Holton Street Superintendent Greg Tanking was hard at work before the crack of dawn on Monday removing excess snow from parking areas along the south side of Holton’s Town Square. Tanking and his crew are getting ready to remove more snow and other precipitation due to winter weather that is expected to make its way into the area on Friday. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
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A winter storm that passed through the area late Friday and early Saturday dumped about four to six inches of snow on Holton, transforming the Town Square — the south side of which is shown here — into a winter wonderland. (Photo courtesy of Troy Moppin)
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During the song “A Hat For My Snowman,” several Royal Valley Elementary School kindergarten students decorated this paper snowman for winter. The song, along with three others, were a part of the student’s winter holiday program performed on Monday at the school. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
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Six-year-old Bryler Brucken (center) shared his Christmas wish list with Santa Claus while Bryler’s younger brother, two-year-old Treagen, waited his turn during a recent visit to Santa’s Workshop. The brothers are the sons of Chad and Kayla Brucken of Holton. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
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Royal Valley will crown its King and Queen of Courts from these six students on Friday during halftime of the varsity boys basketball game against Hiawatha. Queen candidates include (seated, from left) Kenzie Hegemann, Mary Broxterman and Kiikto Thomas. King candidates are (standing, from left) Garrett Pruyser, Kobe Mills and Knowee Potts. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
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Top stories in the Monday, Dec. 10 Holton Recorder include: • A tragic auto accident north of Holton claims the life of a Jackson Heights sophomore. Learn more about Garrett Klahr in today’s issue.
Studio 1 Dance Center students who performed “All I Want For Christmas Is You” during Saturday’s “Small Town Christmas” celebration in Holton included (from left) Payton Crawford, Khyia Jenkins, Julie Wellman, Keirya Taylor and Samantha LaRoche (back right). (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
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Holton Street Superintendent Greg Tanking was hard at work before the crack of dawn on Monday removing excess snow from parking areas along the south side of Holton’s Town Square. Tanking and his crew are getting ready to remove more snow and other precipitation due to winter weather that is expected to make its way into the area on Friday. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
A winter storm that passed through the area late Friday and early Saturday dumped about four to six inches of snow on Holton, transforming the Town Square — the south side of which is shown here — into a winter wonderland. (Photo courtesy of Troy Moppin)
During the song “A Hat For My Snowman,” several Royal Valley Elementary School kindergarten students decorated this paper snowman for winter. The song, along with three others, were a part of the student’s winter holiday program performed on Monday at the school. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Six-year-old Bryler Brucken (center) shared his Christmas wish list with Santa Claus while Bryler’s younger brother, two-year-old Treagen, waited his turn during a recent visit to Santa’s Workshop. The brothers are the sons of Chad and Kayla Brucken of Holton. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Royal Valley will crown its King and Queen of Courts from these six students on Friday during halftime of the varsity boys basketball game against Hiawatha. Queen candidates include (seated, from left) Kenzie Hegemann, Mary Broxterman and Kiikto Thomas. King candidates are (standing, from left) Garrett Pruyser, Kobe Mills and Knowee Potts. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Studio 1 Dance Center students who performed “All I Want For Christmas Is You” during Saturday’s “Small Town Christmas” celebration in Holton included (from left) Payton Crawford, Khyia Jenkins, Julie Wellman, Keirya Taylor and Samantha LaRoche (back right). (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Holton Street Superintendent Greg Tanking was hard at work before the crack of dawn on Monday removing excess snow from parking areas along the south side of Holton’s Town Square. Tanking and his crew are getting ready to remove more snow and other precipitation due to winter weather that is expected to make its way into the area on Friday. (Photo by Brian Sanders)

Top Stories in the Wednesday, Jan. 16 Recorder

Highlights of the Wednesday, Jan. 16 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • Three companies providing bottled water to Holton Elementary School in the wake of blue-tinted water at the school have announced they will stop providing water on Feb. 1. Find out the Holton USD 336 Board of Education’s...
A winter storm that passed through the area late Friday and early Saturday dumped about four to six inches of snow on Holton, transforming the Town Square — the south side of which is shown here — into a winter wonderland. (Photo courtesy of Troy Moppin)

Top stories in the Monday, Jan. 14 Recorder

Highlights of the Monday, Jan. 14, 2019 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • The Nebraska woman charged in the November 2017 deaths of three members of a Sabetha family has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Find out more about the case, as well as when the woman will stand trial. • Jackson...

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Holton Street Superintendent Greg Tanking was hard at work before the crack of dawn on Monday removing excess snow from parking areas along the south side of Holton’s Town Square. Tanking and his crew are getting ready to remove more snow and other precipitation due to winter weather that is expected to make its way into the area on Friday. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
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