Ottawa, KS News

• Ottawa, KS News
• Four Track Athletes Earn NAIA All-American Honors
• Groups to observe Memorial Day holiday
• Eight Track and Field Athletes Named Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• Special Olympics torch running back through Ottawa
• Brown, Anderson, Perry, Dawn, and Weldin Compete Today at Nationals
• Hirings, firings, resignations come during special school meeting
• Woman in fair condition after I-35 rollover wreck
• Ottawan pleads for help to find missing father
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Main Street, artists plan community mural
• Investigators suspect arson in house fire
• The 4x100M Relay Team Qualifies for Finals at Nationals
• Fire forces neighbors from home
• ATM theft suspect ID’d
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Chronic condition
• Former police officer joins sheriff’s race
• Interlocal opponent Butch Riddle files for county commissioner seat
• Ailing man offers garden space
• AG declines action on county clerk
• Gov. Brownback to join in Memorial Day observance in Garnett
• 4x100M Relay Team Breaks School Record, Qualifies for Semifinals at Nationals
• Three Men's Golfers Named Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Habitat makes dream a reality
• Thieves nab ATM, wreck while fleeing
• Stolen fire truck ends with foot chase, arrest
• City wants more info on OU parking lot
• Students throw best efforts at area art competitions
• Four Softball Players Named Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• ‘Bye, bye,’ graduates
• Students’ past, Future split
• Class celebrates success
• Men's Soccer Inks Gunnar Downey for 2012
• Anderson, Fullerton, Cox, Harris, Brown, Dawn, Perry, and Weldin to Compete at Nationals
• Football Signs John Hembry for 2012
• Superintendent salutes year’s successes, retiring teachers, staff
• Elderly couple injured in I-35 rollover wreck
• City puts OU plan into park
• Donors making family homeless shelter a reality
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Packed pasture: Horse conditions under scrutiny
• Talk to cover German role in Kansas history
• Three Lady Braves Named to the NFCA All-Midwest Team
• Free lunch program returning
• Airport runway concrete work delayed
• Summit promotes regional cooperation, Project 17
• Redistricting inaction, dispute heat up after deadline passes
• Garden plan hits snag on north side
• City denies OU parking lot request near historic Tauy Jones Hall
• Just Named a Daktronic Scholar Athlete
• Report: Woman discovers grenade in box
• West Franklin moves ahead on long-range closure plans [With Audio]
• OU, State historical society at odds over parking lot plan
• Men's Basketball Signs NCCC Teammates
• Men's Basketball Signs Central Heights Standout Sam Leach
• Baseball Inks Cody Derby for 2013
• Hunting gets official nod from governor for top prosecutor job
• Grads celebrate, bid OHS farewell
• Students find alternative success with Ottawa Learning Center
• Is Facebook an addiction?
• Report: Man threatens to rob store, arrested
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Room to grow: Changes, moves abound for Ottawa entrepreneurs
• ‘Conscience’ bill gets local push, irks pro-choice critics over access issues
• Police: Suspect in kidnapping still at large
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Ottawa helicopter company flies film crew for Kansas TV project
• Women's Soccer Signs Erin Stengel for 2012
• Police recover long-missing machine gun
• Hospital: Victim in Main Street wreck stable
• Dollar General robbers get state prison time
• Commencement comes for OU Students
• Gun scare, lockdown prompted by student
• Police hunt suspect in Ottawa kidnapping
• Community gardens to spring up in Ottawa
• Suspect sought after reported Ottawa kidnapping [Updated]
• Track and Field Inks Golden High School's Eric Rivera-Parker for 2013
• OU Track Inks Travis Hastings for 2013
• Men's Basketball Inks Dallas Stackhouse
• Men's Basketball Inks Riley Falk for 2012-13
• Men's Soccer Inks Four
• Football Inks Austin Case for 2012
• Blevins and Martinsen named to the Capital One Academic All-District 6 First Team
• Four School Records Broken at KCAC Track and Field Championships
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Religion won’t guarantee support of Mormon voters
• Five Baseball Players Named to the All-KCAC Teams
• Rezone for store at church site OK’d
• Clean-up day set for weekend
• City approves $65,900 summer street rehabilitation project
• Report: Ottawa company’s helicopter crashes
• Busy K-68 intersection set for KDOT widening fix
• Day One Results of the KCAC Track and Field Championships
• Immigration brought settlers; exhibit aims for museum visitors
• Pomona hit with $6K bill for April cemetery mowing
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Project uncovers war connections
• ‘Suspicious death’ of man found in fridge still a mystery
• Softball Ends Season with Loss to Southwestern
• Baseball Ends Season With Loss to Kansas Wesleyan
• Softball Tripped Up by Friends at KCAC Tournament
• Eight Softball Players Earn All-KCAC Honors
• Four Football Players Named to the 2012 NFF Hampshire Honor Society
• Braves Finish 4th at KCAC Tournament
• Softball Wins First Game at KCAC Tournament
• Richmond bank burglars foiled by safe, take coins
• Economic development group picks interim leader
• Friends, family: Longtime businessman loved Ottawa, his work
• Community mainstay turning 100
• Ottawa man dies walking along I-35
• Baseball Falls in Game One of KCAC Tournament
• politicos trade election-year barbs on gender, partisanship
• City, county plan to honor fallen officers
• Brown and Anderson Named KCAC Track Athletes of the Week
• Swafford and Renaldi Named KCAC Athletes of the Week
• 2012 KCAC Softball Tournament Bracket Released
• Three School Records Broken at Wildcat Open
• Three School Records Broken at Wildcat Open
• 2012 KCAC Baseball Tournament Bracket Released
• Baseball Takes Two From Coyotes
• Softball Ends Regular Season With a Sweep of Tabor
• Live Video and Stats for Baseball on Saturday
• Live Video and Stats for Baseball on Saturday
• Baseball Tripped Up by Kansas Wesleyan
• Baseball Tripped Up by Kansas Wesleyan
• Man injured in wreck dies
• Another one bites the dust? City questions safety of historic Wellsville structure
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Chronic illnesses challenge, change couple’s relationship
• Track Signs Olathe North's Alexander Hink
• XC and Track Inks Cory Stephens for 2012-13
• Expert: No danger from ‘Mad Cow’ test result
• County honors workers’ years of service
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Pets head to new homes by plane
• Ottawan defends son found dead in fridge
• Furloughs orders, changes disrupt court dockets
• Pharmacy expanding next door
• OU Spirit Team Signs Allison Burris for 2012-13
• Baseball Inks McPherson High's Aaron Marshall
• $1M donors get naming rights to OU center
• Volunteers ramp up boy’s mobility
• Stephen Hunting’s appointment to county attorney spot must next be approved by governor
• BAC Point System Winner - Volleyball!!
• Lady Braves Finish Strong at Final Tournament
• Softball Sweeps Bethel Behind Renaldi's Perfect Game
• Baseball Falls Short to William Jewell
• Report: Ottawan’s body found in fridge
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Volunteer stuffs in service
• City taps recreation veteran for vacant ORC post
• Herald wins journalism awards
• YMCA effort ends with a ‘heavy heart’
• Officers investigate youth fight reports
• Rhyne, Cox, and Brown Named KCAC Athletes of the Week
• Men's Basketball Team Awards Announced
• Friday's Baseball Game Time Changed to 2:00 p.m.
• Live Video Available for the William Jewell Baseball Game
• Track and Field Competes at KU Relays and Mule Relays
• Baseball Downed By Saint Mary
• Softball Falls Twice to Bethany
• Drug sweep sniffs out pot at OHS
• Incumbent Curry files for sheriff post
• Hospital building to bear names of longtime philanthropists
• Teen volunteer rules court
• Business unveils shiny new shop
• School drivers score top grades in ‘bus rodeo’
• Visitor volunteer: Retirement just the beginning
• Commentator brings political analysis, laughs
• Football #10 in NAIA Football Coaches' Spring Top 25 Poll
• Baseball Takes Two From Spires
• City lauds volunteers’ contributions
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Young volunteer sets big goals for giving back
• Candidate for top prosecutor job emerges
• Track and Field Competes at Tabor College Invitational
• OHS courtyard getting summer makeover
• Forest Park chase ends with four arrests
• Beef experts: ‘Slime’ label taints debate
• Hood spreads volunteerism throughout community
• Brown and Anderson Named KCAC Track Athletes of the Week
• Women's Basketball Team Awards Announced
• Rhyne Leads OU at Central Methodist
• Lady Braves Finish 6th at Central Methodist
• Softball Splits with Kansas Wesleyan
• Softball Splits with Kansas Wesleyan
• Playground push gets boost from $15K grant
• County drives toward bridge fix solution
• Shelter keeps volunteer active
• OU Sprit Team Has Inked Jasmine Stewart to Cheer for 2012-13
• OU Spirit Team Has Signed Leah Powell For 2012-13
• Braves Move to 11-9 in the KCAC With Two Victories Over McPherson
• Softball Signs Wichita, Kan. Product Bree Drury for 2013
• Football Inks Paola High Standout Tanner Staats
• Men's Basketball Signs Oak Grove Standout Eric Gant
• Baseball Takes Two From McPherson
• ‘Project 17’ aims for SEK collaboration
• Track and Field Competes at KT Woodman Classic
• Spring Game Audio Available
• Softballl Wins Third Straight, Sweeps McPherson
• Severe storms, maybe tornadoes forecast
• Water leak mires Pomona man, city in dispute over bill
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Warm winter throws curveball to local road crews, businesses
• Saturday's Baseball at McPherson Moved To Monday
• KOFO to Cover the Baseball Game on Sunday
• Game warden asks for help on wildlife crimes
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Early buzz, spring ahead of schedule with summer close behind
• Ottawa board votes against suing state for school funds
• Democrats set to caucus Saturday
• Potential employers ‘impressed’ by students
• Planners OK rezoning for grocery-liquor store
• Track Signs Jesse Booth
• Track Inks Sarah Dains for 2013
• XC and Track Signs Great Bend High's Ali Heilman
• Track Inks Kayla Thayer for 2013
• Women's Track and XC Sign Bailey Griffith for 2012-13
• Baseball Signs Connor Sayers for 2013
• City: Levee inspections roll to early, positive finish
• Ottawa volunteer surprised by Chamber honor
• Clarence Anderson works for a shot at the NFL
• Softball Splits with Friends
• Coffee talk turns to highs, lows of legislative session
• After the lottery win: What would you do with $110M?
• Lady Braves Place 3rd at Sterling Invitational
• Rhyne and Kopatich Lead Braves at Sterling Spring Invitational
• Braves Sweep Central Christian
• Anderson and Betts Named KCAC Track Athletes of the Week
• GOP taking first steps to pick county attorney
• Martinsen Named KCAC Position Player of the Week
• Spring Football Game Set for April 14
• Softball Canceled for Today
• Nun celebrating 75 years of service as sister on Easter
• Anderson and Betts Break School Records at ESU Relays
• Baseball Downed by #23 Tabor
• Softball Takes Two from Sterling
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Experience, depth lead Cyclones squad [with video]
• $20,000 prize a scratch surprise
• Good Friday for Ottawa lotto winners
• Want access to open records?
• City: New utility fee spreads stormwater burden fairly
• ‘People don’t think about’ sexual assault
• Youth in Government brings home lessons from D.C.
• Softball On KOFO Saturday
• Basball Falls Twice to #23 Tabor College
• Softball Takes One of Two from Bellevue
• County turns down Main Street invite
• Business changes cooking in downtown storefronts
• Driver’s license offices down again, could be back online today
• Rural residents bemoan condition of decaying bridge
• Pomona voters pick incumbents, former clerk
• SPECIAL FEATURE: STAR team hits the streets
• Late community builder ‘touched a lot of lives’
• Anderson Named KCAC Male Track Athlete of the Week
• Officer: Rig looked like it ‘disintegrated’ after fall
• Softball Wins Fourth Straight
• Who could keep a $213M secret?
