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Year: 2016

Saturday Kids Fitness Bootcamp scheduled at HaysMed

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2017-kids-saturday-bootcampThe Center for Health Improvement is offering an 11-week Saturday fitness bootcamp for kids. The program is for children ages 8-13 at all fitness levels from beginning to advanced. The program runs from Jan. 7 through March 18.

The program allows kids to have fun while being active and keeping them moving during the winter months. The positive environment at the camp is designed to encourage kids to lead a healthy and active lifestyle. A variety of different individual and group activities will be introduced during the sessions.

The registration fee is $75 for all Saturday sessions. Drop-in fees are also available for $10 for each session attended. Space is limited.

To register, go to www.haysmed.com/the-center/kids-fit-club/bootcamp.

Jacob Herman Fritz

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fritz-picLongtime Kanorado, Kansas, resident Jacob Herman Fritz, 85, passed away on Sunday, December 4, 2016 at the Goodland Regional Medical Center in Goodland.

Jake was born on January 9, 1931 in St. Louis, Missouri to Martin and Lena (Shock) Fritz. He was one of two children.

Jake attended school through the 9th grade at a country school north of Ruleton. He served in the United States Army from 1951-1953. On October 15, 1964, Jake married Judy Sivey in Goodland. To this union, three children; Lanette, Rusty and Kelly were born.

Jake was a farmer in Sherman County for many years. He enjoyed fishing, working on engines, woodworking, and every day he would go to Wheat Ridge to play cards.

Preceding him in death was his wife Judy, and his parents Martin and Lena Fritz.

He is survived by his three children; Lanette Keiner and her husband Mike, Rusty Fritz and his wife Wendy, and Kelly Selbe and her husband Randy. He is also survived by one brother Jim Fritz.

Memorial services were held on Thursday, December 8, 2016 at 10:00 AM MT at the Goodland United Methodist Church with Pastor Lyn Linde officiating. Private burial of ashes will be held at a later date in the Kanorado Cemetery.

Memorials are designated in Lieu of Flowers to the Kanorado Senior Citizens Center and may be left at the service or mailed to Koons-Russell Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St., Goodland, KS 67735.

Online condolences may be left at www.koonsrussellfuneralhome.com.

Memorial service arrangements were entrusted to Koons-Russell Funeral Home, Goodland, KS.

Ellis County authorities seek information on a pair of rural fires

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By JONATHAN ZWEYGARDT
Hays Post

Ellis County Authorities responded to a pair of small fires Monday evening on Hopewell Road.

According to the Ellis County Sheriff’s Office, emergency crews were called to the 2200 block of Hopewell Road just before 7 p.m. Monday. The sheriff’s office said when crews arrived, they found tree branches on fire. There was minimal damage as a result of the fire. Officials say the cause of the fire was undetermined.

Crews were called back to the area just after 8 p.m. to a report of a grass fire in the 1900 block of Hopewell Road. Again, according to the sheriff’s office, there was only minimal damage as a result of the fire. The cause of the fire was undetermined.

Officials ask that anyone with information on the two fires contact the Ellis County Sheriff’s Department (785) 625-1040.

Lynn Edward Walker

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screen-shot-2016-12-07-at-7-54-06-amLynn Edward Walker, age 71, of Victoria, passed away Sunday, December 4, 2016 in Victoria. He was born August 29, 1945 in Lenora, KS to Lawrence and Della (Paugh) Walker. He graduated from Lenora High School. He married Sheila Cochran on April 30, 1966 in Norton, KS.

Lynn was a retired Valve Technician working in a Nuclear Power Plant. He was a US Navy veteran serving 3 tours in Vietnam. He was a member of the Victoria VFW and the NRA. He was an avid outdoorsman enjoying hunting and fishing.

He is survived by his wife, Sheila of Victoria; two sons, Lance Walker and wife Anngie and Dustin Walker and his significant other Sarah Glass all of Russell; three brothers, Chuck Walker of Lebanon, MO, John Walker of Hutchinson and Jay Walker of Lenora; a sister, Charlene Cunningham of Plainville and four grandchildren, Harlie and Colt Walker, Teagan and Rowdy Walker.

He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Peter Walker.

