Month: June 2024
Much Discussed During this Week’s Clay County Commission Meeting
By Ryan Duey On Monday, June 3rd the Clay County Commission held their regular weekly meeting. Many topics were discussed during this meeting, including 2025
Updated Ordinance Gives Wakefield Residents More Time To Light Fireworks Around Fourth of July
By Quinn O’Hara An updated city ordinance has given Wakefield residents more time to light fireworks around the Fourth of July. During the monthly Wakefield
Clay County Medical Center Teaching Teens To Safely Babysit With Safe Sitter Program
By Quinn O’Hara Clay County Medical Center is hosting their second Safe Sitter class of the year, and registration is almost full. Paige Hill, CCMC’s
Koinonia Theatre Offers Free Outdoor Movies for Families
For years, Riley resident Velder Booth has been purchasing equipment for what would become a mobile, outdoor family theater. There were supplies for a small
Obituary-David Taylor
David Eugene Taylor, age 70, of Blue Rapids, passed away Monday, June 3, 2024.He was born on September 5, 1953 in Topeka.Viewing will be from
Obituary-Marion Brenner
Marion Paul Brenner, age 92 of Randolph, passed away Monday, June 3, 2024, at the Clay County Medical Center. He was born on May 26,
Enhanced Lung Cancer Treatment Developed by K-State University Researchers; First Procedure Successfully Conducted in Australia for Clinical Study
By Trish Svoboda Researchers from Kansas State University have developed an enhanced method for treating lung cancer. The first application of this treatment in Australia
Pawnee Mental Health Welcomes New CFO and COO
By Ryan Duey Pawnee Mental Health has announced Lindsay Miller as their new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), alongside the appointment of George Macko as their
Enjoy Private Parties and Dollar Night Swims at Clay Center Aquatic Park
By Ryan Duey Clay Center Aquatic Park is offering Private Parties again this year. This allows families, businesses, or organizations to enjoy the Aquatic Park
Kansas Drought Leads to Shorter Wheat: KSU Specialist Recommends Harvest Modifications for Efficiency and Future Crop Benefits
By Trish Svoboda The drought that has been affecting parts of Kansas has resulted in shorter wheat plants and less dense crop stands this year.