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.
Participants at the Jackson County Fair’s dog show at the fairgrounds last Saturday morning included Jerilyn Nelson (left) of the Pleasant Valley Rustlers and Natalie Woods of the Hoyt Livewires. The 4-H’ers and their dogs competed in shownmanship, agility off lead and obedience categories. (Photo by David Powls)
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Jarity Ribelin of the Hoyt Livewires 4-H Club pulled the “mail” from the mailbox in the trail riding event at the recent Jackson County Fair horse show, although part of the “mail” apparently decided to deliver itself elsewhere. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
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The first big event of the 2019 Jackson County Fair — the horse show — was held this past Sunday at the Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex outdoor arena, where Dakota Abel of the Soldier Boosters 4-H club guided his horse around the barrels in the timed events, winning the barrel race for competitors aged 14-18. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
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An average of 100 youth are taking advantage of the free lunches being served this summer at Holton Elementary School between 11 a.m. and noon each weekday, it was reported. Here, Elizabeth Boehm (left), 8, and Constance Kautz-Johansen, 12, are shown enjoying a recent lunch that included loaded nachos, fruit and vegetables. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
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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)
Participants at the Jackson County Fair’s dog show at the fairgrounds last Saturday morning included Jerilyn Nelson (left) of the Pleasant Valley Rustlers and Natalie Woods of the Hoyt Livewires. The 4-H’ers and their dogs competed in shownmanship, agility off lead and obedience categories. (Photo by David Powls)
Jarity Ribelin of the Hoyt Livewires 4-H Club pulled the “mail” from the mailbox in the trail riding event at the recent Jackson County Fair horse show, although part of the “mail” apparently decided to deliver itself elsewhere. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
The first big event of the 2019 Jackson County Fair — the horse show — was held this past Sunday at the Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex outdoor arena, where Dakota Abel of the Soldier Boosters 4-H club guided his horse around the barrels in the timed events, winning the barrel race for competitors aged 14-18. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
An average of 100 youth are taking advantage of the free lunches being served this summer at Holton Elementary School between 11 a.m. and noon each weekday, it was reported. Here, Elizabeth Boehm (left), 8, and Constance Kautz-Johansen, 12, are shown enjoying a recent lunch that included loaded nachos, fruit and vegetables. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
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

Top stories in the Wednesday, July 17, 2019 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • The 94th-annual Jackson County Fair is next week! Look inside today’s edition for a schedule of events, as well as more information about the fair parade on July 24 and the fair’s carnival for this year. • An...

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.

2019 Sunflower State Games This Weekend

The Sunflower State Games, in its 30th year of Olympic style sports, will kick-off this weekend in Topeka. The event begins on Friday, July 12 with a total of 24 different competitions taking place this weekend at various venues in and around the Capital City. For the third consecutive year, the...
Participants at the Jackson County Fair’s dog show at the fairgrounds last Saturday morning included Jerilyn Nelson (left) of the Pleasant Valley Rustlers and Natalie Woods of the Hoyt Livewires. The 4-H’ers and their dogs competed in shownmanship, agility off lead and obedience categories. (Photo by David Powls)

Top stories in the Wednesday, July 10 edition

Top stories in the Wednesday, July 10, 2019 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • The Holton USD 336 school board on Monday heard a report about efforts to get the district’s online enrollment system ready to go for the upcoming school term. Find out more about the move from paper enrollment to...

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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

Top stories in the Wednesday, July 17, 2019 edition of The Holton Recorder include:

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2019 Sunflower State Games This Weekend
The Sunflower State Games, in its 30th year of Olympic style sports, will kick-off this weekend in Topeka. The event begins on Friday, July 12 with a total of 24 different competitions taking place...

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