Category: Blog
Gather For Good Match Day Is A Success
By Jonathan Cramer Gather For Good’s Match Day, organized by the Clay Center Community Improvement Foundation (CCCIF), raised an impressive total of $262,955.91. This substantial
CCCHS: 2023 Fall Homecoming Candidates
CCCHS Students will be hosting the annual Homecoming Parade on September 29th, starting at 2:30 pm, followed by the Pep Rally on the west side
Washington County Museum
By Tim Voelker The Washington County Museum and Historical Society is an asset to Washington County that many have not taken the time to experience.
Winifred Jane (McHenry) Garlow-Obituary
Winifred Jane (McHenry) Garlow, age 102, died September 14, 2023, in San Diego, California. She died peacefully surrounded by her three children at BonitaView Hospice
Enhancing Local Food Systems in Kansas
By Payton Tholstrup Last fall, a $750,000 grant was given to Kansas State University for local food systems. According to River Valley Extension District, a
Open Enrollment for 2024 Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans
Jordan Schuette, Adult Development & Aging River Valley Extension District Open Enrollment for 2024 Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans is October 15 through December
Phoenix Fitness Set to Hold Ribbon Cutting in Clay Center
By Trish Svoboda Phoenix Fitness owners Tabitha and Jenean Goulette will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new women’s fitness facility on Friday, September 15
Washington County Health Department Will Do Health Fair Services In House
By Tim Voelker The Washington County Health Department offers many services for Washington County. Health Department Director, Tiffany Hayman, talks about what the Health Department
Car Drives into Building Twice
By Jayson Henderson On September 11, officers swiftly responded to a startling incident near the intersection of S. 5th and Pierre Streets in Manhattan. A
USD 333 Still Conducting Early Childhood Education Survey
By Payton Tholstrup The USD 333 Concordia School Board had their meeting on Monday, September 11th. Kim Muff, Concordia Education Fund Director, spoke about the