Visitation will be Thursday, December 8, 2016 from 6 PM – 8 PM at Cline’s-Keithley Mortuary of Victoria 412 Main in Victoria.

Graveside services will be 2 PM Friday at the Norton City Cemetery in Norton, KS with military honors by the Norton VFW and American Legion Honor Guard.

Memorial contributions are suggested to be used per the wishes of the family.

Condolences may be left by guest book at www.keithleyfuneralchapels.com or emailed to [email protected]

Despite tweet, Trump is Time magazine’s Person of the Year

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump is Time magazine’s Person of the Year.

The president-elect’s selection was announced Wednesday morning on NBC’s “Today” show.

The Manhattan real estate magnate went from fiery underdog to win the White House over Democrat Hillary Clinton.

Trump won the Electoral College vote, while Clinton won the popular vote.

 

 

Time’s managing editor Nancy Gibbs said Clinton was the No. 2 finalist.

NW Kansas students among the winners of WKMA scholarships

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image002DODGE CITY — Western Kansas Manufacturers Association (WKMA), sponsor of the 3i SHOW, is proud to continue their support of western Kansas students furthering their education at area community colleges, technical colleges and universities through their annual scholarship program. The scholarships are for freshman students who are residents of western Kansas, have graduated from a western Kansas high school and are U.S. citizens. Preference is given to students enrolling in Agri-Business, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering, Pre-Engineering, or Business Administration.

WKMA would like to congratulate the following 2016-2017 school year scholarship recipients: Annika Panek, a Cunningham High School graduate, was awarded a $500 scholarship to Barton Community College; Makayla Hoffman, a Colby High School graduate, was awarded a $500 scholarship to Colby Community College; Oscar Campos, a Dodge City High School graduate, was awarded a $500 scholarship at Dodge City Community College; Alejandra Nila-Aparicio, a Ulysses High School graduate, was awarded a $500 scholarship to Garden City Community College; Connar Younkman, a Holcomb High School graduate, was awarded a $500 scholarship to NCK Tech; Jesus Mendoza, a Cimarron High School graduate, was awarded $500 to Northwest Kansas Technical College; Eliseo Gamino, a Liberal High School graduate, was awarded a $500 scholarship at Seward County Community College/ATS; Hannah Waldman, a Wheatland High School graduate, was awarded a $700 scholarship at Fort Hays State University; Rachel Schuetze, a Dodge City High School graduate, was awarded a $700 scholarship at Kansas State University; and Chase Romme, a Thomas More Prep High School graduate, was awarded a $700 scholarship at the University of Kansas.

Scholarships are funded by the annual 3i SHOW belt buckle sales. Visit the merchandise tab at www.3ishow.com for ordering information.

