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TOP RESIDENTIAL SCARECROW went to Mike and Lavinia Haines. TOP BUSINESS SCARECROW went to Stockton Chamber..

Dan Melton, Walton, arrived late Saturday night to attend Cedar Church services on Sunday morning with us and help with cattle Sunday afternoon. Dan had attended the wedding reception and dance for Raegan Kats at Phillipsburg fair building Saturday evening.

This week, we decided to ask our teachers, “Why did you choose to become a teacher?” We were curious about their answers and wanted to know more about them. When asked why she wanted to be a teacher, Mrs.

SOWING & REAPING. There's certainly no moss growing under the feet of farmers these days as they drill and harvest and do a bajillion other things.

“We can do this!” Have you ever heard this from a teammate, a teacher, or maybe just a friend who was seeking to encourage you and others? Sometimes that confidence displayed is just what you and your team needed to move forward.

The Tyler Rose Garden is in full bloom in mid-October and hosts the annual Texas Rose Festival the third weekend of October. The rose garden is one of Harry and Willardene Purdum's favorite vacation spots.

For the first time ever, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) is offering a fully-online Hunter Education course for prospective hunters aged 16 and older.

Susan D. McFarland Rooks County Museum Coordinator John Charles McCormick Co.

Stockton High School graduate Emil Benavides recently performed in the Bethel College Theatre Department’s presentation of “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare,” which is an irreverent romp through all 37 of the Bard’s plays in 97 minutes!

Norman Roelfs of Wichita: “Thanks again for the very nice article in the September 30th issue of the Sentinel. That is the only time in my life I was front page news.”.