Month: January 2025
Savanna Chestnut and the Field Hands Return to Brown Grand
Brown Grand Opera House The Brown Grand Opera House, Inc. is thrilled to host Kansas Country Artist Savanna Chestnut and the Field Hands on Saturday,
CCCHS Girls Wrestling Dual vs Wamego
Weight Summary WAHS CCCH 100 Varsity – Sydney Ballinger (Wamego HS) over Unknown (For.) 6 0 105 Varsity – Peyton Brazzle (Wamego HS) over Brooklyn Gordon (Clay Center Community
CCCHS Wrestling Boys Dual Results vs Wamego
Weight Summary WAHS CCCH 106 Varsity – Greyson Stream (Wamego HS) over Ronnail Beougher (Clay Center Community HS) (Fall 1:23) 6 0 113 Varsity – Harry Costa (Wamego HS) over Thayne Pfizenmaier (Clay
Obituary-Clint H. Walker
Clint H. Walker, age 50, entered into rest on Friday, January 24, 2025, in Jamestown, Kansas. He was born in Belleville, Kansas to James and Christine
Obituary- Donnis Knoettgen
Funeral services for 98 year old Donnis Knoettgen will be held on Saturday. She died on Sunday, January 26, 2025 at the Leonardville Nursing Home.
Dickinson County Conservation District’s 80th Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner will Celebrate Producers in the Area
By: Ryan Duey The Dickinson County Conservation District will hold its 80th Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner on Thursday, February 13th at Sterl Hall in
Kansas Steps Up: 2025 Walk Kansas Challenge Celebrates 25 Years of Fitness and Fun
Kansas residents are rallying for the 2025 Walk Kansas challenge, a health and fitness program celebrating its 25th year. Sharolyn Jackson, a family and consumer
2nd Annual ‘Manhattan Seed Swap’ at the Flint Hills Discovery Center
FHDC The Flint Hills Discovery Center (FHDC) will host the second annual Manhattan Seed Swap event in conjunction with several community partners on Sunday, February 16 from
Erica Johnson Among 2025 Kansas Health Champion Award Recipients for Leadership in Community Wellness
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Governor’s Council on Wellness (GCOW) honored the 2025 Kansas Health Champion Award recipients during the
Unprecedented Tuberculosis Outbreak in Northeast Kansas, Health Officials Report 67 Active Cases
Public health officials in Kansas are calling a tuberculosis (TB) outbreak in northeast Kansas “unprecedented.” The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) reports 67