Month: June 2024
American Legion Post #101 to Retire American Flags in Honor of Flag Day
By Quinn O’Hara A partnership between the American Legion Post #101, and the Clay Center Elks Club will be retiring American flags on Friday, June
Justin Tadtman Farm Bureau Donates $2,800 to Clear Outstanding USD 379 Student Lunch Fees
By Quinn O’Hara Photo courtesy of Justin Tadtman, Farm Bureau. Justin is on the left, USD 379 Superintendent Brett Nelson on the right A $2,800
Nearly $20,000 Awarded Between 22 Young Clay Center Women in Scholarships From Business and Professional Women Organizations
By Quinn O’Hara Photo by Quinn O’Hara 22 recent Clay Center Community High School graduates were awarded scholarships through the Kansas Business and Professional Women
Various Topics Discussed During Clay County Commissioner’s June 10th Meeting
By Ryan Duey The Clay County Commission held its regular weekly meeting on Monday, June 10th with various topics discussed. Alex Trembath, EMS Director, met
K-State River Valley Extension Holding Several Youth Photography Classes
By Quinn O’Hara K-State Extension River Valley District Offices are organizing several free youth photography workshops to take place near the end of June. On
Four Years of Snow Cones: The Chilly Hillbilly Origin Story
By: Caylyn Pfizenmaier Photo courtesy of Chilly Hillbilly FB Page Throughout the summer The Chilly Hillbilly can be seen in the area serving the summer
Manhattan Man Arrested for Attempted Kidnapping after Attempting to Abduct Child
By Ryan Duey On June 13, 2024, at approximately 1:01 PM, officers from the Riley County Police Department responded to a reported attempted child abduction
U.S. Senators, Including Jerry Moran, Seek Clarity on OPTN Act Implementation, Stressing Congressional Intent and HHS Oversight
By Trish Svoboda Several U.S. Senators, including Sen. Jerry Moran, have urged the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) Board of Directors to correct several
Randolph’s Independence Day Celebration a Full Day of Fun
By Ryan Duey Since 1976, the year of the Bicentennial, the community of Randolph has been celebrating Independence Day with a two-day celebration. This year’s
Revolutionizing Soybean Farming: BASF’s Nemasphere Trait Promises 8% Yield Boost and Novel SCN Management by 2028
By Trish Svoboda In 2017, Mike McCarville, BASF trait development manager, planted soybeans with a transgenic trait, Nemasphere, developed by BASF to combat soybean cyst