Several People: “The ‘Letter to the Editor’ that appeared in the December 26, 2019 issue of the Stockton Sentinel was sure a good one.” Lisa Gilmore (Tuesday morning): “We’re going

The First Semester Principal’s Honor Roll, Regular Honor Roll, and Honorable Mention have been released for Stockton High School (Grades 8-12). The honor roll is compiled at the end of

Guests on Christmas Day for dinner and a gift exchange at Steve and Linda Melton’s were Doug Melton, Denise Baumgart, Savanna and Lindsay Baumgart and Mark Trumbo, all of Stockton;

The Providence of God may be defined as God’s guardianship and His care for His creatures and creation. Everything that goes on in your life, God is at work. For

Blaine Baxter: “I didn’t think I would enjoy reading the Sentinel online… but I really do.” John Berkley (attending basketball game between Stockton and Plainville)—“I wore my tennis shoes tonight

The family of Richard and Marsha Haines invites you to help them celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary. A Come-And-Go Reception will be held on Saturday, December 28, from 2 to

Wild turkey populations are declining across the Midwest and Kansas isn’t immune. Though the Sunflower State still boasts one of the strongest wild turkey populations in the region, statewide surveys

Shoni Jones, Tessa Look and Trent Look enjoy their snacks while watching an exciting game of basketball between Stockton and Plainville.

Roman (front) and Whitaker Tso, along with their mother Aftan Tso, watch as Daddy, Steven Tso, helps coach the Lady Tigers to an overtime victory over Plainvlle last Friday night.

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt and Secretary of State Scott Schwab will ask the Kansas Legislature to approve legislation reorganizing the state’s regulation of charitable organizations. Under current law, the