six shows or activities, all taxes, bus driver tip, and all gratuities on the above items.

Lunch is on your own each day on the trip. All times will be updated at the time of the trip. Lodging, menus, shows and itineraries are subject to change due to reasons beyond our control.

Single $1,295, double $1,195, triple $1,155 and $1,125 quad occupancy.

All the above times are starting show times.

All times will be updated at the time of the trip for when to load the bus.

<h2>Radio of Hays: Branson 2025</h2>November 9-12, 2025Join Eagle Radio of Hays on this holiday trip to Branson, Missouri.<figure>
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 </figure><h2>Monday, Nov. 10, 2025</h2>10 a.m.--"Down Home Country Show" and lunch2 p.m.--"Hughes Brothers Christmas" Show5:30 p.m.--Heroes Taste &amp; Taps plated dinner7:30 p.m.--"Dean-Z Christmas Show"<figure>
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 </figure><h2>Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025</h2>9 a.m.--Branson Landing or Tanger OutletLunch at Pickin’ Porch DeliBranson Craft Mall3:30 p.m.--"David" at the Sight and Sound Theater7:30 p.m.--"A Christmas Story" dinner and showAfter Show--Lights of Joy<figure>
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 </figure><h2>Wednesday, November 12, 2025</h2>8 a.m. Leave Branson and travel home with a few favorite stops and lunch along the way.Arrive back in Hays at about 7 p.m.We will be staying at the beautiful Stone Castle in Branson, Missouri. It is a wonderful hotel with great amenities, such as a full hot breakfast daily, indoor corridors, two indoor pools and spas, mini fridge, and much more. This trip includes three nights lodging, round-trip bus transportation, breakfast at hotel, ALL meals, six shows or activities, all taxes, bus driver tip, and all gratuities on the above items.<figure>
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 </figure>Lunch is on your own each day on the trip. All times will be updated at the time of the trip. Lodging, menus, shows and itineraries are subject to change due to reasons beyond our control.Single $1,295, double $1,195, triple $1,155 and $1,125 quad occupancy.All the above times are starting show times.All times will be updated at the time of the trip for when to load the bus.

TRIP FULL: Reserve your seats today for Radio of Hays: Branson 2025

Volunteer needed for final cleanup at Grinnell

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Stockton Rodders annual fundraiser to benefit vo-tech scholarships for local students

TOPEKA&nbsp;– Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland encourages jobseekers and employers searching for available talent to take part in this month’s Virtual Statewide Job Fair, hosted by&nbsp;KANSASWORKS, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 16.

“Over the last six years, Kansas has become a hot spot for new and expanding businesses — and that means our career opportunities are not just growing, they’re booming,”&nbsp;Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland said. “It’s our diligent and hardworking workforce that draws notable companies to Kansas — and now, with a wide array of opportunities across the state, there is a career path for every Kansan.”

The Virtual Job Fair format allows anyone searching for a new job to fill out applications, chat live and interview virtually with participating employers.

This month’s Virtual Statewide Job Fair portal features helpful information such as a jobseeker training video, a list of participating employers and channels for attendees to register and log in. Jobseekers are encouraged to dress professionally, as they might be asked to engage in an interview.

Candidates can participate through any digital device. Any individual with a disability may request accommodations by contacting their nearest workforce center at 877-509-6757 prior to the event.

Registration is required to participate in virtual job fairs, regardless of previous participation. To register, click&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://links-2.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fapp.premiervirtual.com%2Fevents%2Fb4daf857-385f-4588-bff0-3708ada08f3d%2Fkansasworks-virtual-statewide-job-fair-july-16th,-2025%2Fattendee/1/01010197f0a98fde-5ece3302-bb3d-46f5-927b-3772cd7e586a-000000/w_R7V4jiNqhMZx9967mChXW34f-zKEcrGS6giDjB6c8=413">here</a>.

