Month: June 2023
Washington County Commissioner Gives Update On Keystone Pipeline Clean Up
It has been over six months since the Keystone Pipeline leaked thousands of barrels of oil in and around Mill Creek northeast of Washington, Kansas.
Update on the Gas Leak from June 28th
Safeena Walji from Kansas Gas took time to give a quote and give us some insight on a gas leak that happened on June 28th
Battle of the Barrel at Clay County’s Independence Day Celebration
One of the events the Clay County Independence Day Celebration is bringing back from last year is the battle of the barrel. For those who
Cloud County Community College Has Received Reaffirmation of HLC Accreditation
The Higher Learning Commission, or the HLC, has officially taken Cloud County Community College off probation effective June 22nd. Cloud was originally placed on probation
Four Manhattan Residents Arrested for Fentanyl-Related Charges
Director Brian Peete of the Riley County Police Department spoke about the arrests they made related to the suspected fentanyl overdoses at a press conference.
Kansas Celebrates Independence Day with Fireworks and Dark Skies
Kansas residents are gearing up for a spectacular Fourth of July, as a new study reveals that the state is among the top spenders on
Lighthouse For Christ Offers a Referral Program For Those In Need
Summer is here and with schools out and the heat hitting triple digits, Clay County residents may be facing unexpected financial hardships. For those needing
Storms in Republic and Washington Counties Bring Rainfall and Power Outages
On the evening of June 28th, counties in the KCLY listening area experienced some severe weather that carried into the following morning. Residents in Republic
Zelinski’s Preliminary Hearing Rescheduled
The hearing for a Beloit man involved in a deadly hit and run east of Clay Center last month has been rescheduled while waiting for
Clay Center’s Independence Day Celebration
The Clay Center Independence Day celebration is Monday, July 3rd beginning at 4 at the Clay County fairgrounds. Grow Clay County’s event and marketing coordinator