• County attorney says she's resigning
• Softball Signs Andrea Gonzales for 2013
• Children among five dead in I-35 wreck [UPDATED]
• Loucks Earns KCAC Pitcher of the Week Honors
• Football Sigs Lakin High School's Reno Armstrong
• Men's Golf Competes at Bethel Spring Invitational
• Five dead in I-35 wreck after drop into ravine
• Anderson and Harris Qualify for Nationals at PSU Open
• Softball Starts KCAC Play 2-0
• Braves Split with Sterling
• Baseball Splits With Nationally Ranked Sterling
• Flood gates set to roll closed
• After Florida fatal shooting, Kansas gun law questioned
• Another round: Micro Brew Festival returning with more summertime events
• Volleyball Inks Mo Hoveyda for 2012
• Track Signs Turner High School's Sammie Ford III
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Headaches expose girl's brain condition
• Perry relinquishes county public information duties
• Officials voice disapproval of clerk’s conduct
• Softball Falls Twice to Washburn University
• Ottawa school board puts vote of confidence in Allegre’s experience
• Chamber, O/FCED boards mull post-Weigand future
• Baseball Signs Pitcher Jacob Miller for 2013
• Football Signs West Franklin High's Eric Thornton
• Softball Sweeps NCAA II Opponent Southwest Baptist
• Lady Braves Take Fifth at OU Spring Invitational
• Men's Golf Finishes 5th at OU Spring Invite
• Baseball Takes Second Game in Double Header Versus Bethany
• School board taps Allegre for vacant post
• Spring Fling posts record attendance, organizer says
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Fire officials say county needs more volunteers
• Baseball and Softball to Have Breast Cancer Awareness Day
• Baseball to Play Bethany Today
• Football Inks Justin Pflug for 2012
• Softball Downed by Vanguard
• Baseball Takes One of Two from Bethany
• Is GOP contest over? Not yet, Republicans say
• Investigation cost county about $6,000
• Hospital confirms layoffs
• City’s model employee retiring
• Baseball vs. Bethany Moved to April 22
• City OKs street rehab projects, touts slurry seal method
• KU’s tourney success surprising local fans
• Chamber leader leaving: Weigand move shocks local officials
• Bill sharpens teeth of victim protection rules
• Weigand stepping down from Chamber post
• Lady Braves Downed by Third Ranked Concordia
• Spring Fling events drawing to close Friday
• County leaders dismissive of clerk’s lawsuit threat
• Sensing students’ needs
• New ORC director stresses diligence, accountability
• Man badly burned in hay barn fire
• Ottawan gets life sentence in child sex case
• Thursday's Baseball Double Header Moved to Sunday
• Softball Falls Twice to Benedictine
• Baseball Wins Third Straight, Takes Both on Saturday Against Friends
• Plan to buy land for airport runway expansion beginning to take flight
• City’s workman’s comp claims down
• Puppies in need after home fire, shelter says
• Meals on Wheels forced to cut back deliveries
• Baseball Opens KCAC Play With a Split
• Incumbent county treasurer files for re-election
• Man injured in wreck on rural roads
• ORC taps Sink for top job
• Mother gets year for charges linked to son’s death
• Lawmakers take shot at loosening gun rules
• Are you ready? Storm season, perils arrive
• Moving gifts: Donors pushed caboose across city
• Wind fuels fire to rural home’s destructive end
• Lit fest gets personality, pooches
• Letter: Clerk might sue county for $175K
• Report: Home a total loss after fire
• Softball Takes One of Two From Peru State
• Rep. Gregory’s railcar liquor bill chugs ahead
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Old caboose gets new use [with video]
• Vote OKs adult ed transfer to NCCC
• West Franklin tables talks on bond issue
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Author sports tales of writing
• County GOP disappointed by caucus turnout
• Braves Split With Baker
• Volleyball Inks Phillipsburg High Standout Haley Thompson
• Sprew and Loucks Named KCAC Athletes of the Week
• McGinnis and Smith Earn Daktronic Scholar Athlete Honors
• Baseball Breaks 8 Game Losing Streak With Sweep of Peru State
• Lady Braves Sweep Midland
• Story of Holocaust, hope coming to Garnett stage
• Anti-smoking group: Big Tobacco still marketing products to children
• Jobless stats steady, but local leader says county on uptick
• Governor, legislators urge action on new KPERS funding plan
• Braves Downed by Pioneers
• Sunday's Baseball Double Header Canceled
• Mother says she wants justice after OHS student’s post-game attack
• Ottawa schools dismissing early Friday because of state tourney
• Braves Finish 9th at Swede Spring Invitational
• Shriver Leads Lady Braves at Early Bird Tournament
• Softball Takes One of Two From MidAmerica Nazarene
• Ottawan files for county clerk
• Lawmakers laud new page pay change, but grumble on KPERS
• Police chief: OHS student injured in post-game fight
• Football Signs Blake Davies for 2012
• Baseball Signs Belton High's Dakota Croft
• Softball Game Time Changed
• Braves Fall Twice To Chargers
• Baseball Falls Twice to Avila
• Lady Braves Go 2-1 at Friends Tournament
• Brown Finishes 12th in Shot Put at NAIA Indoor Track and Field National Championships
• Archivist has passion for history, volunteering
• Anderson Finishes 10th in the 200M and 16th in the 60M
• Magazine lauds OHS ACT scores
• Relief efforts follow Tuesdays’ damaging Kansas storms
• Forging Ahead: Blacksmithing craft heats up
• Men's Tennis Signs Seaman High's Tanner Lantz
• County gathering donations for town struck by storm
• Demolition on Main Street building could begin next week
• Death leaves vacancy on school board
• Latest shooting resonates with local school leaders
• Severe weather arrives, wallops region
• Lady Braves Take Game Two of Double Header with MNU
• Report: OU boasts new $3.8M surplus
• Baseball Takes One of Two Versus Southern Nazarene
• Volleyball Signs Drexel High's Jessica Gunnels
• Baseball to Have Live Stats at Southern Nazarene
• Braves Downed by Spires in KCAC Semifinals, 87-70
• Lady Braves Fall Twice on the Second Day of the Belhaven Bash
• Scholarships booming as May looms
• Raw Power
• Braves Fall to NCAA II Opponent Missouri Southern
• Lady Braves Go 1-1 on the First Day of the Belhaven Bash
• Belhaven Bash Softball Tournament Game Changes Announced
• Survey stirs emotional responses
• Capitol Commuter: Career path leads to Kobach’s office
• Braves Slip Past Sterling, 63-62
• Concealed and carried into class
• Colleagues mourn death of school board member
• Lady Braves Fall in Quarterfinals to Sterling, 63-56
• Ramsey Named to KCAC Champions of Character Team
• Bill to relax teaching credentials
• Blood drive to honor boy who wanted to help others
• Center saving energy, landfill space
• Motorists feeling pain at the pump
• Brown and Anderson to Compete at Nationals
• Football Signs Sean Ludden for 2012
• Benefit concert to help pay for cancer surgery
• Lens Art: Photographer’s work, travels on display
• Softball Postponed
• Baseball on Friday to Have Live Stats
• Braves Take One of Two From Trojans
• Lawmaker: Redistricting cost $1.1M
• Student hopes club will promote tolerance, respect, equality
• 2011-12 KCAC Women's Basketball Tournament Bracket Released
• 2011-12 KCAC Men's Basketball Tournament Bracket Released
• Softball Sweeps Oklahoma Wesleyan
• Braves Pick Up Victory Over Coyotes, 92-78
• Lady Braves Downed by Kansas Wesleyan, 68-57
• Baseball Splits with Dakota State
• Historic Main Street building set for demolition
• School reports 30 percent of students out sick
• No holding back squad: Head coach dreams big for mat masters
• Softball to Play at Home on Saturday
• West Franklin facing pricey bond issue
• Braves Tripped Up By Bulldogs, 85-83, In Overtime
• Lady Braves Upend Bulldogs, 68-54
• XC and Track Have Signed Burlington High Product Rhian Jones
• Trakc and XC Ink Belle Plaine High's Todd McIntyre
• Track and XC Have Signed Nick Ledet
• Broadcast Coverage for Championship Monday for KCAC Basketball
• Next stop: KC coffee company
• Football Signs Nolan Bettlach for 2012
• Get Your Boot Scooten On!! It is Western Night Saturday Night!
• Former ORC director reportedly taking top job with Colorado recreation group
• Cobbs says he’s ready for new role as principal
• New school in Garnett taking shape
• Groups plan Statehouse rally against policies, corporate influence
• Principals get board’s vote of confidence
• Anderson Named Program's First NAIA Male Track Athlete of the Week
• Promo Videos for OU vs. McPherson Available to View
• KSB boasts new owners, familiar faces
• Garnett man’s love for valentine remains 70 years later
• Winter weather arrives late
• BREAKING NEWS: Cobbs tapped as new OHS principal
• Football Signs Ross Coomes for 2012
• OU Spirit Team Signs Hope Morgan
• Cheer and Dance Compete Well at Oklahoma City
• Track Finishes Fifth and Seventh at the KCAC Indoor Track Championships
• Braves Down Moundbuilders, 67-65
• Lady Braves Fall in Double Overtime to #17 Southwestern, 98-96
• Court: Year probation in battery case
• Wellsville woman found her valentine, hubby online
• Holiday’s sincerity questioned
• Ottawans headed to Cuba in June reflect on 50-year-old embargo
• House OKs redistricting, moving Otto out of county
• Softball Canceled for This Weekend
• Advocates: California case could foreshadow kansas challenge
• KCAC to Provide Live Updates of Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 10th & 11th
• Women's Tennis Signs Madeline Bellew for 2012-13
• Baseball Canceled for This Weekend
• Baseball Signs Eric Willard for 2013
• The 2011 OU Football Highlight Video is Available to View
• Health department says clinic visits up; Positive STD test results also on the rise
• Braves Downed by Spires, 91-82
• Lady Braves Down Spires, 65-54
• Baseball Game Changes for this Weekend
• Lady Braves Split With Baker
• Women target ‘No. 1 killer,’ heart disease
• Detention center: Fewer juveniles in custody as year closed on 2011
• OU Spirit Team Signs Hannah Bevier for 2012-13
• Football Signs McPherson High Product Zach Lanning
• Football Signs Defensive Tackle, JJ Bowens for 2012
• Football Inks Shawnee Mission North's Mitch Paden
• Football Signs Sean Wilkes
• Football Inks Spencer Keil for 2012
• Once-cold rape case delayed again
• Live Video, Audio, and Stats for Baseball This Weekend
• Ottawan studying abroad immerses herself in UK culture
• Main Street loans boost storefront revitalization
• Fearing building’s collapse, neighbors forced to move
• Why were Main Street’s lights on midday?
• Coffee talk turns to liquor
• City vote begins end for historic building
• Advocates push for emergency contraception information for rape victims
• Spirit Team Inks Grain Valley High's Anna Roberts
• Women's Soccer Signs Lisa Greer
• Women's Siccer Signs Sawyer Scheufele for 2012
• Women's Tennis Inks Kimisha Peterson for 2013
• Softball Signs Lee's Summit North High's Gabby Markham
• Women's Soccer Inks MacKenna Stang for 2012
• Women's Cross Country and Track Signs West Franklin High's Taylor Slavens
• Braves Tripped Up by Sterling, 80-58
• Lady Braves Fall to Sterling, 66-42
• City at odds over historic building’s demolition
• Police: More burglary arrests
• Eichner says university seeing success on 2020 vision plan
• Ottawan killed in KC trash truck rollover
• Faith abounds at OU event
• Feds nix child farm labor ban, but opposition to rules remains
• Criminal sodomy repeal a political grenade in election year
• City set to cut down ‘Christmas’ tree
• Braves Fall to Bluejays in Overtime, 92-80
• Lady Braves Down Bluejays, 57-49
• Track and Cross Country Inks Macy Harsch
• Track Sigs Clay Center Pole Vaulter Jessica Folks
• Judge Sachse to join Kansas Supreme Court for four appeals cases next week in Topeka
• Guilty verdict in child sex case
• Higher temps could harm plants
• Football Signs 26 For 2012
• City: Utility fee increase needed to pay for required sewer upgrade
• Agreement isn’t a county takeover, city officials say
• Redistricting proposal would push Otto beyond county border
• BAC Sponsors 1980's Workout and Tie Dye Night
• Video Promo Links For Saturday's Basketball Games
• Country singer bringing hits to OMA for acoustic performance
• Men's Soccer Signs Topeka West's Keaton Heather for 2012
• Women's Soccer Signs Taylor Stockebrand for 2012
• Proceedings delayed as former ORC official negotiates plea deal
• Whistle blows on effort to move caboose
• Genetics key at Judd Ranch
• Softball Signs St. James Academy Standout Lydia Budke
• Women's Soccer Signs Morgan Trupp for 2012
• Spirit Team Competes at Bluejay Classic
• Braves Tripped Up by Threshers
• Lady Braves Down Bethel, 61-56
• Eagles earn ‘cool school’ honor
• Braves and Lady Braves Compete at Jayhawk Classic
• Sheriff’s office: Door hangers to alert on crime
• Lawmakers take new aim at military funeral protesters
• Ottawa testing new LED lights
• Pomona candidates bring varied backgrounds to council race
• Safety push brings new identities for OU streets
• Main Street building’s fate coming up for debate
• Women's Tennis Signs Seaman High School's Ellen Agnew
• Men's Tennis Inks Lawrence High's Matthew Grom
• Braves Slip Past Swedes, 72-71
• Lady Braves Win Second Straight
• WBCA “PLAY 4KAY” PINK GAME NIGHT
• Stolen vehicle recovered on heels of thefts
• County leaders deny waiver for residents’ mobile home
• Kansans urged to adopt, but messages mixed
• Returning players shake up Pomona city race
• Firefighters quash smoke at hospital
• ‘I had no idea she was going to propose that night’
• Kids popping pills a deadly prescription
• Residents’ rally cry: ‘Keep county in the county’
• Camo Night This Thursday at Wilson Field House
• Softball Signs Cloud County Community College Transfer Catherine Wallace
• Women's Soccer Inks Paola High Standout Annie Kessler for 2012
• Ottawan faces 7 felony counts in burglary case
• Amendment would expand ‘personhood’ to unborn at conception
• High speed, gravel road blamed in rural wreck
• US 59 completion could arrive this year
• School official recovering after wreck
• Firefighters extinguish small fire at hospital
• Softball Inks Eudora High's Nicole Krebs
• Carlin and Smith Named KCAC Players of the Week
• Track Competes at ISU Open
• Braves Down Falcons, 82-69, Win Second Straight Game
• Women's Basketball Upsets #15 Friends, 74-54
• ‘Outstanding’ teacher earns top state award
• Driver in wreck likely fell asleep
• Buckling building’s future uncertain
• Electronics, money among items stolen in rash of vehicle thefts
• Agencies join forces to end cycle of violence, aid families
• Homeless man’s trek brings him into county
• Get Your Gold On!!
