Category: Featured
Common Ground Offers New Ministry for Abused Women and Children
By: Ryan Duey Common Ground Ministries of Clay Center is a nonprofit multi-denominational facility that runs seven ministries under its umbrella to support community members
Growing Hope Globally Aims to Support Agricultural Development in Developing Countries
By: Ryan Duey When Kaylyn Morse of Manhattan learned about Growing Hope Globally, she was inspired by the cause and transformation, both locally and overseas,
Get Ready for Heart Stopping Action at the 68th Annual PRCA Longford Rodeo
By: Ryan Duey The 68th Annual PRCA Longford Rodeo is set for Friday, August 30th, and Saturday, August 31st starting at 7:30 p.m. This annual
Clay County Emergency Management Seeks Public Input on Potential Hazards in County
By: Ryan Duey Clay County Kansas Emergency Management is working on the mandatory five-year update to the county’s Mitigation Plan, part of the Region F
Celebrate National Dog Day with a New Friend During CCARE’s Clear the Shelters Month
By: Ryan Duey On Monday, August 26th the nation will celebrate “man’s best friend” during National Dog Day. Established in 2004 this day is aimed
SPEEDY PD RACE CELEBRATES ITS 16TH YEAR
Meadowlark Release The 16th annual Speedy PD Race for Parkinson’s Disease is Saturday, Aug. 24, atTuttle Creek State Park. The race offers a Half-Mile Memorial
Ref Reflections: Eye Doctor into Third Decade of Officiating High School Sports
by Bethaney Phillips Last year, Tony Brown completed his second decade as a KSHSAA official. Overseeing everything from basketball to football, to baseball, to volleyball,
USD 379 to Offer Zoom Classes to Parents Facing Challenges with Children
By: Ryan Duey USD 379 will host a pair of free Zoom classes for parents who may be struggling with child behaviors. Beginning on September
Miltonvale Tootlefest to Bring a Weekend Full of Fun to the City
By: Ryan Duey The City of Miltonvale will hold its annual Tootlefest this coming Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The weekend will be filled with many
Learn About The Magdalene Project and its Impact on the Junction City Area Wednesday Evening
By: Ryan Duey A relatively new and quiet non-profit, The Magdalene Project, has made a significant impact, helping over 1,200 people in the Junction City