Softball changed a lot during Kahnt’s era
Ottawa University’s Jay Kahnt started coaching softball when the game was nothing like it is now.
May 2024
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Campbell brings ‘juice’ to women’s program
The Ottawa University women’s basketball program hired a new assistant coach.
OU players, coach help launch pro league
Three members of the Ottawa University men’s basketball team had an opportunity of a lifetime earlier this month.Two players and an assistant coach traveled overseas to help launch India’s first professional basketball league, Indian National Basketball League (INBL).
OU takes second in Cup race
The Ottawa University athletics finished second in the 2023-24 KCAC Commissioner’s Cup.The Braves finished behind Kansas Wesleyan University.
Honor and Remembrance
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OHS students design mural to transform correctional space
Two Ottawa High School seniors have used art to transform a space within the former Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center from cold starkness to warm color.Hoping to merge the juvenile intake and assessment services area, county officials were inspired by a similar space within the juvenile detention center and intake area at Sedgwick County.
Ask Amy: Revenge plot may end with a bloody stump
Dear Readers: As I announced last week, my final “Ask Amy” column in this space will run on June 30.
Soggy ground delays completion of Highland Cemetery project
Rainy conditions for much of May have delayed the resetting of headstones at Highland Cemetery.
Tree limb collection continues through week
Ottawa city crews will begin collecting tree limbs which were knocked down by recent thunderstorms.Limb collection began Tuesday and will continue through the week.
NCCC announces spring 2024 honor rolls
A total of 241 Neosho County Community College (NCCC) students were recently recognized for their academic success with the release of the spring 2024 president’s and vice president’s honor rolls.Students must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours comprised of non-developmental courses for the semester to qualify for recognition.