Atticus Johnson, Nancy Evans and Eliott Johnson were in attendance at the First United Methodist Church June 8 Evans presented each of the Johnsons with $1,000 scholarships. Courtesy photo.
A Quilt of Valor was presented to PO3 Eric Loftgard July 15, at the Baxter Springs American Legion. Loftgard served as a Seabee 1965-1968 and did three tours in Vietnam. His duty stations in Vietnam included Rosemary Point at Chu lia, as part of an advance party to support the 3rd Marines, then moved on to Gia lea and later on to Ten mi and on the area referred to as the Cornfield at Tu qui. He received many medals, but he considers the Meritorious Service Medal from Vietnam the most important to him. Court
4-H projects were presented to the Sheridan Homemakers at the Extension Office Thursday, July 17. Twelve participants discussed their projects and answered questions. Each club member received a bag of items to be used and during Fair Week. Faith Fryer discussed incubating and brooding her animals. Courtesy photo.
4-H projects were presented to the Sheridan Homemakers Thursday, July 17. Twelve participants discussed their projects and answered questions. Karsten Martin discussed his Rocketry project. Courtesy photo.
Sheridan Homemakers heard about 4-H projects Thursday, July 17. Kora Welch showed her swine to the club members. Courtesy photo.
The First United Methodist Church presented two $1,000 scholarships Sunday, June 8.Scholarship Committee Member, Nancy Evans, made the presentation during morning worship. Recipients were Atticus Johnson and Eliott Johnson.Atticus will be a senior this fall at Missouri Southern State University where he is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Music Industry. His plans include working...
