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The Nebraska track and field team wrapped up competition at the Larry Wieczorek Invitational at Iowa's Recreation Building on Saturday.

Hays Daily News Opponents of Hays and Russell developing their 7,000-acre R9 Ranch as a municipal water source are guilty of a double standard, according to Hays city manager Toby Dougherty. Speaking to the Hays City Commission at its regular work session last Thursday evening, Dougherty said attacks by Big Bend Groundwater Management District No. 5 and WaterPACK, a nonprofit agriculture irrigation lobby, show the state’s water rights rules aren’t being applied fairly. The $80-million R9 project has been in the works for more than 25 years, with Hays and Russell navigating the state’s c...

Hays Daily News The 2021 Kansas Legislature plans again to attack the state’s sales tax on food, according to 111th district Rep. Barb Wasinger. One strategy is to tax out-of-state Internet sales to offset lost sales tax on food, indicated Wasinger, speaking Thursday evening to the Hays City Commission at its regular work session at City Hall. Wasinger briefed the commissioners on the legislative session, which convenes Monday. Such a move would bring in about $26 million, said the second-term Republican lawmaker from Hays. “The governor would like to make sure there’s equitable tax fro...

Hays Daily News Regional carrier SkyWest will likely continue as the commercial airline serving Hays Regional Airport for the next few years. SkyWest Airlines' multi-year contract started Aug. 1, 2018, and runs through July. City of Hays staff are recommending the city commission support the Utah-based carrier’s bid to renew its contract for three more years, through Aug. 1, 2024. SkyWest, doing business as United Express, was the only airline that bid to provide the service. The contract is administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation through its Essential Air Service Program prov...

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