In honor of our veterans, this month we will be recognizing just a smattering of Franklin County’s brave men and women who have served our country.Every veteran is an unsung hero and deserves Donuts for DoGooders.
In honor of our veterans, this month we will be recognizing just a smattering of Franklin County’s brave men and women who have served our country.
Spiritualism — a movement that involves attempting to communicate with the dead—spread across the world during the 19th Century and even found its way into Franklin County history.
Unsung HeroThis week, we recognize Kayla Bertoncino, logistics manager at Kalmar.
Two Franklin County 4-H members received the Key Award at the Franklin County 4-H Achievement Night in Ottawa on Oct.
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Jeff Carroll professes to be an avid cyclist, routinely heading out on miles and miles of trails for fun, adventure and exercise.Yet, while the trails provide safety from traffic and a connection to nature, he realizes they’re so much more.“What I’ve seen in a lot of towns that have worked on transforming their community,” Carroll says, “is that sometimes trails can really change the way a town is viewed and conceived by residents and visitors.”Carroll was the featured speaker during the Oct.
Unsung HeroesCongratulations to John and JoAnn Scott, who were nominated by Teresa McClay for their decades of dedication in working the Sacred Heart Church semi-annual rummage sale.
Ottawa Library will host a Meet Your Local Authors event from 5-7 p.m.