Trego attorney resigns -,

Hays Daily News - Fri Nov 06

Trego County Attorney Jill Elliott, only five months on the job, has resigned. Contacted Thursday, Elliott said she submitted her resignation to Trego County commissioners in a letter Tuesday.

WaKeeney firm gets grant to train workers

Hays Daily News - Wed Oct 28

Last month, WaKeeney and Trego County heralded the new partnership involving MCM Inc., the manufacturer of the super-duty Dirt King tricycles.

Commission to discuss regulating peddlers -,

Hays Daily News - Wed Oct 14

When the Hays City Commission meets for a work session at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, commissioners will discuss a possible ordinance regulating peddlers, solicitors and canvassers within city limits.

First winter weather causes accidents

Salina Journal - Sat Oct 10

Light flurries appeared in Salina late Saturday afternoon but didna TMt accumulate or slicken roads.

Volunteers keep Trego County ambulance service rolling -,

Hays Daily News - Tue Oct 06

With a volunteer committee of seven, the Trego County ambulance service is purring along.

Trego County meeting Wednesday -,

Hays Daily News - Tue Sep 29

The Trego County Commission will meet Wednesday for its regular end-of-the-month meeting.

WaKeeney firm looking to future -,

Hays Daily News - Thu Sep 10

Even in an uncertain economy, a superior product is more than enough to make a deal work.

Trego County ambulance service could lose license

Salina Journal - Thu Sep 10

State regulators are giving the troubled Trego County ambulance service about 10 days to get into compliance or face the possibility of losing its license.

State regulators rap Trego County ambulance service

Hays Daily News - Wed Sep 09

State regulators are giving the troubled Trego County ambulance service about 10 days to get into compliance or face the possibility of losing its license.

Holiday weather will clear up -,

Hays Daily News - Fri Sep 04

For a few days this week, August and September swapped weather. Early in the week, thoughts of sweaters were on residents' minds, as the low temperature dipped into the 50s.