Sports briefs
Hays City Shootout set HAYS — Below are the pairings for the Gerald Mitchell Hays City Shootout Thursday through Saturday in Hays. (HS-High school gym,… Login to continue reading Login…
November 2022
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Larks uses 13-point defensive first half in win
Hesston College men top Friends JV The Kansan Staff HESSTON — The Hesston College men’s basketball team used a 49-13 first half to get past… Login to continue reading Login…
BC women outscored in second half
Peete posts double-double for Threshers The Kansan Staff The Bethel College women’s basketball team got off to a strong start, but couldn’t sustain the momentum… Login to continue reading Login…
Thresher men fall to no. 7 OWU
Eagles make second-half run to take the game The Kansan Staff The Bethel College men’s basketball team fell to seventh-ranked (NAIA) Oklahoma Wesleyan 63-54 Monday… Login to continue reading Login…
Through the lens: Prairie Lights 2022 at Dyck Arboretum
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Insight Kansas: Outdated Marijuana Laws Show Stifled Democracy in Kansas
Patrick R. Miller Voters in neighboring Missouri just legalized recreational marijuana. Meanwhile, Kansas remains in the minority of states where neither medical nor recreational marijuana are allowed.
Hermosillo-Lopez rushes for five scores to lead Wichita County
After a turnover leading to a touchdown early in the third quarter, it was time for Wichita County quarterback Erhik Hermosillo-Lopez to take control of things, rushing for 242 yards on 29 carries with five touchdowns to lead his team to a 54-36 win over Little River Saturday in the Eight-Man Division I championships at Fischer Field. He also hit three of four passes for 37 yards and two touchdowns.
Community Thanksgiving serves record number
The community Thanksgiving Dinner set a post-pandemic record this year serving up 1,500 meals. “We had one woman call, she had three kids.
Amish Cook: Weather turning cold
It’s downright cold outside- the perfect weather for sipping lattes, snuggling in soft blankets, and watching the gentle flicker of a candle. Each year as spring arrives, I wonder how I could ever have been eager for winter, but here I am again.
Estes: Washington’s Impact on Kansans
Each month I want to provide you with regular updates about what’s going on in our nation’s capital and throughout the 4th District of Kansas. Here’s what happened in November.