Community

The Palco Lions Club hosted a soup supper for the community on Sunday evening, January 20th at the Township Hall in Palco.

We currently have eight (8) active reported cases of COVID-19 in the county and zero individuals in the hospital due to COVID-19. Our districts are seeing other types of illness in our schools; however, these seem to be declining.

Come in and check us out! New books for adults are: • “City of the Dead” by Jonathan Kellerman • “Robert Parker’s Bye Bye Baby” by Ace Atkins • “Abandoned in Death by J.D.

Haven Hamilton: “If I was on death row, my last meal would include the bowling alley’s Ranch.”.

The Stockton FFA members attended the Northwest District Speech Contest at Fort Hays State University on Thursday, February 10th. They came away with first place as a team and won many high individual honors. In Division I, four out of the six finalists were from Stockton.

Susan Schneider and Bob Hamilton were in Goodland last Saturday where they visited in the home of their aunt and sister, Judy Helm. Others joining them for the day were C.W. Hamilton of Levant, and Mike and Shawn Jarmin of Goodland. While there, Susan attended the Independence Junior College vs.

The Stockton Public Library Board met on Monday, February 14 for its regular board meeting and released the statistics for the month of January.

(The following article is taken from the unapproved minutes of the January Woodston City Council meeting.) The Council of the City of Woodston met in the Council Chamber at the City Hall on Monday, January 10th at 7:00 p.m.

Two students from Rooks County are among the more than 6,400 undergraduate students at the University of Kansas earning honor roll distinction for the fall 2021 semester.

The Kansas Department of Transportation plans to close a 6-mile portion of K-383 in Phillips County on Monday, March 7, weather permitting. The closure will begin two miles east of Long Island near the Prairie Dog Creek bridge and end at the U.S.