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STOCKTON JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS MRS. TOWERY AND MRS. MOFFET and the 6th-8th grade girls recently attended the “Inspirational Women in Nontraditional Careers” workshop at the Smokey Hill Education Service Center in Salina.

Fertilize Irrigated Cool-Season Lawns in May May is an excellent time to fertilize cool-season lawns such as tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass, if they will be irrigated throughout the summer.

RECIPIENTS OF THE Francis L. Mahoney Technical Scholarship, Raven Long (left) and Savy Gray (right), are pictured with Mr.

Terry Odle: “With $10.83 wheat, $7.06 corn, $6.81 milo, $14.18 beans, $92.75 Kansas Crude and 2.5 inches of rain…I’m trying to think of something to complain about, but I can’t come up with anything.”

AMBER MUIR gave a very inspirational welcome at the Awards Banquet held recently. The event was co-sponsored by Lions Club and Tiger Nation..

SELFIES WERE IN ABUNDANCE prior to the Stockton High School Graduation held on Saturday. Austin Mitchell gathers with classmates (from left) Briayan Lopez, Anthony Ciarallo, Alex Shetterly, Rylan Scacchi and GarryWayne Moore to snap a quick shot.

USHERS for the 2022 SHS Graduation were juniors, from left: Landon Hemphill, Kaelyn Means, Elizabeth Busonic and Colton Williams..

THESE SENIOR LADIES were anxiously awaiting their chance to become graduates of Stockton High School. From left are: Delany Snyder, Kayleigh Cunningham, Savy Gray, Sierra Kester, and Jolee Sterling..

Do people question you for the hope that you have? Is your life such that someone would question why you are different? These were the questions asked by Pastor Brian this week in the midst of graduations, promotions, and Mother’s Day.

LAUGHING. Studies appear to show laughter really is a great "medicine." Laughing apparently increases blood flow, helps regulate blood sugar, can improve immunity, burn calories, and improve sleep. Laughing appears is also great for marriages.