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Body There are three open positions for the Stockton USD 271 Board of Education. This year there are four candidates running for the privilege of serving on the board. They are BJ Hoeting, incumbent Daphne Plumer, Chad Sterling and incumbent Jesse Stithem.

Body Next Tuesday, November 2, is Election Day and all registered voters should exercise their RIGHT to vote! Don’t take the process for granted. Many in the world do not enjoy this privilege.

Body The regular monthly meeting of the Stockton Area Chamber of Commerce was held on Tuesday, October 12th at the Stockton VFW. Under New Business, the talk was about the annual Olde Tyme Christmas event with the theme “Rudolph Leads You Home to Shop Local.

Body Perhaps over the last six months you are among those who have been faithfully practicing your 10-digit dialing skills. Whether that is the case with you or not, 10-digit dialing officially begins on Sunday, October 24, for all callers in the 785 and 620 area codes in Kansas.

Body November 13 marks the opening day for Kansas’ regular quail and pheasant seasons, and September 15 marked the opening day of Kansas’ regular greater prairie chicken season—the trifecta that is upland hunting in the Sunflower State.

Body As of Monday, October 18th the Stockton Farmers Union Elevator had taken in 52,000 bushels of corn, 55,000 bushels of soybeans and 124,000 bushels of milo. The Woodston Coop had taken in 68,000 bushels of corn, 96,000 bushels of soybeans and 15,000 bushels of milo.

Body The four candidates vying for three spots on the USD No. 271 Board of Education in the General Election on November 2 will be featured in next week's Sentinel. Candidates B. J. Hosting, Chad Sterling, Jesse M.

Body The Rooks County Clerk’s Office has announced that as of last Wednesday, October 13th, you are now allowed to vote in advance of the November 2nd General Election, by visiting the Rooks County Clerk’s Office, 2nd Floor of the Rooks County Courthouse.

Body Effective October 1, 2021, the United States Postal Service (USPS) revised its service standards for certain First-Class mail items resulting in a delivery timeframe of up to five days. This may delay receipt of mail.