Recorder Subscribers Bracket! for 40 Years
SALUTE THE HOLTON MAYETTA, KANSAS INSIDE Hometown of NCAA March Jerry & Wanda Madness Eck Holton Recorder subscribers bracket! for 40 years. RECORDERServing the Jackson County Community for 151 years See page 12. Volume 151, Issue 21 HOLTON, KANSAS • Monday, March 12, 2018 12 Pages $1.00 Event to raise funds for path n ‘Paint The Park’ run set for April 7 By Brian Sanders With construction on the new con crete fitness path at Holton’s Coun tryside Park un der way, the group that set plans for the path in motion is plan ning a fundraising event for it, it has been reported. “Paint The Park,” a onemile fun run and walk in the style of the popu lar “Color Run,” will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday, April 7 at Countryside Park with the A groundbreaking ceremony was held Sunday afternoon for the new spray park at Mayetta City Park. Spray park committee members, local Holton KAY (Kansas Associa contractors, city council members and local residents helped break ground on the new park. Those shown in the photo above, from left to right, tion for Youth) organization list include Corey Smith, Kevin Keehn (contractor), Cody Smith, Michelle Decker (committee member), Robert Smith, Liz Long (committee member), ed as the sponsor for the fund Caliber Miller, Delaina Miller (committee member), Isaac Whiteman, Dan Whiteman (council member and committee member), Chloe Whiteman, raising event. Jodie Whiteman, Doug Hug (contractor), Linda Robinson (committee member) and Jonathan Wimer (mayor). Photo by Ali Holcomb The concrete fitness path was the brainchild of the Holton KAYS Ac tion Team, or HKAT, which first presented plans for the path to the Holton City Two weeks after manhunt, Topeka man sentenced Commission in January and has obtained a $25,000 Healthy By Brian Sanders sought by Jackson County depu pulled law enforcement officers probation for a year.
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