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CROWNED as the SHS Prom King and Queen on Saturday evening, April 17th, were John Yakish and Logan Winklepleck..

THE 2021 SHS PROM THEME was “Night Under the Neon Lights” with bright neon pink, purple, orange, yellow and blue colors, along with black lights and glow sticks, adding that magical touch to the evening’s event.

JOLEE STERLING created the chandelier for the SHS Prom using slinkys as part of the decorations for this imaginative and festive focal point. The event was held at the 4-H building at the Rooks County Fairgrounds on Saturday, April 17th

The Kansas Department of Transportation began a field survey along U.S. 24 in Osborne County the week of April 12.

What is your strategy for weathering the storms of life that will surely come your way? Are you prepared? This was the topic on Sunday as we welcomed Jason Rathbun to share his testimony on life’s storms.

OUR GREATEST LEG- ACY? The funeral will be in three weeks. Not much time to make many changes. Perhaps just enough time, though, to say goodbyes, to thank family and friends for their kindness through the years, to tidy up financial matters. We all know the saying, “You can’t take it with you.

Several people: “The flowering trees around Stockton this spring are absolutely beautiful with Gina Muir’s tree a real standout!”.

(The following article is taken from the unapproved April 6th regular meeting minutes of the Stockton City Commission.) The first regular meeting of the month was called to order at 5:00 p.m.

The Stockton Public Library Board met for its monthly meeting on Monday, April 12th and announced the library statistics for the month of March as follows: Patrons Using the Library—1,161, Library Materials Checked Out—770, Adults Utilizing Library—521, Children Utilizing Library—249, Interlibrary...