• Women's Soccer Signs JC Transfer Abi Schnetzler
• Promo Videos For This Weekends Basketball Games Versus Friends
• City hopes at least one floor of buckling Main Street building can be salvaged
• City vote clears way for $2.2M runway reconstruction project
• Lawmakers: Taste of details needed before swallowing alcohol change
• Farmhouse plan goes south
• Braves Pick Up Victory Over Coyotes, 92-85
• Lady Braves Fall in Overtime to KWU, 66-61
• Ottawan injured in I-35 rollover
• Wind pushes fires across rural county
• Teammates reunited by Braves coaching jobs
• Teammates reunited by Braves coaching jobs
• Service spotlights king, essay winners
• Humble resident, philanthropist remembered for helpful spirit
• Anderson Qualifies for Indoor Nationals at Ward Haylett Field Plus Meet
• Women's Tennis Inks Hesston High's Danika Good
• Two arrested in recent rash of burglaries
• First lady quotes Ottawa woman in speech
• Braves Downed in Overtime by #6 McPherson, 69-66
• Lady Braves Fall Short to Bulldogs
• City: Proposed fee isn’t money down the drain
• Incumbent clerk seeks re-election
• Winter storm sends dozens sliding on I-35
• Retired police veteran files in sheriff’s race
• Pilot: Airport has great potential
• Lady Braves Downed by #22 Southwestern, 81-61
• Braves Fall to #16 Moundbuilders, 91-86 in Overtime
• High school principal planning exit
• Whale becomes classroom star
• County official reports on high-tech jail system
• Detention center nears completion
• School district: New lights shouldn’t disrupt neighbors
• Softball Signs Wellsville High's Taylor Broers for 2013
• Wreck report likely a ruse
• Ottawa University Braves Earn Prestigious Award for Service
• Court cases combined for men in Dollar General robbery
• Hood tapped to lead commission
• Texting tests motorists, new law
• Freddie Adamson and Joe Malin Named Baseball Assistant Coaches
• Women's Tennis Signs Junction City High's Michelle Westerman
• Braves Fall Short to Spires, 102-98
• Lady Braves Down Spires, 67-61
• Teacher rebounds after wreck
• Volunteerism in county touted at Friday Forum
• Car smashed in K-68 collision with semitrailer
• Stolen identity prompts new call for caution
• Salvation Army reports giving down
• Sheriff’s Office calls for expansion of Neighborhood Watch programs
• City holiday among MLK Day observances
• Women's Tennis Inks Valley Center High's Bekka Bailey
• Pomona could change city street names
• Braves Fall to Warriors, 86-73
• Lady Braves Tripped Up by Sterling, 58-46
• Anderson and Van Deusen Named BSN NAIA All-Americans
• Family surprised with Habitat partnership
• Health officials urge HPV vaccine
• Boeing loss a profound blow for Wichita, leaders say
• Experiences abound abroad
• Report: Fatal shooting ruled accidental
• New labor rules ban some youth from farm work
• YMCA effort buoyed by late-year $100K gift
• Seven Football Players Named Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• Old Depot Museum goes on hiatus amid budget crunch
• Gunshot victim found over holiday weekend dies (Updated)
• Welcome to 2012, Kylee
• Lady Braves Fall to Newman, 81-45, in an Exhibition Contest
• Restored Humvee to aid in rugged terrain situations
• Volunteers make home reality
• Neosho: we’re the real thing
• Ransom wrapping hospital renovation
• Men's Tennis Signs Jacob Brendemuehl for 2012-13
• Hospital expands patients’ dining options
• Sheriff’s office: Child struck in family driveway
• Project sets users, volunteers free
• Christmas tree drop-off now open
• Owner: Local store won’t close in Sears’ latest shakeup
• Christmas tree drop-off now open
• New ORC facility picks up users
• City gives properties green light
• ‘God brought it together’
• Woman ‘overwhelmed’ by donors’ $1,500 Christmas gift
• 12 DAYS: Good Samaritan on Christmas Eve saved lives, holiday festivities
• Driver, passenger injured in collision
• 12 Days: First Christmas of marriage cooks up a memory to last
• Study sheds light on local labor
• Farm families refuse to yield to changing times
• New ban nips panhandling at busy Ottawa intersection
• Company acquires Ottawa’s AccelPak
• 12 DAYS: Son told Santa: Just one more thing
• Farm families refuse to yield to changing times
• 'Gremlin’ and ‘angel’ brighten holiday spirit
• Woman says $500 in gifts stolen from car
• Holiday tradition shines on
• Report: Pizza Hut safe taken
• More rain expected
• Business owner steps into Main Street role
• 12 Days: Saddle up for journey to happy holidays past
• Braves Finish 11th in 2011 NAIA Football Coaches' Postseason Top 25 Poll
• Ottawa University Names New Head Baseball Coach
• Hidden gifts no match for sleuthing youngster
• day care to close doors
• Lady Braves Fall to William Jewell, 72-42
• Braves Downed by Cardinals, 86-57
• 12 Days: Father surprises family with Christmas return
• Asher fights rare tumor
• ORC director fired by 3-2 vote
• Agent studies science of crime
• 12 DAYS: 'Baby turkey’ flies into family legend
• OU Spirit Team Tryout Dates are Set
• Best gift was a can
• Holiday spending survives tough economic times
• Braves Take Down NCAA II Rockhurst, 93-90
• Lady Braves Tripped Up by Oklahoma Wesleyan 78-59
• Friday's Basketball Games Will be Live on the Internet
• Ottawans remain jailed in Dollar General robbery
• Apple urges regional economic effort
• 12 DAYS: Pilot’s close call a story that lasts
• Live Stats are Available for the Men's Basketball Contest Versus Rockhurst
• Live Stats are Available for the Men's Basketball Contest Versus Rockhurst
• Live Stats are Available for Women's Basketball Game
• Live Stats are Available for Women's Basketball Game
• Men's Hoops Falls to Tabor
• Women's Hoops Downs Tabor, 44-40
• Christmas meant time for ‘Sled Wars’
• Granddad seeks elusive pony
• Couple struggles after wreck, stroke
• Holiday chopping became tradition
• Birthday boy has 100 years of stories ready to share
• Men's Hoops Thrash Threshers, 85-40
• Women's Hoops Picks Up Second Straight Victory
• Arrests made in Dollar General robbery
• Old Depot’s doors closing for big chunk of winter
• Classic 'carol' hitting stage
• Brownback talks economic change
• Obama on economy: You are not alone [WITH VIDEO]
• Chelsea Fullerton Breaks School Record in Half Marathon, Qualifying Her for Nationals
• Annexation pushes city limits wider
• Matt Gross Named to the Capital One Academic All-American Second Team
• Ottawa University Announces Resignation of Baseball Coach
• Four Lady Braves Earn Daktronic Scholar Athlete Honors
• Braves Win Third Straight, Move To 2-0 in the KCAC
• Lady Braves Trip Up Swedes 60-45
• Ottawa school district earns good grades
• Dems: Obama to speak in Osawatomie Tuesday
• Local gun permits in line with neighbors
• Cold, rain, possibly snow expected for busy weekend
• Ottawa man faces federal meth charge
• Former Brave and Current GA Running in an Olympic Qualifying Marathon
• Donley Named a Daktronic Scholar Athlete
• Men's Hoops Opens KCAC Play With a 64-60 Victory over Friends
• Women's Hoops Falls Just Short to Friends, 68-66
• Gift baskets provide local option for creative Christmas shopping
• Sellers show must-have items of the season
• School funding, state income tax dominate dinner
• Christmas festivities in full swing this weekend
• Thanksgiving fire blamed on plastic deer
• Trip to father’s memorial service ends with deer wreck, traffic stop
• Couple finds companionship living, traveling together
• Ottawa University pledges $1M to proposed YMCA
• Felony count added against ORC official
• Border Showdown marks milestone of big 12 breakup
• Women's Tennis Signs First Student Athlete in the Program's History
• Just Named to the Capital One Acadmeic All-American Team
• Men's Hoops Upends Haskell 87-77
• Lady Braves Tripped Up by Haskell, 60-47
• Lady Braves Tripped Up by Haskell, 60-47
• Couple returns from singing at NYC’s Carnegie Hall
• Retailers optimistic on Black Friday sales in city
• Wellsville man charged in Texas road rage shooting death
• Season brings some saddness
• City aims to curb panhandling at busy intersections
• Holiday disrupting some office hours
• Day care closing after four decades
• Thankful for Mobility
• Students get firsthand experience with protest class
• Hikers hungry for community spirit
• Women's Hoops Downed by Southwest Baptist, 75-67, In an Exhibition Game
• Men's Basketball Downed in Overtime by Baker, 79-77
• Fullerton Runs Well at NAIA Cross Country National Championships
• Men's Hoops Upsets #15 Iowa Wesleyan University 95-52
• Football Falls to #8 Azusa Pacific 49-26 in NAIA Championship Series
• Lady Braves Fall to #3 Azusa Pacific, 1-0
• Live Christmas trees increasingly rare
• Fires scorch county on windy day
• Intricate patterns draw on devotion
• Women's Hoops Falls to Columbia College
• YMCA effort gets another $100K gift
• Toy ride motoring toward big anniversary
• Are miracles real? Ottawans say they believe
• Three Cross Country Runners Named Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• Women's Soccer Travels to #3 Azusa Pacific University on Saturday
• Live Video Link up for Football Game
• Central Heights OKs iPads for new school year
• County awards recognize sheriff’s officers’ quick response
• Group finds italian inspiration
• Parents say suspended music teacher back in class
• 18 Football Players and Two Coaches Earn All-KCAC Honors
• No Live Video For Women's Soccer Game
• #10 Braves Travel to #8 Cougars on Saturday
• Interim superintendent gets high marks after first few months in wellsville
• OMS group shifts power away from bullies
• West Franklin aims to narrow focus of improvements
• More state cuts forecast for Ottawa schools
• Men's Hoops Tripped Up by Haskell
• Women's Hoops Takes Down Haskell, 68-53
• Softball Receiving Votes in Preseason NAIA Softball Coaches Poll
• Marine veteran channels wartime emotions for patriotic tribute
• Ottawa school patrons back suspended music teacher
• Tickets are Available for Purchase for the Women's Soccer and Football Games
• Men's Basketball on Saturday Will Be Live on the Internet
• Women's Basketball To be Live on the Internet on Friday
• Women's Soccer To Play Azusa Pacific in NAIA Playoffs
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in Final NAIA Women's Soccer Coaches' Top 25 Poll
• Football Moves to #10 in the Final 2011 NAIA Football Coaches' Top 25 Poll
• Football to play #8 Azusa Pacific on Saturday in NAIA Championship Series
• Men's Hoops Tripped Up by Baker
• Women's Hoops Falls to Benedictine 57-55
• Women's Soccer Downs KWU 1-0, Qualifies for NAIA National Tournament
• Football Earns 3rd Straight NAIA Playoff Birth with 72-6 Victory over Bethel College
• Absences irk ORC board
• Weather, climate experts differ on severity of coming snow season
• City: Disputed billboard may be rebuilt
• Volleyball Falls in KCAC Semifinals to Kansas Wesleyan 3-0
• Men's Hoops Upends Peru State, 82-80, in Double Overtime
• Women's Hoops Trips Up Baker, 65-61
• Softball Picked First With Friends in 2012 KCAC Softball Preseason Poll
• ORC action doubles rates at Goppert Building
• 11/11/11 comes with different meanings
• Back from afghanistan, Guardsman welcomes his return to family life
• DNA-linked cold case moving toward trial
• Ailing boy consoled by city cop with candy
• No place to call home?
• Edward Jones’ move from annex part of county’s push to get building tax-exempt
• Sen. Apple, sheriff among speakers for Veterans Day school event
• Mother, murder remembered as somber anniversary nears
• City manager gets extension, raise, vote of confidence
• Saturday’s parade set to be biggest
• Birthing unit celebrates first year, higher use
• EPA grant could help develop hazardous areas
• KC attorney still investigating county officials
• Locals looking for a winner
• Report: Ottawan jailed after gun fired in home
• Oklahoma quake rattles Ottawa residents
• Gross and Schultz Named to the Capital One CoSIDA Academica District 6 First Team
• Elevator explosion rocks rural communities
• Jenkins points finger at ‘autopilot’ spending
• Friends, family say McCally left her mark on Ottawa schools
• #13 Braves Travel to Friends University on Saturday
• #13 Braves Travel to Friends University on Saturday
• Football Moves to #13 in Latest NAIA Football Coaches Poll
• Football Moves to #13 in Latest NAIA Football Coaches Poll
• Jensen, Hendrickson, and Mays Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Braves Down Falcons 2-1
• Lady Braves Down Friends, 5-1
• #14 Braves Down #18 Bethany 30-17
• Volleyball Trips Up Sterling 3-1
• Punishment policy draws opposition
• Pomona women injured in wreck
• Reversing a scary trend
• Volleyball Takes Down McPherson 3-1
• One night only: Ottawa gets haunted
• Corporate donor gives latest boost to YMCA effort
• Obesity requires heavy lifting for health care, employers
• Main Street mainstay eyes retirement
• Cheaper food attracts cash-strapped residents
• Softball Signs Candace Caldwell for 2013
• Braves Downed by #16 Coyotes, 3-0
• Lady Braves Tie #20 Kansas Wesleyan 1-1
• Ottawa boy featured in national magazine
• Obesity’s toll weighs on Kansans’ minds, bodies
• #14 Braves Travels to #18 Swedes on Saturday
• Community pulls together for playground
• Hiring for holidays? Maybe not
• OU Baseball World Series Dates Set
• Volleyball Downs Spires, 3-0
• Football Moves to #14 in NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll
• Three Student Athletes Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Football Wins Sixth Straight
• Men's Soccer Defeats University of Saint Mary 1-0
• Volleyball Downs Swedes 3-0
• Women's Soccer Upends University of Saint Mary 4-0
• Obama: US getting out of Iraq by end of year
• Anti-alcohol sentiments fermenting for decades
• Braves Win the OU Invitational
• Lady Braves Finish 3rd at OU Invitational
• Dippel Becomes First Men's Tennis Signing Since 1993
• Quarry more than just rocks
• Police say burglaries likely linked
• Businessmen partner again for YMCA donation
• City, property owner compromise, annex most of disputed land
• Man indicted for Ottawa bank robbery
• ‘Makeover’ family to help with Joplin effort
• Deputy’s death rallies ‘family’
• Softball Earns Academic Honors
• Braves Down Southwestern 2-0
• Women's Soccer Explodes Past Moundbuilders 8-0
• Funeral preparations close streets, Goppert Building
• Labor force lacking key job skills?
• Walker propelled by appetite for success
• Volleyball Falls in Five to Bethel
• Peters saluted as Herald’s ‘Businesswoman of the Year’
• State elected officials featured at Goppert Building’s first big event
• ORC leader makes plea in move to get diversion
• OMS nixes annual Thanksgiving dinner
• #15 Braves Host Sterling College on Homcoming
• Football Moves One to #15 in NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll
• Bruto Earns KCAC Defensive Player of the Week Honors
• Bruto Earns KCAC Defensive Player of the Week Honors
• Former Football Head Coach Chris Creighton Presented With Giant Steps Award
• Braves Tie Tabor, 1-1
• Women's Soccer Wins Second Straight
• Braves Down the Bulldogs, 35-21
• Volleyball Tripps Up Southwestern 3-1
• Effort aims to keep water clean for youth, those down stream
• Sports stars get OU honor
• Volleyball Takes Down Bethel, 3-1
• ‘Russelisms’ echo after deputy’s sudden death
• YMCA effort given $100K
• Halloween haunts home on Main Street
• #16 Braves Travel to McPherson on Saturday
• Braves Fall 2-1 to Sterling College
• Lady Braves Trip Up Warriors, 3-0
• Lady Braves Trip Up Warriors, 3-0
• Erin Shriver Breaks School Record For Lowest Round at Park Invite
• Erin Shriver Breaks School Record For Lowest Round at Park Invite
• Men's Golf Finishes 8th at Park Invite
• Men's Golf Finishes 8th at Park Invite
• Getting back to the core
• How many students are failing?
• Advocates, care givers ponder need for adult day care
• Apartment building catches fire
• Stings bring drug arrests
• Not all vets sent to war
• Football Moves to #16 in Latest NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll
• Braves Power Past McPherson, 2-1
• Women's Soccer Ties McPherson, 0-0
• #19 Braves Stamp Down Moundbuilders
• Women's Cross Country Places 5th at Haskell Invite
• Jeo Mendez Leads Braves to 4th Place Finish at Haskell Invite
• Volleyball Tripped Up by Kansas Wesleyan, 3-2
• Statue comes with a story
• Teen defies odds, illness
• Volleyball Falls in Five To Friends
• Leadership class sails uncharted waters with couples aboard
• City: Get deal on annexation
• Principal’s kidney donation gave niece renewed hope
• Boys, girls turn to bikes
• Born to BMX
• Major portion of K-68 road work completed
• Rec leader on leave after arrest
• Sheriff: Bids in on patrol cars
• Women's Soccer Downs Bethany 7-1
• Men's Soccer Trips Up Bethany 2-0
• Friends, family: Soldier is ‘still the same Zach’
• Ottawa University Named a 5 Star Institution by the NAIA
• Volleyball Defeats Avila, 3-1
• Former Brave Richard Diminuco is Named the Buffalo Bills & National Guard Coach of the Week #5
• ORC leader’s court date set
• Soldier faces painful process
• #19 Football Travels to Southwestern
• Football Moves to #19 in NAIA Coaches Top 25 Poll
• Ottawa University Hires Tennis Coach
• Shane Gimzo Named KCAC Offensive Player of the Week
• Men's Soccer Opens KCAC Play 1-0-0
• Women's Soccer Falls on the Road at Bethel
• #21 Braves Shutdown Tabor 37-10
• Volleyball is Triped Up by Bulldogs, 3-0
• Volleyball Falls 3-0 to Sterling
• YMCA backers hope $1M gift inspires donations
• Dogs hospitalized after attack, shooting
• Central Heights grad awarded Purple Heart
• Bullets change course of young soldier’s life
• Braves Athletic Council Instituting a Point System
• Lady Braves Place 12th at Planet Sub Invitational
• Braves Finish 15th at Planet Sub Invitational at Emporia State
• Prairie Paws welcomes puppy mill pooches
• Former OHS coach puts on referee stripes for big games
• Sent but not gone
• County cuts clerk’s direct contact with ambulance department
• Owner: Security measures likely helped thwart burglary
• Summer heat took toll on lake, but seasons change
• Enrollment mostly down across county
• Ottawan combats prostate cancer with treatment, positive attitude
• KCAC Basketball Media Day Set for Oct. 11th
• Erin Shriver Places 8th to Lead OU at South Central Kansas Fall Invite
• Chris Douglas Leads Braves to 3rd Place Finish at South Central Invite
• Lady Braves Down Spires, 3-0
• Women's Soccer Upends MidAmerica Nazarene 3-0
• Rough road ahead for funding street improvements
• State statute prohibits alcohol on public property, Goppert Building
• #21 Braves Host Tabor College on Saturday
• Men's Soccer Falls in Double Overtime 3-2 to SWCU
• Braves Jump to #21 in NAIA Football Coaches Top 25
• Volleyball Falls in Three to College of the Ozarks
• Young Lady Braves Finish 27th at Roy Griak Invitational
• Men's Cross Country Finishes 23rd at Roy Griak XC Invitational
• Gone dry? Water worry follows plant problem
• Teen, youth rock with dance class
• ‘Threat’ prompts low-key lockdown
• To a tap: How’s it cleaned?
