WEEK 8 FOOTBALL PICKEM 2026 Oct. 23-25 1. Aeschliman Construction: Hiawatha at Holton 2. Denison State Bank: Valley Falls at Jackson Heights 3. Beverley Brown & Co.: Riverside at Royal Valley
Holton High School seniors Eli Hines (at left) and Marley Gilliland (at right) were crowned king and queen of the Wildcat homecoming event, which saw the HHS football team defeated by visiting Jefferson West. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
All three Jackson County high schools celebrated fall football homecoming events on Friday night, Oct. 2, each featuring the crowning of a king and queen to reign over the night’s festivities. (Use arrows to move between photos.)
WEEK 7 FOOTBALL PICKEM 2026 Oct. 16-18 1. Aeschliman Construction: Silver Lake at Holton 2. Denison State Bank: Centralia at Jackson Heights 3. Beverley Brown & Co.: Royal Valley at Sabetha
WEEK 6 FOOTBALL PICKEM 2026 Oct. 9-11 1. Aeschliman Construction: Holton at Nemaha Central 2. Denison State Bank: Jackson Heights at Onaga 3. Beverley Brown & Co.: Horton at Royal Valley
Shown from left to right are Jackson Heights FFA members Jackson Jager, Rylie Strawn, Zoe Turner and Corbin Latham, enjoying the new “putt-putt” golf course that was built using funds donated by the family of Marvin and Melvena Ingels. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
In March of 2023, the family of the late Marvin and Melvena Ingels, third-generation farmers who owned land in the Netawaka and Whiting area, made donations of more than $330,000 to each of the FFA programs at two Jackson County high schools — Hol
Holton High School seniors Eli Hines (at left) and Marley Gilliland (at right) were crowned king and queen of the Wildcat homecoming event, which saw the HHS football team defeated by visiting Jefferson West. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Manhattan-based country singer Katie May will perform during this Saturday's Fall Fest.
Shown from left to right are Jackson Heights FFA members Jackson Jager, Rylie Strawn, Zoe Turner and Corbin Latham, enjoying the new “putt-putt” golf course that was built using funds donated by the family of Marvin and Melvena Ingels. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
WEEK 8 FOOTBALL PICKEM 2026 Oct. 23-25 1. Aeschliman Construction: Hiawatha at Holton 2. Denison State Bank: Valley Falls at Jackson Heights 3. Beverley Brown & Co.: Riverside at Royal Valley 4. Bergsten Insurance: ACCHS at Doniphan West 5. Bumper To Bumper: Baylor at KU 6. Jayhawk TV &...
Holton native Taley Brown has opened a new salon, Blonde & Co., on the south side of the Holton Square.
At just 20 years old, Taley Brown has already turned a passion for cosmetology into her own business, opening Blonde & Co. on the south side of the Holton Square. A grand opening for the new salon, located at 105 W. Fourth St., was last month. Brown, a 2024 graduate of Holton High School, began...
Readers have spoken and we’re listening. As a result, some enhanced news and advertising services will be offered by The Holton Recorder in the near future. The Recorder plans to launch a Facebook social media site that will further document the daily news gathering and news photography work of The...
The Jackson County Commission is considering hiring an energy consultant to review proposed commercial solar regulations and help commissioners navigate potential negotiations over the Jeffrey Solar Project proposed near Delia. Commissioners met Monday with Oleg Alba, founder of Wichita-based...

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WEEK 8 FOOTBALL PICKEM 2026

Oct. 23-25

1. Aeschliman Construction: Hiawatha at Holton

2. Denison State Bank: Valley Falls at Jackson Heights

Sports

Holton High School head football coach Brooks Barta is getting ready for his 31st season of Wildcat football, looking to improve on a 2025 season that saw the Wildcats reach the sectional round of...

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