Tuesday’s High School basketball results

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High School Scoreboard WhitmoreBOYS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 62, Rock Creek 56
Andale 56, Andover 51
Andover Central 56, Wichita Campus 38
Arkansas City 62, Hutchinson 61
Ashland 64, Deerfield 44
Belle Plaine 61, Sedgwick 57
Beloit 51, Clay Center 31
Blue Valley 76, KC Wyandotte 41
Burlingame 57, Lyndon 49
Burrton 78, Elyria Christian 67
BV West 53, Lawrence Free State 49
Cair Paravel 72, Shawnee Mission Christian 35
Caney Valley 65, Neodesha 59
Centralia 63, Wetmore 35
Concordia 61, Republic County 52
Derby 63, McPherson 46
Derby Invasion 54, St. John’s Military 52
Douglass 56, Fredonia 45
Galena 71, Oswego 37
Goddard 69, Buhler 68
Goddard-Eisenhower 74, Newton 44
Halstead 54, Solomon 40
Hanover 90, Axtell 30
Hays 79, Pratt 71
Hesston 43, Garden Plain 42
Highland Park 66, KC Sumner 46
Holton 63, Royal Valley 57
Horton 44, McLouth 26
Hutchinson Trinity 45, Chaparral 37
Jefferson North 71, Immaculata 61
Jefferson West 65, Riverside 33
Kapaun Mount Carmel 75, Wichita West 33
Labette County 68, Frontenac 60
Lee’s Summit Community Christian, Mo. 73, SM South 60
Liberal 57, Guymon, Okla. 40
Maize 73, Salina South 49
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 57, Oskaloosa 30
McAuley Catholic, Mo. 58, Baxter Springs 52
Moscow 59, Rolla 24
Nemaha Central 60, Atchison County 27
Perry-Lecompton 29, Sabetha 27
Pittsburg 53, Girard 36
Pittsburg Colgan 47, Jasper, Mo. 45
Pleasant Ridge 40, Valley Falls 39
Rose Hill 36, Chanute 31
Salina Central 49, Junction City 33
Santa Fe Trail 64, West Franklin 53
Shawnee Heights 77, Lansing 47
Silver Lake 68, Council Grove 58
SM Northwest 51, Mill Valley 44
Southeast Saline 58, Smoky Valley 54
Spring Hill 53, Atchison 52
Troy 80, Doniphan West 51
Valley Center 69, Cheney 66
Wamego 73, Riley County 27
Washburn Rural 74, Topeka West 57
Washington County 44, Frankfort 43
Wellington 52, Conway Springs 50
Wichita East 64, Wichita North 31
Wichita Heights 72, Wichita Bishop Carroll 56
Wichita South 67, Wichita Northwest 46
Bennington Tournament
Bennington 69, Minneapolis 45
Halstead 54, Solomon 40
Burlington Tournament
Burlington 66, Anderson County 51
Louisburg 63, Baldwin 50
Caldwell Tournament
Caldwell 60, Norwich 41
Central Burden 54, Argonia 51
Castle Rock Tournament
Dighton 46, Quinter 28
Ellis 67, Rawlins County 50
Cattle Trail Tournament
Wauneta-Palisade, Neb. 74, Oberlin-Decatur 37
Chapman Tournament
El Dorado 53, Chapman 52, OT
Salina Sacred Heart 66, Rossville 52
Cimarron Tournament
Minneola 51, Meade 47
Satanta 55, Bucklin 45
South Gray 60, Sublette 28
Circle Tournament
Circle 66, Wichita Independent 61
Emporia Tournament
Emporia 55, Coffeyville 38
Parsons 57, Independence 55
Fairfield Tournament
Chase 42, Fairfield 40, OT
Otis-Bison 70, Stafford 21
Goessel Tournament
Hutchinson Central Christian 44, Goessel 42
Herington Tournament
Herington 57, Madison/Hamilton 27
Lebo 61, Wichita Classical 38
Humboldt Tournament
Erie 44, Crest 25
Humboldt 70, Uniontown 44
Kingman Tournament
Kingman 69, Wichita Sunrise 38
Wellington 52, Conway Springs 50
Larned Tournament
Macksville 71, Kiowa County 60
St. John 103, Kinsley 6
Linn County Tournament
Prairie View 66, Pleasanton 23
Marion Tournament
Eureka 58, Peabody-Burns 18
Marmaton Valley Tournament
Olpe 62, West Elk 43
Moundridge Tournament
Hillsboro 68, Lyons 31
Inman 53, Moundridge 48
Natoma Tournament
Natoma 64, Western Plains-Healy 27
Pawnee Heights 59, Palco 32
Osborne Tournament
Osborne 58, Thunder Ridge 22
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 50, Lakeside 29
Paola Tournament
Bonner Springs 70, Wellsville 66
Truman, Mo. 60, KC East Christian 54
KC Harmon 47, Paola 46
Olathe Northwest 51, Eudora 39
Russell Tournament
Central Plains 67, Lincoln 29
Ellsworth 66, Phillipsburg 60
Skyline Tournament
Pratt Skyline 69, Medicine Lodge 65
Pretty Prairie 68, Cunningham 32
St. Mary’s Tournament
Onaga 53, Northern Heights 41
Syracuse/Stanton County Tournament
Holly, Colo. 75, Johnson-Stanton County 63
McClave, Colo. 47, Greeley County 30
Syracuse 51, Granada, Colo. 26
Tescott Tournament
Sylvan-Lucas 47, Wilson 39
Tescott 42, Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 28
Thunderbird Invitational
Clifton-Clyde 62, Wakefield 56
Smith Center 57, Rock Hills 53
Trego Tournament
LaCrosse 45, Trego 37
Ness City 69, Northern Valley 45
Udall Tournament
Attica 49, Cedar Vale/Dexter 43
Oxford 40, Udall 5
Yates Center Tournament
Hartford 62, Bluestem 51

