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Proposed cuts and changes to education at the state and federal levels were outlined during the Royal Valley Board of Education meeting Monday evening. Superintendent Aaric Davis shared of list of proposed state bills being tracked by the Kansas State Department of Education that could impact the...
Recently at Jackson Heights High School, while the halls were quiet as students were gone for spring break, school and law enforcement officials from Jackson County and the surrounding area spent two days discussing how to handle a problem that many schools face while in session — the threat of an...
A Holton man arrested last year in connection with an investigation into the death of one wife and the disappearance of another has filed a federal lawsuit against the Jackson County detective who initiated the investigation last year, saying the detective acted “in reckless disregard of the truth...
Holton business and commerce leaders left Monday evening’s Holton City Commission meeting disappointed after commissioners finalized a Christmas lighting schedule for Holton’s Town Square during the meeting. On a 4-1 vote, commissioners agreed to turn on the string lights that outline the tops of...
A bill that would allow a special .25 percent sales tax to be placed on a ballot here in support of Holton Community Hospital took a big step forward in the Kansas Legislature last week, it was reported. The bill, House Bill 2390, passed 105-11 in the House last Friday after it received the...
Riley Electric’s three-man crew — from left to right in the photo above, Gary Baxter, Reece Burns and Byron Riley — is continuing the legacy of service that began when Riley’s grandfather, Bill Riley, opened the business in 1945.
For 80 years, Riley Electric of Holton has been providing a variety of electrical services, both commercial and residential, in the Jackson County area, and it’s recognized in this area as the model family business. Byron Riley took over ownership of the business in 1998, continuing the legacy of...
Holton city employees celebrating milestone years of service were recently honored by Mayor Tim Morris (shown above at right). From left to right: Richard Myers, electric production, five years; Amber Fowler-Baxter, administrative assistant and court clerk, 10 years; Mike Reichle, parks and recreation director, 25 years; Nathan Doyle, parks and recreation, 10 years; and Morris. Also honored, but not present at Monday’s meeting, was codes enforcement officer Jeff Draper, celebrating 15 years with the city.
Holton city employees celebrating milestone years of service were recently honored by Mayor Tim Morris (shown above at right). From left to right: Richard Myers, electric production, five years; Amber Fowler-Baxter, administrative assistant and court clerk, 10 years; Mike Reichle, parks and...
Attention Holton High School alumni: Did one of your classmates make a big difference in the world after graduating from HHS? Would you like to see them honored as your alma mater’s Alumnus of the Year at this year’s HHS Alumni Banquet? If so, or if you’ve got an idea that might benefit this year’s...
Members of the Mayetta Pioneer Days Association presented the late Judy Darnell with the inaugural Elizabeth Lunger Woman of Vision Award last Saturday at Mayetta City Hall. Members of Darnell’s family were present to accept the award in her honor and included her daughter Sharon Anderson (seated), (standing, from left) her son Alan Anderson, her husband Eldon Darnell, her brother Charles “Chuck” Jacobson and her sister Shirley Jacobson. (Photo by Ali Holcomb)
Members of the Mayetta Pioneer Day Association honored the late Judy Darnell with the inaugural Elizabeth Lunger Woman of Vision Award during a ceremony last Saturday afternoon at Mayetta City Hall.  Jude Gentry, a member of the association, said that the award is named after Lunger, who founded...
New early childhood structure and fees for the next school year were approved on a 5-2 vote of the Holton school board here on Monday evening. Currently, and primarily as a service to school employees and teaching staff, the district offers full-day care to 4 p.m. on school days for 14 infants and...

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