OU women open with record-breaking win
The Ottawa University women’s basketball team had a fantastic start to the season. The Lady Braves set program records in the 108-34 win over Barclay in Wilson Field House.
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OU men wrestlers set history
The Ottawa University men’s wrestling team became the highest nationally-ranked team in program and KCAC’s history. The Braves opened the season No.
Winning breeds more energy for Ottawa
The Ottawa University football team received a jolt of energy with its first win of the season this past Saturday against Friends. It was the first win of the Nick Davis era.
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Davids, Adkins stay in attack mode for final debate
Kansas congressional candidates Amanda Adkins and Sharice Davids clashed in a debate pivoting from abortion to war and from the economy to climate change without straying far from smackdown commentary about two prominent politicians not on the Nov. 8 ballot.
Help for dog that pulls hard on leash and chases grandchildren
Dear Cathy, We adopted a 2-1/2-year-old boxer mix, and have had her for about five weeks now. She goes after cars, bicycles, and people jogging when we walk. She is a handful to hold back. We have a choker on her, but it doesn’t help. She also has the habit of play biting. I have small grandchildren who like to run around the house, and she sometimes runs after them, knocking them down.
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MANHATTAN, Kan. — Temperatures are dropping and leaves are falling which means Halloween is quickly approaching.
Keeping kids safe from scary injuries
On Halloween, ghosts and ghouls may make your blood run cold but real dangers, like pedestrian accidents, falls, burns and poisonings are a scary reality. Safe Kids Kansas, the Office of the State Fire Marshal and the Kansas Highway Patrol remind families to make safety part of your fall festivity planning.
Spiders for Halloween? Not likely, says K-State entomologist
They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky. And all together ooky… But unlike the Addams Family of 1960s television fame, spiders are likely to be gone by Halloween.