Macksville Schools enrollment info and dates

Macksville schools enrollment will be held Thursday, August 5 12:00 Noon to 7:00 P.M. and August 6 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.

St. John-Hudson USD 350 Board of Education Meeting August 9

A Regular Meeting of the St. John Hudson USD 350 Board of Education is scheduled for 7:00 p.m., Monday, August 9, in the Board of Education Meeting Room in the Ida Long Goodman Library Basement.

Count Your Kid In Aug. 6 screening for preschoolers

The Count Your Kid In free (interagency) preschool screening will be held Friday, Aug. 6 at the Church of Christ, 609 N. Pearl St., St. John from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Letters to the Editor: Self motivation obtainable

I’ve been asked to share this self-motivation process with your readers. According to my mail it is very helpful, especially in subjects the student doesn’t see much personal value in.

Lori Lamb Scholarship created

The Lori Lamb Scholarship has been created in memory of the late Lori Lamb, farmer, coach, sportswriter
and prominent member of the Macksville community. She had fought cancer since September 2008, losing the battle in June of this year.

Full house for Macksville readers

It was a full house at Macksville’s library for the Summer Reading Program.

4H rockets streak skyward at fair

Smoke trails and parachute landings dotted the shimmering blue sky, Saturday, at the Stafford County Fair, but it wasn’t fireworks or invading paratroopers, it was the work of the 4H club’s rocket builders.

Local students become award winning writers

Smoky Hills Public Television, Bunker Hill, has selected eleven local area winners of the PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest, with three of the eleven in Stafford County.

Minnis is among “Wild, Wonderful Women Making a Difference”

Anna Minnis of St. John was one of over 260 attendees at the 108th annual convention of Kansas State Chapter of the P.E.O. Sisterhood held in Wichita. This years theme was “Wild, Wonderful Women Making a Difference”.

Kansas 4H in D.C.

Kansas 4H students including Bryan Figger of Hudson, traveled to Washington D.C June 16

Congratulations on a job well done

Congratulations to the following for their accomplisments.

List of 'new' used books at Ida Long Goodman Library in St. John

Several individuals have donated books to the Ida Long Goodman used book collection. See full story for a complete list of last month's donations.

Wetlands Center summer program registration begins

Looking for something for the kids to do during the dog days of summer? Sign them up for the Kansas Wetlands Education Center summer programs that begin July 1 and run through July 29.

Get along lil’ dogies - you’re Heading West on the Santa Fe Trail

Heading West on the Santa Fe Trail is an fascinating trip sponsored by the St. John Recreation Commission (SJRC).

St. John first and second graders are officially “authors”

All of the first and second grade students at St. John Elementary recently participated in the Reading Rainbow Writing Contest

Macksville's Evan Loomis signs with Dodge City Community College

Macksville Mustang, Evan Loomis signed with Dodge City JUCO on a football scholarship, May 7. Loomis was a member of the 2008 1A All-State Championship football team and has played in basketball, track for the Mustangs during his 4-year high school term. PICTURED ABOVE; FRONT Eileen Loomis, Evan Loomis, Bruce Loomis, BACK Coach Dan Grizzell, and Principal Rusty Wrinkle.

Stafford Country Club holding STARS benefit tournament

Teams and sponsors are needed for the upcoming STARS Benefit Golf Tournament planned for Saturday, June 5, at the Stafford County Country Club. 

Stafford County students test mind, body

Stafford County students from the South Central Kansas Special Education Cooperative gifted program spent a day in St. John testing their mind and bodies with a trip to the Hood Museum, and tests of skills and creativity in the Philip Shell building.

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Stafford County student exhibition results in an outstanding performance at the Central Prairie Art League Exhibition

The Art Community is not only alive and well but thriving as recently proven by the talents of local area students.

Honor students honored with picnic on the Square

On Wednesday, May 5, St. John High School’s National Honor Society members hosted a picnic for 32 honor students from SJHS. 

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