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 </figure>Kansas Department of CommerceTOPEKA&nbsp;– Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland encourages jobseekers and employers searching for available talent to take part in this month’s Virtual Statewide Job Fair, hosted by&nbsp;KANSASWORKS, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 16.“Over the last six years, Kansas has become a hot spot for new and expanding businesses — and that means our career opportunities are not just growing, they’re booming,”&nbsp;Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland said. “It’s our diligent and hardworking workforce that draws notable companies to Kansas — and now, with a wide array of opportunities across the state, there is a career path for every Kansan.”The Virtual Job Fair format allows anyone searching for a new job to fill out applications, chat live and interview virtually with participating employers.This month’s Virtual Statewide Job Fair portal features helpful information such as a jobseeker training video, a list of participating employers and channels for attendees to register and log in. Jobseekers are encouraged to dress professionally, as they might be asked to engage in an interview.Candidates can participate through any digital device. Any individual with a disability may request accommodations by contacting their nearest workforce center at 877-509-6757 prior to the event.Registration is required to participate in virtual job fairs, regardless of previous participation. To register, click&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://links-2.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fapp.premiervirtual.com%2Fevents%2Fb4daf857-385f-4588-bff0-3708ada08f3d%2Fkansasworks-virtual-statewide-job-fair-july-16th,-2025%2Fattendee/1/01010197f0a98fde-5ece3302-bb3d-46f5-927b-3772cd7e586a-000000/w_R7V4jiNqhMZx9967mChXW34f-zKEcrGS6giDjB6c8=413">here</a>.

 Virtual Statewide Job Fair is Wednesday; open to jobseekers, employers

The city of Hays Fire Department encourages all residents to practice safety and follow guidelines while enjoying fireworks during Independence Day celebrations:

Detailed city and state regulations are available online.

For additional safety information, residents can contact the city of Hays Fire Department at 785-628-7330

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 </figure>City of HaysThe city of Hays Fire Department encourages all residents to practice safety and follow guidelines while enjoying fireworks during Independence Day celebrations:<ul>
 <li>Fireworks can be legally discharged from July 2 through July 4, between 10 AM and 11 PM.</li><li>Fireworks should only be used outdoors and at safe distances:At least 100 feet from hospitals, nursing homes, and fireworks stands.At least 50 feet from fuel pumps and gas stations.</li><li>At least 100 feet from hospitals, nursing homes, and fireworks stands.</li><li>At least 50 feet from fuel pumps and gas stations.</li><li>The following fireworks are strictly prohibited:Bottle rocketsSkyrockets mounted on sticks or wiresUntethered sky lanterns</li><li>Bottle rockets</li><li>Skyrockets mounted on sticks or wires</li><li>Untethered sky lanterns</li><li>Residents should have appropriate safety equipment readily available, including water hoses, buckets, or fire extinguishers.</li><li>Use fireworks responsibly; adults must supervise children under 12.</li><li>Mixing alcohol and fireworks is dangerous—appoint a designated sober individual to handle fireworks.</li>
 </ul>Detailed city and state regulations are available online.For additional safety information, residents can contact the city of Hays Fire Department at 785-628-7330

City of Hays fireworks safety, usage for residents

CVB: July happenings in Hays

With a heart of worship and a passion to inspire people into a more meaningful relationship with Jesus, David Vogel has spent a lifetime lifting his voice in churches large and small to praise his Creator and bring glory to God.

David is a versatile tenor, and his concerts transcend generations. Drawing from the musical influences of David Phelps, Kathy Troccoli, Steve Green, Keith &amp; Kristyn Getty, and the entire Gaither songbook—as well from artists such as Josh Groban, Michael Bublé, and Billy Joel—David’s concerts mingle songs from contemporary worship, traditional hymnody, and high-energy gospel into one incredible evening of praise, worship, and inspiration.

Admission is free, and a love offering will be taken to support this music ministry.

Event link:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.facebook.com/events/1413820550067980">https://www.facebook.com/events/1413820550067980</a>

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David Vogel in free concert at Hays First United Methodist Church on July 13

Ellis County wheat growers, don’t miss out on entering your best wheat into the Ellis County Fair – Open Class Market Wheat Show. 

Entries are fast and easy. Fill up a provided bag of your best wheat while unloading at any elevator in Ellis County, or at your bins at home and return the crop data card after harvest to either the elevator or Cottonwood Extension District Office, 601 Main Street, Hays. 

Cash and ribbons will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.

Your entries and ribbons can be picked up at the conclusion of the fair on Sunday, July 20 between 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at the Schenk building or after the fair at the Cottonwood Extension Office.

