Community

The 42 members of the SHS KAY Club hosted the Area 4 Regional Conference on Tuesday, November 8th. The Stockton Club received the Gold award recognizing their student leadership and service to their school, community, nation and world for the 2021-2022 school year.

Performing at the Northwest District KMEA Mini Convention I Concert on Saturday, November 5th were Stockton Junior High music vocalists Pierce Gray, Sierra Jackson, Christine Jurgens, Lincoln Keller, Camille Lowry, Brenna Odle, Mia Odle, Isaac Thayer and Shae Yohon as well as instrumentalists Lyric...

History isn’t simply the study of famous people or important events. History can be found through dimensions and length. Measurements established both infrastructure and everyday transportation. The history of movement melts down to one simple measurement, 4 feet, 8½ inches.

The family of Robert E. “Bob” McCall would like to invite you to a Come-&-Go Reception to help celebrate his 100th birthday, which is November 29.

Many people: “We have really enjoyed looking at the collages Jean Lindsey made to commemorate Stockton’s 150th birthday anniversary.” Deanna Roach, Alton (When placing an ad): “Your paper is good, your ad layouts are good and you have a good subscription list.

We have talked in the past about how God can use us individually to accomplish his purposes. God may use us in the position we are currently in, or He may lay it on our heart to do something different or to go somewhere new.

The Stockton High School Choir chose for their school performance at the MCL North Division Vocal Clinic held on Monday, November 7th at Smith Center were “I’m Still Standing,” arranged by Pete Schmutte; and “Waves,” arranged by Alan Billingsey.

What would Jesus do? (AGAIN). Chorazin was a town just north of the Sea of Galilee.

On November 16, 2022, AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers serving Rooks County through the Fort Hays State University Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion Programs, were invited to come together for an end-of-year celebration in appreciation of their service. 183 Lanes hosted the event.

Western Plains Painters (WPP), formerly known as the Palco Art Club, continue with their mission to support, inspire and help enhance the skills of artistic painters. This Fall, the club held three unique events, one in Damar, one in Hays, and one this past weekend in Palco.