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And So They Say

Ted Lambert (former Rooks County Commissioner at the Courthouse Centennial Celebration): “I am sure my grandfather was at the Dedication 100 years ago.” Rosalie Sprick: “I am honored and proud to have served as Rooks County Register of Deeds in this beautiful courthouse.
and so they say

And So They Say

Gina Dix: “These seniors are from my last second- grade class I taught before I retired.” Overhead: “I thought the saying was ‘March winds bring April showers!’ I think it’s a month behind, and with this wind we are getting now, we better have some pretty good showers soon.”.
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First Christian Church of Plainville

Do you believe that God has a plan for your life? Many people struggle with this because they may try to do things independently. But it is evident in the Bible that God wants us to trust Him, seek His will, and then trust Him to do what He says He will do.
first christian church

Stockton Baptist Church

DEBATING A DONKEY. We all enjoy a good debate. After all, I'm right, and you're wrong... or so we think. That was Balaam in Numbers 22-24. He comes across in God's Word as thinking that he was right. However, his debate opponent was none other than God Himself.
stockton baptist church

Blast From The Past Concert a big hit

The SHS music concert featuring the choir, band, and guitar class on Friday, April 14th, was indeed a “Blast from the Past!” complete with ’80s clothes, great music, and a colorful backdrop for the singers and musicians.
STEPPING OUT IN THEIR ‘80S GEAR for the SHS “Blast from the Past” concert held on Friday, April 14th, were (from left) Zach Young, Delanee Bedore, Paytyn McNulty, Missy Ard, Tierra Yohon, Aubrey Kesler, Ava Dix, Brin Muir, Taigen Kerr, Deacon Creighton, and Cappi Hoeting.

Courthouse Snippets

March 10th, 1921 - TO ASK FOR BIDS FOR NEW COURTHOUSE: At the meeting of the County Commissioners this week, it was voted to ask for bids again on the new courthouse. After very carefully going over the situation with Mr.
TO ASK FOR BIDS FOR NEW COURTHOUSE:

News From Lowell Township

Phone: 785-994-6370 (home) or 785-476-5206 (cell) Our rain chance on Saturday was not measurable, but it smelled wonderful and cut the dust. We switched from toowarm days to wearing coats.
Lowell Township
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