• Volleyball Downs Southwestern 3-0
• Women's Soccer Falls in Double Overtime 1-0
• Women's Soccer Falls in Double Overtime 1-0
• Braves Fall to Drovers, 5-0
• Braves Fall to Drovers, 5-0
• OU Spirit Team Attends Hungry for Change Presentation
• OU Spirit Team Attends Hungry for Change Presentation
• Ford eying property to expand dealership
• Classmates’ love ignites 20 years after graduation
• Big expense comes with big benefits, concerns for schools
• Ottawan hopes to get Cornstock stage popping
• Street dance set for spark of variety with Sayler
• Air force band bringing brassy blues back to city
• Where are they? Patients from K-68, I-35 scenes fall off the grid
• State grant, lower bid should push sidewalk, bike lane project forward
• Teens save horses from deadly barn fire
• Goppert building becomes reality
• Volleyball Defeated by Baker, 3-0
• Braves Finish 5th in First Tournament of the Fall Season
• Lady Braves Finish 4th at OU Invitational
• Motorcyclists hospitalized
• Main Street director says he’s leaving
• Football Moves to #23 in Latest NAIA Poll
• Football Moves to #23 in Latest NAIA Poll
• Women's Soccer Falls to #14 Baker University, 3-1
• Braves Take a 3-1 Victory Over William Woods
• Volleyball Upended by Kansas Wesleyan, 3-0
• Lightning Halts Men's Soccer Game
• Women's Soccer Ties Central Methodist, 1-1
• Football Rolls Spires, 30-14
• Volleyball Downs Bethany 3-1
• Ottawan says business battered by absence of sign downed in storm
• Wildcat family earned their purple stripes
• ‘Extreme’ experience for family, roads
• Wall of honor inductees tout teachers as inspirations
• Bitter taste: ORC talks beer at new rec center
• Airport set to get millions from feds for runway project
• Volleyball Falls to Benedictine, 1-0
• Volleyball Falls to Benedictine, 1-0
• KDOT ‘not sure’ when US 59 striping will be completed
• River Run set for 25th anniversary car show
• Doctor plays unique role
• County attorney pushing change for employee pay
• Ready to give flu season another shot?
• Train brought children to new home
• Football Travels to University of Saint Mary on Saturday
• Sheriff hopes to double number of new patrol cars
• Soybean crop could be worst in a decade
• Braves at #24 in Latest NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll
• Braves at #24 in Latest NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll
• JV Football at Benedictine Live in the Internet
• JV Football at Benedictine Live in the Internet
• Hendrickson Named KCAC Player and Hitter of the Week
• Men's Soccer Tripped Up By Midland 2-0
• Women's Soccer Tripped Up by Midland University 3-1
• Men's Soccer Falls to Concordia, 3-1
• Lady Braves Fall in Overtime to Concordia, 5-4
• Braves Down Coyotes, 44-19
• Attacks met with prayer, sorrow, unity
• Terror scars memories
• OU Road Race and Alumni Run a Success
• Volleyball Falls Twice at Baker University Tournament
• Events planned to commemorate Sept. 11 attacks
• Longtime OU teacher speaks language of life, learning
• Emergency response boosted by lessons from 9/11 attacks
• Interim leader tapped for library; director planning to check out
• Man’s tractor powered by its pink past
• Youth get second-hand perspective on terror
• Volleyball Opens KCAC Play with a 3-1 Victory Over Tabor
• $20K grant boosts play effort to goal
• Simulation shines light on poverty
• Men's Soccer Pushes Past Manhattan Christian, 3-1
• Women's Soccer Downs Manhattan Christian, 6-0
• Women's Soccer Downs Manhattan Christian, 6-0
• #10 Braves Host #21 Kansas Wesleyan on Saturday
• #10 Braves Host #21 Kansas Wesleyan on Saturday
• Tools return independence to Pomona woman with low vision
• UT's Secret Weapon: Strength and Conditioning Coach Ron McKeefery
• Football Upended by Tigers, 21-19
• Volleyball Rallies for Two Victories on Saturday
• Apartment fire likely arson, authorities say
• Owners vow vigilance after gold, silver thefts
• Volleyball Falls to MidAmerica Nazarene
• Men's Soccer Tripped Up by Avila, 2-0
• Lady Braves Downed by Avila, 4-0
• Lady Braves Downed by Avila, 4-0
• Wellsville greenlights beer gardens
• Same ‘Big C’ enemy, different tactics
• Recycling program aids groups
• KCAC Launches Videocasting Network to Showcase Conference Sports
• City’s runway project would boost airport, ground traffic
• In quakes’ wake, additional insurance urged
• Study exposes youth poverty
• MNU Volleyball Tournament to have Live Stats and Live Video
• Woman spearheading parks, stormwater projects leaving city
• Sign dispute blows after big storm
• Opry offers family friendly fun
• Lady Braves Sweep Haskell in Season Opener
• On notice: Ottawa properties could face condemnation process
• Rantoul family gets a boost from local home makeover group
• Cheer and Dance Action Shots Up from Baker Football Game
• Cheer and Dance Action Shots Up from Baker Football Game
• Braves Host #9 Georgetown College on Saturday Night
• Braves Fall in Season Opener to Baker
• Volleyball Hosts Alumni
• Funeral director kept humor healthy
• Softball Field Renovation Pictures
• Ottawa University sees record enrollment
• Retiring Salvation Army coordinator surprised, honored
• Decision stalled on new sheriff patrol vehicles
• Local volunteers remodel Rantoul family’s home to meet access needs
• Museum rich with tales, treasures
• #10 Braves Travel to #23 Baker on Saturday
• #10 Braves Travel to #23 Baker on Saturday
• Golf carts mobilize, energize retirement community
• County employees earn service awards
• Ottawa man to serve two years in prison after wreck fatality
• County preserves historical society
• New location makes Fusion event a success
• Wellsville schools tax rate to rise
• Mixup has sheriff looking for new patrol vehicles
• Tourism stop survives budget tweak
• Baseball Inks Transfer Tyler Fata for 2012
• Baseball Signs Austin Houser for 2012
• Back to School for Ottawa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Turning history into home
• Car chase spans three counties
• Former OHS grad donates school supplies to classmates
• Baseball Signs Junior College Transfer Ethan Hopkins
• Early storm rips Ottawa
• New school Staff bring commitment to education
• County OKs budget with smaller tax rate increase
• Travel plaza near K-68, I-35 stalled
• NCCC planning for growth, still surprised by enrollment bump
• Artist returns to canvas
• Baseball Field Renovation Week 1 Pictures
• Baseball Signs Alejandro Villegas Gomez for 2012
• Allergy season off to an early start, specialist says
• Man honors late wife’s giving with donations
• New professionals introduced
• Hills, county: ‘Extreme’ home rumors untrue
• Young offenders face labels, laws on teen sex
• Baseball Signs Tanner Ward from Woodward, Okla.
• Baker vs. OU Ticket Information
• Anderson Named a D2 vs. NAIA Senior Bowl Preseason All-American
• ORC welcomes top Braves player to recreation team
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in NAIA Women's Soccer Coaches' Preseason Top 25 Poll
• City vandalism declines
• Couple tags plan to cover city’s graffiti
• Delinquent tax listing: Drop in tardy payments
• Resident helps cops thwart theft, vandalism
• Princeton couple, dog in rollover wreck
• School districts say testing system, ultimatums flawed
• Costs more than expected for district office move
• Farmers face dismal yields
• Coach Kessinger Ranked in NAIA Coaches' Acitve Wins List
• Gas main break causes Ottawa school evacuation
• Rantoul’s post office among those in jeopardy
• Education, TV shows make abstinence a more attractive option for teens
• Some concerned as schools’ enrollment numbers add up
• Ottawa cops pleased by man’s arrest in Mexico
• Anderson Named to Third Preseason All-American Team
• OU Women's Soccer Helps Out at Extreme Home Makeover
• OU Women's Soccer Helps Out at Extreme Home Makeover
• Baseball Signs Jack Sherman
• Baseball Signs Jack Sherman
• Baseball Inks Brandon Owens for 2012
• Baseball Inks Brandon Owens for 2012
• School board votes on tax rate increase
• Volleyball Inks Courtney Gunnels for 2011
• Football is Ranked 10th in NAIA Preseason Poll
• OU Spirit Teams Excel at Camp
• Relaxed atmosphere draws people to Kansas, official says
• City: Plenty of reasons to Repair, maintain historic auditorium
• Reveal tonight
• Despite tax rate increase, OMA, general fund got less than requested
• School’s nearly here again, but are kids ready?
• OU Athletes Work Out with Extreme Home Makeover
• TV makeover builds spirit of volunteerism
• History stands with pre-1861 homes
• Vote: City tax rate going up
• OU Women's Soccer Picked Second by KCAC Coaches
• OU Men's Soccer Picked Fourth in KCAC Pre-Season Poll
• OU Football Picked to Win the KCAC in both the Coaches and Media Poll
• $50K settlement in child’s death
• Blazing build site for TV show
• OU AD Honored at KCAC Sports Management Meeting
• TV show means new home, reunion
• Women's Soccer Signs Angelica Tapia for 2011
• OU Announces Addition of Men's and Women's Tennis
• Ottawa and Baker Ready for Rematch in the Victory Sports Network's Fifth Annual First Down Classic
• Target: Visitors
• Trio named as OHS Wall of Honor inductees
• Newspaper, AP connect suspect to Ottawa bank heist
• Herald investigation finds claims unsubstantiated
• School budget talk: Tax rate bump needed after state cuts
• Former OHS classmates keep discussion going 70 years after graduation
• Former OHS classmates keep discussion going 70 years after graduation
• O/FCED group aims to keep Kennel-Aire facility in Ottawa
• Home makeover TV show: More helpers needed for local project
• Pickers hunt hidden treasures
• Pomona city clerk fired, crowd gets rowdy
• Women's Soccer Signs Dylann Finley for 2011
• School board touts new administrator’s experience
• City: Want better parks? They’ll come with a cost
• STATS: County’s food needs rising
• City leaders re-examine tax increase
• Fire victims credit new alarms for early alert
• Kennel-Aire departure bad news for local jobs
• Former school set for office space
• Men's Hoops Signs Transfer Matt Wilbers for 2011-12
• Women's Basketball Announces its 2011-12 Signing Class
• OU Track and Field Inks Drumright, Oklahoma's Justin Chandler
• Track and Field Sign Tyler Hutton
• OU Track Signs Lyndon High's Trey Brown
• Track and Field Inks Andrew Dawn
• Why no pool at ORC’s new rec center?
• Pool numbers up with temperatures
• Ottawan recounts scene, trauma of I-35 death
• City annexation fight continues over man’s property with fireworks stand
• Art show merges inspirations
• One killed, another injured in late-night I-35 wrecks
• State rep. apologizes in ethics probe over fundraising
• Franklin county Republicans mull presidential options
• Henningsen remembered for baseball, financial coaching
• Locals hopeful, amped about possible TV show
• City set to raise tax rate by more than 2 mills
• Sale marks end of fair, relationships
• Former Ottawan nabbed in funeral home theft case
• Police, FBI still hunting suspects in bank robbery
• Appetite for Entertainment?
• Couple sought after Ottawa bank robbery
• Might home makeover TV show come here?
• ‘Welcome sign’ from June city revenue figures
• Rocketry blasts 4-h’ers with life lessons
• KCAC Football Media Day Slated for Aug. 3rd
• KCAC Football Media Day Slated for Aug. 3rd
• Ransom taking on new space at county annex
• ‘Potter’ fans prepare for the end
• 4-H a family tradition
• Interim chief tapped for school district
• KCAC-HAAC agree to football series
• New fee starts at $54 a year
• High-tech trend sends families hunting
• Massage parlor evicted amid sex claims
• Official compares historical society funding
• Talk of one-time pay increase for county employees comes with questions, confusion
• Levees, gates protect city today, but will they last?
• Memories of devastation, resilient Ottawans remain
• 10 Athletic Teams are Named NAIA Scholar Teams
• Ransom notes growth despite increase in unreimbursed care
• What’s legal? Recreation on ol’ Mary has changed through the decades
• Wamego man killed in US 169 head-on wreck
• Pomona city clerk suspended
• Friends remember life cut short by cancer
• ‘We Need Good Jobs’
• Teen’s condition fair after I-35 merging wreck
• Wellsville mulls move to allow golf carts on city streets
• Dog billed as bed bug detector
• Volleyball Signs Missy Sterling for 2011
• The OU Spirit Team Signs Chauncie Thompson
• Financial expert: ‘where to invest is very tricky’
• Heat brings health worries
• YMCA effort gets fundraising boost
• Ottawans set sights on playground goals
• County talks defunding history group
• Arabie Conner Named KCAC Athletic Director of the Year
• The OU Spirit Team is Hosting a Scentsy Fundraiser
• The OU Spirit Team is Hosting a Scentsy Fundraiser
• A day in the life: juvenile detention
• OHS athletes work to stay in shape during summer months
• Mother loses day care job over SRS letter
• Football is Ranked 12th in VSN Preseason Poll
• Police: Mother jailed in son’s rollover death
• Cost of school asphalt projects adding up big
• Fireworks now on sale, but can you shoot them?
• Anglers drop lures on fish tales
• Softball Inks Johnson County CC Transfer Lynna Kays
• Volleyball Signs Keli Moore for 2011
• Winged animals just hanging out in Ottawa
• City departments asking for more funding this year
• County mulls priorities in early budget discussions
• The OU Spirit Team Signs Adrian High's Brittney Deardorff
• The OU Spirit Team Inks Brianna Betts for 2011-12
• Tate Earns Second Straight CoSIDA Award
• Anderson Named to Two Preseason NAIA All-American Teams
• Tooley's Football and Women's Basketball Media Guides Earn Best in NAIA
• Boy’s quick thinking saves friend in pool
• Reed’s 12 years on board taught him to ask, listen
• The NAIA. Game On!
• Caylor’s Skype experiment a first for city
• Water line break closes restaurants for hours
• What’s that in your yard?
• Anderson Named to Victory Sports Networks' "Super Six" List
• Land annexation plans stall
• School districts target dropouts with programs geared toward catching up
• Train personnel face rough path following death on the tracks
• Volleyball Inks Hesston College Transfer Janelle Jenkins
• Baseball Signs Goddard High's Kaylem Quinn
• Realtors adapt to housing market’s new normal
• Speed limit change to push I-35 to 75 mph
• Last day nears for longtime school leader Denise O’Dea
• Fireworks stand owner: Annexation plans would put me out of business
• Orthopedic Screening Dates Set
• Fire scorches Ottawa home
• Police: DNA test cracks 2000 cold case
• Farm family’s story interwoven with tales of a boy and his dad
• The OU Softball Camp is Canceled
• City, schools eye cash for sidewalks
• Richards: Fatherhood its own gift
• ‘Unused potential’ finally blooms in Main Street beds
• Hospital’s construction work draws closer to end
• Greenhouse dream grows from OHS garden project
• It isn’t just a man’s world
• Architect: Detention center construction off to good start
• District goes with outsider for vacant principal job
• Slow ride sweeps city clean
• Profanity goes mainstream
• Engineers: City sewer fix pricey, but necessary for future
• OHS retools punishment for alcohol, drug offenses
• Officials: Beer event tastes success
• Home destroyed in morning fire
• Agencies to county: It’s either more money or cuts
• Travel plaza set for fall opening company says
• Wind storm knocks out power, limbs in Ottawa
• Lawyers: ‘Hung jury’ an unusual local trial outcome
• ‘Happy Hour’ congestion pours concern onto city’s plate
• ORC: Cuts accompany raises
• Herald reporter finds escape in the Kansas sky
• ORC votes for raises to reward employees
• Congress’ new Farm Bill likely to come with cuts
• Ottawan’s missing class ring returned after nearly 30 years
• Football Signs James Venette for 2011
• Couponers go to the extreme
• Threat varies as water surges down Missouri River toward KC
• Ottawa man gets four years for role in killing
• City sending money to aid Reading, Joplin
• Sheriff: Horses mean probation violation in animal cruelty case
• Women bail out of domestic life with bond agent jobs
• Men's Golf Signs Spencer Ellsperman for 2011-12
• Men's Hoops Signs Brandon Meyer for 2011-12
• Women's Soccer Inks Ottawa High Product Hauna Payne
• Anderson to be Featured on the VSN Regional Cover of its NAIA Football Preview
• Anderson to be Featured on the VSN Regional Cover of its NAIA Football Preview
• Lauren Buckles to report to Washington, DC for leadership program
• Organist bids farewell to post at Westminster after 20 years
• Astro Cap aims for growth after fire
• Victims in I-35 wreck identified
• Officers make trip to capital
• Multiple incidents on I-35 send eight to hospitals
• Recent rains start June off wet for Ottawa, area
• County set to begin 2012 budget talks
• Change in day care rules challenges local operations
• Foreclosures likely linked to city code violations
• Dems to choose sheriff for Anderson County
• Three Lady Braves Earn NFCA All-Midwest Region Honors
• Men's Basketball Signs Otero Junior College Transfer Trevor Lyons
• Why do the cows cross the road?
