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On a 6-0 vote at its meeting here Monday evening, the Holton school board voted by resolution to change the method of school board election for the district, making all the school board positions at-large and not tied to any geographic area in the school district, as is currently the case.
A plan...
Smaller class sizes are essential to ensuring that younger students in the Jackson Heights district get the best education possible, and at the Jackson Heights USD 335 Board of Education’s monthly meeting on Monday, a group of teachers and patrons made that point clear to the board.
Monday’s board...
Longtime Jackson County employee Sally Jo Alley is set to retire after 41 years with the county.
A native of Circleville, Alley spent two summers of her high school years working in the county appraiser’s office.
“I sat at a table with a map in front of me, put an overlay over it and would count...
A group of Holton High School students and their dates are shown arriving to prom in a party bus.
“I wanted to leave the community in better shape than I found it.”
That’s what Kerwin McKee, who retired effective Monday from the City of Holton after 26 years of service — first as codes enforcement officer and finishing as city manager — listed as his ultimate goal for his years in city...
Dylan Robbins has been appointed as the new health officer for the Jackson County Health Department.
The Jackson County Commissioners made the appointment during a recent commission meeting.
Robbins is a Holton native and graduated from Holton High School in 2011. She completed some of her...
A two-car accident Wednesday morning, April 26, on U.S. Highway 75 resulted in the death of a Whiting woman and a Texas man being booked into jail on second-degree murder and other charges, it has been reported.
Melinda Wareham, 74, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, which occurred...
This year, members of Holton High School’s alumni association are eager to have their fellow graduates “Party Like It’s 1953… 1958… 1963… 1968… 1973…”
According to Linda Clements of the alumni association, that’s the theme for this year’s alumni banquet, set for Saturday, May 27 at the Northeast...
Blinded in a car accident when he was a freshman in college, Marcus Engel reminded Jackson County health professionals about the importance of compassionate care during a special speaking event last Wednesday at The Courtyard Event Center in Holton.
Earlier that day, Engel shared his story with...
The Holton Recorder is hosting its 16th annual Mother’s Day Youth Essay Contest. The theme of the essay contest is “What My Mother Means To Me.” Essays are due Friday, May 5.
The top winning essay in each of the three age divisions will be published in the Wednesday, May 10, edition of The Holton...
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