Phone: 785-994-6370 (home) or 785-476-5206 (cell) We are wet again thanks to the .90 early Sunday morning and the .80 received Sunday evening. The clouds at sunset were beautiful and threatening, and the thunder seemed to growl forever until the rain hit.

Gene Westhusing (re-newing the Sentinel): “Thank you for the paper. I don’t know what we’d do without it.”.

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Happy Sunday from McReynolds Farms! I just woke up from a Sunday nap, and let me tell you, it was nothing short of legendary. I've always been a proud Nap Girl.

The 2025 Stockton High School Homecoming event is featured in this issue of the Sentinel. A special pullout section is devoted to individual photos of the football, volleyball, cross country, cheer and dance teams, and Homecoming royalty candidates and their sponsors.

A project to resurface a portion of U.S. 283 is underway in Norton County.

Happy Sunday! My first order of business is to correct the recipe mistake from last week. Thanks to Sherry Gager for letting me know! Love you, friend! For the chocolate gravy recipe, the ingredients list should include 2 cups of milk.

Grandparents' Day on Sunday really seemed fallish and was a beautiful day. As I write this early Monday morning, there is lightning in the east, and Osborne is getting showers.

The Rooks County Board of Commissioners met with the following present: Chairman Tim Berland, and members Tracy Rudman and Jake Prockish. Laura Montgomery, County Clerk, was present to record the minutes. Tonia Goertz with Plainville Times was present to write a report for the newspaper. Berland called the meeting to order and asked all to stand and recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

Rooks County Health Center Clinic is continually seeking ways to make patient visits easier and more comfortable. Recently, the Stockton Clinic updated its furniture with new, taller chairs as well as bariatric seating options designed to help patients sit and stand with ease.