Category: Education
Cloud County history gathering Feb. 14
By Jennifer Theurer The Concordia Blade-Empire reports that you can enjoy refreshments with a side of Cloud County history at 2 p.m. on February 14
Clay Center student earns private pilot’s license
By Jennifer Theurer In a recent article written and distributed by USD 379 Communications, Miley McGee, senior at Clay Center Community High School, talked about
Clay County schools awarded $199K grant
By Jennifer Theurer The Patterson Family Foundation recently awarded USD 379 $199,000 to expand Career and Technical Education opportunities for high school students. The PartnerEd
Kansas State University offers free farm management workshop
By Jennifer Theurer Kansas State University is offering a free workshop to support farm families as they learn new ways to manage their soil, their
Heart-Healthy Eating Series Starting in March
Kaitlin Moore, Food Safety & Health Agent Photo Courtesy of RVED K-State Extension’s River Valley District is offering a series of nutrition presentations in March
Burn School Series Coming to Washington
Kaitlyn Nelson, Livestock Production Agent Photo Courtesy of RVED Prescribed fire has long been one of the most valuable land-management tools available to ranchers, conservationists,
River Valley District 4-H to Host 2026 District Club Day Feb. 7 in Concordia
By: Ryan Duey Photo Courtesy of RVED River Valley District 4-H will host its 2026 District Club Day on Saturday, February 7th, at Cloud County
GCHS in Junction City to Host Kansas Day Celebration, Exploring Birthday Traditions Through History
By: Ryan Duey Photo Courtesy of GCHS The Geary County Historical Society and Museum (GCHS) invites the public to a special Kansas Day celebration on
Pike Valley students qualify for trip to DC
By Jennifer Theurer Pike Valley seventh and eighth graders are headed to Washington, D.C. in February to compete in the national Future City Finals Event.
Forslund spells her way to victory
By Jennifer Theurer Clay Center Community Middle School student Tayla Forslund recently won the CCCMS Spelling Bee by correctly spelling the word “dictatorship.” The Clay