Tag: KCLYnews
10 student-athletes compete in the 3A State Powerlifting Meet
This weekend, CCCHS had 10 student-athletes compete in the 3A State Powerlifting Meet in Iola. Bringing home some hardware was Eisaac Girton in the 198
Another Record-Breaking Year for Donate Dickinson County Day
Community Foundation of Dickinson County On March 21, Dickinson County came together once again to show its generosity and commitment to local nonprofits through Donate
KSU Baseball Leads The Big 12!
The Bat Cats come off a Weekend Sweep over Texas Tech at home in Tointon Stadium. The wins keep Kansas State undefeated at home this
February Unemployment Rate Shows Slight Rise Across Area
Preliminary estimates reported by the Labor Market Information Services Division of the Kansas Department of Labor and the Bureau of Labor Statistics show a seasonally
Prescribed Burn as a Management Tool
Kaitlyn Nelson, Livestock Production Agent March and April mark an important time in the plains, when grassland fires are prevalent. Prescribed fire or prescribed burning
Clay County Medical Center Announces Temporary Parking Lot Closure for Construction
CCMC Clay County Medical Center (CCMC) will begin demolition work on a section of its parking lot starting Wednesday, April 2, 2025. The construction area,
Marshall County Arts Cooperative to Host Sudoku Tournament at Lee Dam Center
Marshall County Arts Cooperative The Marshall County Arts Cooperative invites puzzle enthusiasts to test their logic skills at a Sudoku Tournament on Saturday, April 12,
CCPRD Kicks Off 2025 Soccer Season at Rundle-Brown Athletic Complex
The Clay County Parks and Recreation District (CCPRD) is set to kick off the 2025 soccer season the week of March 26 at the Rundle-Brown
Bogart Set to Become Clay County’s New Emergency Management Director
Jim Bogart, who assumed the position of Deputy Emergency Manager in mid-2022, has worked to support the development of emergency response strategies for Clay County.
ABILENE WELCOMES GEOCACHERS
City of Abilene This weekend, Abilene is buzzing with excitement as hundreds of geocachers from across the country arrive for MOGA 2025—the Midwest Open Geocaching