• Man’s job adds twist to day care abuse case
• Young people, alcohol mix for weekend full of arrests
• Lessons, couple’s moments add up to lives well-lived
• Ottawa boy follows acting dream to KC production of ‘King and I’
• Tortoise tale has happy ending with holiday find
• Men's Hoops Inks Chris Schultz for 2011-12
• 13 Spring Student Athletes Earn Daktronic Scholar Athlete Honors
• Brown Finishes 11th at Nationals, Breaks Own School Record in Shot Put
• Brown Finishes 11th at Nationals, Breaks Own School Record in Shot Put
• Memorial Day tributes wave
• Historic barn holds builder’s story
• Day care closed after child sex abuse arrest
• Trip to Joplin emotional
• Sleeping driver blamed in fatal three-car wreck
• Harris, Hasenkamp, and Schneider Compete at NAIA Track and Field National Championships
• Harris, Hasenkamp, and Schneider Compete at NAIA Track and Field National Championships
• K-68 turn lane planned near new college campus
• What’s with all these tornadoes?
• Local health care experts question lawmakers’ plans
• Families eager to help loved ones amid Joplin devastation
• Dad desperate to find tortoise
• Sarge at large
• Couple’s Chevy already missed
• Four Student Athletes To Compete at the Track and Field National Championships
• Former Herald photographer gives first-hand report, images from tornado-ravaged Joplin
• Less damage in Franklin County, but worry over warnings sound
• The OU Spirit Team Signs Paola High's Jenna Larson
• OU Track Signs Andy Wolken for 2011-12
• Lightning strikes knock out power
• Latest jobs numbers look better for county, state
• New era for building, teachers
• New director: COF not immune to budget challenges
• Family, friends say man killed in wreck was ‘awesome’ dad
• School’s last day arrives
• Summit puts focus on growing talent to attract economic growth
• Ottawa man identified as driver killed in wreck
• School to join other shuttered structures
• Last day of classes comes with unexpected twist for area seniors
• Eisenhower’s final days
• Football and Men's Soccer Have Signed Dominic Sigala for 2011-12
• Track and Field Inks Daniel Jones
• Grads, families brave chilly day for celebration
• School became ‘family’
• Schneider Qualifies for Nationals and Covey Breaks School Record in 400M
• Men's Hoops Inks Olathe South's Kameron Lindsay for 2011-12
• Football Signs Donielle Gillians for 2011
• Softball Signs Holton High's Lindsey Yonke
• Jury rules for school district in discrimination suit
• Top scholars of 2006: Where are they now?
• Area high school students named ‘Citizen Scholars’
• ELITE CITIZEN SCHOLARS: Josh Whitaker
• ELITE CITIZEN SCHOLARS: Ally Bittner
• ELITE CITIZEN SCHOLARS: Trenton Meyer
• ELITE CITIZEN SCHOLARS: Karly Schulte
• West Franklin: It’s bad timing, but we need new facilities
• School shooting drill takes aim at preparedness
• Discussion group gets philosophical
• Mother says man in fatal wreck was a loving father
• Ranch rides toward hope
• Men's Basketball Signs Alex Lundry for 2011-12
• Nothing as good as homegrown
• Lane man killed in rollover
• Downtown loses power as heat rises
• Week begins with summer-like heat in Ottawa
• OU Track and Cross Country Signs Girard High's Preston Saumels
• Renovation becomes reality for family struggling with illness
• Local group takes hefty hit in funds from feds
• Softball Receiving Votes in Final NAIA Softball Coaches' Top 25 Poll
• The OU Spirt Team Inks Lawrence High's Jasmine Brown
• The OU Spirt Team has Signed Amy Miller for 2011-12
• Men's Hoops Inks Kyle Beecher for 2011-12
• Career plans lead under hood
• Student at bat with big decision
• Cyclone setting sail for success
• ‘Twins’ take aim at future together
• Exec talks turbines
• OU Track and Field Has 4 Individual Champions and 18 All-KCAC Performers at KCAC Championships
• Four injured on US 59 when SUVs collide
• Farmers market voucher program for seniors returns
• Believers bow heads for guidance
• Hasenkamp and Boore are KCAC Champions
• Softball Falls to Friends in KCAC Championship Game
• Softball Upends Swedes, To Play Friends for KCAC Championship
• Softball Moves on in Losers Bracket at KCAC Tournament
• Should same-sex partners get benefits?
• Four Braves Earn All-KCAC Honors
• Student art competition at OHS searches for ‘best in show’
• Businesswoman hospitalized after horse-riding injury
• Owners, city agree: Get rid of eyesore
• 10 Softball Players Earn KCAC Honors
• Softball Moves on With Victory Over Southwestern
• Baseball's Season Ends With a Loss to Tabor
• Softball Tripped Up by Friends
• Couple planning wedding at Ottawa funeral home
• Group: YMCA in Ottawa’s future
• Loyd Builders sells to company’s VP, Josh Walker
• Men's Golf Finishes 7th at KCAC Championship
• Softball Downs Tabor in Game 1 of KCAC Tournament
• Baseball Falls To Spires in Game One of the KCAC Tournament
• What’s next? Bin Laden’s killing brings closure, angst
• Youth might have different perspective on terrorist leader’s death, teacher says
• Schneider and Tuter Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Anderson and Covey Dominate at the Wildcat Open
• KCAC Baseball Tournament Bracket Set
• Braves Fall to Coyotes But Qualfies for KCAC Tournament
• Softball Takes Down Non-Conference Opponent Peru State
• Ford owner: More vehicles, community involvement
• Safety push follows fire that killed 4
• Diary details journey from Franklin County to Civil War
• Baseball Downed by Kansas Wesleyan
• Kids get schooled in how adult world really works
• Restaurant joins effort to keep kids safe after prom
• Katt: Ottawa school layoffs likely limited
• Mishler Finishes 41st at Baker University Spring Invite
• City wants eyesore gone
• Group to focus on teaching job skills to students
• Men's Hoops Signs Zach Brown
• The 2011 KCAC Tournament Softball Bracket is Released
• Outpouring of support follows fatal Richmond fire
• New basketball coach taking father’s place in classroom
• US 59 highway project set to last
• Softball Captures a Share of the KCAC Title with a Sweep of Sterling
• New principal tapped for Eugene Field
• Event breaks down theme of rebirth
• Neighbors, family mourn four killed in Richmond fire
• Volleyball Signs Allie Arnold for 2011
• Five Student Athletes Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Baseball Canceled for Tuesday
• Baseball Canceled for Tuesday
• Track and XC Inks Brittany Harrington for 2011-12
• Track and XC Inks Brittany Harrington for 2011-12
• Track Signs Tiffany Anderson for 2012
• Track Signs Tiffany Anderson for 2012
• XC and Track Ink Chelsea Fullerton for 2011-2012
• XC and Track Ink Chelsea Fullerton for 2011-2012
• Track and Cross Country Sign Riley County's Janelle Bailey
• Track and Cross Country Sign Riley County's Janelle Bailey
• OU Cross Country and Track Signs Megan Wherrell
• OU Cross Country and Track Signs Megan Wherrell
• Track Inks Mitch Hart for the 2012 Season
• Track Inks Mitch Hart for the 2012 Season
• Men's Soccer Inks Randall High's Hutton Sharp
• KCAC Moves Baseball Championship Tournament to Hobart-Detter Field in Hutchinson
• Baseball Splits with Saint Mary on Senior Day
• Baseball Splits with Saint Mary on Senior Day
• Softball Takes Two From Bulldogs
• Softball Takes Two From Bulldogs
• Chinese visitors get lessons in farming
• Church attire tweaked (for better or worse)
• Softball versus Sterling Moved to Tuesday, April 26th
• City eyes land for annexation
• Earth Day slithers back
• Baseball Takes One of Two From University of Saint Mary
• Hasenkamp, Brown, and Anderson Leads OU at Tabor College Invitational
• New, familiar faces on city commission
• Ottawa truck maker pushing ahead
• Coin toss lands winner for Wellsville
• Soldier pens kids book while in Iraq
• Cheer Signs Karita Geist for 2011-12
• Cheer Signs Sara Dear for 2011-12
• OU Cheer Has Inked Kayleigh Hartley
• OU Cheer Has Signed Bethany Cobbs for 2011-12
• OU Cheer Has Signed Kaitlynn Long
• Football Inks Diamond Ranch High's Jeff Stamp
• Boy faces real-life challenge: Cancer
• Raises for officials? Harris says no thanks
• Spring brings Pomona flower project to bloom
• Women's Soccer Recognized as Champion of Character Team
• Seven Women's Soccer Players Earn All-KCAC Academic Honors
• Volleyball Signs Scott Community's Kaitlyn Thornburg
• Volleyball Signs Taryn Kohn for 2011
• Women's Golf Competes at the KCAC/MCAC/RRAC Championship
• Softball Splits With Southwestern
• Dinner honors passover traditions
• Plea deal likely means less jail time in stabbing
• County sheriff hopes patrol fleet turns to Chevy
• Company picks Main Street spot for Ottawa exercise facility
• Women's Golf Signs Sara Housman for 2011-12
• Football Is Ranked 10th in 2011 NAIA Football Coaches' Spring Top 25 Poll
• Baseball Downed by Park
• Softball Sweeps Spires
• Braves Go 1-1 Against Southern Nazarene
• District filling vacancy with Eugene Field principal
• Pricey purchases point to rec center’s progress
• Volunteer rebounds with second career in service
• Softball Moved to Sunday
• ORC keeps policy allowing vehicles to go home at night
• Murder trial ends with guilty verdict
• Volunteer gives welcoming face to Franklin County
• Baseball Game Moved Back to 1:00 p.m.
• How does Franklin County compare to others on tax rates, valuations?
• Dive team member tapped to run LOH fire crew
• Student volunteer leads others by his example
• Knife, blood details emerge in Ottawa stabbing trial
• Softball is Swept by Swedes
• Organizers: Campaign shows signs of OU, city bridging gap
• Archivist has long history of giving to community
• Defense jumps on conflicting testimonies in stabbing case
• Baseball Sweeps McPherson
• Cheer and Dance Tryouts Set for May 21, 2011
• Police: Warmer weather means more thefts, arrests
• Stabbing case goes to trial; first witnesses detail death
• Volunteer builds ‘family’ link with hungry seniors
• Women's Basketball Team Awards Announced
• Kissner and Renaldi Earn KCAC Pitcher of the Week Honors
• Mesle Expands His Game in the PDL
• Eye Doctor sees retirement reality on last day at work
• Football Signs Trent Robb
• Football Signs Courtney Woodward for 2011
• Football Inks Woodward High's Mason Semmel
• Softball Takes Two From Avila
• Baseball Downed by #24 Tabor
• Softball Sweeps Bluejays on Senior Day
• Grocery store nostalgia in stock
• Eye Doctor sees retirement reality on last day at work
• High-profile case revives Kansas death penalty debate
• Clerk: Coin toss to settle tied race
• Winning candidate’s residency questioned
• Pomona street plans caught in budget pothole
• Woman in shooting in fair condition, hospital reports
• Derby drives charity effort
• New OU Men's Soccer Video
• Baseball Splits with #24 Tabor
• Softball Takes One of Two from #23 MidAmerica Nazarene
• Softball Takes One of Two from #23 MidAmerica Nazarene
• Election means changes for school boards
• Health experts: Franklin County needs exercise
• Spring Football Game Set For April 16th
• Softball Splits with Baker
• Football Signs Blue Springs South High's Christian Roustic
• Central Heights grad shot in Afghan riot
• Jewelry line helps women shine
• Jorgensen leads city commission candidates in vote count
• Ottawa school patrons vote to keep incumbents
• Wicked weekend weather makes quick return to county
• Woman killed after stepping in front of train ID’d, KHP says
• Why do Wolf Creek workers live in Ottawa?
• Anderson, Harris, and Bieker Earn KCAC Athlete of the Week Honors
• Baseball Signs Nick Deichler for 2012
• Baseball Downed by William Jewell
• Football Signs Matt Sandgren for 2011
• Men's Soccer Inks Allen County CC Teammates
• Men's Basketball Announces First Signing
• Baseball Splits with Sterling
• Softball Sweeps Coyotes With Higbie's Game Winning Hit
• Ottawan a write-in candidate for school board
• Teacher hurt in Jan. wreck back for hugs
• Candidates say they’re ready to face district’s challenges
• Braves Downed by Sterling
• Chamber board considering paring down leadership
• Vote nears for Central Heights
• County nearly ready to take over Neosho’s old building
• Women's Soccer Signs Jasmine Robledo for 2011
• Women's Soccer Inks Jordan Tapia
• Women's Soccer Signs Jasmine Gandy for 2011
• City eyes new street projects
• Levee under scrutiny, officials confident in design
• Man convicted in teen sex case still missing
• Family to control Kansas State Bank
• Police: Burglar kicks in wrong door, later arrested
• Teens spinning the bottle with sexual dangers
• Softball Splits With Friends
• Baseball Comes Up Short Versus William Jewell
• Jenkins’ tour makes stop in Wellsville
• Lincoln principal leaving for Emporia job
• Wellsville candidates set for vote
• Three Student Athletes Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Football Signs Chance Clements for 2011
• Rain, Snow, and Lightning Stifle Braves
• Covey Leads OU at Bison Invitational
• Dodge for a Cause is Back!!!!!
• Braves Fall to #1 Cumberland
• Warrant likely after missed hearing in teen sex assault
• Spring cleaning brings questions about waste disposal
• Some claims dismissed in lawsuit against former sheriff, other officials
• Neosho's new campus caters to modern needs
• Pet cemetery concerns going to fair board
• County on the edge of new severe storm season
• State smoking ban’s impact hangs in the air
• Softball vs. Missour Valley Canceled
• Web, local retailers mull call for online sales tax
• Eisenhower playground could become new city park
• Military veterans return to harsh workforce realities
• Reports: Man in teen sex case a no-show
• Women's Golf Competes Well at First Tournament
• Men's Golf Braves High Winds at South Central Kansas Spring Invitational
• High winds blamed for city outage
• Spring brings controlled burns, need for fire caution
• ORC program targets young learners
• Three Former Brave Football Players to Participate in the VSN Senior Classic
• Baseball To Play Defending National Champions on Saturday
• Softball Downed by Park
• Baseball Takes One of Two From Baker
• City: Focus on bulbs allows simple way to help in challenge
• ‘Wicked’ storm dumps hail on county, disappears
• Mother tracks son stationed near tsunami, radiation online
• Breedlove Earns KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Baseball Takes Two from Falcons
• Softball Drops Two to Southern Nazarene
• No Date Set as of Yet for the Baseball Game Versus Friends
• Bigger threat to nuclear plant: Quakes or tornadoes?
