Month: January 2024
New Wakefield City Council Member Follows In Her Fathers Footsteps
By Quinn O’Hara Rhiannon Garcia was recently sworn into Wakefield City Council Seat #1 after running unopposed in the most recent Wakefield City Election. Garcia
Blood Drive Coming up in Junction City
By Ryan Duey The Red Cross will be putting on a Blood Drive in Junction City on January 18th and 19th. The hours on Jan.
Ceremony Scheduled for Deploying Soldiers
By Trish Svoboda Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 635th Armor Regiment, and the 170th Maintenance Company of the Kansas National Guard will be recognized at
Plunge into Tuttle Creek for a Good Cause
By Ryan Duey Registration is now open for the Annual Special Olympics Polar Plunge at Tuttle Creek State Park. This chilling event will be on
Suspects Arrested in Meade County for Meth and Fentanyl
By Trish Svoboda Two individuals, Jeffrey A. Filley, 47, and Theresa R. West, 32, were apprehended by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI), in collaboration
LightHouse for Christ Helped Many in 2023
By Ryan Duey In 2023 the Lighthouse for Christ helped hundreds of citizens and donated thousands of dollars in assistance to the Community. Abby Sprague,
Governor Kelly Announces Launch of Kansas Broadband Ready Communities
By Trish Svoboda Governor Laura Kelly announced in a release the introduction of Kansas Broadband Ready Communities, a new certification provided by the Kansas Office
Resolution Supporting Medicaid Adopted by Russell City
By Trish Svoboda On Tuesday, the Russell City Council met and adopted a resolution supporting the expansion of Medicaid, known as KanCare, in Kansas. A
CCCHS Big Cat Groove Band To Perform At Common Ground
By Quinn O’Hara he Clay Center Community High School Jazz Band has officially chosen ‘Big Cat Groove’ as their name. Big Cat Groove will be
Washington Passes Ordinance No. 823 for Fire Department
By Tim Voelker The Volunteer Fire Departments are very important to many communities in rural American. They are often taken for granted . Like so