Tyson set for change in Senate
By State Senator Caryn TysonLegislative UpdateWith the inauguration of our new president, President Trump, our country is entering into a great period of patriotic renewal.… Login to continue reading Login…
January 2025
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OU BB to host kids game Saturday
Ottawa University will have a kids game for all elementary school students. The game will be at 2 p.m. in Wilson Field House.The participants will… Login to continue reading Login…
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly presents new state budget to Republican-led House, Senate
TOPEKA — The proposed state budget crafted by Gov. Laura Kelly features a 2.5% pay raise for state employees, expands Medicaid eligibility for 150,000 lower-income Kansans and fully finances K-12 public education.
Wellsville gears up for tough tourney
The Baldwin Invitational boys basketball tournament features some of the best teams in the state.
Richmond UWF presents nativity play
Mary Hall, known especially for her artistic talent, resurrected a play she crafted in 2005 for its second presentation at the 2024 Richmond United Methodist Women in Faith Christmas program.
Crabtree, Courtois win titles
West Franklin duo of Mya Crabtree and Logan Courtois put together sterling weeks last week.Crab tree went 4-0 at the Aaron Patton Memorial Tournament and… Login to continue reading Login…
WF girls falls in first round of tourney
The West Franklin girls basketball team fell 42-18 Monday in the first round of the Flint Hills League Tournament.We came out slow on offense and… Login to continue reading Login…
KSHSAA to award scholarship
For the fourth year, the KSHSAA and Capitol Federal Foundation ® will award True Blue Scholarships intended to support Kansas High School graduates in postsecondary efforts.
AdventHealth Ottawa hires new provider
Dr. Bridget Abney is the newest Board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and FACOG (Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) at AdventHeath Ottawa.
Franklin County Residents win Kansas Bankers Award
Franklin County residents Amanda and Jeff Hoyt were selected as the recipients of the 2024 Kansas Bankers Award for their work of soil and water conservation in Franklin County.