A massive winter storm moved into western Kansas late Sunday evening and during the early morning hours with blizzard warnings and predictions of up to seven to fourteen inches of snowfall.
By Virgi Laska Stockton Sentinel The regular monthly meeting for the Stockton City Commission was on Tuesday, January 2nd. There were several items on the agenda for the commissioners to review to start the new year.
By Virgi Laska Stockton Sentinel At the weekly Rooks County Commission meeting on Tuesday, January 2nd, the commissioners met with Mark Schaukowitch, who talked to them about the Local Ad Valoreum Tax Reduction (LATR) program and Medicare Expansion.
After looking high and low and everywhere in between for the past few weeks, the Stockton Sentinel was not been able to find the 1926 bound issues of the Rooks County Record/Review.
Five Rooks County businesses were recognized at a Business Appreciation event held at the Handle-Bar Tavern & Eatery in Plainville on Monday, December 18th.
With the arrival of 2024, the Stockton Sentinel would like to present its readers with the Year in Review for 2023, from local happenings, events and tragedies written within its pages over the past twelve months.
The Stockton Public Library will be hosting its Storytime Program with stories, crafts and more for all ages on Friday mornings at 10:00 a.m. starting this Friday, January 5th. The program schedule has fun themes lined up almost every Friday from January through the end of April.
At the regular meeting of the Rooks County Commission on Tuesday, December 26th, a Public Hearing was held to transfer Redbud Village in Plainville to Rooks County Senior Services.
With the New Year just around the corner, it’s time again for the Stockton Sentinel’s First Baby of 2024 Contest. And the Stockton merchants are ready to greet the little Miss or Mister with many fine gifts of cash, merchandise, and gift certificates for Mommy, Daddy, and baby!