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Prep Basketball Scores Tuesday Girls West Franklin 57, MdCV 41 West Franklin scorers: Leach 1, Judd 25, Scott 12, Bailey 5, L. Walter 4, Swank… Login to continue reading Login…
February 2022
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Rasmussen tosses perfect game for Ottawa
Ottawa University senior softball pitcher Casson Rasmussen had electric stuff Monday against Haskell Indian Nations University. She tossed a perfect game in the opener to… Login to continue reading Login…
Ottawa girls reeling from skid
The Ottawa High School girls basketball is reeling. The Cyclones are staring at a three-game losing streak.
Live Healthy Franklin Co. pilots Harvest to Home program in Wellsville
Wellsville residents are now getting fresh produce delivered to town biweekly thanks to Live Healthy Franklin County’s new Harvest to Home program. According to Live Healthy Franklin County Coordinator Sheila Robertson, Harvest to Home is modeled after a similar program in Leoti, Kansas, called Simply Produce.
Cyclones want to play spoiler’s role
The Ottawa High School boys basketball team’s goal in the final portion of the season is to play a spoiler’s role and get on a roll. The Ottawa squad can be a scary team for the high seeds come postseason with all the close losses.
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Prep Basketball Scores Friday Boys Wellsville 89, West Franklin 48 Wellsville (89) — Lee 7, Winton 5, Richards 4, J. Dorsey 22, W.
Wellsville girls send 2 to state
Two Wellsville High School girls will compete at the 4-1A State Wrestling Tournament. Sophomore Lainey Farley (29-6) and Lindsay Witt (21-13) were regional runner-up in their weight divisions.
OU men’s winning streak snapped
The Ottawa University men’s basketball team’s 10-game winning streak was stopped by one of its poorest performances of the season against No. 6 Oklahoma Wesleyan.
Voting rights groups launch court battle over new Kansas congressional map
TOPEKA — The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas and Loud Light filed two separate lawsuits Monday arguing the congressional map endorsed by a GOP supermajority in the Legislature intentionally violates constitutional rights of Democrats and communities of color.
Assisted living facility residents in Kansas lack right to appeal involuntary discharge
TOPEKA — Early-on-set Alzheimer’s disease led to rancher Charles Imthurn’s placement in a Kansas assisted living facility and it was dementia that prompted his involuntary discharge. Imthurn’s wife, Rachel, said the facility providing care for her husband and five other Alzheimer’s patients with issues related to memory, thinking and behavior decided without warning to get out of that line of business.