From 15 Years Ago 2011 * Bids for the Plainville water improvement project were reviewed at the Plainville City Council meeting, with the winning bid awarded to Midlands Contracting, Inc., for $308,385.20.
Big brothers Rhet and Jhet Hagan announced the arrival of their little brother, Hudson Layne, who was the 2012 Sentinel New Year’s Baby. He was born on February 2nd to Katie and Bret Hagan.
The first phase of landscaping at the Stockton Medical Clinic consisted of 20-foot oak trees grown by Leo Bird and planted by Solid Tree Service, Inc. of Phillipsburg.
Tierney Kester was the Stockton Grade School Spelling Bee Champion, with Caleigh Iwanski runner- up; Daylan Carlson, third place; Emilee Bouchey, fourth place; and Bailee Hemphill, alternate.
All of the Stockton Junior High sixth-grade students met their AR goal, so for a reward, they participated in a dodgeball tournament and ended the afternoon of fun with a game of kickball.
Loren Newell of Damar caught the trout of a lifetime at the Webster Stilling Basin on January 4th, with the fish measuring 28 inches in length. He planned to have it mounted so that it would always remain fresh in his memory.
What Was Going On 14 Years Ago Rooks County Sheriff Randy Axelson was arrested on December 30th, 2011, by agents of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation on a probable cause warrant in connection with the alleged distribution of methamphetamine, according to a statement issued by the special...
What Was Going On 14 Years Ago Members of the Stockton Junior High basketball team were Corey Poore, Liam Pasilias, Aaron Hahn, Kylar Williams, Kody Odle, Travis Clements, Kian Coffey, Joel Green, Kyle Hull, Tristan Williams, Shea Ward, Ragen Struckhoff, Donny Riffel, Nolan Lowry, Ethan Hamel,...
The SHS Snoball King and Queen were Connor Winters and Chrissie Cox, with Colton Pfeifer, Tyler Peterson, Haley Dix, and Maggie Spires as their royal court.
The new Stockton Medical Clinic officially opened to patients on December 5th. The clinic housed the full-time medical practices of Dr. Mike Oller, Dr. Beth Loney-Oller, and Genney Robben-Rahjes, APRN. Dr. Dan Sanchez and Dr. Lynn Fisher were available for appointments every Thursday.