Carey Plumbing, Boyd honored as this week’s Do-Gooders
Business of the WeekOur business of the week, Carey Plumbing, is a fourth-generation business based right here in Ottawa.
Jennifer McDaniel
AdventHealth gives shoes to local students
Sitting side by side, elementary students from third through fifth grade took up much of the gym floor in Lincoln Elementary School Friday morning.
Unsure of why they were there, students talked to each other, guessing why there were so many boxes stacked on multiple tables at the rear of the gym.
There was already a hum that soon turned into cheers as KC Wolf burst through a side door and onto the floor.
Transient guest tax finds support with commission; concerns over percentage levied a sticking point
An attempt to pass an ordinance establishing a transient guest tax for hotels and motels within the Ottawa city limits fell short during the Ottawa City Commission’s Feb.
Zelda’s, USD 290’s transportation department recognized as this week’s Do-Gooders
Business of the WeekWhen driving on the north side of town, one cannot miss seeing Zelda’s, the brightly trimmed cafe, at the corner of Main Street and Kansas Highway 68.
Severe Weather Preparedness Week ushers in storm season
The National Weather Service has declared March 4-8 as Severe Weather Preparedness Week across the country, encouraging all people to practice what they would do if faced with a real weather emergency.The National Weather Service office in Topeka works together with county emergency managers to offer storm spotter classes in numerous locations across northeast Kansas to prepare for severe weather season.
Status conferences planned in Corn, Smith cases
An Ottawa man and woman arrested in January on suspicion of first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of an Ottawa man last summer will appear before a Franklin County District Court judge next week.According to court documents, defendants Timothy S.
The amazing power of exercise; building cognitive reserve
By Michael Roizen, M.D.
Ivermectin rendered useless for COVID and similar viruses
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Public Meetings Calendar
March 48:30 a.m.
K-State celebrates $2.3 billion economic impact in Kansas
MANHATTAN — Kansas State University made a significant contribution of $2.3 billion in economic impact to the state of Kansas in fiscal year 2023, according to the university’s latest Economic and Community Impact report.K-State President Richard Linton shared this announcement during K-State Impact Day on Feb.