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Clay Center Residents Have Options for Live Christmas Tree Disposal
Photo Courtesy of Canva As the holiday season winds down, many people have or will soon take down their Christmas decorations, lights, and trees. Those
Items Discussed During the Clay County Commissioners’ Weekly Meeting on Dec. 29th
Photo Courtesy of Ryan Duey Ryan West presented furnace replacement bids for the Law Enforcement Center, and commissioners approved the lowest bid from Carlson Heating
Clay Center Livestock Sales sees value in the alternatives
By Jennifer Theurer Clay Center Livestock Sales and the Langvardt family have built a reputation for helping livestock sellers find livestock buyers. In addition to
Clay County Residents Urged to Watch for Copper Wire Theft
By Payton Tholstrup Images courtesy of Clay County KS Sheriff’s Department In a recent social media post, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office reminded residents that
Items Discussed During the Clay County Commissioners’ Weekly Meeting on Dec. 22nd
Photo Courtesy of Ryan Duey Ryan West presented three quotes for a DeWalt table saw. The Board approved purchasing the saw and wheeled table from
4 Days of 4-H
Marissa Hurst, 4-H Youth Development Photo Courtesy of RVED The week before Christmas, the River Valley District hosted “4 Days of 4-H,” a Holiday-themed spirit
Strings 4 Kids offers unique opportunity to explore musical instruments
By Jennifer Theurer The Community Chamber Orchestra presents a Christmas Strings 4 Kids concert at 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 22 in the Clay Center Carnegie
Items Discussed during the Clay County Commissioners’ Weekly Meeting on Dec. 15th
Photo Courtesy of Ryan Duey The Board approved the Clay County Landfill to be closed on Saturday morning, December 27th, for the employees to observe
Clay Center church offers Blue Christmas service Dec. 18
By Jennifer Theurer The Clay Center United Methodist Church is offering a Blue Christmas service for those feeling a sense of sadness this time of
Police discourage Christmas lights on moving vehicles
By Jennifer Theurer The Ghost of Christmas Past may convince some that they need to attach working Christmas lights to their daily driver, but Clay