Month: March 2024
Wildcats Defeat River Hawks in Series Opener 10-1
By Jayson Henderson MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State baseball secured a convincing 10-1 victory over the River Hawks at Tointon Family Stadium. Brady Day’s two home
Grow Clay County Answers Lingering Life Center Questions
By Quinn O’Hara Grow Clay County has created a new webpage dedicated to clearing lingering questions about the new Clay Center Multigenerational Life Center. Natalie
New Wakefield Principal Mark Moneypenny Looking Forward To Engaging With New Community
By Quinn O’Hara USD 379 has selected Mark Moneypenny to replace Mike Teeter, who previously announced his retirement, as the Principal of the Wakefield School.
Clay Center Man Repairs Bikes and Donates Them
By Payton Tholstrup According to a report from Joseph Robben at WIBW, Steven Hill of Clay Center has been refurbishing bikes for over 40 years.
Latest Clay Center Mural To Appear On CVA Bin
By Quinn O’Hara In a press release on Tuesday, February 27th, A Mural Movement announced they will be painting a new 3,200 square foot mural
Clay County Medical Center Welcomes Bryce Dolan to the Team
By Ryan Duey Clay County Medical Center (CCMC) announced the addition of Bryce Dolan in a recent release. Dolan will serve as the Marketing, Communications,
Obituary-Julie Goeckel
Julie F. Goeckel, 62, of Hanover, KS, died March 2, 2024, at the Hanover Hospital. Visitation will be Tuesday, March 5, from 10 a.m. to
Kansas State Expert Stresses Soil Temperature’s Crucial Role in Home Gardening Success
By Trish Svoboda Cynthia Domenghini, a horticulture expert from Kansas State University, highlights the significance of soil temperature for home gardeners. She notes that soil
Twin Valley Launches 5 Gigabit Internet Service in Mulvane, Kansas, Spearheading $8 Million Fiber Expansion
By Trish Svoboda Twin Valley announces the launch of its 5 Gigabit symmetrical internet service for business and residential customers on its 100% fiber network
Take Down Tobacco Day Empowers Youth Against Commercial Tobacco Influence
By Trish Svoboda Members of the Resist program and the Tobacco Free Kansas Coalition organized Take Down Tobacco Day at the Capitol this week. The