The Sutton City Council met by way of a conference call for its meeting Monday, April 13, with protocol for the city in regards to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as discussion on a flood control project along Euclid Ave. in west Sutton leading the discussion.

COVID-19

Council members heard and approved the protocol for the delivery of services during the COVID-19 pandemic, laying out the four levels of response.

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What started as a reported parolee in possession of a firearm from the Hastings Police Department to the Clay County Sheriff’s office turned into a manhunt that began on Tuesday, April 14, and ended on main street in Deweese during the late afternoon hours of Thursday, April 16.

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A female in her 50s has been added to the list of COVID-19 lab-confirmed cases, bringing Clay County’s total to five.

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Ballots for the Primary Election, May 12, were mailed to registered voters on April 22.

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Horses are just a fact of life for 2017 Sutton High School graduate Sydnee Gemar. Growing up in rural Clay County, Gemar and her family have lived and breathed a life around horses. One of Gemar’s life-long goals was to compete with horses in college.

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On Saturday, April 11, the Easter bunny spread some cheer around Harvard, delivering bags of goodies to children throughout the town

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Many of you who aren’t subscribers of the Clay County News might ask, “Why am I getting a paper?”

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Two cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Clay County, according to the South Heartland Health Department April 9 and 11.

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The South Heartland District Health Department (SHDHD) has initiated more than 30 contact investigations since March 18–one for each of the positive COVID-19 tests and a few additional ones for suspect or pending cases.

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After more than 30 years of teaching, Teri Burns, of Sutton, was planning to retire this year, but once the coronavirus pandemic spread across the world, her soon-to-be retirement plans changed slightly.

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