A Nice Crowd Braved The Heat
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A NICE CROWD braved the heat on Monday to watch the Ranch Rodeo which was held at Frank Smith Arena.
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Ready to serve up 4-H food
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READY TO SERVE UP that great 4-H food including Whimpy burgers and Frito pies at this year’s Rooks County Free Fair are members of the County’s 4-H Groups. Pictured are (from left): Alessa Dinkle (Woodston Sunflower), Isaac Westhusin (Eager Beaver), and Damon Muir (Star).
Bertha McGann of Palco enters floral items at Fair
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BERTHA MCGANN of Palco brought in several floral items as well as vegetables to be judged at the Rooks County Free Fair.
Cockrell boys showing horses
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SHOWING HORSES at the Fair are the Cockrell brothers. Here they are pictured with Joseph’s horse, Joe. Pictured are Joseph (in cap), Judsten and Jake.
Jasiah McReynolds prepares entry for this year's Fair
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JASIAH MCREYNOLDS, son of Joel and Jennifer McReynolds of Kearney, Nebraska, enters his Lego display at this year’s Rooks County Free Fair. Here he is pictured with his grandmother, Wynn McReynolds.
Pat Cook, Janese Townley and Diane Maddy help at Primary Election
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PAT COOK, JANESE TOWNLEY AND DIANE MADDY helped throughout the day during the primary election held on Tuesday, August 2nd.
Hahn & Ganoung receive degrees from Kansas University
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The names of more than 6,600 graduates at the University of Kansas for summer and fall 2021 and spring 2022 have been announced by the University Registrar. Many graduates and candidates for degrees celebrated by participating in KU Commencement, which took place May 15.
And So They Say
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Terry Odle: “Many civic projects involve obtaining their “Seed Money” from the City or County. Their members then execute a worthwhile project. In the case of the Car Show, the Rodders provide their ownfunding and then contribute $5,000+ back to the City.
