Month: March 2024
Two Arrested in Death of One-Year-Old Daughter
By Ryan Duey Officers with the Riley County Police Department (RCPD) have arrested Matthew Paul Wesley Miller and Sonya Simone Monae Lark Williams in connection
Miltonvale’s 3rd Annual Spring Craft Show is Right Around the Corner
By Ryan Duey Miltonvale’s 3rd Annual Spring Craft Show is just around the corner. On Saturday, March 23rd Craft Vendors from around the area will
Clay Counts Coalition Talks Community Center, YLinK, and Fentanyl Crisis
By Quinn O’Hara On Wednesday, March 6, the Clay Counts Coalition met for their monthly meeting. The coalition invited Natalie Muruato, Grow Clay County’s Director,
Northeast Kansas’ Annual Junkin’ Trail Shop Hop Nears
By Ryan Duey Eight unique shops in Northeast Kansas will hold their annual “Junkin’ Trail Shop Hop” on Friday, March 22nd, and Saturday, March 23rd.
Clay County General Public Transportation Goes Digital With RideSheets
By Quinn O’Hara Clay County General Public Transportation is trialing a unique computer program that they say will allow them to serve customers more efficiently.
SRG Marketing Firm Unveils Successful Wheat Campaign and Plans for Wheat Foods Council’s Summer Meeting in Kansas
By Trish Svoboda In February, the Wheat Foods Council’s marketing agency, SRG Marketing Firm, presented an update on their 2023-2024 program, “Research, Recipes, Resources.” They
Kansas Department of Transportation Launches Study on Pay-Per-Mile Road Usage Charge
By Trish Svoboda The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is conducting a three-month study to assess if a pay-per-mile road usage charge (RUC) could replace
Obituary-Mable Habluetzel
Mable Arlene Habluetzel, 88, of Clay Center, Kansas, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, at The Good Shepherd Hospice House in Manhattan, KS.
Marysville in the Running for USA Today’s Best Small Town in the Midwest
By Ryan Duey The City of Marysville has been nominated as a finalist in USA Today’s Top 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Small
Wakefield City Superintendent Talks Roads, Controlled Burns, and Water Leaks
By Quinn O’Hara During the Wakefield City Council meeting on March 5, Wakefield Superintendent Kyle Murphy reported on the need for city roads to be