Fight inflammation with smart food choices; stop emotional eating
By Michael Roizen, M.D.
Jennifer McDaniel
Public Meetings Calendar
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Flint Hills Discovery Center hosts workshops leading up to solar eclipseBy the Herald News Staff
MANHATTAN - The Flint Hills Discovery Center is hosting several events in anticipation of the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8.
Seminar series designed to help small business owners
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and the University of Kansas Small Business Development Center are presenting a series of seminars aimed at giving small business owners expert advice when it comes to running their businesses.The first workshop, Refresh/Start New: Small Changes to Make a Big Difference in the Digital Marketing Space, is planned from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Ottawa University President Reggies Wenyika steps down
After six years at the helm of Ottawa University’s campus in Ottawa, Dr. Reggies Wenyika, has stepped down from the role, effective March 6.
Young Entrepreneurs: Event challenges Franklin County youth to develop business blueprint for success
The clear glass jar in front of Fallon Underwood’s business display was slowly filling up with wooden tokens.
Spring break kicks off early in Franklin County schools
While spring break begins Monday, Franklin County school districts will be getting a jump on spring break.In the USD 290-Ottawa School District, students will start their spring break early as there is no school Friday.
Solar company to host open house at OMA
Orion Renewable Energy Group, an Oakland, Calif., based company, is hosting a daylong open house next week to answer questions about the company’s solar project.The event, which is planned from 9 a.m.
Medicaid Expansion: Gov. Kelly continues to fight for increasing healthcare coverage for low-income Kansans
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Kansas kicks off in-person advance voting for 2024 presidential preference primary
TOPEKA — Secretary of State Scott Schwab said in-person advance voting would run from Wednesday through March 18 for Kansans interested in leaving their mark on the state’s Republican and Democratic presidential preference primaries.The frontrunner in the respective contests were President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, who were the preference of Kansans in 2020.