Royals Rally For Eighth Inning Home Run To Beat Indians
The Royals chase a late comeback as an eighth inning homer lifts Kansas City to a victory over Cleveland. Pace reports from the B1 sports desk.
15 Jun 2016
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2016
Page
1
The Royals chase a late comeback as an eighth inning homer lifts Kansas City to a victory over Cleveland. Pace reports from the B1 sports desk.
In a close game the Liberal Larks edged the Bee Jays to gain momentum in their series. Senator Moran’s office opened fall internship applications, inviting applicants from local colleges and communities.
Summer heat rolls in with 100 degree readings in the Hays area beginning today and continuing into Sunday before easing. Humidity shifts into the 50s and 60s as wheat harvest nears, with dry afternoons favorable for harvesters though morning drying may be slower. Kansas State University Extension urges fluids, light wear, slow activity, and recognizing heat illness signs as harvest could start as early as Thursday.
Kim Lyon will host the first Flea The Coop market at 2005 General Custer, Hays. The event runs 9 am to 5 pm on June 25 with space rental at 10 dollars, and subsequent markets set for the last Saturday of the next three months. Lyon plans an annual growth and says she has vendors lined up and room for more.
Hastings Entertainment Inc announces Chapter 11 voluntary bankruptcy to accelerate a sale of its 126 stores, including a Hays location. If no buyer emerges, the Amarillo based chain could close. executives cite ongoing financial challenges and a need for cash to complete remerchandising and restructure plans.
The Kansas State Board of Education unanimously rejected federal guidelines on transgender student rights, arguing Kansas schools already address safety and inclusion. Board chair Jim McNiece and member Ken Willard defended local control, while Stephanie Mott of Kansas Statewide Transgender Education Project countered that most schools aren’t in compliance and that protections should cover all students.
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