People & Living

September 8, 1950 • Homemakers will have no cause to worry about their sugar supplies for canning and household needs in the period ahead. Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan  Continue Reading »

KG Buds Designs By Jay and the Atchison County Library are joining forces to present a fun-filled flower arranging class at the Fairfax flower shop. Come learn a new skill  Continue Reading »

The next Second Harvest mobile food pantry in Atchison County will be Monday, September 15, at Rock Port High School, 600 S. Nebraska Street in Rock Port, beginning at 10:00  Continue Reading »

September 1, 1950 • Showing at the Fair Theatre in Fairfax: “Please Believe Me” with Deborah Kerr, Robert Walker, and Peter Lawford, and “Bride for Sale” with Claudette Colbert and  Continue Reading »

September 1, 1950 • James Cook, Jr., has sold the service station at 1st Street and Highway 4 to Orville Howell of Tarkio. Under the name of Orville Service Station,  Continue Reading »

September 1, 1950 • It looks to be a big night this Friday evening at the old Drake place south of Rock Port as Bluford LaHue, Sam Wilson, Jake Rupe,  Continue Reading »

Classes for the 2025-26 school year have begun at all three Atchison County schools. Please remember to drive carefully around the schools, especially during morning and afternoon beginning and ending  Continue Reading »

Friendship Day events in Tarkio are planned for Friday, September 26, and Saturday, September 27. This is a fun-filled festivity geared toward showing appreciation to your friends and community. On  Continue Reading »

OATS Transit offers regular transportation services for the rural residents of any age. Call 816-380-7433 or 800-480-6287 to schedule a ride or find out about services in your area. You  Continue Reading »

The 41st annual Old Fashioned Saturday Night will be held September 20, 2025. The event is held on Main Street in Rock Port. The festivities will start at 5:00 p.m.  Continue Reading »

A new Sunday school class for children in grades five, six, and seven is starting at Rock Port United Methodist Church. Molly Carpenter will teach the new class. Children in  Continue Reading »

The Brownville Fine Arts Association will feature three artists under one roof in “Some of Nebraska’s Favorites.”  Peggy Groff, president, noted, “Brownville Fine Arts is thrilled to offer a select  Continue Reading »