A couple struggles to describe their meet-cute
Dear Amy: I met my husband when I was a part-time sex worker and he was a client. We’ve been happily married for 30 years (I found a new career when we started dating).
November 2022
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District honor ensembles feature several local, area students
Several local and area high-school, middle-school and elementary musicians have been named to the 2022-2023 East Central Kansas Music Educators Association’s District Honor Ensembles. Students selected to any of the district honor bands and choirs are judged based on auditions conducted on the first Saturday in November.
WELLSVILLE POLICE
The Wellsville Police Department reported the following calls for service from Nov. 11-17.
Additional law-enforcement on the roads this Thanksgiving holiday
This Thanksgiving, the Ottawa Police Department is joining other law enforcement agencies across Kansas to make sure everyone is buckled up before hitting the road. Beginning Saturday, (today) through Nov.
Crime victims to be honored at holiday remembrance receptions
On Friday, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced his office, in cooperation with the Kansas Organization for Victim Assistance, will host a series of receptions in Topeka, Kansas City, Garden City and Wichita in honor and remembrance of crime victims who lost their lives.
FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office reported the following arrests, accidents and incidents from Nov. 15-18.
All-area golfers strive for success
Golf is not your typical sport. All the preparation does not always mean success.
Has the dark night of our political soul passed? Not when Kobach comes out of the shadows
Less than three hours before the polls opened on Election Day last week there was a total eclipse of the moon. Called a Blood Moon because the orb turns a dusky red as the shadow of the earth passes over it, totality was reached at 4:17 a.m. — and it was the only eclipse ever to coincide with a U.S. general election.
Goodrich among newest KLETC graduates
Twenty new law enforcement officers, including a Franklin County Sheriff’s Office deputy, graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center Friday in a ceremony at the center’s grounds in Yoder.