Month: July 2025

Image courtesy AARP A new AARP report released ahead of Social Security’s 90th anniversary shows growing concern about the program’s future. Only 36% of Americans

Image courtesy Canva The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) has approved a settlement allowing Black Hills Energy to raise natural gas rates to recover service-related costs.

Soon-to-be freshman, Kinzee Charbonneau, competed in two individual events at the Jr. Olympics this week in Savannah, Georgia. She qualified earlier this summer after landing

Cole Pladson follows up being named the Kansas Gatorade Player of the Year for the second straight year by playing into the month of July

In conjunction with the local Lions Club and City Council, Miltonvale volunteers put up a shade canopy for the city pool. Together, the entities designed,

On July 23rd, Rural Development Group out of Clay Center began construction on their final house under the Moderate Income Housing Grant in Clay Center.

On July 22nd, Union State Bank announced it was matching its previous check for a total of $100,000 donation to the Life Center. Their gift

This week, new playground equipment was installed at Tiger Terrace in Clay Center. Located between 9th and 10th Streets on Huntress Street, the five-acre park

On July 24th, K-9s from the Gearty County Sheriff’s Unit were honored by a quilt project out of Florida. Quilts from K9 Quilt of Honor

The first schoolhouse was built in Clay County in 1864 near Lincoln Creek on what was then government land. It was part of Davis County,