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Abilene 69, Rock Creek 25
Andale 45, Andover 39
Andover Central 51, Wichita Campus 28
Argonia 63, Central Burden 29
Baldwin 56, Louisburg 50
Centralia 61, Wetmore 31
Chaparral 53, Hutchinson Trinity 34
Chase County 40, Wabaunsee 38
Circle 70, Wichita Independent 61
Clay Center 50, Beloit 41
Concordia 51, Republic County 45
Council Grove 64, Silver Lake 34
Fredonia 55, Douglass 50
Galena 39, Oswego 32
Girard 52, Pittsburg 44
Goddard 48, Buhler 17
Hanover 74, Axtell 35
Hays 53, Pratt 33
Hesston 41, Garden Plain 32
Holton 64, Royal Valley 41
Horton 55, McLouth 25
Hutchinson 37, Arkansas City 23
Jefferson North 55, Immaculata 30
Jefferson West 64, Riverside 25
KC Schlagle 99, Highland Park 36
KC Sumner 54, Pembroke Hill, Mo. 48
Labette County 74, Frontenac 39
Lawrence 71, Topeka Hayden 60
Liberal 48, Guymon, Okla. 28
Lyndon 34, Burlingame 29
Maize 47, Salina South 15
Maur Hill – Mount Academy 44, Oskaloosa 25
McPherson 49, Derby 36
Minneola 51, Meade 47
Nemaha Central 44, Atchison County 19
Newton 60, Goddard-Eisenhower 35
Norwich 47, Caldwell 44
Pittsburg Colgan 36, Jasper, Mo. 21
Riley County 46, Wamego 45
Rolla 35, Moscow 29
Rose Hill 59, Chanute 14
Sabetha 44, Perry-Lecompton 31
Salina Central 61, Junction City 45
Sedgwick 49, Belle Plaine 31
Shawnee Heights 61, Lansing 58
Shawnee Mission Christian 54, Cair Paravel 47
SM North 64, KC Wyandotte 19
SM Northwest 36, Mill Valley 31
Smoky Valley 43, Southeast Saline 27
South Barber 44, Burlington 38
Spring Hill 59, Atchison 30
Topeka 60, Topeka Seaman 45
Troy 45, Doniphan West 39, OT
Valley Center 53, Cheney 51
Valley Falls 61, Pleasant Ridge 50
Valley Heights 53, BV Randolph 40
Washburn Rural 55, Topeka West 28
Washington County 50, Frankfort 41
Wichita Bishop Carroll 65, Wichita Heights 54
Wichita East 59, Wichita North 29
Wichita South 46, Wichita Northwest 33
Bennington Tournament
Halstead 62, Solomon 29
Minneapolis 43, Bennington 22
Burlington Tournament
Baldwin 56, Louisburg 50
Burlington 42, Anderson County 26
Castle Rock Tournament
Dighton 46, Rawlins County 17
Hoxie 59, Ellis 33
Cattle Trail Tournament
Oberlin-Decatur 46, Arapahoe, Neb. 39
Chapman Tournament
Chapman 40, El Dorado 28
Rossville 65, Salina Sacred Heart 23
Emporia Tournament
Emporia 57, Coffeyville 9
Independence 46, Parsons 31
Eudora Tournament
Eudora 31, Harrisonville, Mo. 24
KC Bishop Ward 54, Bonner Springs 43
KC Piper 47, St. James Academy 23
Paola 56, Wellsville 27
Fairfield Tournament
Fairfield 58, Chase 46
Otis-Bison 69, Stafford 21
Goessel Tournament
Goessel 29, Hutchinson Central Christian 24
Little River 49, Burrton 33
Herington Tournament
Lebo 42, Wichita Classical 24
Madison/Hamilton 38, Herington 35
Humboldt Tournament
Erie 42, Crest 32
Humboldt 47, Uniontown 12
Kingman Tournament
Kingman 68, Wichita Sunrise 32
Wellington 46, Conway Springs 39
Larned Tournament
Kiowa County 37, Macksville 23
St. John 67, Kinsley 56
Linn County Tournament
Drexel, Mo. 49, Jayhawk Linn 33
Marion Tournament
Eureka 37, Peabody-Burns 18
Marmaton Valley Tournament
Northeast-Arma 39, Marmaton Valley 29
Olpe 60, West Elk 28
Moundridge Tournament
Hillsboro 42, Lyons 35
Moundridge 51, Inman 30
Natoma tournament
Natoma 36, Western Plains-Healy 21
Palco 49, Pawnee Heights 26
Osborne Tournament
St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 40, Lakeside 25
Thunder Ridge 59, Osborne 32
Russell Tournament
Central Plains 94, Lincoln 12
Ellsworth 47, Phillipsburg 19
Skyline Tournament
Cunningham 42, Pretty Prairie 15
Medicine Lodge 51, Pratt Skyline 28
St Paul Tournament
St. Paul 36, Chetopa 28
St. Mary’s Tournament
Northern Heights 44, Onaga 31
St. Mary’s 56, Mission Valley 47
Syracuse/Stanton County Tournament
Elkhart 44, Walsh, Colo. 13
Holly, Colo. 47, Johnson-Stanton County 25
McClave, Colo. 36, Greeley County 26
Syracuse 59, Granada, Colo. 15
Tescott Tournament
Glasco/Miltonvale-Southern Cloud 50, Tescott 21
Wilson 66, Sylvan-Lucas 57
Thunderbird Invitational
Clifton-Clyde 34, Wakefield 21
Smith Center 51, Rock Hills 20
Trego Tournament
LaCrosse 59, Trego 49
Northern Valley 38, Ness City 35
Udall Tournament
Attica 34, Cedar Vale/Dexter 29
Udall 53, Oxford 23
Yates Center Tournament
Hartford 41, Bluestem 26
Yates Center 53, Altoona-Midway 15

