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Official Fort Riley Web Site
Fort Riley, "America's Warfighting Center", is known for its excellent training, abundant recreational opportunities, rich history, and tremendous relations with surrounding communities.

Official 1st Infantry Division Web Site

City of Junction City Web Site
Our web site has a new look with so much more information to offer that's easier to find and loads faster than ever! You can now find information about the Boys and Girls Club of Junction City and the City Youth Commission, as well as a wealth of information about your City government. Take a look around and see what we have to offer.

Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce Web Site
he Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization of over 280 businesses that invest time and money in joint efforts for the purpose of advancing the civic, industrial, commercial, agricultural, and general interest of its community. In uniting their resources and efforts, the members develop an area-wide unity of action that accomplishes many things that could not be accomplished individually. Its officers and directors, who are elected by the membership and who serve without compensation, direct the activities of the Chamber. Most of the Chamber work is accomplished through the countless volunteer hours of its members.

Geary County Convention and Visitor's Center Web Site
The Geary County Convention and Visitors Bureau can assist you, your group or organization in planning an event.  Whether its outdoor recreation, meetings for your organization or special events, the CVB can help you.

Dorothy Bramlage Public Library
The mission of the Dorothy Bramlage Public Library, a tax-supported community resource, is to provide informational, cultural, educational and recreational services, materials, and programs that meet the diverse needs of the Junction City , Geary County , and Fort Riley communities.

Geary County Historical Society & Museums
Learn about the rich history of Geary County and Junction City. Enjoy a visit to the museum to see some of the fine books and artifacts that have been donated over the years.  And join in the planning for the 2008-09 Junction City Sesquicentennial. The Museum is located at 530 N. Adams in Junction City, Kansas.  The telephone for the museum is 238-1666.

1420 - KJCK Radio 

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1420 - KJCK is the Talk of JC. Junction City's First News with local news every 20 minutes 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.