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One of the nation’s accounting standards-setting organizations has selected University of Kansas School of Business student Hannah Hageman as one of its summer 2024 postgraduate technical assistants.

The Stockton Fire Department answered a call on Saturday, September 21st, at 10:30 a.m. at North First and North Cedar Streets. An engine fire in a pickup with Norton County tags had the firemen working the scene for 45 minutes. Damage was contained to the engine and part of the cab.

Gary Kee (stopping in at the Sentinel to visit his high school classmate, Virgi): “I wish I would have learned this sooner, but people really need to take time to spend with their family and friends. I am working on that now.”

How many of you took the time to smile this week, even when you didn’t feel like it? As we said last week, smiling can be just one way to let our light shine in the world. Letting our light shine to others is our way of bringing others to a life with Jesus.

WHO IS JESUS? Context: The Lord and His disciples had spent most of the past 2+ years going around the area of Galilee in northern Israel. It's now about six months before Jesus will be crucified.

Sunday morning, September 22, it was in the 50s, and with the windows open, I woke up freezing. We only received 20 hundredths, but Kirwin and Smith Center had good showers when we were up there following church.

The family of Daryl and Dee Thornburg request a Card Shower to honor them on their upcoming 50th Wedding Anniversary. Daryl Thornburg and Dee Niermeier were married on September 27, 1974, at the Grace Lutheran Church in Atwood by Pastor Steube.

The monthly meeting of the Cross Roads Quilt Guild was brought to order at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, August 19. Refreshments were brought by Arlene Stramel, Connie Haselhorst, and Shirley Brungardt. Roll Call was taken with some Show and Tell quilts.

Rooks County Regional Airport (RCP) has been selected as a stop along the 2024 Kansas Aviation Tour. This free, fun, and educational event aims to introduce youth to the amazing world of aviation.

Friends of Webster State Park, Kansas Wildlife & Parks, and the Bureau of Reclamation joined together to build a second dump station for the 2024 camping season.