Hugoton FFA Chapter members in no particular order are Grace Dillinger, Taylor Grubbs, Cutter Hawks, Isaac Marioni, Charlie Wettstein, Tyran Zeiset, Daycen Austin, David Beesley, Christian Cruz, Claudia Clark, Catie Gooch, Allison Goode, Karson Hermreck, Zach Kuharic, Ashley Mancera, Isaac Moreland, Rustin Pearcy, Lakota Persing, Cade Reynolds, Shea Robertson, Zachary Willis, Garrett Hull, Danica Amerin, Hadlee Arrington, Marquis Brown, Nicole Bustillos, Abigail Foreman, Jayce Heger, Storm Heger, Ethan Jones, Weston Johnson, Jack Jorde, David Lahey, Carter McClure, Blake Miller, Jewels Noland, Ady Norton, Lizzy Newmon, Zane Poulsen, Tab Robbins, John Shelton, Austin Topliss, Ava Skinner, Katya Wolters, Aiden Allen, CJ Beard, Faith Beesley, Jayden Burrows, Jesus Cano, Lainey Cox, Channing Dillinger, Ed Gonzalez, Tobias Grubbs, Kendra Hermreck, Blair Jones, Torrin King, Brian Najar, Grant Niehues, Corbin Nix, Ellie Rodriguez, Yaneli Sanchez, Fabio Sepulveda, Carson Slocum, Yoanna Vergara and Thomas Willis
This June, readers of all ages will dive into the ocean depths this summer as Stevens County Library presents “Oceans of Possibilities” during their Summer Literacy Program. Activities include StoryWalks, magic shows, ocean – related take-home crafts, fitness, art projects, science demonstrations, movie matinees, cookie decorating, Storytimes, concerts, reading, and more.
The 2022 Summer Reading Program is open to young people, infant through adult, with programs, prize drawings, storytimes, a walking club, and more. Families are invited to join the reading portion of the program to prevent the “summer slide” in reading ability. Reading can be tracked on paper forms or using the READsquared app, found in your app store. Online registration and a full calendar of events can be found at www.steven scountylibrary.com/slp. Registration for “Oceans of Possibilities” is open!
For more information, call the library at 620-544-2301, stop by, or visit our website, www.stevenscountylibrary.com. All programs are free of charge.
The traditional tossing of caps and confetti after the conclusion of the graduation ceremony is a time honored highlight of the celebration of new beginnings.
Roger Willis, center, accepts his appreciation gift for 20 years of service to Stevens County Road and Bridge. Presenting the watch is Tron Stegman, left, and Tony Martin, right. Congratulations Roger – enjoy your retirement!!
The HHS choir receive a 1 rating at State April 13 in the large group contest. The Hugoton High School under the direction of Renee Beesley and accompanied by Angela Heger, traveled to Dodge City April 13 to compete at KSHSAA State Music Large Group contest and received all 1 (Superior ratings) from all judges, and were awarded a State first division plaque. The HS choir consists of 53 students ranging from freshman to seniors. Photo courtesy of Renee Beesley.
Easter is here!! This weekend is predicted to be pretty nice – just a slight breeze of 10 or 15, not 45 or 50!! So get out enjoy all the special church services and events.
The annual Hugoton Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt Saturday! Starting time for the hunts: ages 0-3 at 10:00 a.m.; 4 to 6 at 10:05; and 7 to 9 at 10:10. Candy and other surprises will be hidden in the eggs!! The location is at Parsons Sports Complex – west of the 300 block of Washington. Everyone is invited! Come join in the fun. BUT!! Don’t be late!! Hunts start on time – they wait for no one.
Assembly of God plans to start the weekend with a handout of Care Packages Saturday. It will be at 200 S Main. The packages will go out to the first 75 vehicles – one package per vehicle – sorry no exceptions. Then Sunday they invite you to attend the Sunrise Services at Kim and Darren Clark’s located at 2650 Blvd P – Rolla. Driving directions are: from Hugoton – 12 and a half miles west on Road P (Depot Rd); from Rolla – four miles north on Highway 51 then two and a half miles east on Road P. The gathering will start at 6:30 a.m. Following the Sunrise Services Assembly of God will meet back at the church at 138 S Main for their regular services at 10:45. A grand Easter Egg Hunt will thrill the children after the services.
Bethel Friends Church at Eleventh and Jefferson will have Good Friday Services at 6:00 p.m. Then Sunday Sunrise Services will start at 6:00 a.m. at the Bethel Cemetery located at the corner of Road H and Road 19. Then back at the church at Eleventh and Jefferson a breakfast will be served at 9:00 a.m. followed by the service at 10:30 a.m.
First Christian Church at 600 S Van Buren will gather for an Easter Brunch at 9:30 a.m. They will have no Sunday School but will present regular services at 10:30 a.m.
Hugoton United Methodist Church will treat their children to a wonderful Easter Egg Hunt following the Sunday Services that start at 11:00 a.m.
Sovereign Redeemer Church located at Tenth and Adams will be offering Good Friday services at 7:00 p.m. Then bright and early Sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. in the front yard, they will be presenting Sunrise Services. Regular services will take place at 10:30 a.m.
Moscow United Methodist Church will be having regular church services at 11:00 a.m. Then following up with a releasing of the balloons!
Lone Star Friends Church, 14 miles east of Hugoton, will be celebrating with a Sunrise Service at 8:00 a.m., a carry-in-breakfast at 8:45 and Easter Services at 10:00 a.m.
Whatever your choice is – get out and enjoy the hopefully beautiful day by worshiping the Lord. Also by appreciating being able to gather and visit with your neighbors, friends and relatives.
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Tim Singer receives the Citizen of the Year Award at the Hugoton Area Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Pictured are Kristi and Tim Singer and Todd Hewitt, Chamber Vice President.
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