If you have any questions call us at 785-628-9430, or email Theresa tam3@ksu.edu

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 </figure>Cottonwood Extension DistrictEllis County wheat growers, don’t miss out on entering your best wheat into the Ellis County Fair – Open Class Market Wheat Show. Entries are fast and easy. Fill up a provided bag of your best wheat while unloading at any elevator in Ellis County, or at your bins at home and return the crop data card after harvest to either the elevator or Cottonwood Extension District Office, 601 Main Street, Hays. Entry deadline is July 7.Cash and ribbons will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.Your entries and ribbons can be picked up at the conclusion of the fair on Sunday, July 20 between 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at the Schenk building or after the fair at the Cottonwood Extension Office.If you have any questions call us at 785-628-9430, or email Theresa tam3@ksu.edu

Farmers can enter their wheat for prizes, cash at the Ellis County Fair

Still time to register for extra funds to feed children during summer

STOCKTON — Friday, November 28, Stockton Rodders, Inc. presents Olde Tyme Christmas in Stockton, Kansas.&nbsp; Events held during the day and evening. Event is on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/1223752379483909/">Facebook</a>.&nbsp;

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Save the date Nov. 28 for Olde Tyme Christmas with Stockton Rodders

PLAINVILLE — Corbyn Marquess will be hosting the first annual Fore the Kids Classic, Saturday, July 26. The tournament will be a 4-person scramble held at Rooks County Golf Course, Plainville. All tournament proceeds will be donated to Children's Mercy Hospital. 

Because of generous business and individual donations the tournament will have a guaranteed payout for first&nbsp;place in all flights of $600.

 Corbyn is very passionate&nbsp;about this project as she was diagnosed&nbsp;with thyroid cancer when she was 16 years old. Children's Mercy gave her excellent care and she would like to give back to an important cause.

In conjunction with the tournament she is raffling off a spot at the Oklahoma State Golf Camp that is held in June of 2026.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

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'Fore the Kids Classic' in Plainville to benefit Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City

Free health and cancer screenings will be held from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, July 26 at the First United Methodist Church, 305 W. Seventh Street in Hays.

The free screenings are hosted by the Kansas Masons, Hays Masonic Lodge #195, the Masonic Cancer Alliance (MCA), and The University of Kansas Cancer Center. 

This community outreach event is free and open to the public. Insurance is not required. All ages are welcome. No appointments are necessary.

Lodge members and staff from the MCA, the outreach network of KU Cancer Center, are teaming up with health professionals from the University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) to provide the following:

· prostate cancer screenings · skin cancer screenings · colorectal cancer take-home screening kits · tobacco cessation information

Area Masons work with staff from the MCA and the Kansas Masonic Foundation to coordinate many of the free screening events that often draw several hundred attendees of all ages. According to Brooke Groneman, MCA outreach director, more than 20,000 Kansas residents have attended the screenings since 2003.

According to the American Academy of Dermatology, approximately 9,500 Americans are diagnosed with some form of skin cancer every day, and nearly 250 of those are diagnosed with melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer. The Centers for Disease Control reports that cancer is currently the second leading cause of death in Kansas, and the region has higher than average rates of skin cancer compared to other parts of the country. 

When it comes to the possibility of cancer, it is always better to catch a potential problem in the earliest stage possible. Anyone identified with a possible health concern at one of the free screenings is advised by the screening team to follow up with his/her local physician or provided with information on how to find a healthcare provider.

For more information on the free health and cancer screening event in Hays, call Chris Neeley at 785-259-2067.

The Masonic Cancer Alliance (MCA), the outreach network of The University of Kansas Cancer Center, is a membership-based organization developed to improve cancer care across the region by providing access to the latest advancements close to home. The MCA links hospitals and healthcare partners across Kansas and western Missouri to lab discoveries made at KU Cancer Center. It also provides its members with access to clinical trials, professional education, patient navigation services, networking, and outreach opportunities.

