On January 14, at 10:37 a.m., Lillian Alexis Eilers, age 17, of Plainville, was traveling southbound on K-18 and V Road when the 2008 Lincoln MKZ she was driving went

The Sentinel and many Stockton sponsors and merchants are still anxiously awaiting the arrival of the new Miss or Mister 2020! As the situation develops, we will be sure to

(Continued From Last Week) Oct. 10—Ellie Bellerive and Trevor Miller were crowned the SHS Homecoming Queen and King. Five One Five Studios (owners Jed and Shey States) was featured in

Why do taxes keep increasing? Why does the value of my house keep raising even with no updates to the home? These are some of the common questions I get

(Continued From Last Week) July 4—Betty Cadoret was featured in an article about being a Foster Grandparent. Rooks County and the City of Stockton signed a law enforcement contract between

Commissioner/Mayor Kim Thomas attends last meeting after years of service At the regular meeting of the Stockton City Commission held on Tuesday, January 7th, the commissioners approved the purchase of

At the regular meeting of the Stockton Unified School District No. 271 Board of Education held on Monday, January 6th, superintendent Bill Lowry presented information for the Panorama Data Program

A new law passed by the Kansas Legislature went into effect on Jan. 1 that requires escort vehicle companies/service providers working with over-width/overweight vehicles to be registered with the Kansas

Emergency Preparedness Director Butch Post was at the Rooks County Commission meeting held on Tuesday, January 7th to have the commissioners sign his appointment to the Northwest Kansas Regional Homeland

The Rooks County Commissioners approved the 2020 appointments during their weekly meeting held on Tuesday, January 7th. The appointments are as follows: 9-1-1 Fees, $.53 per line; ADA Representative, Greg