District Attorney awaiting KBI report of fatal Kan. officer-involved shooting

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Officers on the scene of Tuesday's fatal officer involved shooting in Hutchinson-photo courtesy KWCH
Officers on the scene of Tuesday’s fatal officer involved shooting in Hutchinson-photo courtesy KWCH

HUTCHINSON – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is working on an independent investigation into Tuesday’s fatal officer-involved shooting at a home in Hutchinson, according to a media release.

Once completed, the findings will be turned over to the Reno County Attorney for review.

The KBI had agents and a crime scene reconstruction team on the scene Tuesday. Preliminary information indicates that shortly after 2:00 a.m., two officers from the Hutchinson Police Department arrived at a residence at 3503 North Ridgewood in Hutchinson in response to a 911 call. After entering the residence, they encountered a man with a firearm. Both officers discharged their firearms, fatally injuring him.

The victim was later identified as 55-year-old Richard R. Jones of Hutchinson.

No further information was released late Tuesday.

Cold, snowy Wednesday

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screen-shot-2016-12-07-at-5-16-42-amToday Snow showers likely, mainly before 2pm. Patchy blowing snow between 2pm and 3pm. Cloudy, with a high near 24. East northeast wind 11 to 14 mph becoming north in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New snow accumulation of around an inch possible.

Tonight Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming clear, with a low around 7. Wind chill values as low as -6. North northwest wind around 10 mph.

ThursdaySunny, with a high near 25. Wind chill values as low as -7. Northwest wind 6 to 11 mph.

Thursday NightPartly cloudy, with a low around 8. Calm wind becoming southeast 5 to 7 mph after midnight.

FridayMostly sunny, with a high near 34.

Friday NightPartly cloudy, with a low around 20.

SaturdayMostly sunny, with a high near 44.

Saturday NightPartly cloudy, with a low around 21.

SundayMostly sunny, with a high near 36.

Game wardens arrest Kansas suspect for hunting, drug violations

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Photos KDWP&T Game Wardens
Photos KDWP&T Game Wardens

FRANKLIN COUNTY – Law enforcement authorities in Franklin County are investigating a suspect for hunting and drug violations.

On Sunday, a Franklin County Kansas Game Warden responded to landowner’s complaint of a trespassing hunter, according to a social media report.

