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A Woman To Remember' was the Mother's Day message title from Luke 17:32 and Genesis 19:1532. This woman in the Old Testament is a woman to remember, not for the right reasons, but because of her failures.

On May 1, Plainville was alive with excitement as the Red Line Cruisers hosted their 10th Annual Cruise Night. Enthusiasts gathered early and lingered late, soaking up classic rock and roll from Bob and Sue Schonthaler with “Tumbleweed Tunes.

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We hosted a pop-up craft at the library on May 1 and invited anyone who wanted to stop by to make a bracelet for a spe-cial woman in their life. We had almost 50 people of all ages do just that.

The Rooks County Historical Society held its annual meeting on April 19th. President Julie Hartner and vice president Sharon Pettijohn reviewed the accomplishments of 2025, which included the initiation of the Western Kansas Reading Room with Dr.

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Sunday afternoon, and here I am, cruising back home after a week of family fun in KC. Honestly, the Farmer is driving, and I’m just about ready to ditch the car and dive headfirst into my own bed.

In last week’s April 30 issue, the USD #271 school calendar was not the most up-to-date version as intended. The correct calendar had been prepared for publication, but somewhere between good intentions and the printing press, the wrong one made its way onto Page 6.

The Plainville Elementary spring music program took its cue from the classic 'The Wizard of Oz,' when it was held on Monday, April 27th.