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R9 Ranch water rights case remanded to district court - Vimarsana News

R9 Ranch water rights case remanded to district court

By BECKY KISERHays PostThe R9 Ranch water case involving the cities of Hays and Russell has been remanded back to district court by the Kans

🎥 R9 Ranch water rights case remanded to district court - Vimarsana News

🎥 R9 Ranch water rights case remanded to district court

Don Bickle, Jr. , Hays, delivers remarks in support of  the Water Transfer Act for th

Former Fort Hays State University president running for Kansas House seat - Vimarsana News

Former Fort Hays State University president running for Kansas House seat

Edward Hammond, former president at Fort Hays State University, files as a Democrat for a seat in the Kansas House currently held by a Republican.

Search for water in Kansas pits farmers against cities - Vimarsana News

Search for water in Kansas pits farmers against cities

KINSLEY, Kan. (AP) — In the late 1980s, drought left the wells that supply water to the...

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How The Search For Water Is Pitting Farmers Against Cities In Western Kansas - Vimarsana News

How The Search For Water Is Pitting Farmers Against Cities In Western Kansas

4:20 KINSLEY, Kansas — In the late 1980s, drought left the wells that supply water to the city of Hays and Russell in western Kansas precariously low. The near-catastrophe sent city leaders on the hunt for more water. “We were just trying to survive from one year to the next,” former Hays mayor and city councilman Eber Phelps said. The cities researched their options, including looking into purchasing water from several nearby reservoirs. It looked like foresight. The two cities had locked in water rights that would allow them to grow in a relatively parched part of the world. It may ye...

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