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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
Health Department will Soon Break Ground on New Community Garden
By: Ryan Duey The City recently approved the building of a Community Garden at the Clay County Health Department (CCHD). With official approval, CCHD is
LADY TIGER VOLLEYBALL STAYS PERFECT IN THE NCKL
By Rocky Downing It was a dominant performance for the Lady Tigers on the road in league at Abilene. A clean sweep in the varsity
TIGER CROSS COUNTRY A STRONG SHOWING IN LAWRENCE
By Rocky Downing The Tiger and Lady Tiger Cross Country Teams traveled to RimRock Farm in Lawrence for the High School Classic Saturday. There were
LADY TIGER GOLF TRAVELS TO HESSTON
By Rocky Downing Clay Center teed it up at Hesston Friday in the Buhler Invitational. The Lady Tigers competed in what is one of the
BALANCE LEADS TIGERS TO WIN AT CHAPMAN
By Rocky Downing It was an odd start Friday when Clay Center traveled to Chapman. The Irish fumbled the opening kickoff. But recovered their own
The 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment Survey Closes October 6th
The Community Health Needs Survey for Clay County closes this Sunday, October 6th, and more public input is needed by the community. As part of
Local 4-H Member’s Graphic Helps Inform Public, Earn Toward Gold Guard Pin
By Bethaney Phillips As part of his goal to reach an achievement medal in 4-H, a nine-year member, Ryan Geer created an app sharing key
Jury Trial of Former Sheriff’s Deputy Delayed
By Rhys Baker For the third time, the jury trial of former Sheriff’s Deputy Harold “Hank” Stellner has been continued. Stellner’s current charges include misdemeanor
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