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Hello from Topeka! We continue to hear bills and work bills from criminal justice reform to suicide prevention, protecting KPERS to allowing Kansans to itemize their tax deductions and take full advantage of the Trump tax cuts.

were (from left): Kaydence Grebowiec, 1st place, Plainville Elementary; Brylee Horting, 2nd place, Plainville Elementary; Ruthie Voss, 3rd place, Stockton Grade School; and Rachel Dryden, 4th place, Stockton Grade School. (Photo by Kyleigh Stice)

Riener, sang The Star Spangled Banner prior to the Fort Hays State University women’s and men’s basketball games against Newman University on February 6.

Week of February 24

vation District annual poster contest were (from left): Ava Ryan, 1st place, Sacred Heart; Jaxton Vallery, 2nd, Damar Elementary; Hannah Gosselin, 3rd, Damar Elementary; and Elliott Dixon (not pictured), 4th place, Plainville Elementary. (Photo by Kyleigh Stice)

REIGNING over the KAYS dance held on Saturday, February 15th were Queen Beatrice Griebel and King Gage Conyac.

BOWL TEAM of Jalia Creighton and Jack Gasper placed second at the Osborne Meet on February 3. Due to illness, the rest of the team was unable to participate. (Courtesy Photo)

Nineteen members of the Stockton High School KAY Club and three of the junior high KAY officers, along with sponsor Bobbi Basart, attended the KAY Unit Conference at Northern Valley on Wednesday, February 5th.

Aleesha Wilson, a Certified Athletic Trainer at Rooks County Health Center (RCH), has completed the required coursework and has received her doctorate degree in Physical Therapy.

few members of the Gallaway Family were acknowledged for the recent donation made to the Stockton Wrestling Program by the Carlos Gallaway Memorial Fund. The donation was made possible by contributions to his fund at the time of his death on August 24, 2019.