Newly inaugurated Clay County Commissioners Megan Thompson and Jon Carpenter joined Presiding Commissioner Jerry Nolte on Monday, January 4 for the new commission’s first business meeting of the year. One main theme presented by today’s meeting was clear: the commission is now working together for the people of Clay County.
Read MorePlatte-Clay Electric Cooperative and the Electric Education Council remind customers to be careful on hazardous roads. Ice and snow can snap power lines and become an added danger to drivers.
Read MoreTo aid families that continue to struggle financially during the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress passed a new $900 billion economic stimulus bill on Dec. 21. In addition to expanded unemployment benefits and funding to assist renters who face eviction, the bill will issue economic impact payments — also called stimulus checks — of up to $600 to eligible individuals. President Trump signed the bill into law on Dec. 27.
Read MoreWhen winter temperatures drop and storms hit, it can be challenging to stay safe and warm. Heavy snow and ice can sometimes lead to downed power lines, leaving co-op consumer-members without power. During extremely low temperatures, this can be dangerous.
Read MoreDecember 30, 2020 was a day that many Clay County citizens have been looking forward to for years: the peaceful transfer of power in Clay County government.
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