Month: August 2024
K-State to Host World Religions Festival, Celebrating Global Faith and Culture
By: Ryan Duey Kansas State University invites the public to explore and celebrate global faiths at its World Religions Festival, on August 27th from 7:00
KBC Awards $10,000 in Scholarships to Expand Lactation Support and Address Breastfeeding Disparities in Kansas
The Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition (KBC), with support from the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund, has awarded $10,000 in educational scholarships to further lactation support in
New Trial Date Set for Former Kansas Undersheriff
The trial date for Harold “Hank” Stellner initially reported of August 1, has been rescheduled to September 26, and September 27 beginning at 9:00 a.m.
Clay Center Fire Department Awarded Smoke Detector Grant
By Payton Tholstrup The Clay Center Fire Department has been awarded a smoke detector grant for homeowners in Clay Center for 2024. The grant is
Grow Clay County Adds Speakers Downtown
By Rhys Baker Cooperation has led the way to beautiful music in downtown Clay Center. In 2017 students from Kansas State University started a revitalization
Kansas State Experts Explain Body Condition Scoring for Cattle, Drawing Parallels to Human BMI
Body mass index helps individuals assess their physical health by measuring body fat through a weight-to-height ratio. Similarly, cattle producers use a body condition scoring
Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt Urges Kansas Students and Parents to Add Insurance to Back-to-School Checklist
As students across Kansas gear up for the new school year, Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt urges students and parents to include insurance on their back-to-school
Kansas Gas Service Rate Case Moves to Settlement Hearing: Proposed Agreement Could Increase Residential Bills
An evidentiary hearing scheduled for next week in the Kansas Gas Service rate case has been converted to a settlement hearing. The Kansas Corporation Commission
Governor Laura Kelly Signs Senate Bill 1: $2 Billion Tax Relief for Kansans Over Five Years, Including Property Tax Cuts and Social Security Tax Elimination
Today, August 8, Governor Laura Kelly ceremonially signed Senate Bill 1, the bipartisan comprehensive package, in Leavenworth. The bill reduces taxes for Kansans while ensuring
Repairs Underway on Rex Theatre’s Awning
The Rex Theatre in Clay Center underwent repairs the week of August 5th in order to repair a leaking awning. Renee Langvardt, Managing Director at