Month: September 2024
Memorial Health System to Host Medicare Town Hall to Help Educate the Community
By: Ryan Duey Memorial Health System (MHS) in Abilene will host a Medicare Town Hall Meeting for the community on Monday, October 7th from 4:00
Washburn University School of Nursing Celebrates 50 Years with Special Anniversary Dinner
For 50 years, graduates of Washburn University School of Nursing have been caring for patients in the region. To celebrate their achievements, the school is
Lawmakers Demand Action on Kansas City Mail Delays After Audit Reveals Staffing and Management Issues
Today, Representatives Sharice Davids, Jake LaTurner, Mark Alford, Emanuel Cleaver, and Sam Graves joined together to address mail delivery delays in the Kansas City area.
Experts Warn: Rushing Calf Preparation Can Impact Sale Weight and Income; Stress-Reducing Tips from K-State
Rushing the process of preparing young calves for sale and not adhering to health protocols can cause stress and lower sale weights, affecting income, according
K-State Student Tests Positive for Tuberculosis; University and Health Officials Coordinating Response
A K-State student in Manhattan has tested positive for tuberculosis (TB) and is currently receiving treatment while isolating according to CDC guidelines. TB is caused
MANHATTAN SHORT 2024 Screens Top 10 Films From Worldwide Entries
Brown Grand Theater The Brown Grand Opera House in Concordia will play the screening of the MANHATTAN SHORT 2024 Film Festival on Sunday, September 29th,
Riley County Seeking Election Day Workers for November
Riley County Release Riley County Elections Division is hoping to hire 20 to 25 additional Election Day Workers to cover the General Election on November
Clifton-Clyde High School Woodworkers Bringing Back Tradition of Building Sheds for the Community
By: Ryan Duey The Clifton-Clyde High School Woodworking and Carpentry class is bringing back an over ten-year tradition of building small, outdoor sheds for people
Career Tech Education Funds give CCCHS students hands-on experience
By Rhys Baker Through the Carl Perkins grant, the Smoky Hill Education Service Center has awarded the Clay Center Community High School Yearbook and Journalism
Planning Commission, Zoning Board Approve Three Applications
On the morning of Sept. 17th the Clay Center Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals met to discuss three matters: one re-zoning request and