Boys State expands to include sophomores
The American Legion Boys State of Kansas has opened registration for its 2022 session. Registration will continue through the end of May, pending space availability.
April 2022
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Wellsville USD 289 receives KDHE Waste Tire Product Grant
Wellsville USD 289 has been selected to receive one of 28 grants from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE)’s Bureau of Waste Management, KDHE announced on Tuesday. The grants, which totaled over $436,000, will fund projects at municipalities and K-12 schools that include the use of recycled tire products, including playground surfacing and picnic tables.
Gary Ray Crane
Gary Ray Crane, 70, of Ottawa, Kansas, passed away at his home on Monday, March 28, 2022. Cremation is planned.
Gary H. Vathauer
Gary H. Vathauer, age 86, of Ottawa, KS, passed away on Thursday, March 31, 2022, at Vintage Park Assisted Living in Ottawa.
Virgil C. Croucher
Virgil Croucher, 89, of Ottawa, KS passed away Thursday, March 31, 2022 at his home. He was born August 7, 1932 in Burlingame, KS the son of Henry Croucher and Georgia Ruth (Carter) Croucher.
Marshall: Biden declares war on energy, agriculture
Relief for Americans on the cost of energy, fuel and farming supplies does not appear to be on the horizon, a Kansas U.S. Senator said.
Dr. Broers enters Wellsville Hall of Fame
Wellsville’s newest Hall of Fame member has been a leader in education throughout her life. Dr.
OU softball pitchers shine on Senior Day
The Ottawa University senior pitchers were on target on Senior Day Saturday at Alumni Park. Casson Rassmussen and Amber Flummerfelt, the lone senior players being… Login to continue reading Login…
OU baseball grinds out sweep to give coach his 100th win
The Ottawa University baseball team has shown a penchant of winning games in a variety of ways under coach Gabe Grinder. The Braves have used… Login to continue reading Login…
OU men’s volleyball season closes in GPAC Tournament title match
The Ottawa University men’s volleyball team never got its game untracked Saturday in the GPAC Tournament championship match. No. 7 University of Jamestown controlled play… Login to continue reading Login…