Universities celebrate students for their grades
Students from Franklin County, attending universities in the state, have been recognized by their schools for their honorable grades this spring semester.
Newsletter-Late-Week
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CH runners shine against top competition
By Greg Mast Herald Editor The Central Heights foursome of Cody Hammond, Connor Burkdoll, Owen Miller and Christian McCord stepped up the challenge this past… Login to continue reading Login…
Franklin County stays prepared for potential emergencies
The Franklin County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) met to review past emergency issues and discuss future planning for any foreseen upcoming issues.
Pioneer lessons
As the end of the school year is quickly coming into sight for my children, the end-of-year activities are beginning to ramp up. State assessments have been completed, countdowns have begun and field trips have picked up.
John Schultze lives in our hearts forever
By Greg MastOttawa Herald EditorJohn Schultze: a Viking forever.He was at home roaming the halls of Central Heights talking to students, staff and fellow teachers.… Login to continue reading Login…
The highs and lows of spring lawn care
April Showers have arrived at my neck of the plains, and I couldn’t be happier. At least for a while.
Do-Gooders awarded to 911 dispatchers
This past week was recognized as “National Public Safety Telecommunications Week” and appropriately the team at the Franklin County Emergency Communications Center (aka 911) are our unsung heroes and recipients of “Donuts for Do-Gooders”.