The suspect was hunting without permission from the landowner and was is facing additional charges include hunting without a hunting license, hunting deer without a deer permit, no screen-shot-2016-12-07-at-5-08-39-amhunter orange, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Authorities did not release the name of the suspect

19-year-old Kansas man enters plea to child-sex charges

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Richmond-photo Leavenworth Co.
Richmond-photo Leavenworth Co.

LEAVENWORTH COUNTY -A northeastern Kansas man is scheduled for sentencing next month after his no-contest plea to child-sex charges in Leavenworth on Monday.

County Attorney Todd Thompson says Robert Richmond, 19, pleaded no contest to aggravated indecent liberties with a child, a severity level three person felony.

The Leavenworth County Attorney’s Office filed charges following an incident on January 22, 2016, in which Richmond allegedly engaged in illegal sexual contact with a minor.

Sentencing is set for January 25, 2016 at 10 a.m.

Hays basketball sweeps state ranked Pratt teams

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By Dustin Armbruster

Hays High was back on the basketball court 72 hours following the Hays City Shootout, to take on Pratt Tuesday night. The Hays High girls were coming off a third place showing to take on the #10 4A-D2 Lady Greenbacks. Both the boys teams entered the night ranked in their respective classes, Hays at #4 in 4A-D1 and Pratt at #2 in 4A-D2.

Girls
Hays 53 – Pratt 33

Hays trailed only once on their way to an easy win on Tuesday night. Pratt scored two points on the first possession of the game, which was followed up by a 16-3 Hays High run. The Indians made their first six shots and all eight of their first half free throws to grab a 31-13 lead. Savannah Schneider scored the first 11 points for the Indians and tied a career high 19 with four minutes remaining in the second quarter. Hays High also turned up the pressure on the defensive side, forcing 22 first half turnovers.

Highlights

The Indians pushed their lead as high as 25 on two occasions in the third quarter outscoring Pratt 13-7 for a second consecutive quarter. Hays led by as many as 28 in the fourth quarter and won 53-33. The Indians forced 38 turnovers in the game. The Indians played 15 in the game with 11 scoring.

Coach Kirk Maska

Savannah Schneider was the only player in double figures, scoring a career high 23. The Lady Indians improve to 3-1 and play Junction City next Tuesday. Pratt falls to 0-2.

Boys
Hays 79 – Pratt 71 OT

Hays and Pratt battled to a two point game at half time with the Greenbacks leading 28-26. Hays led by six at two different points of the first quarter and 15-11 after eight minutes. Pratt took their first lead at 16-5, but Hays answered back with a 9-2 run to build the lead back up to six. Pratt got on their best run of the first half outscoring Hays 10-0 leading their lead up 28-24. Shane Berens hit a put back shot at the buzzer to get Hays with in two at 28-26 at half time.

Highlights

Hays and Pratt remained close in the third quarter switching the lead seven times and having the scored tied three times. Hays trailed 40-39 after three quarters. Hays fell behind by seven at 53-46 with 4:20 remaining in the game. Hays cut into the lead with six straight points and then took the lead at 56-55 when Shane Berens made the first of two free throws, but Claiborne Kyles rebounded a miss on the second attempt and sank a three pointer with 2:20 remaining. The two teams swapped the lead three more times with Pratt building their lead to five with eighteen seconds remaining at 63-58. Collyn Kreutzer banked in a three pointer with six seconds left. After a Hays time out and foul, Pratt hit one of two free throws to leave the window open for the Indians. Kreuzter was fouled on a three point attempt with nine-hundredths of a second left. Kreuzter hit the first free throw, Pratt took a full timeout, and then he sank the final two attempts to tie the game at 64. Pratt did get off a desperation heave that rimmed out from three quarters court.

Pratt took the only lead in overtime at 67-64, but Hays answered with fourteen straight points swapping the lead for a fifteenth and final time. Hays outscored the Greenbacks 15-7 in overtime taking the 79-71 win.

Coach Rick Keltner

Noah Meyers for Pratt led all scoring with 25 and Samson Kohman added 18. Hays was led by Claiborne Kyles with 22, Collyn Kreutzer with 15, Tyrese Hill scored 11 and Shane Berens collected a double-double with 14 points and 14 rebounds. Hays is 4-0 on the season and returns to action in one week to take on Junction City. Pratt drops to 1-1.

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