• Tired of waiting? Go ahead and vote
• In the running: School board candidates
• Softball Falls to Oklahoma Christian
• Baseball Takes One of Two from Friends
• Family, community mourn boy
• Funding battle for arts isn’t over yet
• Pet owners upset after markers removed from old gravesites
• In the running: City commission candidates
• Football Inks Brothers Dwight and Curtis Dawson
• OU Men's Soccer Alumni Day Set
• Football Signs Cody Matteri for 2011
• Football Signs Cody Matteri for 2011
• Higher grain prices a mixed bag for local farmers, consumers
• City turns down homelessness project, citing time, liability
• Neosho’s big move nears as new campus’ construction wraps
• County property values fluctuate only slightly, appraiser says
• City: Feds requiring airport to get more land
• Groomers give the works to pampered pets
• Breaves Upended by Rockhurst, 10-6
• Illegal mashing? Officials take aim at Williamsburg’s outdated ordinances
• Father says he feared for son’s safety
• Country club becoming fitness center
• Softball Sweeps Bellevue
• Baseball Downed by Pioneers, 8-5
• ORC honors first couple of recreation
• A new tree for Christmas?
• Child’s death leaves heartbreak
• Six Student Athletes Have Earned KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Baseball on Tuesday to Start at 3:00 p.m.
• Football Signs Tim Farris for 2011
• Breast Cancer Awareness and Alumni Day for Softball Set
• Brenner to Attend K-State's Pro Day
• Three Lady Braves Named Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• Baseball Takes One of Two from Bethany
• Softball Upended by William Jewell
• Spring Fling activities return with week full of events
• Popular with Ottawa pie lovers, cafe mysteriously vanishes
• Devastation widespread after tsunami
• Time change keeps clock collector busy
• Future uncertain for post office as agency delivers needed changes
• Baseball Downed by Swedes
• Goody! Vacant building getting new tenant
• New face joins Herald advertising team
• Apartment space gets ‘sustainable’ renovation
• Fire inspection changes could scorch schools more
• Herald newsroom welcomes new reporters
• Candidate views separated by nuance
• Literature fest inspires area students
• Board: Closing Eisenhower is the only option
• Advocates seek help from county on homelessness
• Wireless hotspots heating up
• Men's Golf Finishes Fifth at Swede Spring Invitational
• Football Signs Eric De Lira for 2011
• Women's Soccer to Partner With Sacred Heart Catholic School
• Softball and JV Baseball Canceled for Today
• YouTube Video of the KCAC Cheer and Dance Exhibition
• Class project causes blaze in Pomona
• Work on new travel plaza to begin again
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast set for Tuesday
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast set for Tuesday
• Coffee talk centers around income tax, population, education, mental health
• Baseball Splits for Second Straight Day with Briar Cliff
• Softball Downed by Doane, 6-4
• Braves Split with Briar Cliff
• Softball Takes Down Hastings, 9-1, in Five Innings
• Candidates set for forum Tuesday
• Ojeleye a driving influence on and off K-State's court
• Organizer says community has embraced literature fest
• Horse rescue earns authorities award
• Local Verizon Wireless store calling it quits
• Softball Downs Drovers, 6-5
• Softball Downs Northwestenr Oklahoma State
• Softball Downs Northwestenr Oklahoma State
• Ransom: County needs ‘safety net’ clinic to offer free health services
• Rural fire chief’s ouster leaves area leaderless, residents say
• OU renewing faith, chapel
• Sheriff hopes to shift gears, update patrol fleet with Chevy
• Local builder likely the winning bidder for county project
• Blaze bounces back to burn twice more
• Main Street group might tap private property for beer festival
• Stories tell of downtown’s hidden underground history
• Baseball Falls Short to #8 Emporia State, 5-3
• Softball Takes Two From Benedictine
• Low turnout means tight race in Central Heights primary
• Ottawa school board: No one wants to close schools
• Blosser named ‘Teacher of Promise’
• Braves Sweep Bulldogs, Open KCAC Play 2-0
• Hey! Where’s my tomato?
• McGruff keeps kids howling about safety
• Board answers: Why close Eisenhower?
• Wednesday's Softball Game Moved to Ottawa
• Football Inks Kellen Hernandez for 2011
• Morris Named to KCAC's Champions of Character Team
• Baseball Moved to Neosho County Community College
• Three Women's Basketball Players Earn All-KCAC Honors
• Local diver, crews respond to deadly wrecks
• Divided by time, original owners still love their neighborhoods
• Area arts agencies anticipate state cuts
• Track and Cross Country Signs Makayla Wilkins
• Track Inks Gage Funk
• XC and Track Sign Burlingame High's Cole Carlson
• Women's Golf Signs Mallory Kleoppel for 2011-12
• Lady Braves Fall in Heartbreaker to Southwestern, 56-53
• Baseball Canceled for this Weekend
• Officers give support at standoff
• Mandated meat labels make the cut
• Robotics team gearing up for competition
• Softball for this Weekend has Been Canceled
• KCAC Cheer and Dance Exhibition to be Held at OU
• Baseball Splits With MidAmerica Nazarene
• Confusing bid could prove costly for Central Heights
• Hospital could move some operations to county annex
• Editors: Newspapers removed after ‘sex’ edition
• Dissections make science classes truly hands-on experiences
• Softball Sweeps Haskell in Season Opener
• Wellsville police chase ends with injury wreck
• Cops: Alert, community response saved missing man
• Baseball Moved to MidAmerica Nazarene
• Lady Braves to Play Southwestern on Thursday
• Baseball Falls to Baker, 9-2
• Baseball Falls in Season Opener
• Braves Fall Short to Falcons 74-71
• Lady Braves Down Falcons, 88-55
• OU Football Signs 28 Players
• KCAC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament Information
• Commissioners squabble over who will attend conference
• Survivor still haunted by deadly night on Pomona Lake
• Hospital: Canopy cracking, needs fix
• Wellsville students find fun in volunteering
• Braves Pick Up Road Victory
• Lady Braves Fall to #7 Kansas Wesleyan
• State: ORV faces numerous deficiencies
• Exercise stretches creativity
• West Franklin mulls new round of tough cost-cutting options
• Katt: Cuts could close Eisenhower school
• Beer festival gets debate brewing
• Fielding Brenner Earns the Dick Peters Award
• Volunteer Assistant Baseball Coach Tommy Fitzgerald Takes Assistant Job at Fort Scott CC
• ‘Turn dirt’ on development with access to more land, group says
• Prom Boutique returning, but needs more dresses
• Casey’s manager: subs, renovations on the horizon
• Braves Fall to Sterling, 77-68
• Lady Braves Upset #11 Sterling, 55-51
• ORC officials down to the details on new rec center
• Contest could turn fathers into winners
• Good time for a leak?
• Romantics hope to deliver perfect messages of love
• Softball Moved to Sunday
• Softball Moved to Sunday
• Shelter says policy changes helped boost adoptions
• Generosity feeds group’s $30K goal
• Student spells w-i-n-n-e-r
• Football Signs Jon Oxley for 2011
• Football Signs Tescott High's Kodee Wood
• Football Inks Two West Franklin High Players
• Braves Upended by Spires, 94-77
• Lady Braves Down Spires, 58-45
• Sheriff Curry defends $67K jail purchase
• Senator talks health care, other top issues during Ottawa stop
• Wind, wet are biggest threats to pets (and livestock)
• Baseball Canceled for This Weekend
• Beer festival plan gets city officials hopping
• Longtime Boy Scout troop promotes values across generations
• Lauren Buckles Selected to Participate in the 2011-12 Red Cross/NAIA Collegiate Leadership Program
• Forecast: Here we snow again
• Former Baker player coaches Packers to Super Bowl championship
• Braves Downed by Swedes, 87-75
• Lady Braves Fall in Double Overtime, 70-66, to Swedes
• Travel plaza posts early job openings
• Former sale barn getting new life
• ‘Everyone is there for the same reason, for music’
• Where are county’s homeless? They’re hidden, advocates say
• Snowstorm helps boost neighborly volunteerism
• School districts take heat as snow days pile up
• Lady Braves Pink Zone Date Set for Feb. 12 versus Sterling College
• Braves Fall to Bluejays, 79-69
• Lady Braves Upend Bluejays, 65-60
• Softball Signs Paola High's Kelli Cullor
• Football Inks Brett Diers for 2011
• If you think that was bad, how about 14 inches?
• City urges patience with snow removal
• Stuck inside? You might be the lucky one
• New student life center planned for OU
• Ottawa native makes final appearance on hit ‘The Bachelor’
• Main Street: Beer ‘tasting’ festival in Ottawa brewing
• Snowy roadways challenge drivers, city, county crews
• ‘What does a groundhog know?’
• Report: Teen boy sexually assaulted while seeking help during storm
• Governor declares emergency, includes Franklin County
• Hunker down: Forecast calls for more dangerous weather
• Officials: Just stay home
• Women's Golf Inks Chanute High's Amy Weilert
• Braves Fall on Buzzer Beater
• Women's Hoops Upended by Southwestern
• School officials: No change in rules on busing students
• Former Brave and University of Kentucky Athletic Director, Mitch Barnhart, to Speak at OU
• Wildlife official says ‘lazy’ hunters likely to blame for dead geese left alongside roadway
• Church hopes to water down support for liquor store
• Professional ambulance service comes with a cost, officials say
• City: Yes, you can be fined for snowy sidewalks
• Paige Gibson Selected from Hundreds to Intern with Career Athletes
• Braves Downed by Bulldogs
• Lady Braves Fall Short to Bulldogs, 52-49
• County reports fewer inmates, but longer stays
• Students say study abroad programs ‘changed everything’
• Residents call for unity, action after big speech
• Commissioners put property back in shelter’s paws
• County officials debate guard rails, bridge’s safety
• Hiring less experienced teachers would save school district money, superintendent says
• City: Storms dump $24K in snow removal costs
• Women's Golf Inks Lindsay Dahl for 2011-12
• Banquet lauds top business leaders
• Detention facility nearly ready for bids; changes push costs higher
• Sheriff’s ‘shocking’ $67K purchase riles officials
• Student’s first response: Faith
• Men's Hoops Defeats Threshers, 84-64
• Women's Hoops Downed by Threshers
• If you’re sick of snow, you’re likely not alone
• What’s best: Formula or milk?
• ORC director: Progress on master plan shows success
• Air Force band flying into Ottawa Tuesday on ‘Winds of Freedom’
• Community-minded student gives $100 award back to his school
• City says loan from KDOT will help street rehab projects move forward
• Veterans, newcomers file for open school board, city positions
• ‘Act of God’ brings more work, hassles
• Men's Hoops Downed by Falcons
• Women's Hoops Falls to Falcons
• Former sheriff’s deputy remembered for his dedication
• Central Heights students strum to a rockin’ beat
• Snow back again with new storm
• Layton center: Deaths likely after cuts
• Reward offer follows weekend shooting at university
• Appraiser offers new online resource
• Principal proposes more preschool at Central Heights
• Deaths illustrate real dangers faced by area law enforcement
• ORC shaving staff by one until new rec facility opens
• Women's Soccer Inks Alyssa Cooper for 2011
• Women's Soccer Inks Caitlin Parise for 2011
• Triumph with trivia in coming Kansas history contest
• Wife: Pomona man killed in wreck always ‘winging it’
• University: Close watch on security after shots fired at Baker
• Braves Upend Kansas Wesleyan, 65-53
• Women's Hoops Falls Short to #5 Kansas Wesleyan
• Board members approve computer purchases for middle school lab
• School leaders talk availability of public information
• Residents debate sacked, boughten lunch options
• String of fires keeps firefighters on the move
• Longtime Ottawa developer, humanitarian dies
• Anderson, Hojje, and Homolka Named VSN All-Americans
• Residents ‘hollering’ about safety of repaired bridge
• Has shorter school year hurt students’ learning?
• Former sheriff reflects on case that shocked community
• Agency bids longtime COF director farewell
• Braves Downed by Sterling
• Lady Braves Fall to #14 Sterling
• Lawmakers open legislative season with coffee, talk of new concerns
• Basketball showcase, talent tryouts set for weekend
• Storm passes, but winter hazards still trickle
• For couples, ‘It can be a time to become stronger or drift apart’
• Longtime Ottawa principal leaving post
• Alumni Night at Ottawa University Basketball Games Set
• Basketball Games Vs. Sterling Live on Internet
• Football Banquet Date Change
• Filing deadline nearing to run for school, city slots
• Is censored ‘Huckleberry Finn’ still a literary classic?
• Eagle goes against tradition, tries her luck at wrestling
• Area snow, ice lead to multiple collisions
• Grandson of former official takes seat on commission, but says ‘I’m not him ... This is my thing’
• Farrell, Hay bid farewell to county service ... for now
• County might add security after Arizona mass shooting
• Fun weather for kids turns nasty for area motorists
• Sheriff: Pomona patrols stepped up in crimes’ wake
• Football Finishes Ranked 13th in NAIA Postseason Poll
• Men's Hoops Falls to Spires, 77-70
• Women's Hoops Wins Second Straight Contest
• Central Heights students sample Indian food, culture
• Snow, frigid weather set to blow in for weekend
• Pomona native tries, dominates wheelchair ballroom dancing
• Fight for food funds pushes group halfway to $30K goal
• Small businesses get startup help with tax credit program
• Importance of MLK’s message lost on some kids, Jackson says
• ‘Professional attire’ has new meaning for modern workforce
• Woodward center namesake dies at 86
• Does a Wii bit of exercise really work?
• Refund could help struggling taxpayers
• Family trumpets swan sighting on farm outside Ottawa
• New fee likely to raise Ottawa residents’ monthly utility bills
• Late school official’s ‘extraordinary time, commitment’ score Schaub’s name on Vikings’ sports complex
• Students return to revamped school cafeteria
• ‘Carnage’ left in wake of loud drunken driving wreck
• Family faces cancer, the unknown
• Lauren Peil Earns 2010 NSCAA/Performance Subaru NAIA All-Plains Region Honors
• Overbrook liquor store opens, nearly 125-year dry spell ends
• Sheriff reports holiday weekend free of DUI arrests
• Teacher critical after head-on collision
• Women's Soccer Signs Autumn Surage for 2011
• Fifth Annual NAIA Football Senior Classic to be Played April 30th in Salina, Kan.
• Red kettle campaign ‘way short’
• Couple planning 1/1/11 wedding
• Tragedy, turmoil top 2010 Herald news headlines
• ORC: rec center full of promise, opportunities
• Ottawans experience New Jersey blizzard, return safely
• Hospital renovation project headed for 2011 completion
• Law enforcement watching for drunken driving over weekend
• Texting ban hits drivers Saturday
• Needing New Year’s Eve entertainment?
• Driver, passenger injured in rollover
• Unemployment rate continues steady drop in Franklin County
• College ‘finishing up’ new campus
• Residents talk top state, national stories of 2010
• Family rooting for Wildcat in TV bowl game
• Christmas is over: What now?
