A variety of activities were held during Mayetta Pioneer Day on Saturday in downtown Mayetta. Here, Charles Moore (at left) offered face and body painting throughout the event. Moore is shown with Marisa Meyer of Holton. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Top stories in the Sept. 18 edition
Top stories in the Wednesday, Sept. 18 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
Velma Wahwasuck served as the Prairie Band Potawatomi Elder Queen during the Mayetta Pioneer Day parade, held last Saturday in downtown Mayetta. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Top stories in the Sept. 16 edition
Top stories in the Monday, Sept. 16 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
It pays to buckle up for safety — that’s what motorists driving through the intersection of Fifth Street and New York Avenue were reminded of recently via the “Bucks For Buckles” campaign sponsored by Safe Kids Kansas, State Farm Insurance and the Kansas Department of Transportation. Here, Holton High School senior Paige Crouch (at right) gave motorist Vanessa Ogden some information on the importance of buckling up. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top stories in the Monday, Sept. 9 edition
Top stories in the Monday, Sept. 9 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
New playground equipment, as well as several maintenance projects, are planned for Linscott Park in Holton this fall with the Jackson County Commission’s recent allocation of $5,000 in county parks and recreation funds for improvements. Here, Jane Villmer of Holton is shown playing on some equipment at the park Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Top stories in the Aug. 28 edition
Top stories in the Wednesday, Aug. 28 Holton Recorder include:
Panno Wahwassuck (at right) and Kiwe Miller, members of the Royal Valley Singers and Dancers, took part in an “intertribal dance” Saturday morning in Hoyt City Park as part of the annual Pride of Hoyt Days festival. The display of native dance was a new feature in the 33rd-annual festival. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top stories in the Aug. 26 Recorder
Top stories in the Monday, Aug. 26 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
Crew members with Eisenbarth Construction of Holton poured concrete for about half of the new sidewalk on the south side of the Jackson County courtyard recently. The new eight-foot wide sidewalk will connect with the other three sidewalks that circle the courtyard once complete. This photo, taken Friday morning, faces southwest toward the Jackson County Museum and west on Fourth Street. (Photo by Michael Powls)
Top Stories in the Aug. 19 edition
Top stories in the Monday, Aug. 19 edition of The Holton Recorder include:
A variety of activities were held during Mayetta Pioneer Day on Saturday in downtown Mayetta. Here, Charles Moore (at left) offered face and body painting throughout the event. Moore is shown with Marisa Meyer of Holton. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Velma Wahwasuck served as the Prairie Band Potawatomi Elder Queen during the Mayetta Pioneer Day parade, held last Saturday in downtown Mayetta. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
It pays to buckle up for safety — that’s what motorists driving through the intersection of Fifth Street and New York Avenue were reminded of recently via the “Bucks For Buckles” campaign sponsored by Safe Kids Kansas, State Farm Insurance and the Kansas Department of Transportation. Here, Holton High School senior Paige Crouch (at right) gave motorist Vanessa Ogden some information on the importance of buckling up. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
New playground equipment, as well as several maintenance projects, are planned for Linscott Park in Holton this fall with the Jackson County Commission’s recent allocation of $5,000 in county parks and recreation funds for improvements. Here, Jane Villmer of Holton is shown playing on some equipment at the park Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Panno Wahwassuck (at right) and Kiwe Miller, members of the Royal Valley Singers and Dancers, took part in an “intertribal dance” Saturday morning in Hoyt City Park as part of the annual Pride of Hoyt Days festival. The display of native dance was a new feature in the 33rd-annual festival. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Crew members with Eisenbarth Construction of Holton poured concrete for about half of the new sidewalk on the south side of the Jackson County courtyard recently. The new eight-foot wide sidewalk will connect with the other three sidewalks that circle the courtyard once complete. This photo, taken Friday morning, faces southwest toward the Jackson County Museum and west on Fourth Street. (Photo by Michael Powls)

Cross Country at Holton 9-12-19

The middle school and high school cross country seasons for Holton, Royal Valley, Jackson Heights, ACCHS and Wetmore continued last Thursday at the Holton Invitational cross country meet at Banner Creek Reservoir. This was the first cross country meet for the Jackson Heights Cobras. The varsity...
A variety of activities were held during Mayetta Pioneer Day on Saturday in downtown Mayetta. Here, Charles Moore (at left) offered face and body painting throughout the event. Moore is shown with Marisa Meyer of Holton. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)

Top stories in the Sept. 18 edition

Top stories in the Wednesday, Sept. 18 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • Holton city commissioners approved an ordinance this week allowing for Sunday beer and liquor sales. Learn more about the ordinance and when such sales can begin. • The city commission also approved the issuance of...
Velma Wahwasuck served as the Prairie Band Potawatomi Elder Queen during the Mayetta Pioneer Day parade, held last Saturday in downtown Mayetta. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)

Top stories in the Sept. 16 edition

Top stories in the Monday, Sept. 16 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • The Jackson Heights board of education recently received some dismaying news about the geothermal heat pump system that’s used for climate control at the high school — the system can be fixed, but energy cost savings for...

Jeff West Invitational Cross Country Meet 9-5-19

The middle school and high school cross country seasons for Holton, Royal Valley, ACCHS and Wetmore got started Thursday, Sept. 5, at the Jeff West Invitational Cross Country Meet at the Shawnee North Community Park in North Topeka. The top middle school and high school results were as follows:...

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A variety of activities were held during Mayetta Pioneer Day on Saturday in downtown Mayetta. Here, Charles Moore (at left) offered face and body painting throughout the event. Moore is shown with Marisa Meyer of Holton. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Top stories in the Sept. 18 edition

Top stories in the Wednesday, Sept. 18 edition of The Holton Recorder include:

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Cross Country at Holton 9-12-19
The middle school and high school cross country seasons for Holton, Royal Valley, Jackson Heights, ACCHS and Wetmore continued last Thursday at the Holton Invitational cross country meet at Banner...

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