The 2022 holiday season could prove to be especially festive. After the COVID-19 pandemic forced families to tone down their holiday celebrations in 2020, the 2022 holiday season figures to feel more familiar. The rollout of a trio of effective vaccines has made gatherings more safe, and that should make for an especially jovial 2022 holiday season.
Winging it can be a good thing. It takes the pressure off of having to plan and make decisions – and opens the door to spontaneity and free spirit. However, winging it also comes into play when you’re simply procrastinating. There is a time and a place for winging it and reserving a hotel room for you and your pet - particularly around the holiday season is not the time (or place).
Baking is a holiday tradition in many households. The aroma of freshly baked cakes, pies and cookies wafts through the air of many homes this time of year, and that makes the holiday season even more special.
Safety might not be the first thing people think of as the holiday season approaches. Faith, celebrations, decorations, and holiday dinners all come to mind when considering the holiday season.
The Ottawa University women’s golf team’s 2023 recruiting class is off to a good start with the additions of two prep stars. The Lady Braves signed Maddie Reed,Winfield, Missouri, and Makayla Smith, Wichita Falls, Texas, and attends Holliday High School.
The No. 6 Ottawa University men’s wrestling team improved to 4-0 in duals with a 38-9 victory Thursday over Friends in Wilson Field House.
The Ottawa University softball team is off and running in its 2023 recruiting class. The Lady Braves added two two Kansas prep stars.
Seven Ottawa University men soccer players were honored for their academic achievements. They were named as 2022 Daktronics NAIA Men’s Soccer Scholar-Athletes. Nationally, there were nearly 1,000 student-athletes recognized.
The (RV) Ottawa University women’s wrestling team secured a 35-9 victory over the Friends Falcons Thursday in Wilson Field House. Angelique Martinez (109) opened the dual with a forfeit win.
The Ottawa University football team has been awarded the KCAC Champions of Character Team of the Year honor for the 2022-23 season. The Braves have participated in a variety of service projects this year, including: Reading to elementary school students; Thanksgiving canned food drive; Put on a community service event on Halloween; Coaches and Players help with Meals on Wheels on a weekly basis.