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Communities of Woodson County, Kansas
Clubs & Organizations
Health Care
Places of Worship
Schools
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Toronto
Neosho Falls
Piqua
Yates Center
Health Care
Places of Worship
Schools
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Toronto
Neosho Falls
Piqua
Yates Center
Health Care
Ashley Clinic
204 South Main
Yates Center
620-625-2162
Yates Center Medical Clinic
1004 East Madison
Yates Center
620-625-2312
Grene Vision Group
Dr. Betty Cantrell
218 West Rutledge
Yates Center
620-625-3311
Starbuck Family Chiropractic
218 West Rutledge
Yates Center
620-625-2558
Dr. Epler, DDS
109 West Butler St
Yates Center
620-625-2185
Ashley Clinic
204 South Main
Yates Center
620-625-2162
Yates Center Medical Clinic
1004 East Madison
Yates Center
620-625-2312
Grene Vision Group
Dr. Betty Cantrell
218 West Rutledge
Yates Center
620-625-3311
Starbuck Family Chiropractic
218 West Rutledge
Yates Center
620-625-2558
Dr. Epler, DDS
109 West Butler St
Yates Center
620-625-2185
Places of Worship
First Baptist Church
409 West Madison st
Yates Center
620-625-2635
First Presbyterian Church
North Main & Madison
Yates Center
620-625-2378
New York Valley Church of God
1432 Hwy 54
Yates Center
St. Joseph Catholic Church
105 East Bell
Yates Center
United Methodist Church
307 South Grove
Yates Center
620-625-2266
Woodson County is a rural county in southeast Kansas and home to Yates Center, Toronto, Piqua, and Neosho Falls.
U.S. Highways 75 and 54 intersect in Yates Center which is situated in roughly the center of Woodson County. Toronto is a short drive west of Yates Center then south off U.S. Highway 54 on County Road 105 near the southwest corner; Piqua is just north of U.S. Highway 54 at the east county line; and Neosho Falls (unincorporated) is located on a county road in the northeast corner of the county and along the Neosho River.
Other townships in Woodson County include Durand, Rose, and Vernon.
The Woodson County offices are located in the historic courthouse and square of Yates Center, the county seat.
Yates CenterYates Center is home to the annual Hay Capital BBQ Cook-off & Motorcycle Show held in conjunction with Mardi Grass, a rural heritage celebration. These events are held in July. The BBQ cook-off is a KCBS sanctioned event. 2009 was host to 40+ teams competing for cash, prizes, and braggin' rights.
The Woodson County fairgrounds are overflowing with 4-H-ers the last full week of July. The multi-day fair culminates with awards for many young participants who have spent all year working toward their goals.
Toronto
Toronto is located south and west of Yates Center off U.S. Highway 54, in the Flint Hills region of southeast Kansas.
Toronto Lake and Cross-Timbers State Park draw many to the area for outdoor recreation as well as research of the ancient cross-timbers forest.
Piqua
Piqua is situated just north of U.S. Highway 54 east of Yates Center. A large grain elevator notes the nearby rural community.
Piqua is also the birthplace of Buster Keaton (known as the "Great Stone Face" of comedy, was a star of vaudeville, silent movies, and later "talkies") and is home to the Buster Keaton Museum. The historic St. Michael's Catholic Church is also located in Piqua.
Neosho Falls
Neosho Falls is a small (unincorporated) rural community on the Neosho River. The Neosho Bean Feed is held annually in the fall.