It’s hard to imagine a more fitting tribute to the pillars of courage, those who toward danger when most would turn their backs. We thank all firefighters and first responders for their bravery. We could not have done this without the support of Craig and Terri Parry who graciously helped fund this mural.

Celebrate our great nation with nostalgic feelings of sunshine, the open road, roadside diners, back roads, and pit stops in this beautiful mural.

A vibrant pastoral scene emblematic of rural Clay County, KS. Multi-generational farms and high quality agricultural products are sources of pride for the region. Reaching over 80 ft high, this massive mural is the largest in Clay Center.

The center of it all. Not a surprising statement about a piece of art located smack dab in the middle of Clay Center, Kansas, it couldn't be more true. Our geography, people, and energy are the fabric of community.

This special artist is a long-time Clay Countian. Her special piece represents the colorful years of Route 66 and the picturesque, classic old filling stations that once lined the highways.

A stirring depiction of an iconic WWII photograph. Completing the patriotic theme, a pole extending above the mural presents the American flag and brings a unique movement to the artwork.

This Coca-Cola mural was hand painted by a 1920s artist (unknown) from Kansas City, MO. It is one of thousands commissioned by Coca-Cola, whose outdoor advertising campaign saturated the rural America at that time.

Everything about this mural exemplifies rural Kansas and nature - clear blue sky, fly over country, tall grass, bountiful harvests, storms brewing, post & wire fencing, animals grazing, water and open roads.

The national emblem of the United States since 1787, the bald eagle is prominently featured in this spirited patriotic themed mural.

Featuring area attractions and scenes of Clay County, rural life is celebrated in this postcard style mural. Several Clay Center hidden gems can also be found in this mural by those familiar with the area.

A still-life work honoring the hardworking community members who build, grow, educate, and protect the Clay Center community. Featured in this mural are the actual equipment and tools of various departments that serve the area.

Representation of iconic signage marking Kansas Highway 15 which serves Clay Center, KS. Comprised of original Kansas license plates from the 50s, 60s, and beyond.

Featuring bending wheat fields and a covered wagon train, this postage stamp was issued to mark the 100-year anniversary of the Kansas Territory.

Since the struggle of the Revolutionary War, the flag of the United States has served as a symbol of unity, the perfect representation of our town's ever faithful patriotism.

Wow. This 3,200 square foot mural captures the raw majesty of the Kansas prairie with its vibrant technicolor depiction of a bison stampede. It transforms the traditional earthy tones of the landscape into a dynamic spectacle of color and motion. A must-see, this piece appears to burst from the canvas, conveying a sense of unstoppable force and freedom.

Mesmerizing, indeed! Our artist's use of black and white shadowing has created an abstract piece with depth that pulls viewers in and leaves them spellbound.

Rescued' says it all - a mural depicting just five of the 1000+ dogs that have been through CCARE Animal Shelter's doors since opening in 2016.

When you can't find the sunshine, be the sunshine. It's safe to say this mural gives all Kansans "the feels" with this sweet reminder to find the beauty in every day.

The first mural in Morganville! Thank you to donors Dave & Cathy Affolter for partnering with us on this mural welcoming visitors to this special town.

The story represents the many facets of Kansas - from a beautiful day on the lake, to an infamous Kansas storm, to a beautiful sunset ending and the promise of a new day.

An inviting arrangement of delicate native flora in full bloom - purple coneflower, jerusalem artichoke, plains sunflower, showy evening primrose, false indigo and scarlet globe mallow.

Located adjacent to the historic Clay Center Carnegie Library, this mural is a bookworm's delight! Featuring an array of timeless novels, there is something for every reader to enjoy.

The messaging of this mural is pure and simple - a daily encouragement to support the wellbeing of the next generation.

Utility Park in Clay Center, KS has been a favorite family leisure spot for generations. Inspired by the mesmerizing peacocks that call the park home, and the exotic cheetah, these striking installations are presented in vibrant colors.

A look back to yesteryear - this colorful mural depicts the original painting of Green, KS as originally created by Donnie Appleton.

A beautiful tribute. The man on the combine is Neil; behind him, the road he traveled daily to the beloved Green Cafe.

When bull riding competitions began to use Brahma bulls, a distraction from fallen riders fell to the rodeo clown. The bullfighter makes himself the target of the bull to spare the cowboy - aptly dubbed the Cowboy's guardian.