Stockton competed at the State Solo/Small Ensemble Festival held in Columbia

Stockton students recently competed at the State Solo/Small Ensemble Festival held in Columbia. Those competing brought back gold and silver ratings. In order to move to the state competition, students had to receive an Exemplary rating at the district contest.

Pictured from left is Emily Barnes from Simmons Bank

Lillie Birchett and Preston Rains.

April 2024 Student of the Month

The presentation of the “student of the month” award goes to one girl and one boy of Stockton high school. This award will be given each month during the 2023-2024 school year, and it is to recognize the Stockton high school students who have distinguished themselves through outstanding achievements in extra-curricular activities, academics, leadership, good citizenship, service to their school, and service to the community.

Summer reading promises adventure

"We can't wait for this Summer's Reading Program!" the Cedar County librarians say. "Kids, ages 3-6 & 7-13, are invited to join us at both branches as we go 'Beyond the Book Shelf.'"

Jerry and his brother, Tom, have been together since birth and are looking forward to spending the rest of their lives together. Please check them out at the Polk County Humane Society.

Tom and Jerry are life-long brothers

I’m sure you all know the cartoon of Tom and Jerry. Who doesn't? You’ll be pleased to know that my brother and I are named after them! My name is Jerry, and I’m the sweetest cat you’ll ever meet! I do love pets but also enjoy just laying by myself.

Kolten Goodman stays focused while awaiting the pitch in recent baseball action. The Tigers remain undefeated in conference play as districts start for the Tigers on May 13th

Baseball Takes 2 of 3; Remain Undefeated In Conference Play

Tiger baseball had another busy week as they remained undefeated in conference play.

2023 Stockton graduate,

Private Jarrett Dale Schies graduated Marine Corps bootcamp April 19

Built back to the best version of himself

2023 Stockton graduate Jarrett Dale Schies completed Marine Corps boot camp and graduated on April 19.

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Tigers Win Southwest Conference Championship; Districts Await

It was senior day last Monday as the Tigers extended their win streak to three games by defeating Pleasant Hope while also securing the Southwest Conference crown. Seniors Sayge Painter (left) and Kolten Goodman were honored for their contributions to Tiger baseball. With Painter are his parents, Wendell and Nicole Painter. With Goodman are Colleen Dawson, Greg Goodman, Kooper, and Stephanie and Eddie Hassell

Last week, the Stockton Tigers closed out the regular season, including a victory over Peasant Hope, which gave the Tigers the Southwest Conference crown after the Tigers went undefeated in conference play. The Tigers finished the regular season with a 20-9 record, including a four game winning streak, as they enter district play.

Sayge Painter throws to catcher Easton Hubbard in recent baseball action at Lebanon. The Tigers are 16-8 after a come-from-behind victory against Miller last week

Weather Affects Tigers’ Baseball Schedule

With last week’s storms, the Stockton Tigers had a quiet week, taking a victory last Tuesday against the Miller Cardinals in Southwest Conference play in their only action of the week.

Golf Continues To Excel; Win Final Home Meet

Assistant Coach Doug Haines (left) and Head Coach Andrew Boone led the Stockton Tigers to a win again Butler and Adrian last Wednesday at Stockton Country Club

Last Wednesday, the Stockton Tiger golf team hosted their final home golf meet as Adrian and Butler came to the Stockton Country Club. Led by Head Coach Andrew Boone and Assistant Coach Doug Haines, the Tigers continued to play excellent golf, taking first place in the match. Team scores were: Stockton, 178, Butler, 191, and Adrian 214. The Tigers were led by Owen Garver who shot a 43 as teammates Canaan Rutledge, Parker Phelan, and Layton Colvin all scored a 45. Gilberto Alexander shot a 48 on the 9 hole course.

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Life gets messy. Stockton students and staff give thanks for those sending extra clothes or donating funds to the Stockton Special Nurses Account.

From left: Harper Doeden, Reid Bays, Kylin Fisher, Ty Walker, Avery Vance.

Stockton's Special Nurse Account needs help to supply students

As the school year draws to a close, the supplies in Stockton School's exceptional naruse's account are running low. The account provides schoolchildren with various need-based items. As the end of the school year nears, supplies have started to dwindle, and donations are being accepted.

Zakk Yokley is sworn in as Stockton's new police chief by City Clerk Vanessa Harper at Monday night's regular board meeting.

A private citizen and MoMan partner present views on variance request

Charles Curless, a partner with MoMan Products, and Cheryl Cully, a representative of the Cully family trust and owner of Creative Notions on East Street, addressed the Stockton board Monday night concerning the expansion of MoMan Products for a new building to be built up to the property line of the Cully property. MoMan produces marijuana products that are distributed to businesses.

At last year’s Community Baby Shower, Swag Bathtubs were given out to 60 registered moms.

Third annual Community Baby Shower to be held April 26

ElDO Parents as Teachers and the Children's Trust Fund of Missouri will host their third annual community baby shower this Friday, April 26, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the El Dorado Springs R-2 Elementary Cafeteria. This year's theme is the Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Jailhouse Rock Ministries Inc. changes locations after 13 years Open house is May 4

Jailhouse Rock Ministries Inc. (JHR) is moving to 107 West Highway 39, Suite G, in Stockton. To celebrate this ministry's legacy and its future, an open house will be held on May 4 from 10 to 12 p.m. This event is not only a celebration of our new location but also an opportunity for the community to learn more about our work and how they can get involved.

Singa is ready for a home to love. See her at Polk County Humane Society.

Singa is energetic senior

Hey guys! My name is Singa. I may be a senior cat, but I still have a lot of energy left in me.

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