Tag: ClayCenterKS
Craftyard Boutique Holding T-Shirt Fundraiser To Support Local No-Kill Shelter CCARE
By Quinn O’Hara Two local small businesses have partnered together to achieve a common goal. Clay County Animal Rescue and Education Center and Clay Center
Clay Counts Coalition To Address Food Insecurity With Blessing Boxes
By Quinn O’Hara Photo by Quinn O’Hara A project from the Clay Counts Coalition is aiming to address food insecurity for Clay Center youth through
CCEMS AEMTs On Last Step Of Training, Clay County To Gain 4 New AEMTs
By Quinn O’Hara Clay County EMS has finished their current AEMT class. AEMTs, which stands for Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians, are the second highest level
CCEMS Engaging With The Community During EMS Week
By Quinn O’Hara From May 19 through 25, CCEMS will be celebrating EMS Week with events in Clay Center and Wakefield. Each year the Clay
‘Healthy Family Healthy Community’ Event To Give Guardians Free Access To Marketplace, Medicaid, Navigators, More
By Quinn O’Hara On June 6, from 4-7pm, Grow Clay County and several community partners will gather on the Clay County Courthouse Square to provide
Clay County Commissioners Talk EMS, Recent High Speed Chase, Clay County Museum Penny Press
By Quinn O’Hara On April 22, the Clay County Commissioners met for their regular weekly meeting. EMS Director Alec Trembath reported that the department has
Garfield Elementary PEP Organizing Community Efforts, Fostering Community Improvement
By Quinn O’Hara The Garfield Elementary Parent Educator Partnership is an organization that “works behind the scenes to make sure the students and staff at
CCCHS Speech And Debate Nationals Team Finalized, Gearing Up For Des Moine
By Quinn O’Hara Photo Courtesy of Megan Blackburn After competing at the West Kansas National Qualifying Tournament on April 19 and 20, the 2024 Tiger
KCTC Survey Reports Drop In Clay County Student’s Substance Use, Rise In Mental Health Issues
By Quinn O’Hara The Kansas Communities That Care organization recently released the 2024 results of their yearly surveys. The surveys are taken by 6th, 8th,
CCARE’s Happy Tails Pantry Box To Hold Free Pet Food For Those In Need
By Quinn O’Hara Clay County Animal Rescue and Education Center has recently set up a pet food blessing box. Located at the CCARE building, the