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Body A familiar face with the school district for many years has retired. A reception was held for Annette Look on Monday, February 24th, at the District Office after she officially retired on February 1st.

Body A Nebraska woman facing multiple criminal charges following a one-vehicle accident in Rooks County on August 19, 2023, agreed to a diversion on June 4, 2024. Gracie D.

Body During the Stockton City Commission meeting held on Monday, February 24th, city employees Ray Niblock and Mitch Gibbs were present to talk to the commissioners about purchasing two mowers and a pickup for the City and selling three vehicles not being utilized by the departments...

Body The Kansas Department of Transportation expresses its appreciation for employees celebrating state service anniversaries in March. KDOT is proud to acknowledge them for their long-term dedication they have provided to the state of Kansas.

Body Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas Water Office announced Thursday, February 20th, the award winners for the second round of the Senate Substitute for House Bill 2302 Grant Programs, which provide over $26 million in funding for water projects and technical assistance to...

Body At a special meeting of the Rooks County Commission held on Monday morning, February 24th, the commissioners held two executive sessions to discuss non-elected personnel.

Body Corbyn Glendening is runner-up Liam Balthazor of Plainville is headed to the State Spelling Bee after correctly spelling the winning word, “magenta,” at the Rooks County Spelling Bee held in Palco on Friday, February 21st.

Body Mr. Brayden Ray Wise, the Sentinel’s 2025 New Year’s Baby, made his entrance into the world on Sunday, February 16th, at 9:35 p.m. to parents Megan and Riley Wise. He weighed in at four pounds, ten ounces, and was 16.25 inches long.

Body The Hansen Museum in Logan is presenting its 48th Annual High School Art Show.

Body The Kansas Department of Transportation is now accepting applications for the spring 2025 round of the agency’s Cost Share Program. More than $152 million has been given to Kansas communities since the Cost Share Program began in 2019.