OHS bowlers rock lanes
The Ottawa High School bowling teams are off to a successful start to the season. The varsity girls are off to a 2-0 start, while the boys are 1-1.
January 2023
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Baldwin Invitational Tournament Tuesday •
• Girard vs. Bishop Seabury, 7 p.m.
Mid-season tourneys add spice to season
Mid-season basketball tournaments are a break from the weekly grind. It is a chance for teams to play for championships and individual awards and against different competition.
OU men’s soccer signs 4
The Ottawa University men’s soccer team added new players for the 202324 school year. Reuben Kester, Milton Keynes, England, transferred to Ottawa after two years at Randall University.
KCAC honors 4 OU athletes
Four Ottawa University athletes put together some sterling performances in the first week of January. They were honored by the KCAC for their performances.
Baylark takes over OU program
The Ottawa University powerlifting program is under new leadership. Ryan Baylark is the new head men’s and women’s powerlifting coach.
OU women’s coach ‘frustrated’ with effort
The Ottawa University women’s basketball team is in a funk. The past week, the Lady Braves have not given themselves a chance to win in either game.
FCC’s high-speed broadband access map in Kansas ‘highly inaccurate,’ say KU researchers
TOPEKA — The Federal Communications Commission’s state-bystate map of broadband availability didn’t capture the potential of 1 million Kansans living in regions without adequate highspeed service, University of Kansas researchers said.
With Medicaid ‘continuous coverage’ ending soon, many Kansans may lose access to care
TOPEKA — With federal “continuous coverage” Medicaid protections ending, thousands of Kansans are expected to be dropped from medical programs in the coming months. While President Joe Biden is expected to extend the public health emergency issued for COVID-19, one that allowed for health-related measures and the continuous coverage policy, states will no longer have to keep providing Medicaid coverage.
Ask Amy: Retired man feels forced to leave his house
Dear Amy: I wonder if my expectations are too high, or if my wife is controlling me? I do not feel welcome in my own house. Every week my wife asks me for my schedule (I am retired) for the coming week to make sure that I am out of the house for the better portion of several days.