Royce Williams: “Right now, I've sold cigar box guitars in Stockton (two of them), Tennessee, Michigan, Seattle, Sacramento and Placerville, Calif., Alaska, Georgia and one pending in Logan.”
Park your cars on Main Street or stand in your doorway on Saturday, May 9th at 3:00 p.m. to celebrate with the Stockton High School Class of 2020 as they drive through the streets of Stockton on what would have been the day of their graduation! There will be a police motorcade leading the way.
The other day I had a question: “What is the difference between cleaning sanitizing and disinfecting?” So after answering the question, I decided what a good article to write about this week. So here goes.
The menus for the week beginning Monday, May 11, are as follows: Monday—Chicken strips, parslied potatoes, peas, bread, pears. Tuesday—Spaghetti, green beans, bread, hot cinnamon apple slices. Wednesday—Oven-baked chicken, potato salad, tropical fruit, bread, pudding.
Kim Fench (delivering mail on a beautiful Thursday): “I’m thinking I am going to have to shed a layer before too long.”
Alice Lytle: “I really miss not being able to get out and play cards.”
Taylor Weidenhaft, a senior at Hays High School and granddaughter of Stockton’s Joe and Pat Weidenhaft, is one of 621 students in the nation to be selected as a U.S. Presidential Scholars Program semifinalist.
The Rooks County Commission met on Tuesday, April 21st via Zoom for its regular weekly meeting. Health nurse Lori Eichman gave the commissioners an update on COVID-19, stating that the County still is at four positive cases.
LEATHER BOTTOM. "This is going to hurt me more than it hurts you." Not sure I ever bought that one. However, on becoming a parent, I fully got it. My depth of love drove my duty to love. Our oldest son never went through the "terrible twos."