People & Living

Rock Port’s Vacation Bible School will be held Monday, July 11, through Friday, July 15, 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Grace Church. Dinner will be provided. During NORB-E VBS, kids will play  Continue Reading »

Submitted by Deb Johnson Pitch Club met Tuesday, June 28, at Martha’s Bed and Breakfast in Fairfax. Those present were Norma Bradfield, Martha Shaffer, Vickie Smith, Janell McQuinn, Merylan Lowrey,  Continue Reading »

The 2022-2023 officers for the Tarkio Rotary Club are, from left to right, President Brad Mathers, Vice-President Mark Moon, President Elect 2023 Dave Hoffman, Secretary-Treasurer Don White, and Sergeant-at-Arms Gary  Continue Reading »

More than 3,100 students completed degree requirements from Kansas State University in spring 2022. The university awarded 2,263 bachelor’s degrees, 651 master’s degrees, 215 doctorates and 12 associate degrees. Allyson  Continue Reading »

Submitted by Pastor Bill Shirley, Linden Christian Church Six-year-old Dan decided one Saturday morning to fix his parents pancakes. He found a big bowl and spoon, pulled a chair to  Continue Reading »

Don’t miss out on the WingNuts Flying Circus Fly-In and Air Show this Saturday, July 9, at the Gould Peterson Municipal Airport east of Tarkio. A breakfast will kick things  Continue Reading »

Susette Taylor, Atchison County Clerk & Secretary to the Board of Equalization, has announced that the Board of Equalization will begin meeting at 9:30 a.m. on July12, 2022, at the  Continue Reading »

July 11, 1947 • When S. F. Williams went to his feed lot Wednesday morning, he found 10 of his purebred Poland China Shoats dead and five or six others  Continue Reading »

July 11, 1947 • An outstanding young violinist William Starr will be heard in a program at David Rankin Hall Monday evening, July 14. Accompanying Mr. Starr at the piano  Continue Reading »

July 11, 1947 • Hamburg Reporter: Boys driving around town in a car and throwing firecrackers in a bottle injured a young boy. Clair Solzman was going home when a  Continue Reading »

Warm weather is here, marking start of summer and outdoor fun. The American Red Cross wants everyone to have a safe summer and offers tips and resources for the entire  Continue Reading »

The National Park Service in the United States has been around for more than a century. Created in 1916, the National Park Service was initially tasked with protecting the country’s  Continue Reading »