Author: Ryan Duey
Clay County Health Department to Host “Becoming a Mom” Classes for Expecting Parents
By: Ryan Duey The Clay County Health Department (CCHD) will host a series of six classes for expecting parents next year. “Becoming a Mom” is
Twin Valley CEO Ben Foster Elected as Vice Chair of NTCA Board
By: Ryan Duey Twin Valley CEO Ben Foster was recently elected as Vice Chair of the NTCA-Rural Broadband Association Board for 2025. NTCA is a
RVED to Host Four Day “Leaving a Lasting Legacy for Midwestern Farm Women” Planning Series in Clay Center and Belleville
By: Ryan Duey K-State Research & Extension is partnering with the University of Nebraska and Purdue University for a workshop series for women in agriculture.
Items Discussed During Clay Center City Council’s Regular Meeting on December 17th
Topics discussed during the Clay Center City Council regular meeting on December 17th included: Public Hearing, BASE Grant, other Grants, 2024 Audit Proposal, Cereal Malt
KDA Postpones Effective Date for Changes to Private Pesticide Applicator Certification
Luke Byers, RVED, Crop Production Agent In recent weeks, the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) announced rule changes coming to the Private Pesticide Applicator Certification.
Abilene Named a Top 10 True Western Town for 2025
Abilene Convention & Visitors Bureau Abilene continues to reign as a must-visit destination for Western history buffs and enthusiasts, earning the #7 spot as one
Twin Valley Helps Feed Families in Need with Holiday Donation
Twin Valley Release Twin Valley, the largest family-owned broadband and communications provider in Kansas, has a rich legacy of supporting rural communities through cutting-edge connectivity,
Riley County Welcomes New Health Department Director
Riley County Health Department Diane Creek started work Monday, December 9 as the new Health Department Director for Riley County. In this role, Creek will
Clay Center Proud to be a “Tree City USA” Community for 48 Straight Years
By: Ryan Duey Clay Center is honored to be one of only four cities in Kansas to have been recognized as a “Tree City USA”
Department of Commerce Visits Marysville to Talk Grant Opportunities
Staff from the Kansas Department of Commerce visited Marysville on Monday to discuss grant opportunities and programs aimed at enhancing rural communities. Andrew Hayman, director