Ari Hunniford (right), fund-raising campaign director for Holton Community Hospital’s proposed $17.6-million expansion project, talked with Tim Morris (center) about the expansion project while Morris’ wife, Sandra, browsed a set of plans that detailed the hospital’s plans for construction of a new rural health clinic during an informal public social at The Hot Spot on Friday. More community meetings about the hospital’s expansion plan are proposed for April. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top Stories in our March 25 edition
Top stories in the Monday, March 25, 2019 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
Jackson Heights High School student Ed Mandala (second from left) and Holton High School student Aaran McAllister (right) recently met with Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly (seated) to discuss the “Safe 75 Initiative,” a student-led effort to encourage safety improvements along U.S. Highway 75 between Holton and the Kansas-Nebraska state line. With the students is JHHS Student Council adviser Katie Morris. (Submitted photo)
Top stories in the Wednesday, March 20 edition
Here are some of the top stories in the Wednesday, March 20 Holton Recorder:
The new Beck Bookman Library logo was revealed last Wednesday at Cecil K’s Hometown Market. Amy Austin, library director, is shown at right along with daughter Tessa, at left, with the new logo, which features a cat sitting under a tree. More than 40 entries were submitted in the contest, and the winner of the contest has chosen to remain anonymous, it was reported. (Submitted photo)
Top Stories in the Monday, March 18 edition
Top stories in the Monday, March 18 edition of the Holton Recorder include:
Layne Hunley, president of the Jackson County Historical Society, shows two examples of historical window displays created by volunteers to showcase the history of various buildings and businesses around Holton’s Town Square. The window displays will be featured at the Historical Society’s upcoming Founders Day Dinner on March 28 at First United Methodist Church in Holton. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top stories in the March 13 Recorder
Top stories in the Wednesday, March 13 Holton Recorder include:
The Royal Valley High School girls varsity basketball team won the Class 3A state girls basketball tournament on Saturday in a thrilling overtime victory over Cheney, 55-52. It was the first state basketball title — and the second state championship in any sport — in school history. (Photo by Michael Powls)
Top stories in the March 11 Recorder
Top stories in the Monday, March 11 Holton Recorder include:
Jackson County road and bridge foreman Eric Fritz is shown at left loading road rock into a county dump truck being driven by county crew member Brandon Hundley (at right) at the county shop yesterday morning. The department has been hauling rock to the “worse locations” first, according to Dan Barnett, road and bridge supervisor, as the snow and rain this winter has taken its toil on county roads. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Top Stories in the Feb. 27, 2019 Recorder
Top stories in the Wednesday, Feb. 27 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
Ari Hunniford (right), fund-raising campaign director for Holton Community Hospital’s proposed $17.6-million expansion project, talked with Tim Morris (center) about the expansion project while Morris’ wife, Sandra, browsed a set of plans that detailed the hospital’s plans for construction of a new rural health clinic during an informal public social at The Hot Spot on Friday. More community meetings about the hospital’s expansion plan are proposed for April. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Jackson Heights High School student Ed Mandala (second from left) and Holton High School student Aaran McAllister (right) recently met with Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly (seated) to discuss the “Safe 75 Initiative,” a student-led effort to encourage safety improvements along U.S. Highway 75 between Holton and the Kansas-Nebraska state line. With the students is JHHS Student Council adviser Katie Morris. (Submitted photo)
The new Beck Bookman Library logo was revealed last Wednesday at Cecil K’s Hometown Market. Amy Austin, library director, is shown at right along with daughter Tessa, at left, with the new logo, which features a cat sitting under a tree. More than 40 entries were submitted in the contest, and the winner of the contest has chosen to remain anonymous, it was reported. (Submitted photo)
Layne Hunley, president of the Jackson County Historical Society, shows two examples of historical window displays created by volunteers to showcase the history of various buildings and businesses around Holton’s Town Square. The window displays will be featured at the Historical Society’s upcoming Founders Day Dinner on March 28 at First United Methodist Church in Holton. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
The Royal Valley High School girls varsity basketball team won the Class 3A state girls basketball tournament on Saturday in a thrilling overtime victory over Cheney, 55-52. It was the first state basketball title — and the second state championship in any sport — in school history. (Photo by Michael Powls)
Jackson County road and bridge foreman Eric Fritz is shown at left loading road rock into a county dump truck being driven by county crew member Brandon Hundley (at right) at the county shop yesterday morning. The department has been hauling rock to the “worse locations” first, according to Dan Barnett, road and bridge supervisor, as the snow and rain this winter has taken its toil on county roads. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Ari Hunniford (right), fund-raising campaign director for Holton Community Hospital’s proposed $17.6-million expansion project, talked with Tim Morris (center) about the expansion project while Morris’ wife, Sandra, browsed a set of plans that detailed the hospital’s plans for construction of a new rural health clinic during an informal public social at The Hot Spot on Friday. More community meetings about the hospital’s expansion plan are proposed for April. (Photo by Brian Sanders)

Top Stories in our March 25 edition

Top stories in the Monday, March 25, 2019 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • A new state law effective April 1 allows grocery and convenience stores to sell beer with an alcoholic content of up to 6 percent by volume. How will that affect liquor stores in Jackson County? Find out what local...

Wetmore Senior Sets the State Steal Record in the 2018-2019 Basketball Season

The 17 steals recorded by Wetmore High School senior Joel Hutfles this season is a new state record in the statistical category, according to Jordan Poland, president and CEO of the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame at Wichita. Poland said this morning that the new prep basketball record was confirmed on...

2019 State Basketball Championship and Third Place Games Scores

Here are the championship and third place games scores for Class 6A – Class 1A from Saturday, March 9. Class 6A Girls Championship Game 3. Washburn Rural defeated 4. Topeka High 54-42. 3rd Place Game 2. Derby defeated 8. Olathe Northwest 71-40. Class 6A Boys Championship Game 2. Blue Valley...

All Twin Valley League Basketball Teams 2019

The Twin Valley League has announced its All Twin Valley League girls basketball teams. 1st Team All-League *Senior Emilee Ebert, Frankfort – 1st team last year. *Senior Macy Doebele, Hanover – 1st team last year. *Senior Maddy Lueger, Centralia – 1st team last year. *Senior Hanna Schmitz, Axtell...

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Ari Hunniford (right), fund-raising campaign director for Holton Community Hospital’s proposed $17.6-million expansion project, talked with Tim Morris (center) about the expansion project while Morris’ wife, Sandra, browsed a set of plans that detailed the hospital’s plans for construction of a new rural health clinic during an informal public social at The Hot Spot on Friday. More community meetings about the hospital’s expansion plan are proposed for April. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top Stories in our March 25 edition

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Wetmore Senior Sets the State Steal Record in the 2018-2019 Basketball Season
The 17 steals recorded by Wetmore High School senior Joel Hutfles this season is a new state record in the statistical category, according to Jordan Poland, president and CEO of the Kansas Sports...

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