Garden City High School Boys’ Cross Country runner Trevor Fry won the individual title and led the Buffaloes to the team championship Thursday at Hays. JOSH HARBOUR/HARBOUR PHOTOGRAPHY BY GCHS ...

BY TISA MASON HAYS – Fort Hays State University is on a mission to foster a positive culture. Uniting as a team under the acronym… Tags # FHSU # Heart of a Tiger Previous Post MURPHY'S LAW: It’s ...

BY TELEGRAM STAFF Hamlet is on the Garden City Community College stage. The second weekend of GCCC Theater department’s production of Paul Rudnick’s “I Hate… Tags # Broncbusters # Comedy # Finney ...

BY STATEPOINT MEDIA For many Americans, it’s time to pick a health plan for the coming year, or revisit current coverage to ensure it’s still… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary ...

BY TORI MOCK To make the best better – The 4-H motto encourages each member to constantly strive to improve themselves and stretch their abilities… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for ...

TOPEKA – Twenty-two teams from 15 Kansas schools traveled to Salina Saturday, with their sights set on winning a state title in the Kansas KidWind… ...

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Garden City High School will host the Kansas State VEX IQ Robotics Competition Championships on Saturday for teams across the state that have advanced to… ...

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Area residents browse through items on the silent auction Friday evening during the Garden City Community College Endowment Association’s scholarship auction at the Finney county… ...

BY THE TELEGRAM STAFF SALINA – Area high school wrestlers faced stiff competition in the state wrestling tournaments at Tony’s Pizza Events Center in Salina.… Login to continue reading Login Sign up ...

Christine Osterlund, deputy director of Medicaid operations at Kansas Department of Health and Environment, center, said 100,000 Kansans in Medicaid could lose services with resumption of eligibility ...