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Here are the Holton Recorder Football Pick’Em Contest entries for the week ending Friday, Oct. 2:
1. Aeschliman Construction: New Orleans at Detroit
2. Denison State Bank: L.A. Chargers at Tampa Bay
3. Keen Chiropractic: Jacksonville at Cincinatti
4. McManigal Electric: Houston at...
Kansas continues to make strides in providing support to reduce the number of suicides, but more work remains in order to reduce what unfortunately is the second leading cause of death among our youth, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said recently.
September is National Suicide Prevention...
First Street Bait shop has opened in Holton, offering live bait and tackle supplies to area fishermen.
The new business is owned by Joe Snavely and is located on the south side of Holton Greenhouse at 109 New Jersey Ave. Joe and his wife, Sandy, have owned and operated the greenhouse for five...
Known simply as Mr. Bruce to many, Carl Bruce, a 1957 graduate of Holton High School, made a lasting impact as principal of Northwest Junior High School in Kansas City for nearly 20 years.
“He’s was always on some committee to promote schools. He was always in the thick of things when they were...
Gov. Laura Kelly has announced her administration’s intent to apply for the Lost Wages Assistance program (LWA), it has been reported.
The program is limited in scope and, due to federal restrictions, will only be available to those who are receiving at least $100 in unemployment benefits.
“While I...
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has amended its travel quarantine list guidance to include Aruba, it has been reported. Additionally, those countries which previously held a CDC Level 3 Travel Health Notice with restrictions have been removed from the list effective Aug. 27....
The first day of school for Royal Valley students will now be Wednesday, Aug. 26, and many of those students will be starting the year online due to recommendations by county health officials, it has been reported.
RV Superintendent Aaric Davis reported Friday morning that the health department is...
Starting today (Wednesday) businesses can apply for a total of more than $130 million in grants to serve those most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and for companies that can expand broadband access in the state, Gov. Laura Kelly has announced.
Information on SPARK (Strengthening People And...
Names and contact information for area busineses are being sought by the Jackson County Commissioners as they look to disburse funds from the CARES Act.
Holton school district personnel who retired at the end of the 2019-20 school year were honored with a retirement reception this past Friday at Holton Elementary School. Shown from left to right are Diann Strader, elementary teacher; Margie Grace, elemen- tary counselor; Karen Ford, high school...
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