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Body A QUILT OF VALOR was made by Judy Russ (right) of Crossroads Quilt Guild and was presented to Christopher Kaba (left) on Thursday, January 13, 2022, at the Stockton Estates by Deb Niermeier..

Body Here is a question for you to begin the New Year: Have you given God permission to work in your life? So often we have expectations that if we just believe, good things will happen. The fact is, we need the Holy Spirit in our daily lives, and He is just waiting to be your Helper.

Body The family of Colleen Richardson is requesting a Card Shower in honor of her 95th birthday which is January 22, 2022. Cards may be sent to her at 1330 11 Rd, Stockton, KS 67669..

Body Dan Melton came Saturday afternoon to help haul cattle to milo stalks. Before the job was finished, it naturally became dark, and what fun and a bit dangerous it was loading and sorting black cows with flashlights! I am overjoyed to be hauling water once again.

Body One of these days, Royce Williams is going to become so rich and famous we will all be seeking his autograph. Royce and his cigar-box guitars were featured over the weekend on HaysPost in a story written by James Bell.

Body With the observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 17th, the Stockton Sentinel is asking for early copy and ads to be turned in by Friday, January 14th. Just a reminder, the Sentinel office will be open, but there is no mail delivery that day.

Body The City of Stockton approved the following building permits during 2021 as follows: Brian Mackey (119 North 3rd) for a fence; Kelly Desmarteau (323 North Cedar) for a carport; Delmar and Janice Hammond (721 North 9th) for a horse shelter and storage; Don Blair (620 North 1st)...

Body The Rooks County Commissioners approved the 2022 appointments during their weekly meeting held on Tuesday, January 4th. The appointments are as follows: 9-1-1 Fees, $.

Body Barry Gilliland, Plainville: “I lost 17 pounds back in September when I had COVID-19, but I think I gained it all back during the Christmas holiday.” Ernestene Swaney: “I’m going to have to live forever for my bucket list!

Body Robert William Fairbanks Co. I, 23rd Ohio Infantry Robert William Fairbanks was born 4 September 1838, a son of Edwin and Mary (Averill) Fairbanks, in Montgomery County, New York, and moved to Summit County, Ohio, as a young child with his family.