THANK YOU! Thank you very much to the Central Veterinary Services crew for caring for my dog during my recent medical emergency. Your generosity was very much appreciated.—Kelly Scott 26c.
Salvador Ramirez of the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office is one of the twenty new law enforcement officers who graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on May 20 at a ceremony held in the KLETC Integrity Auditorium.
Don’t move if that chime continues after you start the vehicle. Wait for all those seat belts to be fastened. If you and your passengers aren’t buckled, you aren’t safe—and you’re breaking the law.
REJOICING. There are no doubt numerous reasons in our current economy to cause many people to fret about making ends meet. Gas prices have increased about 50%. Food prices keep going up. Even fast food meals are closing in on $10.
ALLORAH CAMDEN, daughter of Sheila Camden of Stockton, takes advantage of the truck photo op to commemorate her special time at Stockton’s Peony Festival held on Saturday, May 21st..
Bob Reed: “ I got my tomatoes planted!” Darrell Small: “Mark Trumbo mowed alongside of me for quite a few of those years I had a mowing service in the town of Stockton.” Deb Niermeier: “It was good to see the additional soldiers on Ham’s Hill.”.
Glenda and Mike Mann of Hutchinson will be leading the upcoming Super Sensation Vacation Bible School at Stockton Church of Restoration, located at 204 North Elm Street in Stockton.