A local Ottawa High School student is receiving national attention after being named the Jostens National Renaissance Student of the Month for the month of November. OHS officials made the announcement Wednesday on the school’s Facebook page.
The survey, which can be found on the district’s website at www.usd287.org, must be completed by Nov. 19.
While Tuesday’s general election came down to only a handful of votes in determining the next Kansas governor, races closer to home were not as tight. Voters showed up in big numbers as nearly all of the state, with the exception of counties like Johnson, Lyon, Douglas and Wyandotte, was carried by Republicans.
TOPEKA – An Ottawa resident is among four individuals interviewing before a committee on Tuesday for a chance to become the 4th Judicial District’s new magistrate judge. The judicial district’s nominating commission will meet at 8:30 a.m.
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office reported the following arrests, incidents and accidents from Nov. 7-10.
The following is a listing of felony cases handled by the Franklin County Attorney’s Office and sentenced in Franklin County District Court during the month of October. All felony sentences were imposed by District Court Judge Douglas P. Witteman.
TOPEKA—The judicial branch will increase the number of veterans’ treatment courts operating in Kansas by three and enhance existing treatment court operations thanks to three grants from the U.S. Department of Justice.
This Thanksgiving, the Ottawa Police Department is joining other law enforcement agencies across Kansas to make sure everyone is buckled up before hitting the road. Beginning Saturday, Nov.
The Ottawa Fire Department responded to the following calls for service from Nov. 4 -7.
The Wellsville Police Department responded to the following calls for service from Nov. 7-10.