Month: September 2024
Lady Tigers Place Fifth at Concordia Golf Tournament
By Jayson Henderson The Clay Center Lady Tigers golf team finished fifth at the Concordia tournament on Tuesday with a total score of 493. Emma
Tigers Varsity and JV Volleyball Earn Wins Over Rock Creek
By Jayson Henderson The Clay Center Tigers varsity volleyball team secured a 2-0 win over Rock Creek in a competitive match on Tuesday. After dropping
Clay Center Dominates in 2024 Tennis Quad
By Jayson Henderson The Clay Center girls’ tennis team excelled at the 2024 Tennis Quad, finishing first with 25 total points. Adalyn Pfizenmaier led the
Clay Center Dominates Abilene in 34-7 Victory
By Jayson Henderson The Clay Center Tigers secured a decisive 34-7 win over the Abilene Cowboys in their home opener on Friday night. Senior quarterback
Wakefield Falls to Tescott and Rural Vista in Season Opener
By Jayson Henderson The Wakefield volleyball team opened their season at home on Thursday, September 5, with matches against Tescott and Rural Vista. The varsity
Attend the “Orphan Train Stories” at the Blue Rapids Museum this Weekend
By: Ryan Duey On Saturday, September 14th the Blue Rapids Museum will host a program on the orphan trains that came through the City in
Belleville Community Encouraged to Attend “Think Before You Post” Presentation at the Blair
By: Ryan Duey Chet Kuplen, CEO and Founder of Sports in Kansas, LLC, will present “Think Before You Post” – The Power of Social Media
Governor Kelly Orders Flags at Half-Staff to Honor 9/11 Victims and First Responders on September 11
In accordance with Executive Order #20-30, Governor Laura Kelly has directed that flags across the State of Kansas be flown at half-staff from sunrise to
Obituary-Ben Witty
Ben Burgess Witty, 79, of Wakefield, passed away on Wednesday, August 28, 2024 at Stormont-Vail Health in Topeka, Kansas. He was born on May 6,
Teammates Mentoring Program Begins Year 2
By Rhys Baker Counselors from USD 379 Clay County Schools have started the Teammates mentoring program at elementary schools in Clay Center. The program was