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GES,CCCMS, CCCHS Students to Perform Annual Spring Band Concert
By Quinn O’Hara On Thursday, May 9 at 7pm, several students from Garfield Elementary, Clay Center Community Middle School, and Clay Center Community High School
Clay County Museum To Purchase Penny Press, Says Item Will Attract Tourism
By Quinn O’Hara Photo by Quinn O’Hara The Clay County Museum is getting a new souvenir penny press. Diana Shaner, the Museum’s Curator of Artifacts,
Kansas Enacts Two Securities Bills to Strengthen Financial Protections and Penalize Wrongdoers
By Trish Svoboda On April 23 Vicki Schmidt, the Insurance Commissioner of Kansas, declared that two securities bills proposed by the Kansas Department of Insurance
Wakefield Library Receives 100 New Kids Books From Brownstone Book Fund
By Quinn O’Hara Photo by Quinn O’Hara The Wakefield Public Library has received 100 new children’s books through a Brownstone Book Fund donation. According to
Bomb Threat at Wichita State University Resolved; Normal Activities Resume After All-Clear Signal
By Trish Svoboda On April 25 around 10 p.m., the Wichita State University Police received a call about a bomb at Wallace Hall and the
Governor Laura Kelly Declares State of Disaster Emergency in Anticipation of Severe Weather
By Trish Svoboda Today, April 26, at 12:05 p.m., Governor Laura Kelly declared a verbal state of disaster emergency due to the severe weather expected
Debunking the Dry Canning: An Insight into its Risks and Alternatives by Nutrition Expert Kaitlin Moore
By Trish Svoboda The term “dry canning” has been popping up on social media lately. However, it’s important to note that “dry canning” isn’t actually
Governor Laura Kelly Proposes Economical $433M Tax Reduction Plan, Prioritizing Kansas Families and Offering Comprehensive Tax Relief
By Trish Svoboda On April 25th, Governor Laura Kelly unveiled a new proposal for tax reductions, inviting the Legislature’s deliberation upon their return to the
Governor Laura Kelly Signs Senate Bill 438: A $10M Commitment to Boost Literacy in Kansas
By Trish Svoboda On April 24, Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 438 into law, establishing the Kansas Blueprint for Literacy, creating a Literacy Advisory
Clay County 2nd Half Property Taxes Due May 10
By Quinn O’Hara Clay County’s 2nd Half 2023 Property Taxes are due on May 10. Clay County Treasurer Christine Swaim shares how folks can pay