Jewell County Record

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

🌽 Communities Supporting Communities — How Wonderful Is That?! ❤️
It takes a community to make a little magic happen, and this cast of characters delivered! 🎬🌽
Meet the cast:
🚗 Driver: Ed Verosko
📸 Photographer: Becky Verosko
🌽 The Corn Stars: Jenn Church, Steve Church, Lori Guile, and Brice Guile
🐕 With a special appearance by: Moxie the Corn Dog!
A little teamwork, a lot of community spirit, and some good old-fashioned fun! ❤️
This is what supporting one another looks like! Small communities, BIG hearts! 🫶🌽

10/15/2026

We are looking forward to seeing all the cute.....and scary costumes that the kids come up with this year!! please share this around and we hope to see you!!!

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

Congratulations on 50 years as our Jewell County Pharmacist, Lyle Dauner! Stop by and see him!

10/15/2026

Congratulations Lyle!!!

10/14/2026

Skies will become mostly cloudy across the local area today with an isolated shower or thunderstorm possible through the afternoon hours. Rainfall chances will really increase tonight, likely around midnight, with widespread rainfall continuing into the morning hours Thursday. While a few showers will linger into the afternoon hours Thursday, most areas will start drying out later in the day. Temperature-wise, fall-like temperatures to continue with possible frost to start the day on Saturday. Stay tuned!

10/13/2026

Training on December 15, Mankato, KS | Mankato Livestock Inc. Read below for details.

BQA certification will be led by Dr. A.J. Tarpoff, DVM, K-State, and will provide producers with current practices and information on BQA certification requirements. A beef dinner will be served at 6 p.m. with training to follow.
Fall 2026 training dates and locations include:
November 4, Pratt, KS | Pratt County Fairgrounds
December 15, Mankato, KS | Mankato Livestock Inc.
December 17, Sublette, KS | Haskell County Extension
“These BQA trainings not only keep producers up to speed on current industry issues, but they also are a great review of research-based best management practices for producers to utilize on their path of continuous improvement,” K-State Beef Extension Veterinarian, A.J. Tarpoff said. “Not only will you walk away with some practical information, but these meetings are also a great opportunity to visit with your friends and neighbors. Nothing beats our beef producer community. I look forward to interacting with and hearing from all the attendees during this series.”
To register for the free events, please email Weston Schrader, Manager of Industry Relations at [email protected] or call 785.273.5225.
For more information about KBC and its programs, visit www.kansasbeef.org.

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