• Wrecks, minor incidents plague holiday weekend
• Juvenile detention center moving closer to reality
• Son: Deadly Christmas Eve wreck ‘surreal’
• Winter Adventures for county’s kids return next week
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Box of rocks teaches lesson of appreciation
• Dreaming of a white Christmas? You’re in luck
• Volunteers hope to be ‘Good Neighbors’
• Neosho the latest recipient of Goppert giving
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Tree tradition a lasting remnant of childhood
• Trips keep residents out, active
• Repeal allows gays to serve openly
• Longtime physician remembered as inspiration
• Dealership change means bigger selection for Ottawa Ford, new management says
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Romantic gesture, gifts helped ‘seal the deal’
• Collectors find diversity in Christmas portrayals
• Ottawa couple gives OU $1M gift
• Former Brave Part of NCAA III Wisconsin-Whitewater National Championship Staff
• Braves Defeated by Aurora, 97-86
• Softball Inks Katlyn Bodoh for 2012
• Softball Signs Deidra Jones for 2012
• Baseball Inks Josh Reeves for 2012
• Homeowner: Attic fire hit family hard
• Stop! Residents protest county stop sign change
• School official: Vouchers would be a costly option
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Prepared for the worst, brothers found meaning in their Christmas gifts
• Season marked by charity
• Braves Downed by Morningside, 84-62
• Central Heights schools saving, seeing positives
• ‘Unprecedented’ challenges for schools
• West Franklin rolling with changes after budget cuts
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: School principal sorts through holiday memories
• Ottawa getting tougher on helmets after Kansas player’s death
• Lady Braves Fall to Bridgewater College, 85-67
• Five Football Players Earn Daktronic Scholar Athlete Honors
• Lady Braves Down Racers 62-49
• Rec commission shoots to break even, director says
• School district says its down to ‘bare bones’
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Rare winter storm brought Southern white Christmas
• Wrecks, road clearing follow freezing drizzle
• Sheriff’s office responds to more than 15 vehicle wrecks
• Wellsville struggles with repair, purchasing decisions amid lean budget times
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Much-anticipated gift survives ruined surprise
• Slick roadways send motorists sliding
• KCAC Changes Basketball Postseason Format and Championship Location
• Man exposes himself to employee of Ottawa motel
• Official: Pomona taking expenses seriously
• Follow Your Braves and Lady Braves on Facebook and Twitter
• Good first step or setback? Ruling challenges health care reform
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Curiosity, surprise accompanied Christmas
• Officials: tight budget forcing city to get by with what it has
• Women's Soccer Inks Kallie Binder for 2011
• Business plans to open coffee shop
• Official: Prevention must be key part of drug testing policy
• Women's Hoops Falls in Exhibition Contest to Newman
• Braves Down Haskell, 73-63
• Report: Weekend electrical fires damage Ottawa homes
• Man gets 10 years for drunken driving death
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Remembering a special gift that was ‘like gold’
• Extension service expands budget, agency as independent taxing entity
• County budget crunching requires more time, energy
• Anderson Named to the AFCA All-American Team
• Men's Hoops Defeated by Tabor, 76-63
• Women's Hoops Upends Tabor, 59-51
• Food packaging group plans fundraiser
• Neosho official says college expected to move into new campus in March
• Thief steals county jail’s identity, spends $3,100
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: ‘It warms my heart just to think about that’
• Lawmakers predict more difficult choices, gradual recovery ahead
• Ottawa Family Physicians updates and expands ahead of anticipated patient increase
• Family splits season between Jewish, Christian traditions
• LOH fire crew helping search for boy missing at Burlington lake
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Family memento lights nostalgic holiday spirit
• Project hopes to expose county’s ‘hidden homeless’
• Men's Hoops Downed by Southwestern, 62-50
• Women's Hoops Falls Short to Moundbuilders, 68-62
• Students craft Christmas cards for overseas service members
• Area holiday events continue as Christmas nears
• Girls club organizers hope to change, refocus with move
• 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS MEMORIES: Uncles’ stories resonate beyond childhood
• Movie adaptation set for stage
• City mulls study to save money, energy
• Ottawan jailed in kidnapping case
• Leaders target apathy about development
• Find: Shelter property now belongs to county
• Official: No new homes not necessarily a bad thing
• Poaching has parks officers on the prowl
• Wellsville teens arrested in string of thefts
• ‘Coping’ method leaves mark on teens
• Woman OK after falling into river
• Business planning Christmas party for children in need
• Braves Baseball Texas Hold'em Fundraiser Tournament Winners
• Softball Signs Katee Hinkle for 2012
• Baseball Would Like to Thank Its Sponsors for the Fund Raiser
• Softball Signs Lauren Mena for 2012
• Softball Inks Owasso High's Chelsea Prock
• Dippel Named KCAC Player of the Week
• Braves Come From Behind, Down McPherson 85-76
• Women's Hoops Picks Up First KCAC Victory
• Director says ORC facility slightly behind schedule
• Commissioners renew Nienstedt’s contract as city manager
• Residents say holiday needn’t be bogged down by shopping
• Should pet passengers wear seat belts, too?
• EPA notes violations around US 59 project
• Madera Named a Daktronic Scholar Athlete
• Four Women's Soccer Players Earn Daktrontic Scholar Athlete Honors
• Donly Named a Daktronic Scholar Athlete
• Downtown business becomes JC Penney catalog outlet
• County OKs new emergency vehicles
• Holiday lights pose dangers
• Dance expresses creativity
• Local school board spots up for grabs
• Braves Fall Just Short To Threshers
• Women's Hoops Falls in KCAC Opener
• Months later, deteriorating statues remain on lawn
• Specialized therapy aimed at kids
• Black Friday business up, local store owners say
• Victorian Christmas promises Saturday full of holiday events
• Student: School calm during lockdown caused by nearby gun incident
• Businesses requesting liquor licenses
• Williamsburg, Wellsville plan early holiday events
• Area farm gives ‘Trees for Troops’
• Private, homeschooled students take their shots at team sports
• Fearing flurries? No snow worries
• Sentencing delayed in drunken driving death case
• Police: Holiday traffic program a lifesaver
• Online and on-the-clock
• More tire slashings in Ottawa
• Victorian Christmas Festival and Parade
• Women's Hoops Downs Haskell, 59-50
• Men's and Women's Basketball Live on the Internet
• Buyers pounce Black Friday’s big bargains
• Man set to be sentenced in drunken driving death
• Discipline: Who’s in charge at school? Parents or teachers?
• Schools bracing for more state cuts, mulling options
• Is local housing market improving?
• From decorating to shopping and family, busy weekend ahead
• United Way nears $133K goal early
• Area residents injured in weekend wrecks
• Ottawa shooting case goes inactive
• Ottawa lighting event flips switch on city’s Christmas
• OMS Thanksgiving dinner draws community together
• Turkey’s charm helping big tom survive to see Black Friday
• Lady Braves Fall on the Road to Avila, 72-52
• Braves Defeated By Avila, 90-54
• Pharmacies, other local businesses and offices to close for Thanksgiving
• Appraiser says property, tax records going online
• Living nativity event returning with changes
• No kidding! Goats escape burning barn
• Softball Signs Fort Osage High's Mikayla Oliphant
• Women's Hoops Upends Oklahoma Wesleyan, 100-81
• Men's Hoops Takes Down Baker, 81-56
• McMillian Competes at NAIA Cross Country National Championships
• Braves Fall 35-20 to Marian
• Student could face charges in stabbing
• City throws support behind food packaging effort
• Fire official urges caution on holiday cooking, candles
• Clean your Thanksgiving plate without the guilt
• City says no more 100-percent tax breaks
• Women's Hoops Falls Just Short to Park, 61-59
• Men's Hoops Downed by Central Methodist, 68-55
• Report: Learning center student stabs school counselor
• Kids gobble art of Thanksgiving
• Does being local trump ‘experience?’ City says no
• Sporting goods business open
• Main Street, Rotary groups partner to bring art downtown
• Three Men Earn Cross Country Daktronic Scholar Athlete Honors
• Three Women's Cross Country Runners Earn Daktronic Scholar Athletes
• New rule targets payday loan operations
• Ottawans in band with Grammy-nominated album
• ORC shifts from needs to wants in rec facility planning
• Who would live in a motel? Residents talk extended stays
• Snowfall for Turkey Day? Thankfully, not much
• Kettle campaign comes with kick-off concert
• Automotive club offers lessons, challenges targeted to car lovers
• Coop gas leak reported after ammonia theft
• Williamsburg man seeking Senate seat
• Braves Fall to Emporia State, 85-66
• 17 Braves are Named All-KCAC
• Work on new church building finished after 2007 mold woes
• Quenemo man jailed, facing charges in child sex case
• Preschool starts learning younger
• Report: Deer, bad weather put motorists into ditches
• Stove top fire spreads to living room, beyond
• Baseball Tabbed Second in KCAC Coaches Poll
• Women's Golf Inks Erin Shriver for 2011-12
• Gross Earns KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Football Hosts #11 Marian on Saturday
• Football's First Round Opponent, Marian University
• Men's Hoops Downs Baker, 73-70
• Women's Soccer Falls in KCAC Championship Game
• Lady Braves Downed by Benedictine, 70-60
• Braves Upend Friends, 54-21
• ORC picks local businesses for recreation work
• Police, prosecutors use websites to make arrests
• Gas leak spotlights pipelines
• ORC recreation manager leaving Ottawa
• Harry Potter band of OHS duo to perform Monday
• Volleyball Falls Short in KCAC Semifinals
• Women's Hoops Downed by Baker, 64-38
• Live Streaming Available for Volleyball and Soccer Games
• Braves Fall to Haskell, 75-73
• City talks plan to save on energy bills
• Motorist caution urged during holidays
• Grant bolsters library’s book selection
• Board member: Shelter struggling with energy costs
• Principal: Teachers tired, but adjusting
• Women's Soccer Championship Game Tickets Available
• Volleyball Downs Sterling 3-0
• Four Lady Braves Earn All-KCAC Honors
• Men's Hoops Defeated by MidAmerica Nazarene, 77-67
• West Franklin planning student trips to explore colleges, technical schools
• School board OKs food service improvements
• One-room schoolhouse still has lessons to teach
• Ottawa man gets ‘lost’ in kits
• Wellsville set to salute veterans
• Men's Soccer Falls to Friends in KCAC Semifinals
• Official: County should study hazardous materials on local roads
• High school journalism programs take hits during tight economy
• Official says ‘playful’ city’s playground equipment needs help
• Ottawan to help lay wreath at World War II Memorial
• No one hurt after farmer cuts gas line, causes leak
• ‘Urinetown’: ‘I wonder what that’s about’
• Chair: No Habitat home this year as group focuses on its organization
• Architect details features of new juvenile facility
• Unrelated fires keep responders on the move
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in Latest Poll
• Softball Receiving Votes in Preseason Top 25 Poll
• Women's Hoops Downed by Pioneers
• Women's Soccer Moves On to KCAC Championship Game
• Football Hosts Friends on Senior Day
• Volleyball and Soccer KCAC Games to Be Live Streamed Tonight
• Packed dodgeball crowd watches Ottawa police compete for a cause
• Donald Anderson Earns KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Anderson Earns NAIA Special Teams Player of the Week
• Football Moves to #8 in NAIA Football Coaches Top 25
• Football Moves to #9 in Latest VSN Poll
• Baseball IWS Update - #6
• Workers’ comp claims on the rise in Ottawa schools
• Dispatch tries new coding for medical calls
• Braves Victorious Over Swedes, 39-33
• Women's Cross Country Competes at KCAC Championships
• McMillian Leads Braves at KCAC Cross Country Meet
• VSN to Broadcast Live Announcement of NAIA Football Selection Show
• Men's Hoops Downed by NCAA I Opponent UMKC
• Mother wants to raise epilepsy awareness
• County canvass doesn’t change voting outcome
• No Live Video Feed for Football This Weekend
• Lyndon man plans to run length of Prairie Spirit Rail Trail
• Essays focus on reasons for serving in military
• No one injured in attic fire
• Flags on display at Forest Park baseball field
• Young Americans use caffeine to do more
• Unemployment down, still above state average
• Football Travels to Bethany on Saturday
• Brown Named ESPN The Magazine Academic First Team All-District
• Baseball IWS Updated #5
• Five Men's Soccer Players Earn All-KCAC
• OU Theatre Production - Urinetown - Nov 11-13
• Women's Soccer Has Eight Earn All-KCAC
• City still mulling tax abatement plan
• Detour planned for Main Street traffic Monday
• School districts combat bullying with education
• Clerk, results indicate high voter turnout for election
• Softball Inks Gardner-Edgerton High's Kirsten Leffert
• Local voting results
• Men's Hoops Falls In Overtime to William Jewell, 59-50
• Major renovation continues at Richmond museum
• Ottawan retires after more than 50 years as Sunday school teacher
• First baby born in new RMH unit
• Commissioners want more discussion on payday, title loan businesses in Ottawa
• Write-in campaign falls short
• Students take pledge to obey laws to win cash
• Baseball IWS Update - #4
• Wieder is One of 42 Place-Kickers Recognized During the Month of October
• Clothing store to move into new building
• Ottawa streets go on diet, switch from four to two lanes on North Main Street
• Pomona residents home after weekend K-68 wreck
• Sheriff: Area saw typical holiday activity, reports
• NCCC official ‘excited’ about construction of Ottawa campus
• Women's Hoops Falls in Season Opener
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in Latest Poll
• Leadership Matters - Building Interpersonal Versatility
• Leadership Matters - Building Interpersonal Versatility
• Football Stays at #10 in NAIA Poll
• Volleyball Upends Spires 3-2 in Final Regular Season Game
• Baseball IWS Update - #3
• Three Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Football Ranked 11th in Latest VSN Poll
• Volleyball Defeats Haskell, 3-1
• Men's Soccer Downs Falcons, 2-1
• Women's Soccer Earns Second Straight KCAC Championship
• Saturday's Games to be Live on the Internet
• Police to keep watchful eyes on trick-or-treaters
• Volleyball Falls in Three to Friends
• Braves Come From Behind, Win 49-45 Over Coyotes
• Election Day inches closer
• Shelter takes in dogs from puppy mill
• Creative costumes keep family's Halloween special
• Spring Hill homecoming king’s death emphasizes dangers on football field
• Baseball IWS Update - #2
• OU Softball Inks Hallie Bones for 2012
• Father uses Ottawa chamber trip to show daughters their heritage
• Woman says she chased away man with rifle
• 8-year-old Ottawan riding in the American Royal
• Teacher encourages political interest with remnants of historic campaigns
• Braves Travel to Salina on Saturday
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in Poll
• Women's Soccer Downs Coyotes 2-0
• Men's Soccer Falls To KWU, 2-0
• Volleyball Defeats Bethel in Five
• Baseball World Series Update #1
• Baseball World Series Update #1
• Volleyball Defeats Bethel in Five
• Ottawa school officials’ minds in the gutter
• Resident says county’s road change could have deadly results
• Voting gets a new look
• Hospital debuts OB unit
• Football Ranked 11th in VSN Poll
• Bowen and Jensen Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Braves Stay at #10 in NAIA Poll
• Auditions set for ‘It’s a Wonderful Life!’
