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Jackson County residents are reminded that their current burn permit expires at the start of the New Year.
County residents are required to obtain a new free burn permit for 2024 as the county’s current permits expire on Sunday.
Since 2015, county burn permits expire every two years on Dec. 31 of...
Gov. Laura Kelly was at Holton Community Hospital last Thursday to unveil her newest proposal to expand Medicaid in Kansas.
“Each year I’ve been in office, I have introduced a bill to expand Medicaid with support from both sides of the aisle. This year, we’re going a step further to meet...
A first-degree murder charge against an Auburn man in connection with a May 2021 traffic accident north of Holton that left a Topeka woman dead and four others injured has been dismissed as part of a plea deal that could still result in a 10-year prison sentence, it has been reported.
At an...
Volunteering is an important part of life for Rusty Douglas of rural Mayetta.
For several years, Douglas, shown at right, has volunteered his services at the Jackson County Fair’s beef show, helping future generations of Jackson County farmers and ranchers show their steers and heifers. He’s...
A masterplan will be developed by HTK Architects of Topeka to help guide the Royal Valley Board of Education as it considers how to best use a 98-acre piece of land the district purchased last spring.
During the board of education meeting on Monday, the board approved a masterplan proposal from HTK...
Jude and Russel Gentry have opened Sweet Sassy Molassy on Main Street in Mayetta offering homemade baked goods and dinner options six days a week.
Sweet Sassy Molassy is located at 128 East Main St. and is open 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 10 p.m. on Saturday.
“We offer good...
About 90 square miles of land has been transferred from Prairie Hills USD 113 to Jackson Heights USD 335 following two days of mediation proceedings last week, putting an end to discussions between a three-school coalition, including Jackson Heights, and USD 113 on how to transfer land into the...
More than four years after the need for a new “first-out” fire engine for the Holton Fire Department was identified — and almost two years after the city was awarded a Kansas Department of Commerce grant for the purchase of a new fire engine — the City of Holton will likely have that new fire...
Several Jackson County residents have filed for the 2024 general election, it has been reported.
Republican Tom Hoffman of Emmett has filed for the District Three commission seat currently held by Keith Kelly.
The District One seat, which is held by Dan Brenner, will also be included in the next...
Every year, the Holton City Commission distributes funds from the City of Holton’s Sitzler Fund to assist city residents who may have difficulty in keeping up their utility bill payments during the winter months.
This year, however, due to increases in interest rates, commissioners will be able to...
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