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The Jackson Heights USD 335 Board of Education is looking at building a new addition to the elementary school that will add nine new classrooms and require moving some existing offices and library space around to handle recent — and predicted — student growth. But with property assessment...
The Royal Valley Board of Education is proposing the same mill rate as last year to fund the district’s 2024-25 budget.  Due to a new state law that increases the residential property tax exemption from $42,000 to $75,000, the district is expected to collect $34,286 less in local taxes with the...
Steve (at right) and Lisa Oom of rural Denison are trading in their current professions as traveling nurses for a new career as owners of Trails Café & Café Catering, which has been serving northeast Kansans for nearly 60 years. The Ooms took over the restaurant from John and Cindy Stavropoulos on Aug. 1. (Submitted photo)
Steve and Lisa Oom of rural Denison are the new owners of Trails Café & Café Catering, which has been serving northeast Kansans for nearly 60 years. The couple, who currently work as traveling nurses, purchased the longstanding business, which is located along U.S. Highway 75 at 601 Arizona Ave...
HOLTON/JACKSON COUNTY-WIDE GARAGE SALES Friday-Saturday, September 20-21, 2024   Download the pdf file of this form (located below this text) and print it out, then fill it out and bring it to our office at 109 W. Fourth St., Holton, KS with $13 to cover advertising costs. This will place...
In the photo above, members of the Holton Fire Department and the Holton City Commission are shown in front of the city’s new “first-out” fire engine.
Six months after Holton’s volunteer fire department welcomed its new “first-out” fire engine, Holton Fire Chief Scott Baum says the city’s firefighting crew has been fully trained on it and it is ready for service. “We’ve spent a lot of time training on it,” Baum said after the new fire engine,...
The proposed 2025 budget for the City of Holton will only generate about $26 in additional city taxes over last year on a mill levy that city officials were able to keep at the revenue neutral rate for the budget year due to a $2.3-million increase in the city’s valuation, it has been reported....
Concerns about recommended amendments to county zoning regulations were expressed by several members of the public during the Jackson County Commission meeting on Monday. Twelve county residents met with the commissioners to address proposed amendments that were discussed, but not approved, by...
Holton’s Craig Bowser and Sean Willcott were declared unofficial winners last evening in their respective Republican primary election races for State Legislature positions. Bowser received 5,002 votes in his Kansas Senate District 1 race while Atchison’s Dr. John Eplee received 4,495 votes in the...
A new sign in front of Beck Bookman Library marks donations received for the library’s expansion and renovation project, with a fund-raising goal of $2.5 million. Shown are, from left, Amy Austin, library director; Sandee Morris, library board president; and Carli Keling, Friends Of Beck Bookman Library member.  (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Fund-raising efforts to expand Beck Bookman Library received a boost on Monday after the Jackson County Commissioners presented a $30,000 check on behalf of the county to Amy Austin, library director. The donated funds were from the county’s tax on alcohol sales. “We think this is a great way to...
Kids visiting Holton’s municipal swimming pool recently made use of the two new slides that were installed earlier this summer. Holton Parks and Recreation Director Mike Reichle said he would like to see another, larger slide installed near the pool’s diving board at some point in the future. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Recent oppressive heat drove several young people in Holton to the city’s municipal swimming pool, where kids of all ages took advantage of a pair of water slides in their quest to keep cool that day. One of them was nine-year-old Jaxon Miller of Holton, who took turns going down each of the slides...

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