Morris Talbert: “I am really enjoying this phase of my life.” Downer Hull (calling the Sentinel): This is the last time I will be sponsoring one of my boys in the Homecoming issue. It’s the end of an era!”.
Mark your calendars for the Stockton PRIDE committee monthly meeting days! They will now be held on the third Tuesday of the month at the Stockton City Hall during the noon hour. The meetings for the remainder of the year are: September 15th, October 20th, November 17th, and December 15th.
The August PRIDE winners were Scott Novotny (617 North Cedar) for Residence of the Month and the Solomon Valley Manor (315 South Ash) for Business of the Month. Congratulations to the August winners! To nominate your choices, please text them to 785-639-1556 or email them to amberm@snbks.com.
Overheard: “Hats off to the state employee(s) who mowed the ditches along Highway 24 last week. It’s amazing the difference it makes in being able to see what may be coming onto the highway before it’s too late.”
The regular monthly meeting of the Crossroads Quilt Guild was held at Stitch and Chatter Quilt Shop in Stockton on Monday, August 17th, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments were served by the hostesses Jennifer G., Terrii C., Kenda R. and Stephanie H.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Rooks County Commission, held on Tuesday, August 25th, commissioners John Ruder and Greg Balthazor, along with health nurse Lori Eichman and clerk Ruthie Muir held a phone conference with representatives from Witt O’Brien, the facilitator for the County’s SPARK...
The Thursday night shower we received last week produced only .35 in Melton’s gauge. Linda Melton’s family heard from a cousin, Harry Stillwagon, who lives south of Shreveport, Louisiana just east of the Texas line.