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William Galloway made a stop in Stockton on Tuesday, April 7th during his cross-country bicycle trip to raise awareness for brain injuries. Fifteen yeas ago, Galloway was hit by a drunk driver.

Sarah Quillen of Brighton, Colo.: “This will be the first year in many years that my mother, Alys Veal, myself and my daughters haven’t returned to Stockton for Memorial Day. My daughters and I may still come.”

Since the Purdums can't go on a spring trip this year, the bear in the window seems to be a good alternative. This isn't just any old bear, mind you. No, he has quite a history - having survived living in 20 different houses in nine different states during the 60 plus years in the family.

WICHITA — When the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office called Wichita Brewing Company co-owner Jeremy Horn and asked him if his brewery could start producing big batches of hand sanitizer alongside its beer, Horn wasn’t sure.

C & L Cattle, Damar, are new members of the American Angus Association®, reports Mark McCully, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Missouri.

The Stockton PRIDE and the Stockton Area Chamber of Commerce meetings for April and May have been cancelled. Please stay safe!

HORSE'S MOUTH. After the Governor put out Executive Order 20-16 on Saturday, March 28, it seemed to differ from her EO 20-14 from March 24 leaving our church, and many others, scrambling to find alternatives to meeting in person.

The Kansas Department of Transportation began or resumed work recently on several road construction projects across northwest Kansas. Project work and locations include:

THE STOCKTON SENTINEL has set out its old newspaper stand in front of the office so people can keep up with the news. Please note that the coin pay doesn’t work, but we know that the “honor system” in Stockton does! There is a basket inside to pay for the newspaper.

(The following article is taken from the unapproved minutes of the April 2nd special meeting.)