January 15, 2025

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STUDIO H RECITAL

The Studio H Fall Dance Recital was held last night, October 15th, at Ottawa Memorial Auditorium. Hundreds of people filled the stands for the performance. Studio ‘H’ is a Christian dance studio…

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MARIJUANA UP FOR DEBATE

Will marijuana be legalized in Kansas any time soon? The question is… will the topic even come up in the next session of the Kansas Legislature. Many people are hoping so, in…

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SWANK PARK NOT WORTH IT

Anderson County Commissioners hope to track down the heirs to the Swank Family Estate in hope of getting rid of Swank Park. The Swank Estate gifted the 160 acres to the county…

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NOTINO’S GRAVE SITE

If you have ever been out to the Ottawa Indian Mission Cemetery, you may have noticed a plain tombstone, right beside a barbed wire fence, that has one word etched into it….

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NARCAN AND FENTANYL PROGRAM TONIGHT

A program this evening, presented by Franklin County EMS Chief Christi Hilliker, will be aimed at reducing the risk of opioid use and present the proper way to administer narcan, a drug…

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SCHRAAD PROMOTED AT OTTAWA FIRE

The Ottawa Fire Department has announced the promotion of Firefighter Cody Schraad to Fire Lieutenant. Cody’s journey in the fire service began when he was in high school in Olathe, through their…

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LEAD LINE SURVEY

Ever heard the phrase “get the lead out”? The City of Ottawa is working on the lead and copper reporting line deadline. What’s that, you ask? Assistant Utilities Director for Water and…

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COW CAR INJURY ACCIDENT

Deer are on the run as the rut is really starting to ramp up. There have been 22 car/deer accidents in Franklin County, so far, in October, and the peak isn’t for…

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KU PROF WHO MADE COMMENTS GONE

A University of Kansas professor has “left” the university, after a video went viral last week of the professor making, what some say were unnerving remarks, about men who won’t vote for…

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CARBONDALE SCHOOL THREAT UNFOUNDED

The Osage County Sheriff’s Office investigated a threat to Carbondale schools. Sheriff Chris Wells says on Sunday night, October 13th, about 8:00, they received a report regarding a threat to the Carbondale…

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CHASE ENDS IN ARREST OF WELLSVILLE MAN

A short vehicle chase and cooperation between law enforcement agencies, led the arrest of a Wellsville man yesterday, October 14th. A Franklin County Sheriff Deputy attempted a traffic stop in the 2500…

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GRAND PRIX REVIEW

The weather was absolutely perfect for the 11th Annual Garnett Grand Prix Revival this weekend. Organizers say the crowds were big and very enthusiastic and the variety of cars, on track and…

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CORN IN THE FIELD

Corn farmers are collecting their harvest as summer shifts to fall with some fields looking a little more brown than green. Have you ever wondered why some corn field are dried out…

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DUNN ON WATER SOURCES

Juniors from all high schools in Franklin County had a chance to jump start their “career thinking after high school” during a Career Fair at Ottawa High School. Several dozen companies had…

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DONUT DO GOODERS

This week’s Donuts For Do-Gooders Award Winners are the group at AdventHealth Sports Medicine & Rehab Center. The nominee says they provide “outstanding patient care”, a person can immediately tell upon meeting…

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PREVENTATIVE FIRE SAFETY

The second week of October was Fire Prevention and Safety week. The Ottawa Fire Department extends that week to include the entire month of October. They are in the schools teaching kids…

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CHURCH TRIAL IN JANUARY

A pre-trial conference has been scheduled for January of next year in a civil lawsuit pitting a former Garnett pastor against members of the local First Baptist Church, whom he says scuttled…

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GARNETT WOMAN ATTACKED ON TRAIL

A woman was attacked on the Prairie Spirit Trail Thursday morning, October 10th, near Garnett. The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office is holding 33 year-old Porfirio De La Cruz, in connection with an…

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HEARTLAND REVIEW

Ottawa University is reviving a tradition lost to covid a few years ago. OU Theatre and Ministry is bringing back the Heartland Radio Review. Ottawa University Chaplain John Holtzhuter says the show…

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