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Body Stockton really lit up the town this holiday season with the many outdoor Christmas light displays, making it a real challenge to choose the top three for bragging rights throughout the coming year!

Body This issue of the Stockton Sentinel features our twenty-fifth edition of our special holiday sections, “Santa’s ‘Deer Ones.

Body The Stockton Sentinel is always looking for pictures for our “Yesteryear” page. If you have a picture that you’d be willing to share with our readers (preferably at least 20 years old), send it to Stockton Sentinel, P.O.

Body County appraiser Heather Poore was at the Rooks County Commission meeting held on Tuesday, December 7th to ask if one of her employees could work on Friday afternoons to make up her time when she was out of the office for doctor appointments.

Body Our much anticipated Christmas feature, including Santa’s ‘Deer Ones will be in next week’s issue. Don’t forget to stop in on Wednesday morning next week to pick up your copy! This is our 25th publishing of Santa’s Deer Ones, now a Christmas tradition for many families.

Body Stockton City Commissioners Reesa Brown, Jesica Kerr, Nathan Glendening, Adam Bryant and Bob Becker met on Tuesday, December 7th for the regular commission meeting. Also at the meeting were city clerk/manager Courtney Flower and assistant city clerk Kayla Hilbrink.

Body “Everybody is Somebody” and “You can make a difference.” These were the main messages that Kirk Smalley shared with Stockton 8-12 grade students on Dec. 9.

Body It’s no surprise that the biggest increase in the County’s tax revenue for the 2021 year is in Oil with an increase of $599,143.13 for a total of $1,853,122.55. The 2020 total was $1,253,989.42. Real Estate also increased from the 2019 figure of $8,546,491.71 to $8,631,831.

Body AINSLEY AND RYKER WHITNEY remind Santa what’s on their Christmas list this year during the Olde Tyme Christmas festivities held on November 26 in Stockton..

Body The Kansas Highway Patrol is releasing its Thanksgiving Weekend Holiday Activity Report. The reporting period for the holiday ran from 6 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24 through 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, November 28.