Month: March 2022
Resurfacing and guardrail projects in Geary County
Kansas- The Kansas Department of Transportation has begun work for a project realigning Old Milford Road and Old 77 Highway with Highway 77. A second
Obituary for Maxine Trahan
On March 6, 2022, LuEllen Maxine (Goldenstein) Trahan, 97 passed away at Mount Joseph Nursing Home, Concordia, KS. She was born May 26,
New rule lets low-income people in Kansas, Missouri keep shopping for health insurance
Kansas- For the first time, low-income people in Kansas and Missouri can buy health insurance on the federal exchange throughout the year. The new year-round
K-State food safety expert shares tips for spring, summer canning
By Taylor Jamison, K-State Research and Extension news service Manhattan, KS – Whether you’re an experienced home-canner or just starting, Kansas State University food scientist
Be prepared: K-State veterinarian says make arrangements for pets in family emergency plans
Manhattan, KS— Severe weather season is approaching and Susan Nelson, veterinarian and clinical professor at the Kansas State University Veterinary Health Center in the College
Linn County Man Arrested for Terrorism and Criminal Threat
Linn County, KS – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Linn County Sheriff’s Office announced that a Pleasanton man was arrested Wednesday evening for
Snow Day Snow Cream
Make Snow Day Snow Cream if you want a great way to celebrate a snow day with the kids. It’s a fun tasty treat made
Geary County Emergency Accident Reporting.
The County Offices have been closed for today due to the weather conditions. If you are in need of assistance from a Deputy please contact
Closures for 10 March 2022
–Light House for Christ in Clay Center is closed Thursday –Carnegie Library in Clay Center is closed Thursday –Clay Center Public Transportation is closed and
Governor Laura Kelly Directs Flags be Flown at Half-staff to Honor 8,003 Kansans Who Lost Their Lives to COVID-19
Topeka, KS– In honor of the more than 8,000 lives lost due to COVID-19, and the families they left behind, Governor Laura Kelly today directed