Pioneer Conference Art Show Results

Results from the Pioneer Conference Art Show are in. Here they are: Printmaking-1. Sally Joyner, HTRS; 2. Halle Rassmussen, Johnson-Brock; 3. Macy Keller, FCSH. Photography-1. Chasity Bulmer, Johnson-Brock; 2. Grace Easley, LCC; 3.

The Pawnee City Oral

The Pawnee City Oral Interpetation of Drama team from left, Alyssa Pierce, Anna Meints, Cara Pierce, Cameron Ottersberg, Madolyn Gottula

Table Rock Village Board in turmoil

A contentious meeting of the Table Rock Village board last Monday, Feb. 14, is still being sorted out by city officials. For one thing, there was a no confidence vote on the Chairman Ben Laun that went 3-1 against him.

Council races has four candidates so far

The Pawnee City City Council race has four contenders so far. Last day for filing for non-incumbents is March 1. The deadline for incumbents has passed. The two incumbents on the Council are both running, Ric Helms and Susan Eisenhauer.

Real Estate Transfers

Documentary Stamp Tax: $2.25 per $1,000. Abbreviations: JT-joint tenancy, TDtrustee’s deed, SD-Sheriff’s deed, DD-Deed of Distribution, PRD-Personal Rep Deed, OVC-Other Valuable Consideration. Survivorship WD-Kristi L. Robison transferred to Nathan W. Turnbull and Amber R.

County Court

Speeding: Justice A. Moore, $25. Other: Michael Moxley, violate deer regulations, $100; Jake R. Sanders, take or possess fish without a permit, $100; Richard D. Keys, violate stop or yield sign, $75.

Sheriff’s Department

The Johnson County Sheriff’s Department dispatched the following calls for the Pawnee County Sheriff’s Office, February 7, 2022, through February 13, 2022: Traffic stop, 1; Civil paper service, 2; Traffic stop, 4; Emergency call, 2; Barking dog, 2; Information for officer, 1; On duty officer call...

Do You Love Me?

“Fiddler on the Roof” is one of my favorite musicals. First performed on Broadway in 1964, it held the record as longest running musical for ten years. Several songs have become classics, including “Tradition,” “Sunrise, Sunset,” and “Do You Love Me?

From Our Files

2012-10 Years Ago Ray Kappel of Elk Creek has joined the staff here at Sunrise Publications, Inc., as a reporter. His main beat will be the Pawnee City area and his stories will also be read from time to time in the Tecumseh Chieftain.