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Admission $1; Children 3 & Under, FREE This 2004 romance/drama is about the love story between Noah and Allie. Set in 1940s South Carolina, mill worker Noah Calhoun and rich girl Allie, are desperately in love.

To All The Gang: And another year has rolled around and time to renew so I don’t miss out on any of Nancy’s wonderful trips! Speaking of which, really missed the alumni get-together Memorial Day weekend—it was always something I looked forward to “with great anticipation.

The Stockton Public Library board held its monthly meting on Monday, February 8th with the following statistics announced for January as follows: Patrons Using Library—966, Library Materials Checked Out— 838; Adults Utilizing Library—494, Children Utilizing Library—344, Interlibrary Loans Sent—...

Dennis Dryden: “In the January 28 issue of the Sentinel ‘Looking Backward 14 Years Ago’ in the ’56 Years Ago’ column read a fire had threatened the farm of Lawrence Dryden, my grandfather. Actually, it was the farm of my dad, Keith Dryden.

Jim and Donalee Circle started farming in 1977 when they moved to Woodston to learn to farm Donalee’s father’s farm. Unfortunately, her father passed away 2 years later, so they had a crash course in farming. They started with around 1,000 owned acres and have added 360 acres since.

The Hobart Homemakers FCE group met Monday, Feb. 1, 2021, at 7 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Stockton. Our meeting was postponed until today as last Monday we had a snowstorm. We opened with the Flag Salute. We had 6 members and one visitor present.

EATING HUMBLE PIE. Imagine the grace it took for God the Son to stoop to the point of leaving all the glories of heaven. Imagine it is all we can do. None of us can come anywhere close to comprehending such humility.

Stamper Farms, operated by Michael and Elizabeth Stamper along with Tony and Marcie Diaz, are this year’s recipients of the Rooks County Conservation District’s Bankers Award.

No one knows more about your land than you do, and no one knows more about conservation than we do. Together we can develop a plan tailored to your land and your goals to help you increase productivity and protect the value of your land.

The midgrass prairie once dominated central Kansas prior to European settlement and is the reason for our fertile cropland soils.