An Archive Of Haysville History
No Longer Open. Closed in July of 2010.
Pizza, salads, sandwiches and pasta. Carry out and a dining area.
240 N Main suite 200 Haysville, KS. (316)558-5144
Click here for menu (PDF). Note: menu may be out dated.
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New Community Bank Building.
The Community Bank of Haysville will be building a permanent structure this year just South of their temporary building at 371 N. Main. Read more here.
The Pizza Place Moving To Haysville.
The owners of Johnny Bs in Haysville have purchased the Pizza Place in Mulvane and has moved it next door to to them here in Haysville. Read more in this weeks issue of the Sun-Times.
Johnny Bs Customer Appreciation Day.
The Sun-Times also reports Johnny Bs will be having their customer appreciation day today from 11:00am – 9:00pm.
Added a menu to the Renes Mexican Fast Food and the Great Wall listings in the Haysville Dining Guide.
Photo taken February of 2010.
233 N. Main was originally built as a Taco Grande Mexican fast food restaurant. Taco Grande closed after the building was severely damaged by the 1999 tornado. The building was rebuilt and then taken over by Beehler Realty. Beehler realty moved out of the building in 2009. It was later Taco J’s and then a texmex/bbq restaurant. The latter caught fire and closed. The building was demolished in november of 2017.
Photo taken February 2010.
Don’t know the date this building was built but it was originally built as the Prairie State Bank. It was severely damaged in the 1999 tornado and rebuilt. Later it became Emprise Bank
User submitted and my own photos added to the Photo Album.
Hawk in a Haysville Backyard. Replica of the first Haysville State Bank displayed in the library. Painting of Haysville Main street by Richard Ten Eyck that hangs in the library.
Saturday, April 17th at the Haysville Middle School 900 W Grand. 9:00am – 3:00pm.
Local businesses will be promoting their goods and services.
This years expo will include a car show.
More info here.
The other night while driving by the Haysville Middle School, a vehicle in the parking lot caught my attention. It was a cute little white car with the word “Hawks” in giant red letters on the side. I couldn’t imagine an individual displaying the name of their kids middle school mascot so big and boldly on their personal vehicle. I thought only Chiefs fans did that. So I quickly concluded that this must be a USD 261 vehicle payed for with my tax dollars. I wondered who was driving this thing the principal? Argh!
The next day it just so happens that I spot the same or a similar vehicle at another location far from the middle school. Upon closer inspection I then realized my jump to a conclusion was a stupid one.
Do you know how this story ends?
Hawks Inter-State Pestmasters, Inc. Vehicle.
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Haysville, KS – Mayor Ken Hampton announced the receipt of a grant awarded to the City through the Community Resource Act (CRA) program, administered by the Kansas State University Division of Continuing Education. Mayor Hampton stated, “I appreciate the efforts of our Planning Coordinator Jeana Morgan in securing this funding for our Community.” The $4,000 grant will be used to establish and operate community resource programs, community education programs, and community development programs.
Surveys were given to the public to help develop class ideas based on the desired education opportunities expressed from the surveys. The Haysville Educational Learning Partners (HELP) has been established to help implement classes such as: Self Defense for Women; Weight Loss; Senior Scrapbooking; Budgeting; Hunter Safety. Classes will be offered at little or no cost to the participants.
CRA program leaders believe that by assisting communities such as Haysville, they can provide for the educational, recreational, social, and cultural needs of the community. Program leaders encourage utilizing volunteers to teach skills and educate those in the community. The City is currently looking for volunteers to teach classes. If you have a skill or talent and are interested in teaching a class, please contact Planning/Community Relations Coordinator Jeana Morgan at 316-529-5900.
From the Hays Daily News…
Dylan Schumacher laid back on the mat, his arms extended outward. Next to him, Haysville-Campus senior Dalton Miller raised his arms in victory. The scene punctuated a 4-3 Schumacher loss in the final of the 112-pound division of the Bob Kuhn Senior Prairie Classic on Saturday at Hays High School.
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