Charlotte Bear (right), a participant in Beck Bookman Library’s Mid-Week Market for Junior Entrepreneurs, sold a bouquet of flowers to Karen Ford (left) of Holton during Wednesday’s market, which was moved inside the library due to rain. Bear and her mother put together the bouquets and wrapped them in inspirational quotes for this year’s market. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
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Renovation work on the second floor of the building at 128 W. Fifth St. is being done, with custom windows being installed by Window Design Company of Silver Lake visible on the front and sides of the building. (Photo by David Powls)
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The recent Jackson County Fair Parade drew a variety of entries last week, including Circleville Saddle Club members MaKenna Jacobson (left) and Alex Rollins carrying the American flag and their club flag through the parade route. Check out Monday’s Recorder for the annual fair section. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
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Kolby Rethman (right) of the North Jackson Jets 4-H club showed the grand champion in the Jackson County Fair’s beef show, a crossbred steer that was also chosen as best of its breed Tuesday evening by beef show judge Karl Dawn Stover (center) of Beloit. Assisting with awards is 4-H Ambassador Shelby Fox. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top Stories in the July 24, 2019 edition
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A total of 71 vehicles were entered into the Motors & Mayhem car and bike show in downtown Mayetta this past Saturday as a fund-raising event for the Mayetta Spray Park. “It was our most successful car show we’ve had,” said Liz Long, spray park fund-raising committee chairperson, of the third annual event. (Photo courtesy Jonathan Wimer)
Top stories in the July 17, 2019 edition
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South side curb work
City of Holton workers started their summer building a new curb work on the south side of the Jackson County courtyard.
Charlotte Bear (right), a participant in Beck Bookman Library’s Mid-Week Market for Junior Entrepreneurs, sold a bouquet of flowers to Karen Ford (left) of Holton during Wednesday’s market, which was moved inside the library due to rain. Bear and her mother put together the bouquets and wrapped them in inspirational quotes for this year’s market. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Renovation work on the second floor of the building at 128 W. Fifth St. is being done, with custom windows being installed by Window Design Company of Silver Lake visible on the front and sides of the building. (Photo by David Powls)
The recent Jackson County Fair Parade drew a variety of entries last week, including Circleville Saddle Club members MaKenna Jacobson (left) and Alex Rollins carrying the American flag and their club flag through the parade route. Check out Monday’s Recorder for the annual fair section. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Kolby Rethman (right) of the North Jackson Jets 4-H club showed the grand champion in the Jackson County Fair’s beef show, a crossbred steer that was also chosen as best of its breed Tuesday evening by beef show judge Karl Dawn Stover (center) of Beloit. Assisting with awards is 4-H Ambassador Shelby Fox. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
A total of 71 vehicles were entered into the Motors & Mayhem car and bike show in downtown Mayetta this past Saturday as a fund-raising event for the Mayetta Spray Park. “It was our most successful car show we’ve had,” said Liz Long, spray park fund-raising committee chairperson, of the third annual event. (Photo courtesy Jonathan Wimer)

2019 World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament

Two Hoyt youth recently competed at the World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament at Wichita Falls, Texas. Ryan Russell, age 14, placed seventh in the championship round of the Junior Boys A division, it was reported. Ryan’s sister, Danyelle Russell, age 11, placed fourth in her group in the opening...

2019 Sunflower State Games Results

The 2019 Sunflower State Games have recently been completed in full. Here are the results from some of the local competitors from Jackson County and some surrounding small towns: Female Overall Results 5K Cauldron Run: *2. Ashley Turpin, Meriden (30yo) 20:00.1. *4. Jamie Johnson-Shaffer, Mayetta (...

Midwest Power 14A Softball Team 2019

MidWest Power became the 14A 2019 Midwest National Fastpitch Softball Champions after beating out a field of teams from Minnesota to Texas on Saturday, July 27, it has been reported. The National Championship tournament consisted of four days of pool and bracket play in both Liberty, Mo. and...

Jackson Heights Football Preview 2019

After an exceptional 2018 season that saw the Cobras get as far as the sectional playoffs, Jackson Heights High School head football coach Caleb Wick is looking forward to taking his team further as he enters his eighth year of leading the team. “We are going to be a pretty se­nior-heavy team that...

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Charlotte Bear (right), a participant in Beck Bookman Library’s Mid-Week Market for Junior Entrepreneurs, sold a bouquet of flowers to Karen Ford (left) of Holton during Wednesday’s market, which was moved inside the library due to rain. Bear and her mother put together the bouquets and wrapped them in inspirational quotes for this year’s market. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top Stories in the Aug. 12 edition

Top stories in the Monday, Aug. 5 edition of The Holton Recorder include:

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2019 World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament
Two Hoyt youth recently competed at the World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament at Wichita Falls, Texas. Ryan Russell, age 14, placed seventh in the championship round of the Junior Boys A division, it...

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