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Law enforcement officers investigated the Friday crash of a 1986 Grumman cropduster two miles east of Emmett. (Photo courtesy Jackson County Sheriff's Office)
  A crop-duster pilot walked away from a crash around noon on Friday just two miles east of Emmett. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, Curt Robert Strathman, 28, Axtell, was flying a 1986 Grumman G-164A west near 142nd and A Roads when the plane lost altitude, struck the ground and then...
Thirteen-year-old Olivia Yingst (right) found herself having to deal with a somewhat unruly crossbred market steer at Tuesday’s Jackson County Fair beef show at the Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex, but the struggle paid off in the end. Yingst’s animal was named grand champion market steer of the show by judge Kayla Bodenhausen (center), after being named best heavyweight crossbred steer and best overall crossbred steer. Also shown in the photo above is 4-H Ambassador John Kennedy.
Grand champions have been awarded at this year's Jackson County Fair. 
The Royal Valley Board of Education is proposing a 5.322 mill increase for its 2016-2017 school budget to help offset a reduction in state aid due to the block grant budget formula.  At a special board meeting Monday evening, board members agreed to propose a budget that includes 47.877 mills,...
At a special meeting here on Monday evening, the Holton school board took the time to focus solely on the proposed new budget for the upcoming school year and to hear input from Superintendent Dennis Stones and Assistant Superintendent Joe Kelly.  While the future of school funding is still up in...
Jackson Heights district patrons are looking at a minor decrease in their district’s mill levy for the 2015-16 school year, but due to an increase in the district’s property valuation, it will still generate more in revenue for the district, according to a proposed budget for the upcoming school...
Next Friday, owners of classic cars, trucks and motorcycles are invited to Holton’s Town Square to take part in the annual Cruise Night festivities, presented by the Holton/Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and featuring a regionally-recognized ‘50s and ‘60s rock group. Jimmy Dee and the Fabulous...
Making sure that children are properly supplied with pencils, paper, binders and other necessary school supplies is the goal of the Tools 4 School program, which is in its fifth year this year, according to event chairperson Janci Smith-Sullivan. “Our program aims to help kids in low-income...
Holton Community Hospital CEO Carrie Saia (center) is shown with Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins (right) Tuesday at a Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health hearing about rural health care.
Carrie Saia, CEO of Holton Community Hospital, testified in Washington, D.C. Tuesday at a Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health hearing to discuss rural healthcare disparities created by Medicare regulations.  Her full testimony is as follows: “Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee, “Thank...
  Portable signs advising motorists on U.S. Highway 75 south of Holton to watch out for “heavy traffic” near 214th Road and the Northeast Kansas Heritage Com­plex remain in place this week as the 90th annual Jackson County Fair continues. Motorists who would rather use a different route to the...
  Despite the Kansas State Board of Education’s recent vote to allow people without proper teachers’ li­censes to teach in Kansas schools, district administrators in Jackson County’s schools say they prefer to have people who are properly trained and licensed teaching their students. Earlier this...

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