April 4, 2025 6:07:30 AM

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CHALLENGER TRIBUTE

Where were you 39 years ago today, January 28th? Sometimes you don’t forget. I was walking across the basketball court at Ahearn Field House on the K-State campus, when, I passed legendary…

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KID BAKER UPDATE PIPER MOVES ON

The Kids Baking Championship on the Food Network continued last night, January 27th, featuring Princeton’s own Piper Lowe. The contestants were tasked with creating a dessert that featured a sea creature and…

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HOMECOMING WEEK

This is Homecoming Week at Ottawa High School and with that comes some activities and themed spirit week days. Today is jersey day, where students and staff show their support for their…

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TWO KIDS FOUND IN LAKE IN LINN COUNTY

A tragic accident in Linn County has claimed the life of two children. Last night, January 27th, about 8:00, Linn County Sheriff Deputies responded to the Lake Chaparral Community in Linn County…

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MORAN ON SIX TRIPLE EIGHT BATTALION

Recently, Senator Jerry Moran and several of his colleagues called on Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson to swiftly schedule a Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony commemorating the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion….

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KANSAS LABOR

Preliminary estimates reported by the Kansas Department of Labor and the Bureau of Labor Statistics show a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 3.6% in December. This is an increase from 3.5% in…

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EDWARDS ON SELLING POWER

If a proposed solar farm at 3800 Montana Road goes through, it may benefit some local areas. Owner Jason Edwards says most of the electricity will be consumed by his own operations,…

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SCHMIDT INTRODUCES THE PURR ACT

Congressman Derek Schmidt introduced a bipartisan bill, alongside two others congressmen, to support American pet food manufacturers. Schmidt introduced the Pet Food Uniform Regulatory Reform, or, PURR Act of 2025. The bill…

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SENIOR HOUSING IN OSAWATOMIE

Osawatomie City Council members have approved the site plan for West Elementary Lofts, a planned senior housing development located at the site of the former Swenson Early Childhood Education Center. It has…

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ANCO HOMICIDE

Anderson County authorities are investigating a homicide in Kincaid. Deputies were called for a welfare check in the 300 block of 1st Street on Thursday, January 23rd. There, they found 36-year-old Sheila…

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NIGHT VISION COYOTES

It’s night vision coyote season. Never heard of it? The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks says as thermal and night vision scopes have come down in price, applications have gone way…

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PIPER LOWE BAKING CHAMP REMINDER

Don’t forget to catch 12-year-old Piper Lowe, of Princeton tonight on the Food Network Kids Baking Championship. Piper is one of only 9 remaining contestants on the show. On tonight’s show, the…

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GARNETT CHAMBER BANQUET

The Annual Garnett Area Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet and Mouse Race will be held Thursday, January 30th, at Troyer’s Prairie Gold in Garnett. A cocktail hour starts at 5:30, followed by…

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ROY DUNN ON ROAD PROJECTS

Earlier this month, long time Franklin County 3rd District Commissioner, Roy Dunn, passed the torch to a new commissioner. Dunn attended his last commission meeting, as he is retiring. Dunn says there…

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TOTH ON SOLAR FARM POWER SALE

A proposed solar farm at 3800 Montana Road is undergoing heavy scrutiny. Franklin County Planning and Zoning Director, Pat Toth says local towns may have a chance to buy extra power. During…

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PERRY ON OBGYN

AdventHealth Ottawa continues working to re-establish a full ObGyn Department at the hospital. Chief Finance Officer, Shawn Perry, says they have had a slight setback, but efforts will continue until everything is…

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RUSSELL ON SOLAR UNRELIABILITY

The Franklin County Planning Commission has put on hold, at least for a few weeks, the planned construction of a commercial solar energy farm at 3800 Montana Road. After a lengthy presentation,…

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COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER

The Franklin County Health Department will host a unique event in April, only the second of it’s kind in Ottawa. It’s being dubbed a Community Baby Shower. Health Department Nurse Practitioner Susan…

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