April 2, 2025 4:55:33 PM

News Blog

CRESTVIEW BID ACCEPTED

The sale of the former Crestview Property was held Tuesday morning, February 11th. Two people made bids on the property. The high bid was $227,000, made by Aaron Thakker on behalf of…

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TYSON ON PROP TAX RESOLUTION

A busy week in the Kansas State Legislature. They did do some work on property taxes. Senator Caryn Tyson says most people would agree the system is not always accurate or fair,…

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KELLY VETOES GENDER AFFIRMING CARE BILL

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly wasted not time in vetoing the proposed Gender Affirming Care Act for transgender minors. The bill was sent to her late last week after approval by both houses….

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MICO LAW BOOST DRIVE

The Miami County law enforcement agencies are doing what they can do to help the Miami County Cancer Foundation. From now through February 21st, all law enforcement are having a “Boost Drive”….

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HOME BUILDER HAS ISSUE WITH THE CITY

An Ottawa home builder says he is beyond frustrated by the lack of communication and cooperation with city officials in dealing with a water line issue in a new home addition in…

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WHITE HOUSE TOURS TO RESUME

First Lady, Melania Trump, announced yesterday that the White House will officially open for public tours Tuesday, February 25th. She says she and President Trump are excited to reopen the White House…

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Legislative Update by State Senator Caryn Tyson

February 7, 2025 Property Taxes are high, and most people would agree the system is not always accurate or fair, so the Senate acted by passing a constitutional amendment, Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR)…

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MILITARY ROMANCE SCAM

Most of us are familiar with online dating apps and other social media. Some even seriously try to meet the people they talk to on those apps. That’s all fine and good,…

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ROMANCE SCAM 2

It’s February and Valentine’s Day is approaching. Hearts and kisses and candy for and from your loved ones. But, with all good things, bad people are there to take advantage. The FBI…

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ANCO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT IDEA

New Anderson County Sheriff Wes McClain has an idea. He would like to group the county’s Emergency Management Department under the Sheriff’s department while keeping the county’s rural fire operations as a…

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THE SILENT KILLER

This is National Heart Health Month. One of the things that really brings on heart disease and heart attacks is known as the silent killer… high blood pressure. Franklin County Health Department…

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NO MORE PENNIES

President Donald Trump says he has directed the Treasury Department to stop minting new pennies, citing the rising cost of producing the one-cent coin. He is right, it’s been known for quite…

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE

A big competition is coming up for Franklin County youth, ready to step into the business world. The Franklin County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge will take place soon. It’s a competition for student…

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DELA CRUZ CANTU ARRAIGNMENT TOMORROW

An man in the country illegally, charged with the assault of a woman in October on the Prairie Spirit Trail, will be arraigned tomorrow, February 12th, in Anderson County District Court, with…

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GOLF COURSE UPDATE

Despite the winter weather, the Ottawa Golf Course is getting ready for a fantastic spring season. One thing the new General Manager, Rob Mlynar and Grounds Superintendent, Drew Murphy, wants to do…

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SUPER BOWL MERCH

Alright, most of us have pretty much gotten over the Chief’s crappy loss in the Super Bowl. You know, where the offensive line looked like someone opened up the flood gates during…

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CITY ASKS FOR HELP AND PATIENCE

With the incoming snow, the City of Ottawa is asking the public to help them out a little so they can clear the snow more effectively. First, whenever possible, park vehicles in…

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PIPER LOWE BAKING CHAMPS PREVIEW

Twelve year old Piper Lowe from Princeton is back in the kitchen tonight on the Food Network Kids Baking Championship. She is one of only seven bakers left in the competition Tonight,…

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FOOD AID TO SHIP

Kansas U. S. Senator, Jerry Moran, reported some “good news” over the weekend on his effort to get Secretary of State Marco Rubio to distribute the $340 million in American-grown food currently…

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