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 </figure>SubmittedFree health and cancer screenings will be held from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, July 26 at the First United Methodist Church, 305 W. Seventh Street in Hays.The free screenings are hosted by the Kansas Masons, Hays Masonic Lodge #195, the Masonic Cancer Alliance (MCA), and The University of Kansas Cancer Center. This community outreach event is free and open to the public. Insurance is not required. All ages are welcome. No appointments are necessary.Lodge members and staff from the MCA, the outreach network of KU Cancer Center, are teaming up with health professionals from the University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) to provide the following:· prostate cancer screenings · skin cancer screenings · colorectal cancer take-home screening kits · tobacco cessation informationArea Masons work with staff from the MCA and the Kansas Masonic Foundation to coordinate many of the free screening events that often draw several hundred attendees of all ages. According to Brooke Groneman, MCA outreach director, more than 20,000 Kansas residents have attended the screenings since 2003.According to the American Academy of Dermatology, approximately 9,500 Americans are diagnosed with some form of skin cancer every day, and nearly 250 of those are diagnosed with melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer. The Centers for Disease Control reports that cancer is currently the second leading cause of death in Kansas, and the region has higher than average rates of skin cancer compared to other parts of the country. When it comes to the possibility of cancer, it is always better to catch a potential problem in the earliest stage possible. Anyone identified with a possible health concern at one of the free screenings is advised by the screening team to follow up with his/her local physician or provided with information on how to find a healthcare provider.For more information on the free health and cancer screening event in Hays, call Chris Neeley at 785-259-2067.The Masonic Cancer Alliance (MCA), the outreach network of The University of Kansas Cancer Center, is a membership-based organization developed to improve cancer care across the region by providing access to the latest advancements close to home. The MCA links hospitals and healthcare partners across Kansas and western Missouri to lab discoveries made at KU Cancer Center. It also provides its members with access to clinical trials, professional education, patient navigation services, networking, and outreach opportunities.

Free health, cancer screenings in Hays on July 26

Due to the Fourth of July holiday on Friday, July 4, 2025 there will be changes to the refuse and recycling pick-up schedule. 

Both Thursday and Friday routes will be picked up on Thursday July 3. 

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays routes will not change.

It is anticipated that heavy volumes of refuse/recyclable will be encountered around the holidays. Please be sure to set your bags out by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day and keep in mind that the trucks have no set time schedule.

City of Hays customers that may have any questions regarding this notice should contact Public Works Department at 785-628-7350.

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 </figure>City of HaysDue to the Fourth of July holiday on Friday, July 4, 2025 there will be changes to the refuse and recycling pick-up schedule. Both Thursday and Friday routes will be picked up on Thursday July 3. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays routes will not change.It is anticipated that heavy volumes of refuse/recyclable will be encountered around the holidays. Please be sure to set your bags out by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day and keep in mind that the trucks have no set time schedule.City of Hays customers that may have any questions regarding this notice should contact Public Works Department at 785-628-7350.

Changes in Hays' refuse/recycling schedule this holiday week

Kansas Department of Transportation

The Kansas Department of Transportation will temporarily close both eastbound and westbound lanes of I-70 at Exit 157 near Hays on Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29.

During daylight hours on both days, traffic will be diverted through the exit and entrance ramps and back onto I-70. The traffic diversion is scheduled to end by 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 29.

The closure is necessary for crews to set steel girder beams for construction of the new U.S. 183 bypass bridge over I-70, which is part of the project to improve the U.S. 183 bypass and I-70 interchange. Project work began in spring 2023 and is expected to be completed later this fall, conditions permitting.

For more information, contact KDOT Area Engineer Kevin Zimmer at 785-261-6132 or&nbsp;<a href="mailto:kevin.zimmer@ks.gov">kevin.zimmer@ks.gov</a>. &nbsp;

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 </figure>Kansas Department of TransportationThe Kansas Department of Transportation will temporarily close both eastbound and westbound lanes of I-70 at Exit 157 near Hays on Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29.During daylight hours on both days, traffic will be diverted through the exit and entrance ramps and back onto I-70. The traffic diversion is scheduled to end by 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 29.The closure is necessary for crews to set steel girder beams for construction of the new U.S. 183 bypass bridge over I-70, which is part of the project to improve the U.S. 183 bypass and I-70 interchange. Project work began in spring 2023 and is expected to be completed later this fall, conditions permitting.For more information, contact KDOT Area Engineer Kevin Zimmer at 785-261-6132 or&nbsp;<a href="mailto:kevin.zimmer@ks.gov">kevin.zimmer@ks.gov</a>. &nbsp;

I-70 Exit 157 east, westbound lanes to close this weekend in Hays

A fundraiser breakfast will be held Saturday, June 28, 8-11 a.m., at the Hays First United Methodist Church, 305 W. 7th, for four-year-old Emersyn Rice and her family who are former Hays residents.

