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Card of Thanks

Thank You! I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone who has supported me following the death of my husband, Alec. Your many acts of kindness and sympathy continue to be a great comfort to me.—Vicky Hrabe                        
Card of Thanks

Nova Newsreel

After moving to Salem, teenager Max Dennison explores an abandoned house with his sister Dani and their new friend, Allison. After dismissing a superstitious tale Allison tells about the house, Max accidentally frees a coven of evil witches who used to live in the house.
Nova Threatre

Webster Reservoir removed from Blue-Green Algae Advisory

On Thursday, September 24, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), in conjunction with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT), updated its list of public health advisories for Kansas lakes due to bluegreen algae.
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Spirit Squad

SPIRIT SQUAD member Taigen Kerr perfoms during halftime of Friday night’s Homecoming game..
SPIRIT SQUAD

King Candidates

STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING king candidates, Jace Hull, Markeis Spiller and Troy Rogers, gathered on the track prior to the ceremony held on Friday at Tiger Stadium. Rogers was crowned Homecoming king for 2020.
King Candidates

Crownbearers

CROWNBEARERS FOR THE 2020 HOMECOMING festivities were cuties, Kaisyn Muir (top) and Cohen Muir (bottom). Despite dealing with a sore foot, Kaisyn, and her partner Cohen, performed their duties to perfection.
Crownbearers

The Rooks County New Year's Baby Quilt

THE ROOKS COUNTY NEW YEAR’S BABY QUILT for 2020 was finally presented to the precious baby, Ezra Michael Kriley, born in February to Dustin and Dayna Kriley of Stockton. The cute quilt was made by Crossroads Quilt Guild members, Betty Bedore and Elaine Hrabe.
THE ROOKS COUNTY NEW YEAR’S BABY QUILT

County to distribute SPARK funds

The Rooks County Commissioners, along with health nurse Lori Eichman, emergency management director Butch Post and treasurer Kim Northup, held a conference call with Witt O’Brien dealing with the SPARK funds.
Rooks County Courthouse

Woodston News

Linda Melton made a trip to rural Riley to visit her sister, Norma Sharp. They spent the afternoon decorating her farmstead with milo, corn, cattails, grasses, and pumpkins that Linda purchased at a Beloit pumpkin patch. For Norma’s October birthday, Linda gave her an old garden gate.
woodston city limit sign
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