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A Holton man died from injuries received in a car-pedestrian accident that occurred Friday evening along U.S. Highway 75 near the southern edge of Holton, Police Chief Steve Frederick said. Jimmy A. Robbins, 77, was struck by a car, apparently while attempting to cross the highway that evening, and...
School operational guidelines relating to the testing of USD 336 students and staff for COVID-19 continued to be a top topic for the Holton school board when it met Monday evening at the board office. On a 5-1 vote, the board approved a motion to modify the district’s COVID-19 Mask And Close...
The staff at Ginger Snips Salon of Beauty is shown above and includes (front row, from left) Linda Bohnenkemper, Ginger Lloyd (owner), Caitlyn Morrissey, (back row, left to right) Christina Murphy, Becky Zibell, Andrea Charles, Hope Roles and Kelly Farley.
This January will mark 35 years since Ginger Lloyd opened Ginger Snips Salon of Beauty in Holton, and Lloyd has seen her fair share of hairstyle trends come and go.  “Feathered hair is coming back now, and the boys are getting perms and some are getting mullets,” Lloyd said. “I watch hair tutorials...
Holton city officials, local law enforcement officers and others are mourning the death of a former Holton police chief who served the city for more than 40 years. Gale “Butch” Gakle, who retired from the Holton Police Department this past March after four decades of service, died Friday, Oct. 29...
Incumbents who sought school board positions in the Nov. 2 election were re-elected by voters and will be joined on the boards by several new faces. A 17 percent turnout for the general election, which included races for school board and city council positions, was noted in Jackson County. A total...
In an effort to bring more visitors to the county, members of the Jackson County Tourism Council are launching a mural project here. Three new murals will kick-start the project in downtown Holton, according to Suzette McCord-Rogers, a member of the tourism council and mural committee.  The new...
The five years of work that Holton resident Jared Morris had put into reaching one of his life goals paid off earlier this month when he crossed the finish line at the 125th-annual Boston Marathon. “I didn’t have very high expecta­tions going in,” said Morris, who fin­ished the marathon in 2,286th...
This year the Vintage Park assisted living community in Holton noted 25 years since it opened its doors, known at its opening as The Gran Villas of Holton. Shown from left to right are Vintage Park wellness director Phyllis Twombly, certified medication aide Shirley Horr, lead CMA Barb Morfitt and executive director Jeremy Watkins. (Photo by Brian Sanders)
Twenty-five years ago, a new 19-unit assisted-living facility opened in Holton that was known as “The Gran Villas of Holton.” Through the years, the facility has seen various changes in size, owner­ship and leadership, as well as in name — it’s now known as Vintage Park — but the facility aims to...
Middle and high school sports programs in Kansas, it has been reported, continue to face an ongoing shortage of one important element that could postpone or even cancel games — a lack of available officials. That’s why athletic directors at local schools are joining with Kansas State High School...

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