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Rhonda (left) and Randy Magnison of Holton will be opening their home on Saturday, Dec. 7 as one of five families participating in this year’s Holton/Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Christmas Homes Tour, it was reported. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Top stories in the Monday, Nov. 18 Holton Recorder include: • After reviewing the 26 provisional ballots cast during the recent election, the outcome of the race for the position one seat on the Royal Valley Board of Education is now in the hands of Jacob “Tug” Wamego. Learn more about the election...
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly recently proclaimed November as Native American Heritage Month in Kansas. Kelly (seated) is shown here with members of Kansas tribes, including the Prairie Band Potawatomi. “Kansas’ Native American tribes have made long-lasting, immeasurable contributions to our state and our nation,” Gov. Kelly said. (Submitted photo)
Top stories in the Wednesday, Nov. 13 Holton Recorder include: • Tarwater Farm & Home of Topeka has finalized the purchase of the recently-closed Holton Farm & Home. Learn more about the Holton facility’s new owners, their connection to Jackson County and when they look forward to reopening...
The deadline to make nominations for the Chamber’s Hall of Fame recognition has been extended to Wednesday, Nov. 13, it has been announced. The special Hall of Fame recognition is reserved for longtime inspiring leadership in the community demonstrated through longtime business excellence,...
Election Notice: The polling location for voters residing in the city of Whiting and Whiting and Straight Creek townships has been moved to Whiting Baptist Church, 341 Searle St. Polls will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Jackson Heights senior Skyla Howe (left) and Mayetta veteran Larry Larkin (center) posed for a photo with “town crier” Fred Taylor, who heralded the Jackson Heights Honor Flight group’s arrival at Baltimore-Washington International Airport last Wednesday. More photos from Honor Flight will be posted at this Web site. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Top stories in the Wednesday, Oct. 30 edition of The Holton Recorder include: • Twenty-six veterans of the Vietnam and Korean wars recently joined a handful of Jackson Heights High School students for the eighth Jackson Heights Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. Find out what happened on the trip and...
Dear editor,  The Holton School District continually evaluates ongoing building maintenance and facility needs through the development of a long-term capital improvement plan.  In addition, the district has a plan for prioritizing these needs and allocating funds from its annual operating budget to...
Emma Howes, a 2019 graduate of Holton High School, is among 170 Kansas State University students receiving scholarships as student “legacies” who have been recognized with the KSU Alumni Association’s Legacy Scholarship, it was reported. The $1,000 scholarships were awarded to 170 students who are...
CROPS COOL SEASON GRASS HAY Blue: Dalton Peters.   HORTICULTURE HORTICULTURE NOTEBOOK Purple: Kennedy Smith.   CLOTHING & TEXTILES ARTICLE, GARMENT OR OUTFIT CONSTRUCTED BY 9-11 YEAR OLD EXHIBITOR Red: Anna Schierling.   ARTICLE, GARMENT OR OUTFIT CONSTRUCTED BY 12-14...
Prior to the Holton-Wamego football game here Friday evening, local veterans are invited to participate in pre-game ceremonies by helping to carry a huge U.S. flag, measuring about 40 feet x 70 feet out to midfield, it has been reported. Local veterans groups will also raise the flag at the...
The Royal Valley High School marching band earned an “Excellent” rating at the Holton Invitational Marching Festival held last Wednesday at the HHS football field. The marching Panthers performed several songs from the musical “Grease.” In the photo, while members of the drumline performed a...

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