Category: Clay County
Breaking the Silence: Local Therapist Highlights Importance of Mental Health Awareness Month
By Payton Tholstrup May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding mental illness and encouraging open conversations about emotional
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Clay Center Gearing Up for Another Kids Café
By: Ryan Duey Photo courtesy of Canva AI The St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Clay Center will once again hold its Kids Café this summer
Lighthouse for Christ Awarded $4,000 Donation
By: Ryan Duey photo courtesy of Lighthouse for Christ The Lighthouse for Christ in Clay Center was recently awarded a combined $4,000 donation from Blue
Former Lady Tiger Shines At South Dakota
2020 Graduate from CCCHS Clara Edwards has big impact on the University of South Dakota Softball Program. Edwards just finished up her career with the
CCCHS 2025 Graduates
John Alton Undecided Jorja Auld Fort Hays State University Diagnostic Medical Imaging Juan Avalos Kansas State University Finance Jackson Beems Manhattan Area Technical College HVAC
AI Expert Frank Kenny to Lead Hands-On Workshop at Clay County Museum June 17–18
By: Ryan Duey Frank Kenny, a nationally recognized AI expert with over 15 years of training experience, will be at the Clay County Museum on
Chase Turner Joins CCMC, Bringing Passion for Patient-Centered Physical Therapy andCommunity Connection
CCMC Release Clay County Medical Center is excited to welcome Chase Turner, the newest physical therapist to join our team. The Salina native graduated from
Two Clay County Entrepreneurs Awarded $5,000 Small Business Grants to Expand and Launch Local Salons
By: Ryan Duey Two Clay County businesses were awarded Small Business Development Matching Grants by the Clay County Commission recently: ‘SageBrush Salon & Spa’ in
Clay Counts Coalition Members Discussed the 12-month Action Plan During Monthly Meeting on May 7th
One main topic was discussed during the Clay Counts Coalition’s monthly meeting on May 7th: The new 12-month Action Plan. The 12-month Action Plan was
Grow Clay County to Bring Nationally Recognized AI Expert to Clay Center for Immersive Training
By: Ryan Duey Grow Clay County is excited to bring nationally recognized AI expert, Frank Kenny, to Clay Center for a special AI Training Program.