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Lady Tiger Volleyball Tournament Champs Again
By Rocky Downing The Lady Tigers took on an incredibly strong field Saturday at the Concordia Invitational. Clay Center went 3-1 in pool play with
Tiger Cross Country Teams Strong Showing At Junction City
By Rocky Downing On a hot and breezy Saturday the Tiger Cross Country teams performed well at the Junction City Invitational. The Lady Tigers were
Wakefield Falls to Axtell, 50-0
By Jayson Henderson The Wakefield Bombers were shut out by the Axtell Eagles, 50-0, in Friday’s non-conference game at home. The Bombers struggled to move
CCCHS Drama Prepares for ‘Newsies’ After Musical Change
By Jayson Henderson The Clay Center Community High School drama department is preparing for a fall production of Newsies after a sudden change from their
Clay County Museum’s New Exhibit Showcases the Great History of Sports in Clay County
By: Ryan Duey The Clay County Historical Society & Museum continues to add to its collections and exhibits in the Museum. In recent months the
Clay County Medical Center Takes the Lead in Breast Cancer Awareness This October
CCMC Release This October, Clay County Medical Center is proud to announce that ourdedicated radiology team is leading a heartfelt initiative to promote Breast Cancer
Partnership Adds Vehicle to Clay County General Public Transportation Fleet
By Rhys Baker Thanks to a partnership with Clay County Medical Center, the General Public Transportation Fleet has added a new wheelchair-accessible van to their
Bluestem Employees Travel to Help with Hurricane Damaged North Carolina
By Bethaney Phillips On Oct. 3rd employees from Bluestem Electric’s Clay Center and Wamego locations traveled to Aiken, South Carolina to work on electric repairs.
New Event Space in Clay Center
By Rhys Baker David and Kathy Bloom have opened a new event space in Clay Center. While you may not recognize the address 703 Fourth
USD 379 Hosts Coffee Talk
By Bethaney Phillips The morning of Oct. 4th, USD 379 hosted a local Coffee Talk event at Java Junkies. Superintendent Brett Nelson and Matt Weller,