In honor of the late-Olivia Newton-John and her battle with breast cancer, AdventHealth is sponsoring a special showing of “Grease” at 5 p.m. Saturday (today) at Plaza 1907, 209 S. Main, in Ottawa. Admission is $9 for adults and $8 for seniors 65 and older. Children ages 3-11 are $8, while those 2 and under are free with an adult. Proceeds raised will be donated to the Franklin County Cancer Foundation.
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Even at 5 years of age, Bill Anton knew he wanted to fly. Every time he heard the familiar sound of an airplane flying over, he dashed outside just to catch a glimpse.
The Ottawa University volleyball team runs a diverse offense. The Lady Braves force teams to defend the whole front net.
Dear Amy: Thirty years ago, I began a romantic relationship with “Bonnie.” We were both married. The relationship lasted for 16 years and produced a child (“W”).
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (10/11/22). Partnership attracts luck this year. Follow passion with persistent action to win. Creative expression scores rave reviews this autumn, leading to new winter travel and study directions. Springtime fills your shared financial accounts, before changes motivate another creative direction next summer. Love inspires your collaboration.
Cedar and Oak streets sewer improvement projects are scheduled to begin Wednesday. City officials said South Cedar Street will be closed to thru-traffic from 13th to 15th streets during the construction period.
With rsday marking the end of the first nine weeks of school, several local and area school districts have scheduled parent-teacher conferences and teacher work days, giving students a break from classes.
Beth Chambers still recalls the days when she attended Briles School, a white one-room schoolhouse standing at the corner of Kansas Highway 68 and Texas Road. It’s been more than 60 years since she graduated from the school in Peoria Township, and yet, the memories still seem so fresh.