Category: Featured
Power Outage Takes Out Traffic Lights At Highways 15 & 24 Intersection
Due to a brief power outage on the morning of April 9, the traffic lights controlling the intersection of Highways 15 and 24 in Clay
USD 379 Board Voting On Child Care Portion Of New Community Center
Tonight, February 12th, USD 379 will vote to decide if the board will “give approval fordistrict administration to proceed with the planning and preparation of
Clay County Landowners Receive Survey Paperwork
Landowners in Clay County recently received paperwork from a company, Discovery Land Services out of Denver, CO, asking permission to conduct geophysical surveys. As the
Local Air BnB Offers Private Arcade
At Deer Trail Lodge sits a new Airbnb rental an updated cabin-like dwelling. Completely redone, the 1920s house hosts guests from all locations. But it’s
50th Anniversary of Clay Center Tornado
On September 25th of 1973, a damaging tornado swept through the city limits of Clay Center. Named “the most violent night for Mother Nature in
USD 379 School Board Candidate Q&A
We recently sent out a set of questions to all candidates running for the USD 379 School Board. The following includes their answers verbatim. Click
Stark Studio Opens: New Ownership at Clay Center Twirling/Tumbling/Dance Location
For the past 30 years, a dance, twirling, and tumbling studio has taught students on the north end of Clay Center. This August it took
River Valley District Will Hold Stay Strong, Stay Healthy Program in Concordia
This summer, River Valley Extension District will offer an eight-week program called Stay Strong, Stay Healthy. This is a strength training program created for older
Manhattan Airport Continues To Make Progress on Construction Project
Preorder options are now open for the upcoming fall travel season as construction progresses at the Manhattan Airport. We received an update from Brandon Keazer
Eisenhower Park
Eisenhower Park has an exciting lineup of festivities planned for an enchanting Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration. Kellee Timbrook gave us a little insight