Stone Bridges and Waterfalls

Clements Bridge
The historic Clements Stone Arch Bridge is the largest bridge of its type in the State of Kansas. The bridge was constructed, starting in 1886, entirely of native limestone and is a humped, or camel back, design making it nearly impossible to see a car coming from the other direction. The bridge is closed to travel now but is still one of the ‘must sees’ when you visit Chase County.
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Cottonwood River Bridge and Waterfall
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Chase County State Lake Waterfalls
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Chase County Country Christmas

Posted Nov 12, 2019

Join us in kicking off the holiday season during this annual event that offers something for everyone to enjoy! Music, shopping, dining, visit with Santa and his reindeer and many more activities take place throughout the county over the two-day celebration. Fun events for the kids start Friday night in Strong City at the antique…

Road Trip Through the Flint Hills

Posted Nov 12, 2019

Broadband Internet Survey

Posted Oct 16, 2019

To take the survey, Chase County residents may go to the Chamber of Commerce website at: www.ChaseCountyChamber.org and simply follow the directions.The Chase County Chamber of Commerce is embarking on a project to attempt to improve the internet service in Chase County.Over the next 60 days, the broadband task force will be conducting a survey….

Community Health & Wellness Resources Survey

Posted Aug 29, 2019

by Mindy Graham Completing surveys is often seen as a waste of time, especially when you never see any results from your participation. However, there is a survey being offered to residents of Chase County with a potential payback that is enormous! Kearney County was the first Kansas county to complete this survey and by…

Small town, big roles! Toni Schneider works for the community she loves

Posted Jun 26, 2019

By Brogan Gillmore During the hot spring days of late May, Chase County holds its annual rodeo, with bull riding, mutton busting, calf scrambles and plenty of beer. And in the thick of it all is Toni Schneider, director of the Chase County Chamber of Commerce, and arguably one of the most involved people in…