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Jackson Heights High School’s first Honor Flight in more than two years is tentatively scheduled for mid-September, and Heights superintendent Adrianne Walsh is looking for veterans of World War II and the Korean War who would be willing to participate in the trip, which won’t cost those veterans a...
The Jackson County Commissioners have transferred the ownership of an abandoned cemetery on V4 Road in the southern part of the county to the Steward/Muddy Creek Cemetery District.
Cemetery district members Robert Martin, C.M. Lovendahl, Kerril Bauerly and volunteer Delbert Zachariasen met with...
For more than half a century, the Jackson County Fair has been a presence at the northeast corner of U.S. Highway 75 and Kansas Highway 16 in Holton, but today, it’s getting ready for its first full week at its new home south of Holton — the Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex.
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Jackson County’s assessed valuation has increased by $4.764 million, according to the estimated assessed valuations certified earlier this month for counties, cities and school districts.
The assessed value of all real estate ($87,930,770), state assessed utilities ($14,166,028), personal...
Visitors to the tennis courts at Holton’s Linscott Park are noticing some eye-catching improvements — first the new surface on half of the court area, and now a new mural painted on the practice wall as a joint effort between the Jackson County Arts group and Holton’s Parks and Recreation...
Area residents are mourning the death of a Holton barber whose presence on the south side of Holton’s Town Square spanned more than half a century.
Bob Morgan, known as “Barber Bob” to all who knew him, died Saturday night at a Topeka hospital at the age of 71. Morgan had worked as a barber...
A jury trial for a Netawaka resident charged with several sex-related crimes involving a child has been scheduled for late October by Jackson County District Court Judge Micheal Ireland.
Ireland set a three-day trial starting Tuesday, Oct. 27 for Scott James Buchheit, 35, during a motion...
Details surrounding the arrest of a Netawaka man who picked up a package reportedly containing four pounds of marijuana from the Whiting post office in May were heard during a preliminary hearing on Friday in Jackson County District Court.
During the hearing for Johnny Lee Williams, 54, who has...
The Jackson County Courthouse and some local businsesses will be closed on Friday, July 3, so that employees may observe the Fourth of July holiday with their families.
The Holton Recorder office will also be closed on Friday. The advertising deadline for Monday’s issue will be 5 p.m. on Thursday...
A concert by the Jackson County Community Band followed by a fireworks show is being planned for Friday, July 3, at Banner Creek Reservoir, just west of Holton.
The band is set to perform at 8 p.m. at the chapel on the north side of the reservoir. The 40-minute concert will include a variety of...
