
Viking track celebrates endings, starts at state
There is nothing like participating in the Kansas state track meet. It is one of a kind meet with all six classes competing at the… Login to continue reading Login…
There is nothing like participating in the Kansas state track meet. It is one of a kind meet with all six classes competing at the… Login to continue reading Login…
Wellsville High School senior Ethan Elliott is not a stranger to competing on the big stage. Elliott is a four-time state qualifier and three-time state… Login to continue reading Login…
The Ottawa High School baseball family embraces each team. The Cyclones’ success adds a chapter each season.
The first time I visited Bill Wittenbrink’s home was the summer before I reached 9th grade. I went to school with one of his grandchildren, and I was invited to a small party to go swim at their pond. That was my first time meeting Bill and his family, and he made an immediate impression on me. I had never seen such a special place for someone to call home. The property is beautifully secluded, with plenty of trees for cover. There is a pond that sits in front of the house, and a path leading to a large dock accompanied by a small table and set of chairs. To the far right is Bill’s bridge, resting above the pond.
The West Franklin track teams had quite a season and ended it in style at the state meet. The Falcons brought home five state medals, including the school’s first state champion, and three school records.
The Central Heights softball team was not going to be denied of making history. That dream could have ended almost before it got started.
Ottawa High School sophomore Emery Keebaugh kept her triple jump coach in suspense at the state track meet in Wichita. Ottawa coach Fonda Rose knew Keebaugh hit a big one.
Dear Amy: I have two daughters and a son. All are adults.
The Richmond Community Museum opened this past Memorial Day weekend and will remain open through Labor Day weekend. The museum will be open each Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m.
Elizabeth Dyer, Ottawa, graduated with a Master of Arts in Education from Avila University's Class of 2022, which was the University's 105th graduating class.Dyer was amongst nearly 400 graduates who received their undergraduate and master's degrees this spring.