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During the Plainville USD 270 School Board meeting held on Monday, June 8th, the members approved the Bond Resolution authorizing and directing the issuance, sale, and delivery of general obligation bonds series 2026 of USD 270, providing for the levy and collection of an annual...
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After the Pledge of Allegiance was recited at the Stockton USD 271 School Board meeting held on Monday, June 8th, the members approved an addition to the Agenda before moving to Communications and Visitors.
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Get ready to rev your engines and kick off the summer in style at the 16th annual Swing Into Summer Cruise Night and Car Show, rolling into Stockton this weekend! Here’s what to expect during the two exciting days: Friday, June 19th: Put your pedal to the metal for Cruise Night!
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After months of drought, above-average temperatures, freeze damage, and an unusually early crop development, wheat harvest has finally begun across Rooks County and the surrounding area. Producers entered the spring expecting one of the earliest wheat harvests in recent history.
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A Plainville man will spend the next 65 months in the custody of the Kansas Department of Corrections following his sentencing on Tuesday, June 3, 2026. District Judge Curtis Brown handed down the sentence in Rooks County District Court.
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Why fit in when you were born to stand out?' And the boys and girls who were part of the sixth annual Paradise Flats Theatre Collective and Cardinal Drama Camp took that Dr.
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A Stockton man continues to be held in the Rooks County Jail on a $100,000 bond following his arrest on Monday, May 4, by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Rooks County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
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Mayor Kyle Karlin called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Those present included Mayor Kyle Karlin; Council Members Brandon Kuhn, Stephen Desaire, Koleson Hubbard, Don Steeples, and Joan Underhill; City Clerk Larissa Wilson; Treasurer Patricia Wendling; and visitor Friday Otuya.
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A wave of motor vehicle accidents—from multi-car collisions to unexpected encounters with livestock—has kept Rooks County emergency responders on high alert throughout April and early May.