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Welcome back, Topper Nation! The answer to last week's riddle is an echo! I can’t believe it's already been a week since last Thursday, time flies! Happy fourth week of school, and we have a … more
Hillsboro city officials hosted a Town Hall meeting in city hall Thursday evening, August 29, to both offer city residents a chance for input into the proposed new swimming pool facilities and to … more
On Sunday, Sept. 15, the Panhandle community is invited to an afternoon of serving those less fortunate. A Community of Faith church in Raymond will be hosting a ‘blessing meal’ event, … more
The annual Panama Mulligan event was held on Sunday, Sept. 1, serving mulligan and hotdogs. A large team came together to hold the event, including Ron Malisia, Matt and Shannon Micnheimer, Porge … more
“The sadness outweighed the joy, but I think it’s safe to say the event was super successful and tons of people were educated,” said Amber Kite, a recovery support peer for Cross … more
To help kick off the festivities at the 118th Witt Labor Day Homecoming, a large crowd gathered for this year’s pageants, held on Sunday evening, Sept. 1, in downtown Witt. Newly crowned … more
Witt was the place to be to celebrate Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 2, when the annual parade stepped off at 11 a.m. The city streets were lined with hundreds of celebrants, enjoying the weekend of … more
In recognition of September Suicide Prevention Awareness month and thanks to special grant funding and the Eisentraut Family Theatres, a viewing of “My Ascension” will be available to the … more
Hello Panthers! This week, there was no school on Monday, Sept. 2, due to Labor Day. I hope you enjoyed your long weekend! When school resumes on Tuesday, Sept. 3, all high school students will have … more
Happy Tuesday Redskin fans! I hope last week was as good for you as it was for our students! Last Tuesday, volleyball had their season opener against Central A&M, and claimed their first win of … more
The annual flushing of hydrants in the City of Litchfield will commence on Tuesday, Sept. 3, and is expected to take approximately 60 days to complete. The flushing will start from the northeast … more
On Tuesday, Aug. 13, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Sub-Chapter #87 Retirees members and retired seniors held a combined meeting and luncheon in person and … more
The Litchfield Senior Citizens Club recently held their August meeting with 31 in attendance. The club welcomed two new members and celebrated six August birthdays. After a 12:30 potluck lunch, … more
The Montgomery County Extension office predicted an average corn yield of 192 bushels per acre, down from last year’s harvest forecast of 197. The prediction was made during the … more
The 118th Witt Labor Day Homecoming Celebration will kick off this weekend, Saturday, Aug. 31, Sunday, Sept. 1, and Monday, Sept. 2. The annual end-of-summer celebration features all the favorites, … more
At its Monday, Aug. 12 meeting, the Nokomis City Council approved payment of a consultant fee to begin the planning and initial processes of setting up a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district. … more
Members of the Panhandle School Board agreed to move forward with some much needed renovations for the Lincolnwood High School gymnasium during their board meeting on Monday, Aug. 26, with the … more
In September, St. Paul’s organist, pianist and accompanist Cassie Gunn celebrates 25 years as staff musician in the congregation. The Hillsboro church celebrated her faithful ministry with … more
“As I close the chapter of life that has been my life-long love affair of styling and cutting hair, I look back on a very blessed life,” said Tina Leefers, owner of Hair Designs in … more
Hillsboro Public Library has a wide range of programs and activities throughout the month of September. Library staff notes that the library will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2 in recognition of the … more
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