A 34-year-old Osage County man was arrested Thursday after he allegedly ran from a deputy during a traffic stop and jumped into the Marais des Cygnes River.Franklin County Sheriff’s officials said the incident occurred shortly before 5:30 p.m.
A Garnett man will appear in Franklin County District Court this week, following his arrest Wednesday on suspicion of burglarizing an Ottawa business where he previously worked.Ottawa police said Dangerous Toyz, 414 W.
Gusty winds helped fuel a structure fire in Ottawa last week that destroyed the wooden deck of a home.
March 25AccidentsAt about 7:10 a.m., Zach Sobba, 34, Richmond, was driving a 2017 Chevy Equinox eastbound in the 4500 block of Douglas Road, Lane, when he struck a deer in the roadway.
An idea designed to shine a light on agriculture’s role in Franklin County has sparked a regional effort celebrating the contributions of local farmers and producers throughout a three-county area.Across Franklin, Anderson and Miami counties, brightly colored banners are posted as a reminder of agriculture’s role in local communities.
Beginning Monday, April 1, 17th Street will be closed to traffic at the Elm Street intersection.
An Ottawa Fire Department administrator has been accepted into a national fire training program.The Ottawa Fire Department announced Thursday on its Facebook page interim Ottawa Fire Chief Shawn Dillon was accepted into the U.S.
The Franklin County Farm Bureau Association wants to recognize local families whose farms have been a part of their legacy.
With Easter just a few days away, Franklin County kids can celebrate a day early with several community egg hunts planned this weekend.The Ottawa community Easter egg hunt takes place from 1-3 p.m.
Michelle Douglas Gressel is surrounded by the things she loves.
It’s the reason why she does what she does.
Gressel owns The Torn Edge, a funky space featuring custom art, apparel and other uncommonly unique items while her business partner, Bert Molenda, owns Olivia’s, a boutique specializing in upcycled clothing and accessories. Both are located in the former Crist & Son Foods grocery store at 517 Main St. in Wellsville.
It’s a blustery Saturday and despite a downtown crowd, there’s an afternoon lull, allowing Gressel and Molenda to talk about their partnership and how taking a chance led them here.