• Sno Shack might vanish with the changing seasons
• Locker door a window into teen personalities
• Laptop porn incident at OMS prompts talk of change
• Women's Soccer Downs Coyotes 2-0
• Men's Soccer Falls To KWU, 2-0
• Baseball to Have Its Annual World Series
• Workshop to tackle coping with stress, related ailments
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in Poll
• Braves Stay at #10 in NAIA Poll
• Braves Travel to Salina on Saturday
• Sign marking ‘Vern Chesbro Highway’ set for installation
• OB unit’s name to be revealed at open house
• Woman in mobile meth lab case gets 4 years prison time
• City celebrates new airport hangar with ribbon cutting
• Misspelled? The vote still counts
• Bowen and Jensen Earn KCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Football Ranked 11th in VSN Poll
• Men's Soccer Ties Southwestern
• Women's Golf Finishes Fifth at MVC Invite
• Volleyball Takes Tabor in Four, 3-1
• Women's Soccer Downs Spires 8-1
• Braves Fall Short to Spires
• Volleyball Takes Second Straight Victory
• Braves Win Fourth Straight
• Braves Win Fourth Straight
• Men's Golf Finishes Sixth at MVC Fall Invite
• Women's Soccer Takes Down Builders 5-0
• Homecoming 2010 Information
• Braves Fall Short to Spires
• Volleyball Takes Second Straight Victory
• Women's Soccer Downs Spires 8-1
• RMH hopes to encourage more locals to use hospital
• Deer rut season means more wrecks on local roadways
• Montana Road reopens at U.S. 59
• Voting, gun rights on Nov. 2 ballot
• Third-party candidate has Franklin County, family ties
• West Franklin students dealing with teenager’s unexpected death
• Phone call error surprises middle school parents
• Community group launching massive fundraising effort
• Sheriff: Crowded horse pasture under investigation
• Jail vote petition falls short
• High cost of living forcing some retirees back into the workforce
• Live Video Feed to Volleyball Game Tonight Available
• Volleyball Takes Tabor in Four, 3-1
• Women's Golf Finishes Fifth at MVC Invite
• Men's Soccer Ties Southwestern
• Win-win cupcakes: You eat, they eat
• Domestic violence effort has new goal: Helping abusers break violent cycle
• It’s the end of the road for historic, burned bridge
• Pumpkin carving offers opportunity for bonding, making memories
• Women's Soccer Receiving Votes in Latest Poll
• Men's Golf Finishes Sixth at MVC Fall Invite
• Women's Soccer Takes Down Builders 5-0
• University’s homecoming this weekend
• ‘Make A Difference Day’ returning Friday
• Mac Fasteners planning another facility expansion
• Therapeutic pets lend a helping, feel-good paw
• Vikings eye a changing foe: school bullies
• Football Moves to #10 in NAIA Poll
• Football Hosts USM on Saturday for Homecoming
• New traffic features possible near Walmart facility
• Ottawa airport hangar comes down
• Officials say intermodal rail hub back on right track
• Online studies put education just a mouse click away
• Report: Wreck into gas meter causes leak
• Football Ranked #13 in VSN Poll
• Men's Soccer Downs Warriors 2-0
• Football Ticket Information
• Volleyball Defeats McPherson 3-2
• Making the Grade
• Volleyball Falls 3-1 to Sterling College
• Women's Soccer Downs Bluejays, 2-1
• Men's Soccer Downs Tabor 4-2
• Football Ranked #13 in VSN Poll
• Football Ticket Information
• Women's Soccer Receiving 23 Points in Latest Poll
• Women's Soccer Moves to 4-0-0 in KCAC Play
• Men's Soccer Downs Warriors 2-0
• Volleyball Defeats McPherson 3-2
• Making the Grade
• Volleyball Falls 3-1 to Sterling College
• Women's Soccer Downs Bluejays, 2-1
• Women's Soccer Receiving 23 Points in Latest Poll
• Men's Soccer Downs Tabor 4-2
• Women's Soccer Moves to 4-0-0 in KCAC Play
• Man in teen sex assault case due in court next week
• Former Ottawan takes on bullies with book
• Teen jailed after Wellsville drug bust
• Families, professionals tackle end-of-life needs
• Asbestos stalls old hangar’s demolition
• Official says radon gas could pose a risk
• City aims to be competitive, flexible with tax breaks
• Coach says new rec facility needs aquatic center
• Fans play with stats
• No increase in benefits has seniors concerned
• No Halloween costumes at some schools
• Advance voting beginning today
• School: Porn on teacher’s laptop was from a virus
• Ottawa-born student among dead in wreck
• Blog chronicles man's journey
• Earthquake in Oklahoma: Could it happen here?
• New pastor aims to meet congregation’s needs
• Wellsville welcomes new pet store
• Church services try new approach
• Are public employees trained on diversity?
• Projects to bring smoother streets, but first delays
• Longtime Wellsville banker dies at 76
• Report: Man slashes tires of 36 vehicles
• Report: Another cooking scare at university
• Defense: Not enough time to avoid wreck
• Detention center tops issues at forum
• Ottawa motel closes amid tax dispute
• Candidates talk new direction for government
• Ottawan turning 10 on 10/10/10
• Gunshots, blast reported near Rantoul
• Guilty verdict in fatal drunken driving case
• Grades help shape sports success
• Ottawa firefighters visit classrooms promoting fire prevention awareness
• Ottawa native lands spot in swimsuit calendar
• Pomona taps new city codes, zoning official
• County sets public hearing on Tauy Creek Bridge
• Benefit to honor late Ottawa boy
• Expert details scene of wreck in drunken driving case
• Rural Ottawan details life with 'Little Man'
• Is this an ‘Indian summer?’
• Teacher tenure: What does special status mean?
• Brother recounts death in drunken driving trial
• Officials likely to vote Wednesday on Tauy Creek Bridge
• Candidates set for forum Thursday
• Family: Honesty, work ethic key for late plumber
• New clinic at hospital waging war on allergies
• Main Street director eyes local business partnership
• Suspect now being held in Wilson County
• Expo aims to showcase local business
• Trial in drunken driving fatality begins Monday
• Jailed suspect expected to be charged in teen sex assault case
• Crime rate up in city and county
• Hospital aims to catch cancer earlier with new technology
• Reported home invasion still under investigation
• Police hope to roll ahead with Segways
• School districts ponder Obama’s education ideas
• Suspect jailed in teen sex assault case
• Free, reduced lunch use up, enrollment down at Ottawa
• City debates policy on competitive tax breaks
• Petition to challenge jail facility spending
• Lunch lady on her job: ‘You just can’t beat it’
• Girl found after missing from OHS
• Students heading to NASCAR education event
• Fall festival returning to Pomona this weekend
• City says it’s won battle against bats
• County to decide fate of tauy creek bridge
• Agencies still hunting suspect in sex assault of missing teen
• Cooking incident sparks fire in Ottawa University residence hall
• County considering information tech upgrades
• Tax sale to be smaller than previously expected
• Driver in fatal wreck on I-35 faces hefty charge
• Fire destroys Williamsburg house that was slated to be torn down
• Luncheon puts focus on women’s heart health
• Rugg closes career at aging agency
• City airport hangar nears completion
• Detours, delays as road work drives on
• Board says cost of old property hurting new shelter’s finances
• Richmond man receiving Purple Heart for service
• Missing woman’s father: ‘I’m glad it’s over’
• Alumni join list of OHS Wall of Honor inductees
• Wellsville Days: ‘See people you haven’t seen in years’
• Graduates set to join Ottawa High School Wall of Honor
• Cornstock sprouts again this weekend
• RMH holiday homes tour nixed for 2010
• School dealing with reality of challenging schedule
• Main Street construction work slows motorists
• Autumn arrives, but warm weather remains
• Schoolwide community service day set for Central Heights
• Reported sex crimes under investigation
• City says semis parking too long
• Kids ‘intrigued’ by bracelet fad
• Eagles: Teens stole cash box from booth at River Run
• Former furniture store worker reopening business as owner
• Police still investigating last week’s fatal wreck on I-35
• ORC breaks ground on new rec facility
• Shovels hit dirt Monday at site of new rec facility
• Flint Hills Nature Trail takes shape
• I-35 wreck victim was happy father, friend says
• Police collecting unused medications Sept. 25
• Woman takes plea deal in mobile meth lab case
• Car lovers proud of River Run event, its growth
• In-class challenges await students with disabilities
• Schools talk testing goals, hits, misses
• Family: Wreck victim was cheerful, funny
• Family reunions: A fading tradition?
• Why is my electric bill so high?
• Ottawa officials give OK for new 40-acre landfill site
• Shooting suspect not yet identified, Ottawa police say
• Cops hitting River Run on Segways
• Public transportation: ‘We couldn’t do without it’
• Cyclists get creative with modified bikes
• District official details students’ departures from Ottawa schools
• Ceremony to honor local POW/MIA service members
• 5K run to start off Wellsville Days festivities on the right foot
• Tornado inspires safety, wellness message
• Ottawa-born ‘Redneck Willie’ breaking into comedy, film
• ‘Not guilty’ pleas entered for men in fatal stabbing case
• Reserve officer home after being shot at Ottawa house
• Prosecution presents case for trying two men in late July stabbing death
• Notable historic locals named finalists in ‘8 Wonders’ contest
• Awareness urged during suicide prevention week
• Catholic students forming faith group at OU campus
• Planners pass landfill back to city leaders
• Pomona council fills vacant city attorney position
• Drive-through flu clinic returning Saturday
• Tractor show powered by the people, organizer says
• OHS garden produces results
• Wellsville marking Sept. 11 with walk
• ORC: 24,000 visited pool this summer
• Esh sells company, name change coming
• Family recipe sending mother-son duo to competition at state fair
• Father claims discrimination in battery incident
• Ottawa hospital opens new surgery unit with a blessing
• Motorists hospitalized after weekend wrecks
• Stepped up patrols bring booze-related holiday stops
• ‘Everybody likes a bargain, and everybody likes to dig’
• Owner sells Ottawa Sandbar to business’ manager
• City hopes baskets brighten Wellsville
• Area residents watch for best entertainment value
• Is there money for road work?
• ‘It’s kind of neat to know the history’
• Some offices, businesses closing for Labor Day
• Farm family keeps fall popping with kettle corn, snacks
• Autumn temps aren’t here to stay, expert says
• City of Ottawa launches Facebook page
• Sept. 11 designated as day of service, recognition of local law enforcement
• ‘A lot of work, and we’ve enjoyed it’
• Popular ‘Pooch Plunge’ event dives back to the pool Tuesday
• Rough summer for farmers market
• County, state running low on license plates
• Housing statistics show grim reality
• Homeowner says Ottawa home ‘had so much character and history’
• Text message scam hits Ottawa area
• Habit has many chasing high of over-the-counter medications
• City denies permit for landfill site
• Court gives sheriff 21 days to find homes for 45 horses
• OU using social media to connect with ‘real life’
• Incumbent launching write-in effort after narrow primary loss
• Car show ‘cruzing’ back to Wellsville
• ‘We just fell in love with it’
• Wellsville’s Red Hat clubs ‘light up’ with goody bags for Ugandan children
• Grant would allow residents to text 911 in emergency
• New landfill site back on city agenda
• Harvesters says demand for food aid remains high
• Friend: Family’s tragedy mounts with fatal wreck
• Patch, repair most likely for roads
• Do gaming machines equal illegal gambling?
• Walking path set for ribbon cutting
• Sonic, schools want your votes
• Mom: Life never the same after losing a child
• Young man’s death leaves family changed
• Residents: motorists often share responsibility for wrecks
• City to study county’s new landfill further
• Library to turn a page with $225K renovation
• Fire chief: Ammonia leak was harmless
• Juvenile detention facility topic of public meeting
• Family says road played role in recent fatality wreck
• Speed wrecks roadways’ reputation
• Late deputy earns hall of fame honor
• Planners pick brick for ORC rec center
• Police: Ottawa seat belt fine higher than state’s $5
• Family wants drivers to remember road dangers
• Deaths haunt years later
• Horse rescuer charged with cruelty was in over her head, sheriff says
• Wounds remain after rural road wreck
• Roads went from trails to trouble
• Undersheriff: Motorists lucky to be uninjured following wreck at train crossing
• County mulling juvenile detention design
• ORC board eyes brick for exterior of rec center
• New teachers greet students at area schools
• Enrollment numbers up at OU
• Survey studies student learning styles
• Utility surcharge to help pay for levee certification
• Delinquent tax rolls up from 2009
• Parents debate Lessons of winning, losing
• Lawrence family to build house, raise goats, cattle in rural Franklin County
• New cancer center to open on South Main Street
• Ransom ordering digital mammography unit
• Group: Ottawa among nation’s most playful cities
• Budget concerns force library to cut hours open
• County picks Neosho site for detention center
• Co-op to get new method for storing, transporting ammonia
• Fluke dancing onto TLC network Sunday
• Ottawa 6-year-old shows the sole of volunteerism with shoe drive for Haiti
• Law enforcement stepping up DUI checks
• Costly classroom supplies add up for many parents
• Theater trying food with flicks
• Cool down? Expert says summer heat isn’t over yet
• Musician follows paths of love: learning, teaching
• Planners OK permit for new landfill
• Pharmacist prescribes innovation for patients
• Sacred Heart begins pre-K school program
• Enrollment numbers add to districts’ challenges
• Motorist helps fellow driver having medical crisis on US 59
• Store closing after 6 months open
• Official: Home likely a total loss after electrical fire
• Study takes aim at patient care
• Façade, other features stall new rec center with city planners
• Lower tax rate OK’d by county
• OHS welcoming professionals to Wall of Honor
• Jazzercise business coming to Main Street
• Grant means ‘better, safer’ path for foot, bike traffic
• New Pomona mayor says she’ll push city forward
• Ottawan on the trail
• Child hit by car home with family
• Pomona rec official wants bathrooms to ‘be proud of’
• Fire burns home near Pomona
• Out-of-work teachers hunt elusive classroom jobs
• School board OKs slight tax rate hike
• Weekend wrecks injure five
• Lane residents hoping for shelter house
• Fire official lauds boy’s attitude after fall from tractor
• Donation jars for late brothers to aid survivors
• Report: Shots fired in road rage incident
• Organizations in danger of losing tax-exempt status
• Trend shows library use up
• Community mourns loss of No. 1 fan
• Nursing homes: A difficult decision
• City compromises, OKs tax rate increase
• Kitchen fires cook up damage
• Ottawan returns from teaching stint in Korea
• New Main Street director hopes to build foundation for success
• Women help bring order to high court
• Men in deadly stabbing case headed to court
• New Ottawa airport ‘moving along’
• Crowded field contributed to loss, Farrell says
• New Pomona mayor relieved fight is ‘over’
• Brother of stabbing victim killed in wreck
• School board planning to raise its mill levy; meeting Monday
• Child hit near busy intersection
• Officials want limited tax rate increase
• Mayor Hancock recalled by voters
• Big upsets in county races
• One killed in wreck on Eisenhower Road
• Men arrested after fight with handgun
• Wet July logs nearly twice as much rain as average for month
• Enrollment begins for area schools
• Stump speech: Residents debate preservation of wooden statues
• Primary polls to open
• Two arrested in fatal incident
• 70-year-old Greeley man gets 6 months in prison for bank fraud
• Police say body in river was missing Ottawan
• Forum puts focus on Ottawa’s ‘walkability,’ accessibility
• Search for missing woman ends in Marais des Cygnes
• Memories of deputy Sam Smith plentiful
• Rain garden a visible move toward a cleaner community, student says
• Ottawa schools eye best way to battle drug use
• Advance voting numbers appear down
• Identities of body in river, missing woman still unmatched
• Long-running Pomona controversies going to the ballot
• Church teams pitch, play from the soul
• House burns in early morning blaze; firefighters return when shed reignites
• GM revokes franchise
• Men remain jailed on $1M bond in stabbing death
• Officials say they’re working to combat discolored water
• County mourns fallen deputy
• Family ‘doing OK’ after fire near Le Loup
• Family business marks milestone
• District: Activities only open to full-time students
• Ministers, churchgoers hope to avoid city condemnation
• Lead actress finds familiarity in role
• Hot races fuel local interest
• Hundreds expected Friday for funeral
• Path captures prairie spirit
• Victim identified in fatal Ottawa stabbing
• Kids in weekend school bus wreck home
• Reuniting for final gig
• Antique lovers attempt to capture the thrill of the hunt
• Old West Cowboy Days

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