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08/06/2026

We are closed 08/06 and 08/07 for production of orders. Please email [email protected] with inquiries.

07/30/2026

We're working with Westran Booster Club again! Check out their items here. From shirts, crews, hoodies, flags, to custom yard signs. All powered by our website. We love helping schools, clubs, groups, and more with organized fundraising. How can we help your organization?

MERCH PREORDER IS NOW LIVE! ALL WESTRAN SPORTS & SCHOLAR BOWL HAVE CUSTOM GEAR OFFERINGS THIS YEAR AND WE HAVE TALL SIZES TOO!

Order by 8/14 or we can't guarantee you'll get what you want! All orders will be picked up at the Merch Shack!

**We will have very limited offerings for sale at the Merch Shack location this fall.**

Please like and share! Every order helps us support our athletes and school all year long. Thank you!

https://www.shopshowme.com/collections/westran-booster-club

07/27/2026

Thank you PNC Concrete Construction. The chrome on blue was very cool.

07/27/2026

Thank you Steve and Diane Lambert, this sign was fun to work on. We appreciate you very much!

07/27/2026

Thank you Floral Acres for having us work on the new truck! You should see all the beautiful trees and plants out there. 🤩🌳

07/27/2026

Thank you Ritter’s Ultimate Tree Service for having us wrap your work truck. It was blistering hot, but this green on black combo is so cool.

Huge thank you to Zander for doing this with me!

07/14/2026

Thank you all so much. We haven't posted much lately bc we're dealing with some heavy FB restrictions, but we're putting in a lot of hours and hope to have some new fun content for you soon.

We are starting one of our busiest seasons and with the current workload we want to update you all on current timelines for any new orders. You may see we're closed somedays as we are all designing, stitching, printing, and pressing items. Please email us any inquiries at [email protected] and we'll help asap!

07/06/2026

Day and night look at some channel letters we did for MAG. Thank you!

06/18/2026

Brookfield’s Hidden Legacy

Jane Moore/Thorne, born a slave in Kentucky was moved to Linneus. After emancipation she moved to Brookfield in 1870. She had three children; William Henry, George, and Emma Stanton.

William Henry, with help from his brother, founded The Freeman’s Journal. This was one of the first black newspapers west of the Mississippi. They also spent time working at the Brookfield Gazette. The Freeman’s Journal became nationally known. William’s grandson, Charles became a Tuskegee airman in WWII.

Emma’s son, Edward Rucker, graduated from the Garfield School and gave a well delivered salutatory speech as noted in the Brookfield Gazette. This was notable as Eddie Rucker would go on to be quite the entertainer. He moved to California and became a kingpin of entertainers who amused thousands alongside legends of jazz.

This story, and so much more is on display at The Tillman House Museum. Stop by this weekend to check them out and all the recent updates.