Defense propels OU by McPherson
The Ottawa University men’s basketball team has found that winning feeling as the season dwindles down. The Braves have won three straight games and five… Login to continue reading Login…
February 2024
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OU women display ‘winning mindset’
The Ottawa University women’s basketball team is on the verge of back-to-back winning seasons. Ottawa (14-10, 9-9) needs one win in the final four games… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports came natural to Winton
Wellsville High School senior Dezmond Winton is one of the most exciting athletes to wear an Eagle uniform.He was a two-time all-state football player, who made plays all over the field.
Eaton-Smith looks to ‘elevate’ OU programs
Ottawa University has a new Director of Athletics.
WF back in win column, roll MdCV
The West Franklin boys basketball team is back in the win column as the Falcons continue on their record season. The Falcons rolled MdCV, 56-21,… Login to continue reading Login…
West Franklin girls basketball
West Franklin girls Basketball Vs. MdCV JV lost 23-14 Walter 6, Forbis 4, E. Cameron 2, McKenzie 2. Varsity lost 46-40 K. Cameron 11, Scott… Login to continue reading Login…
District officials recognize conservation winners, board member during annual meeting
Members of the Franklin County Conservation District recognized local farmers and ranchers during its annual meeting Thursday at Celebration Hall.District officials not only recognized this year’s award winners, but also honored board member Rn Dunbar for his 20 years of service on the board.For the past 77 years, the Kansas Bankers Association, Kansas State University Department of Agronomy, K-State Research and Extension and the conservation district have recognized 331 Kansas Bankers Awards locally.
Front Row Sports, 3 Guys Liquor recognized as Do-Gooders of the week
Business of the WeekBeing that it is the week of the big game, it seemed pretty natural to highlight Front Row Sports as our Donuts for Do-Gooders Business of the Week.
Commissioners to consider common consumption area Wednesday
A decision to establish a common consumption area downtown along Main Street could be approved when Ottawa City commissioners meet this week.The idea, which was formally introduced in December by Sara Stauffer, president of the Ottawa Main Street Association, and supported by several downtown businesses, would create a defined consumption area within the city limits, allowing anyone 21 and older to drink liquor or beer.