Month: September 2025

Unlike residential value, which is determined based on sale price and local market changes, agricultural land is determined by income value.  This keeps landowners from

Image courtesy Canva On Wednesday, U.S. Senators Roger Marshall, M.D., and other lawmakers introduced the Stop CMV Act, a bill aimed at increasing awareness of

In August, tax statements went out to Clay County residents with proposed budgets for taxing entities.  Annually, County Clerk, Kayla Wang provides tax statements for

Image courtesy Canva The 14th annual Kansas Book Festival will be held on Saturday, September 20, at Washburn University, hosted by the Washburn Library. The

Image courtesy Canva The Kansas Department of Commerce (KDOC) announced $75,000 in Rural Mural funding to support 12 public art projects in rural communities across

Image courtesy Canva Governor Laura Kelly has requested a major presidential disaster declaration from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to provide Public Assistance funding for

Image courtesy Canva The Kansas State Fair saw lower attendance in 2025 compared to the previous year. Over its ten-day run, 300,784 people attended, down

Vintage Vibe Bakery & Bistro will open Thursday, September 25th at 603 5th St. The location will serve burgers, sandwiches, desserts, and more Mon.-Fri. for