Emersyn was recently diagnosed with cerebral palsy and the Rices moved to be closer to her medical specialists.&nbsp;

The message below is from parents Jessie and Talon Rice.

"Our families would like to thank our hometown of Hays and the western Kansas communities for your ongoing love, prayers, and support as we continue to navigate Emersyn’s journey. 

"have experienced overwhelming kindness from the time Emersyn was born at 26 weeks gestation in 2021 and her recent cerebral palsy diagnosis. 

"We want to extend that heartfelt gratitude and thank Lisa Gagnon, one of Emersyn’s nurses from our time at Hays Medical Center, who so kindly is putting this benefit together for our family. 

"All outpouring of love and support will go towards Emersyn’s continued medical costs. 

"Emersyn is our miracle, one who continues to shine brightly and brings so much joy to the world. Keep shining, Emersyn! We are so proud of you!"

Brenton and Andrea Hoffman will be catering the meal as a donation to the family.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Submitted A fundraiser breakfast will be held Saturday, June 28, 8-11 a.m., at the Hays First United Methodist Church, 305 W. 7th, for four-year-old Emersyn Rice and her family who are former Hays residents.Emersyn was recently diagnosed with cerebral palsy and the Rices moved to be closer to her medical specialists.&nbsp;The message below is from parents Jessie and Talon Rice."Our families would like to thank our hometown of Hays and the western Kansas communities for your ongoing love, prayers, and support as we continue to navigate Emersyn’s journey. "have experienced overwhelming kindness from the time Emersyn was born at 26 weeks gestation in 2021 and her recent cerebral palsy diagnosis. "We want to extend that heartfelt gratitude and thank Lisa Gagnon, one of Emersyn’s nurses from our time at Hays Medical Center, who so kindly is putting this benefit together for our family. "All outpouring of love and support will go towards Emersyn’s continued medical costs. "Emersyn is our miracle, one who continues to shine brightly and brings so much joy to the world. Keep shining, Emersyn! We are so proud of you!"Brenton and Andrea Hoffman will be catering the meal as a donation to the family.&nbsp;

'Breakfast with Emersyn' fundraiser supports former Hays resident 

SWAP MEET TO BENEFIT KANSAS HONOR FLIGHT

Friday, June 27&nbsp; &nbsp; 8 a.m. -&nbsp; 5 p.m. Saturday, June 28&nbsp; &nbsp; 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.&nbsp; Hays National Guard Building 200 Main Street, Hays

Free public admission&nbsp; &nbsp; Food Vendors&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Car Corral - $25

Vendor Set up June 26&nbsp; &nbsp; 12 p.m. - 7 p.m. Inside 10'x12' space - $30 Outside 2O'x20' space - $35

Car, truck, motorcycle and parts and related items only No guns, ammunition or alcoholic beverages

Harold Bettis&nbsp; &nbsp; 785-623-3853 Bill Waller&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 785-650-3111 Email&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hmbettis57@yahoo.com

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 </figure>Submitted HAYS CAR GUYS HaysSWAP MEET TO BENEFIT KANSAS HONOR FLIGHTFriday, June 27&nbsp; &nbsp; 8 a.m. -&nbsp; 5 p.m. Saturday, June 28&nbsp; &nbsp; 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.&nbsp; Hays National Guard Building 200 Main Street, HaysFree public admission&nbsp; &nbsp; Food Vendors&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Car Corral - $25Vendor Set up June 26&nbsp; &nbsp; 12 p.m. - 7 p.m. Inside 10'x12' space - $30 Outside 2O'x20' space - $35Car, truck, motorcycle and parts and related items only No guns, ammunition or alcoholic beveragesFor more information call:Harold Bettis&nbsp; &nbsp; 785-623-3853 Bill Waller&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 785-650-3111 Email&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;hmbettis57@yahoo.com

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