Payton Tholstrup

Journalist at KFRM-AM (Salina, KS)

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Clay Center Carnegie Library Launches “Color Our World” Summer Reading Program May 29

2 weeks ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupThe Clay Center Carnegie Library will kick off its Summer Reading program on May 29th. The kickoff event will be held at Lincoln Elementary School and begin at 2:00 pm. This year’s theme is “Color Our World”. The library will host a variety of events each week, including story time on Thursdays, Movie Days on Wednesdays, and much more. The program will host its final event for the summer on July 11th at 2:00 pm at the Rex Theatre.
Lifestyle Choices Key to Mental Health, Says Local Therapist

2 weeks ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupPhoto from CanvaMental health is influenced by more than what is happening in someone’s mind. Melissa Petesch, licensed Clinical Social Worker and owner of Rosewood Therapeutic Services in Clay Center, shared that the medications we take, the foods we eat, the people we spend time with, and our daily habits can all play a role in mental health. “For example, not getting enough nutrient-dense foods can lead to deficiencies that impact energy, focus, and mood.
Ben Sinnott to Meet Fans at Glavan Ford This Weekend

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupBen Sinnott, a tight end for the Washington Commanders and a former K-State football player, will be at Glavan Ford for a meet and greet on Saturday, May 10th from 11 am-2 pm. Sinnott played 38 games with 28 starts throughout three seasons. He then became an early entrant into the NFL Draft. Sinnott received several career honors while at K-State, including two All-American Nods (academic and honorable mention in 2023) and two First Team All-Big 12 Selections.
Concordia Mail Carriers Join National ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Food Drive This Saturday

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupMembers of the Concordia Post Office are joining other mail carriers across the country this Saturday, May 10th for the National Letter Carrier’s Drive, also called Stamp Out Hunger. This is the nation’s largest single-day food drive. Created by letter carriers in 1993, neighborhoods are encouraged to put out bags of food at the mailbox for their communities.
Nyamakope Defends State Title

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupTiger Forensics has made history once again in 2025, marking its 11th consecutive year competing at the KSHSAA State Championship. Despite being limited to just eight tournaments, the team has been quite successful this season with 102 individual medals, six team sweepstakes awards, 14 State Championship Qualifiers, two League Champions, and six National Qualifiers. Senior Savemore Nyamakope defended her 2024 State Title in Serious Solo Acting on Saturday, May 3rd.
Veterinarian Fulfills Lifelong Dream by Advancing Equine Care at Clay Vet Clinic

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupDr. Melissa Luke has loved horses for as long as she can remember. As a child, she would gallop around the house on all fours, pretending to be a horse and dreaming of the day she might have one of her own. That dream became reality at age 12 when her father gave her a horse named Charger. “I knew I was going to be a veterinarian one day,” Dr. Luke said.
Twin Valley’s Jason Gibbs Receives Patriot Award

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupTwin Valley announced on May 2nd that Jason Gibbs, its Director of Network Operations, received the Patriot Award from the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. The Patriot Award was created to honor supervisors who go above and beyond in supporting employees who serve in the military. This includes a variety of measures, like creating flexible schedules, allowing time off before and after deployment, caring for families, and granting leaves of absence if needed.
Obituary-Shirley Darlene Moynihan

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

Shirley Darlene (Conine) Moynihan passed away April 27, 2025, surrounded by her children in the home she loved. Shirley was born to Paul H. and Mildred (French) Conine on December 28, 1935, in Scott County, Kansas. She graduated from Scott City Community High School. From there, she received a Bachelor of Science from Fort Hays University in 1957 and became a Registered Nurse. She was united in marriage on June 23, 1957, to Edward Jay Moynihan in Scott City, KS.
Bike Rodeo to Take Place In Miltonvale This Weekend

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupOn Saturday, May 3rd, Miltonvale, KS will host a Bike Rodeo. The event, which takes place every two years in Miltonvale, provides an opportunity for bicyclists to practice and develop skills that will help them become better bicyclists and avoid typical crashes. Genna Strait, MCH Coordinator at the Cloud County Health Department, said participants will learn about bike safety and receive a free helmet.
K-State Classy Cats Make History at College Classic

1 month ago | kclyradio.com | Payton Tholstrup

By Payton TholstrupKansas State University’s dance team, The Classy Cats, made history this season at the College Classic Invitational in Orlando, Florida on April 12th and 13th. The team has been competing at the College Classic since 2020. This year, they walked away from the competition doubling the number of trophies in their case, according to KSNT News. This year was also special to the team because, for the first time, all members went to nationals.