OU men on national map
The Ottawa University men’s soccer team is starting to receive national attention for the first time in five decades. The Braves received votes this week in the NAIA poll for the first time in 50 years.
October 2022
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West Franklin has tough sub-state
The volleyball sub-states are set for Saturday. The winners of the sub-state tournaments advance to the state tournament.
OU volleyball collides with OKWU
The Ottawa University and Oklahoma Wesleyan volleyball teams have separated themselves at the top of the KCAC standings. The two teams are two of the hottest teams in the NAIA and have been on a collision course this season.
OU women to play up-tempo style
Ottawa University thirdyear women’s basketball coach Tarniesha Scott knew the Lady Braves needed to recruit experience, scorers and athletic players. She added several transfers with college experience, scoring ability and athletic talent to employ a full-court defense she likes to play.
Vazquez places in state tourney
The Ottawa High School girls golf team finished its best season in program history this week at the 4A State Tournament in Emporia. Senior Aubrey Vazquez finished 26th individually with a 198, which is the best finish at the state tournament for an Ottawa golfer.
Friends to challenge OU defense
The Ottawa University defense will have its hands full with the quick backs and unorthodox Friends offense. Friends utilizes the “flexbone” or wishbone offense.
TOP-NOTCH REGIONAL
The Burlington cross country regional is loaded. Not just a little bit.
Neosho County attorney faces criminal investigation by authorities, scrutiny by local leaders
CHANUTE — Neosho County prosecutor Linus Thuston makes no apologies for cutting deals with child rapists, expanding the use of diversions to pad his office budget, or using his power at the top of the county’s criminal justice system to benefit his private practice clients. He presides over a kingdom of fear in this rural southeast Kansas county with a population of about 16,000.
Supplements alleviate pain, but could be a placebo response
DEAR DR. ROACH: I disagree with your recent column about the glucosamine/ chondroitin supplements.
Prairie Doc Perspective: Caring for the caregiver
Every day in the clinic or hospital I meet extraordinary caregivers. They are the ones who have gone above and beyond the call of duty; sometimes for years at a time. When you ask them how they do it, they shrug and smile. I am not talking about any doctor, nurse, or therapist. I am referring to those who care for and look after their elderly friends and family members. This can be a spouse, adult child, adult grandchild, neighbor, or even a good friend.