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Russell school bus involved in crash, no serious injuries reported
BARTON COUNTY, Kan. (KAKE) - An activity bus with Russell USD 407 was involved in a crash northwest of Great Bend Tuesday, the Great Bend Post reports. The crash occurred Tuesday morning at the intersection of Northwest 30 Avenue and Northwest 50 Road. Law enforcement says there was zero to low visibility at the time of the crash. The bus was transporting the Russell/Victoria baseball team to Liberal for a doubleheader.
Why expanding Medicaid now would help Kansas and rural hospitals
I’ve served as CEO of Hays Medical Center for seven years. Our hospital has served the city of Hays, Ellis County and the surrounding region for 33 years. Our entire Northwest Health Alliance network of critical access hospitals, including HaysMed, would benefit from Medicaid Expansion. So would the city and county. There’s no reason why […] The post Why expanding Medicaid now would help Kansas and rural hospitals appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
🎥New fire station opens in fastest growing area of Hays
There's a new fire station in northwest Hays, but you may not notice it. And that's just fine with Fire Chief Ryan Hagans. The exterior of the single-story building located at 1732 W. 41st St. was intentionally designed to blend in with the new houses in the nearby neighborhood. "Great...
No. 9 Panther baseball makes quick work of TMP
A string of tough opponents continued for the No. 9 Panther baseball team Tuesday in Hays. TMP dropped out of this week's Class 2-1A rankings, but the Monarchs were at No. 5 last week. Great Bend took game one Tuesday 9-0, then completed the sweep with an 11-5 win in game two.
Cowboys come from behind to win games over TMP at Hays
The Abilene Cowboys baseball team had to come from behind in both games on the road Friday night to earn a pair of victories over the Thomas Moore Prep Monarchs. With the pair of wins, the Cowboys improved to 13-1 on the season. In the opening game, Abilene entered the...
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