Pat Convington Pat Convington passed away on Aug 24, 2022 at the age of 79. Pat is survived by her husband Don Convington, who resides at their home; Denise Kincad; her daughter, Paula Holst, 2 grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren.
A brilliant fireworks display lights up the skies over Ottawa Sunday night as the community celebrated the holiday weekend. Crowds gathered along the levee in… Login to continue reading Login…
The West Franklin junior high cross country runners continues to turn heads in its second meet of the season. The squad ran Thursday at Melvern… Login to continue reading Login…
West Franklin’s Ava Hawkins shot a 66 in the West Franklin Invitational at Lamont Hill. Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The West Franklin cross country runners started the season with an eye-opening performance in the Silver Lake Invitational. The middle school and high school runners… Login to continue reading Login…
Next weekend marks the 27th-Annual Power of the Past Antique Engine and Tractor Show in Forest Park. This year, the three-day event, planned for Sept.
The Central Heights cross country runners battled the heat and top-flight competition in its opening meet in the Burlington Invitational.The Vikings passed the test on all fronts. “We never really know what the weather will be like for the first few meets of the season, but more often than not, hot and humid are the norm,” Central Heights coach Troy Prosser said.
Congratulations to Keith, Ashan and John who have worked tirelessly with Ottawa University students as they return to school. _ey have helped move, feed, do laundry, address unexpected challenges and many other tasks to help tend to the needs of the students as they settle in for the semester. _ank you for your service! Note: Ashan is actually a student on the OU men’s volleyball team, so try and catch a game to show your support!
As a little girl, Ashley Sands loved spending time in the kitchen with her grandma. Guided by older hands, Ashley’s sticky flour-dusted ones grasped the handles of the grandma’s wooden rolling pin.