Category: Featured
Clay Center Piotique Quilters Guild to Celebrate 20 Years of Comradery and Giving
By: Ryan Duey The Clay Center Piotique Quilters Guild will celebrate 20 years of service during their meeting on Monday, October 21st at the Evangelical
Clay County 4-H Will Gather for 4-H Sunday Service to Kick Off National 4-H Week Celebration
By: Ryan Duey Local 4-H groups will celebrate the start of a new year on Sunday, October 6th with their annual Clay County 4-H Sunday
Clay County Proclaims October 6th-12th as National 4-H Week
By: Ryan Duey The Clay County Commission has officially Proclaimed October 6th through October 12th as National 4-H Week throughout Clay County. Supporting nearly six
Nightly Taps Played Live in Neighborhood
Nightly at 8 pm, passersby can hear the brassy sound of a trumpet. Swinging from note to high-pitched note until the tune is complete is
Fort Riley’s Military Retiree Appreciation Day set for October 19
Fort Riley Release Fort Riley and the 1st Infantry Division invite all military retirees to attend the annual Retiree Appreciation Day Oct. 19 at Riley’s
Emmanuel Church of Abilene Helps Local Family During Yearly Nehemiah Project
By: Ryan Duey The Emmanuel Church of Abilene just finished its sixth Nehemiah Project this month. Every year members select a family in the community
First-Ever Malayan Tiger Cubs Born at Sunset Zoo
Sunset Zoo Release Sunset Zoo is thrilled to announce the birth of its first-ever Malayan tiger cubs, a significant milestone in our conservation efforts. After careful
CCCHS Vocal Department to Hold Fall Concert Next Thursday
By: Ryan Duey The Clay Center Community High School Vocal Department invites the community to attend its Fall Vocal Concert on Thursday, October 3rd at
American Veteran Traveling Tribute & The Traveling Wall Coming to Concordia in June
By: Ryan Duey A group of dedicated people are working to bring a veteran and 1st responders tribute to the Concordia National Guard Armory next
Planning Commission, Zoning Board Approve Three Applications
On the morning of Sept. 17th the Clay Center Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals met to discuss three matters: one re-zoning request and