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Jeff and Yvonne Terry (shown above at left) have purchased Eubanks Custom Woodworking from Brenda and Mike Eubanks (shown at right), who started the business in 1980.
For more than 40 years, making cabinets has been Mike Eubanks’ stock in trade. Now, Eubanks says he wants to “refocus and kick back a little bit,” and Jeff and Yvonne Terry are giving him the opportunity to do just that. The Terrys took over as the new owners of Eubanks Custom Woodworks at the end...
Each March, the American Farm Bureau organizes Ag Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) week to highlight farm safety and provide education and training resources. During the week, agricultural groups focus on different aspects of farm safety each day, including work in confined animal spaces; equipment...
For potential homebuyers — not just in Jackson County or in northeastern Kansas, but anywhere in the nation — the inventory of available residences for sale is low while the price tags attached to those residences are high. But while many real estate markets have seen the prices rising and the...
A bridge located just east of Circleville on 254th and K2 Roads has been selected as part of the Kansas Local Bridge Improvement Program, it has been reported. Jackson County has been awarded $150,000 from the state to replace a box bridge half a mile east of Circleville. The bridge spans a...
Summer chip-and-seal road projects were discussed at a recent Jackson County Commission meeting. Last year, the county hired a private contractor, Harbour Construction, Inc. of Kansas City, Kan., to complete 10 miles of chip-and-seal overlay in the county at a cost of $232,320. By hiring a private...
Heather (Sovern) Morgan, a native of Soldier and 2000 graduate of Jackson Heights High School, is the new president of the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation of Los Angeles, Calif.
Growing up in Soldier, Kan. - population 83, although slightly more when she lived there, put Heather Morgan a solid 20 minutes away from a grocery store or gas station, with the closest movie theater a further 10 minutes out. In high school, if a boy really liked you, he’d drive you 50 miles to...
Healthcare staff shortages have made nationwide news as the COVID-19 pandemic has dragged on for nearly two years. Here in northeast Kansas, Community HealthCare System is doing all it can to help the next generation of nurses gain experience. Several different schools send students to Onaga...
Brad Barton of The ‘Lil Talk Show will host a three-day “We, The People Reunion” here at the Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex March 31 through April 2. Similar events have been held in other states throughout the past year and have drawn thousands of people to each one, it has been reported....
Pittsburg State University junior middle distance runner Mason Strader, from Holton, was named the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II men’s indoor track & field athlete of the week yesterday after his sub-four minute mile performance last weekend. Additionally, Strader...
Sarah and John Zibell Jr. (shown above left to right) have purchased Koger Variety on the west side the Holton Square and have renamed it Holton Mercantile. The business will continue to offer a wide selection of products.
Sarah and John Zibell Jr. have purchased Koger Variety on the west side of the Holton Square, which they have renamed Holton Mercantile. Carolyn and Chris Koger opened Koger Variety at 415 New York Ave. in downtown Holton 47 years ago. The couple turned the business over to the Zibells on Jan. 1. “...

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