Kansas Supreme Court rules to keep death sentence for Flack By Jennifer McDanielOttawa Herald The Kansas Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of a… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Echoing the words of Dr.
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual dinner and awards celebration Thursday.Five different honors will be presented during the event in Schendel Conference Center, 1001 S.
Petco Love, Prairie Paws team up to provide free vaccines to local pet familiesPrairie Paws Animal Shelter will provide free vaccinations for all area pets who take part in weekly low-cost spay/neuter clinics at the Ottawa location, as well as every cat spay/neutered through the TNR program.
Q: My doctor told me that because I am at risk for cardiovascular disease, I should be eating a lot more olive oil.
In December 1921, thousands of women in southeast Kansas rose up to fight injustice in the area coalfields, impacting coal mining labor conditions at the local, state, and national levels.
MANHATTAN – In case cabin fever has Kansas gardeners longing for warmer days, there’s good news: January marks an early opportunity to get some vegetables and flowers started.“January is often a cold and dreary month for many gardeners,” said Cynthia Domenghini, a horticulture expert with K-State Research and Extension.
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By Betty BirzerSpecial to the Ottawa HeraldThis week’s Donuts for Do-Gooders honors those who helped with the recent winter storms.First Baptist Church, in partnership with the Homeless Coalition, other churches and community resources, opened as a warming center this past week as temperatures plummeted.
A Kansas woman was sentenced Thursday to two years in prison for willfully failing to account for and pay over employment taxes to the IRS in connection with three construction firms that she controlled.According to court documents and statements made in court, Sheryl Clanton, of Bucyrus, owned and operated McCorkendale Construction Inc.