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The Kansas Department of Transportation has started a field survey for a proposed project to replace the Middle Beaver Creek drainage bridge, located along K-8 in Smith County. The bridge is located approximately 12 miles north of the U.S.

The Rooks County Commissioners and emergency preparedness director Butch Post met with representatives from Rolling Hills, Western Electric and Prairie Land at their February 8th regular meeting to begin a discussion about more safety options and or precautions for the electrical system for...

(The following was written by David Elliott with KRSL.) A Russell father and son died in a one-vehicle rollover crash Friday night last week in Russell County. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, at 8:29 p.m.

Stockton Grade School students from the third-grade classes of Mrs. Martha Fleck and Ms.Tricia Hemphill walked down to the Stockton Sentinel on Thursday morning. The students were on an educational outing, hoping to learn more about informational writing from the Sentinel staff.

The top four spellers from Stockton Grade School, along with the top four spellers from Damar Grade School, Sacred Heart (Plainville), and Plainville Grade School, competed in the Rooks County Spelling Bee held in Plainville on Wednesday, February 9th.

Stockton Correctional Facility Corrections Manager Theresa Glendening and Clarene Goodheart are overseeing a community project that not only helps with the recycling of plastic bags, but offers aid and comfort to the homeless.

Throughout the Christmas season in Stockton bowling pin deer were on display in many of the Chamber businesses around town. “There’s A Deer In Here” promotion was just for fun and gave everyone a chance to look for the 13 deer and take selfie pictures with them for a chance to win a $20.

The Heartland Community Foundation recently received three noteworthy corporate gifts to its Area Disaster Relief Funds, helping to ensure that those people impacted by the fires and windstorm last month can receive assistance.