On Monday, May 4th, Stockton Grade School celebrated its annual Awards Night, Music Program, and Eighth-Grade Promotion. Principal Stacey Green welcomed the audience and, alongside athletic directors Krista Muir and Janet Kuhlmann, presented awards to sixth- through eighthgrade students in sports, organizations, academics, and music.

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The Council of the City of WoodstonmetintheCouncil Chamber at City Hall on Monday, April 13th, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Kenny Lay called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m.

'I will not leave you orphans; I will come to you….On that day, you will realize that I am in my Father and you are in me and I in you.” In Sunday’s Gospel reading from John 14:1521, we hear these words Jesus spoke to His disciples as He prepares for His impending departure, contrasting it with the permanence of the gift of the Holy Spirit. Jesus will leave to return to the Father, but the Holy Spirit will remain with the disciples.

In Chapter 24 of the book of Acts, we see the accusers of Paul bring false accusations against him in an attempt to end his life. It was a premeditated, persistent attempt, as we had seen in earlier chapters.

Readiness for Spiritual Warfare: Having Your Feet Shod with the Gospel of Peace. Ephesians 6:14-15; Daniel 3:16-18, Job 1:2021, Acts 7:59–60 We continue our sermon series on spiritual warfare and the armor of God.

A Woman To Remember' was the Mother's Day message title from Luke 17:32 and Genesis 19:1532. This woman in the Old Testament is a woman to remember, not for the right reasons, but because of her failures.

On May 1, Plainville was alive with excitement as the Red Line Cruisers hosted their 10th Annual Cruise Night. Enthusiasts gathered early and lingered late, soaking up classic rock and roll from Bob and Sue Schonthaler with “Tumbleweed Tunes.” The aroma of delicious food from various vendors filled the air, adding to the festive atmosphere.

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