Month: July 2024
K-State to Open Paradise Jam with George Washington
By Jayson Henderson MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State will face George Washington in the first round of the 2024 U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam on
Lugo’s Case to Start ASG Remains Strong Despite Rough Start
By Jayson Henderson BOSTON — Royals manager Matt Quatraro has lobbied for Seth Lugo to start the All-Star Game for the American League. Quatraro presented
Clay Center Football Coach Marc Henry Outlines Goals and Strategies for the New Season
By Jayson Henderson In a recent interview, Coach Marc Henry outlined his team’s goals and preparations for the upcoming football season. With several key players
Coach Robert Moran Prepares Clay Center Volleyball Team for Promising Season
By Jayson Henderson The upcoming volleyball season holds high expectations for Coach Robert Moran and his team. In a recent interview, Moran shared insights into
GCHS to Host Cowboy-Themed STEAM Saturday
By Ryan Duey The Geary County Historical Society and Museums (GCHS) will host a “Cowboy Science” STEAM Saturday on July 20th. The event will be
National Day of the Cowboy at the Flint Hills Discovery Center
By Ryan Duey Wrangle up the family and join the Flint Hills Discovery Center for National Day of the Cowboy, an annual celebration of the
Support Your Local 4-Hers While Enjoying the Rodeo
By Ryan Duey Local Clay County 4-H Ambassadors are gearing up for over a week of activities at the Clay County Fairgrounds. They will be
Scouts BSA Troop 254g: Clay Center’s First Girls Scouting Troop
By Quinn O’Hara The Boy Scouts of America first began to let girls join their ranks five years ago. Since then, several girls have joined
Drought-Stricken Wheat Production and Weed Control: K-State Expert Recommends Strategic Herbicide Use
By Trish Svoboda Drought significantly impacts wheat production, leading to reduced yields and shortened plant heights. Post-harvest herbicide applications are also affected by drought, according
K-State Horticulture Expert Stresses Importance of Proper Poison Ivy Identification and Safe Removal Techniques
By Trish Svoboda Most people agree that avoiding poison ivy is good advice, but Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini emphasizes that this starts