Regional weather almanac skies update
The almanac notes a sunset tonight and tomorrow and sunrise tomorrow. The brief forecast highlights changing light as days progress, with no additional details on temperature or conditions provided in the readable text.
Very Cold Kansas Weather Forecast Across State
Across Kansas Tuesday very cold with a chance for snow by evening. Lows range from zero to 5 below in the north and 5 to 10 above in the south, with highs from the teens in the north to the lower 20s in the south. Wednesday remains very cold with snow chances, lows zero to 5 above north and teens south, and highs teens north to 20s or 30s south. Thursday stays cold with a chance of flurries east, lows zero to 10 above and highs 15 to 25.
Community events and safety tips across Hays and nearby towns
The notice lists porch light safety weeks for odd and even house numbers, plus week rules for partial months. It promotes Knights of Columbus breakfast at Golden Ox Pavilion with Santa photos, pricing for adults and children, and door tickets. Also covered are the Annual Community Christmas Celebration at Beach Schmidt, Bethlehem display at St. Boniface, a Christmas concert fundraiser in Hill City, a PEO holiday open house tour in WaKeeney, and a CYO soup supper with Sternberg Museum Storytime, plus an USD 2% board meeting notice.
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Knights of Columbus
Golden Ox Pavilion
Cody
Santa
Mrs. Claus
Hays Arts Center
Beach/Schmidt Performing Arts Center
Vincent
Bethlehem
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Hill City
Frank and
Sharon Dowdell
Hill City Methodist Church
Victoria
Community Education and Board Meetings Across Districts
Calendar items list numerous USD board meetings at various high schools and district offices starting 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. with dates and locations including Natoma, Ransom, Quinter, Phillipsburg, Almeeta, Otis, Norton, Wakeeny, Plainville, Ellis, and Grainfield. Also events for Kansas School Food Service, Area Agency on Aging info day, CedarView meeting, Spirit of Christmas open house, Wellhead committee, Chili Supper, and Christmas Cruise Night with venues and times.
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Ing
Oberlin
Natoma
Natoma High School
B. Ransom
Ransom High School
Quinter
Phillipsburg
Almeiia
Almeéta
Otis
USD 403
Norton
USD 211
Wakeeney
Board of Education
Plainville
Ellis
CedarView
St. Michael Episcopal Church
Canal
First National Bank
Fort
Ellis County
Hospital Admissions and Births Noted in Local Records
The report lists admissions for Hays Medical Center including Florence Weiler Russell Audra Birzer and others, with discharges for Harry Kleiber Joseph Hockersmith Charlene Ewing and family. Birth announcements include a girl for Bonnie Wood and Justin Florez, a boy for Phillip and Laura Schwindt, a boy for Brenda Lea James, and a girl for Derek and Becky Muehlenkamp all on December 8, 2000.
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Romeo Esi
HAYS
Timber
Mary McClain
Sunset Trail
Brenda Lea James
Stockton
Larry Dressing
Dodge City
Becky Muchlenkamp
Phillipsburg
Harry Kleiber
Country Club
Joseph Hockersmith
Oakley
Charlene Ewing
Marla
Taryn Kuhn
Norton
Barbara Stephen
Bonnie Wood
Justin Florez
Phillip
Laura Schwindt
la Crosse
Derek
Becky Muehlenkamp
Scripture Vindicate Me Lord I Trust In The Lord
A devotional line quotes Psalm 26 1 affirming the speaker seeks divine vindication for leading a blameless life and unwavering trust in the Lord.
Arkansas judge threatens UtiliCorp Empire merger
A Arkansas judge ruled against UtiliCorp United's proposed regulatory plan to recover merger costs, delaying the 850 million Empire District Electric takeover. Empire says the deal remains alive but cannot close by December 31, and both companies will file objections to the ruling before December 14. The Arkansas PSC must act by January 3.
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Joplin
Arkansas
UtiliCorp United
Empire District Electric Co
Empire
UtiliCorp
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Burl
Rotenberry
Jay McBee
Arkansas Psc
ACLU urges removal of Missouri patrol cross memorial
The ACLU of Kansas and Western Missouri demands the 6 foot cross outside Troop H in St. Joseph be removed, arguing it violates church state separation. Patrol officials say the display honors two fallen officers and was funded privately, not intended to promote religion.
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Jefferson City
St. Joseph
American Civil Liberties Union of
Kansas
Missouri
Highway Patrol
Weldon Wilhoit
Troop H
Dick Kurtenbach
The
ACLU
Kansas City
Kurtenbach
Chris Ricks
Cpl
Hank Burns
Robert Kimberling
Ricks
U.S. Supreme Court
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