Emberhope Youthville seeking foster parents

On this episode of the Post Podcast, we hear from representatives of Emberhope Youthville during their search for foster families.

Sen. Moran says relief on the way for ag producers impacted during COVID-19

On this episode of the Post Podcast U.S. Senator Jerry Moran shares information about relief efforts for ag producers and rural healthcare systems.

Ellis County Health Services Director shares COVID-19 update

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Ellis County Health Services director Jason Kennedy shares a COVID-19 update.

Forward Ever: Christine Fisher

On this episode of Forward Ever: Leading in Challenging Times, Host Gary Shorman speaks with First Care medical director Christine Fisher about COVID-19 at their clinic.

Area weed scientist says now is the time to control sorghum weeds

On this episode of the Post Podcast K-State Ag Research Center weed scientist Vipan Kumar shares strategies for controlling weeds during sorghum planting.

Hays officials discuss Thursday's vote to accept roundabout bid

On this episode of the Post Podcast Hays Post Reporter Becky Kiser speaks with Hays city commissioner Ron Mellick and city manager Toby Dougherty about Thursday's vote to accept a bid for the north Vine street improvement project.

Area wheat crop affected by recent cold tempratures

On this episode of the Post Podcast, K-State Cottonwood Extension District agent Stacy Campbell shares information about the recent cold snap that may have an impact on the area wheat crop.

First cases of COVID-19 in Ellis County in recovery

On this episode of the Post Podcast Ellis County Health Services Director Jason Kennedy shares the latest in COVID-19 news in Ellis County.

Hays Arts Center shifting programs online during

On this episode of the Post Podcast Hays Arts Council executive director, Brenda Meder shares information about online programs being offered during the COVID-19 precautionary measures.

Part 2: Navigating the COVID-19 economic stimulus

As the local, statewide and national economy reels from the fallout of COVID-19 all levels of government are working to help businesses and individuals from the immediate and potentially long-lasting effects.
During this limited series on the Post Podcast Grow Hays executive director, Doug Williams will explain some of the resources available and how best to access them.
During the series, we are encouraging questions from you as well all try to cope with the reality of stay-at-home orders, confusing government responses and trillions of dollars in recovery efforts.
We will attempt to answer any and all questions submitted, or address any comments you have about the situation.
Questions can be submitted to thehayspostpodcast@gmail.com.
Stay safe friends, we will get through this together.
— James Bell, Hays Post and KAYS

Marshall: Social distancing is working in Kansas

On this episode of the Post Podcast U.S. Representative Roger Marshall (Kan.-1) speaks with us about the ongoing federal government's COVID-19 relief packages and the social distancing measures in place across the state.

Hays High students and teachers adapting to online education

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Hays High Principal Marty Straub talks about the shift to online courses at Hays High.

NCK Tech graduation to go online amid COVID-19 concerns

On this episode of the Post Podcast NCK Tech president, Eric Burks talks about shifting courses and graduation for the college online amid COVID-19 pandemic precautions.

COVID-19 stimulus checks begin going out Thursday

On this episode of the Post Podcast U.S. Senator Jerry Moran talks about COVID-19 economic stimulus and precautionary measures.

Hays Police Chief pleased with community distancing efforts

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Hays Chief of Police Don Scheibler speaks about social distancing efforts in Hays during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Post Podcast: Hays Chamber asks businesses: What do you need?

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Hays Chamber president and CEO Sarah Wasinger talks about the ongoing work being done by the chamber to assist businesses struggling with COVID-19 pandemic precautions.

Digital services still available from the Hays Public Library during stay at home precautions

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Hays Public Library Communications Coordinator, Callie Kolacny shares information about digital services available at the Hays Public Library during the COVID-19 stay at home precautions.

Regular exercise found to increase cattle health

On this episode of the Post Podcast beef cattle scientist from the K-State Ag Research Center John Jaeger shares information from his recent study on Bovine respiratory disease and exercise.

Medicare application deadlines not delayed by COVID-19

On this episode of the Post Podcast Courtney Dale from Sunflower Senior Solutions talks about Medicare deadlines and use during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Navigating the economic response to COVID-19 Part 1

As the local, statewide and national economy reels from the fallout of COVID-19 all levels of government are working to help businesses and individuals from the immediate and potentially long-lasting effects.
During this limited series on the Post Podcast Grow Hays executive director, Doug Williams will explain some of the resources available and how best to access them.
During the series, we are encouraging questions from you as well all try to cope with the reality of stay-at-home orders, confusing government responses and trillions of dollars in recovery efforts.
We will attempt to answer any and all questions submitted, or address any comments you have about the situation.
Questions can be submitted to thehayspostpodcast@gmail.com.
Stay safe friends, we will get through this together.