Atchison County Commissioners unanimously voted to take no further action at his time on the masks.

After more than a year-long interruption due to the coronavirus pandemic, what was intended to be the annual Atchison County Tax Sale has been scheduled and is on track to take place later this month.

As of late afternoon on Monday, the Atchison County Emergency Health orders and mass gathering restrictions have been rescinded.

The courthouse clock tower is blue to celebrate Blish-Mize Company’s 150 years in business, as commissioners are preparing to resume in-person meetings after a yearlong interruption due to the pandemic.

Some might say it was a crossroads of the minds when Atchison County road officials and townships’ board members met recently for a special meeting in Effingham.

Atchison County Commission members on Tuesday adopted a new 90-day Emergency Public Health Order that becomes effective Feb. 24, relaxing the mitigating restrictions a bit related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Despite Atchison County EMS Ambulance responders’ head-on run into the era of the coronavirus pandemic in its fourth year of operations, the department managed to stay on a course toward consistency.

By a 2-1 vote, Atchison County Commission goes on record in support of Kansas Senate Bill 87 to discontinue the apportionment of countywide sales tax for general purposes as early as July 1.

A wooden bridge recently struck by a hit and run driver remains in the western part of the county remains out of service with expectations repair work will cost taxpayers thousands of dollars.

After several months on the job, county commissioners took action during a special meeting session Wednesday to terminate their second public works director.

Atchison County Commission members are preparing to appoint an eligible voter residing in Mt. Pleasant Township fulfill the unexpired term of the township clerk.

Effective Jan. 21, Atchison County will be limiting public access to Atchison County departments and offices to take preventative measures designed to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus illness.

County leaders will continue to regularly meet once a week same times and same days despite a suggestion for change.

Although it appeared to be somewhat of a deviation from a longstanding county tradition, elected officials and department heads bid a virtual adieu to a two-term county commissioner.

Although it appeared to be somewhat of a deviation from a longstanding county tradition, elected officials and department heads bid a virtual adieu to a two-term county commissioner.

As the holidays approached and as the earth completes another full revolution around the sun, it seems only natural that we reflect on this past year and look ahead to the one coming. Since being awarded the position of Atchison County Public Works Director in May of 2020 there have been ver…