Month: September 2024
United Bank and Trust Donates to CCCIF’s Match Day
By Rhys Baker The Clay Center Community Improvement Foundation (CCCIF) is hosting its 7th annual match day to benefit non-profit organizations in the Clay Center
Colby Barber Memorial Run Honors Stunt-Loving Outdoorsman, Farmer
On Saturday, September 14th the fifth annual Colby Barber Memorial Run will take place around the community. Motorcycle riders will spend the day traveling between
Plan Ahead: I-70 Construction in Geary County Could Impact Game Day Travel
KDOT Release The Kansas Department of Transportation anticipates greater delays on I-70 through Junction City in Geary County due to the Kansas State University home
Obituary-Wayne Davies
Wayne Martin Davies, age 73 of Leonardville, passed away Monday, September 9, 2024. He was born on July 10, 1951, in Clay Center, the son
Junction City Middle School TikTok Threat Deemed Unfounded; Increased Security Measures in Place
Yesterday afternoon, the Junction City Police Department was alerted to TikTok threats targeting Junction City Middle School, part of a list of potential school shooting
Obituary- Emma “Mina” Purling-Burkett
Emma (Mina) Purling-Burkett, 97, of Clay Center, Kansas passed away Wednesday, August 21, 2024 at the Liberty Place of Clay Center. She was born Emma
Storytime Begins Again At Clay Center Library
By Payton Tholstrup The Clay Center Carnegie Library has offered Preschool Story Time for nearly 20 years. The program starts in September, lasts through April,
Creating Your Emergency Kit: National Preparedness Month
By Payton Tholstrup Do you have an emergency kit? If you don’t, now might be the time to consider making one. September is National Preparedness
September Is National Preparedness Month: What You Should Know
By Payton Tholstrup September is National Preparedness Month. While talking about disasters or emergencies isn’t always easy, it is necessary to be prepared. Preparing for
Researchers Explore New Treatment for Drug-Resistant Pneumonia and Sepsis by Targeting Pain-Sensing Nerves
Bacterial pneumonia and sepsis are major causes of hospitalization and death. Researchers from Kansas State University’s Division of Biology have found that problems with the