Pilgrim Bible Church to host Majesty quartet at 10:45
The Pilgrim Bible Church will hold a special service featuring the Penn View Bible Institute male quartet Majesty. The gathering is set for 10:45 a.m. Sunday at the church located at 31:14 St. Ottawa. Local residents may submit non commercial events to Bulletin Board for free.
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Girl Scout recruiting swim party in Franklin area
The Franklin and Anderson County Girl Scouts host a recruiting swim party at Forest Park Swimming Pool from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on August 14. Families and girls interested in becoming Girl Scouts are invited. For info call Angela Ferrell at 785 242 6085 or email alfer rel swbell.net. adults are sought as leader volunteers with training and support provided.
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Forest Park
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Western Kansas not laughing at radio ad
Residents in two Kansas communities balk at a Kansas Lottery radio promotion that mocked their towns Garden City and Cawker City. The ad teased trips to Kansas City and Worlds of Fun, provoking officials who work to overturn the stigma of western Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas Lottery
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Garden City
Canker City
Kansas City Royals
Worlds of Fun
Souri
Cawker City
Kansas City
Callie Remschner
Finney County
Linda Clover
Remschner
Selecting state court judges goes without much saying
Justice Eric Rosen will join the Kansas Supreme Court with little public discussion of his background. The appointment process, praised for its focus on education and temperaments, is criticized for lacking public input and transparency. Conservatives argue the system concentrates influence among a small group, though supporters say politics should remain out of the process.
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Eric Rosen
Kansas Supreme Court
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Shawnee County
Kathleen Sebelius
Bill Rich
Washburn University of Topeka
Kris Kobach
University of Missouri- Kansas City
Kansas Supreme Court selection debate grows over appointment process
Analysis outlines how a five member attorney-elected commission and gubernatorial appointees shape Kansas high court picks. The piece notes retention votes for justices, potential Senate confirmations, and concerns about activist rulings, diversity, and accountability amid conservative critique led by figures like Grover Norquist and Kobach.
Downtown Ottawa sees new eateries and upgrades on Main Street
New restaurants join Ottawa Main Street as Taylor Design Group and Lincare relocate their shops. Remodels preserve historic look while apartments rise above storefronts. Street activity grows, though some shops close, with downtown aiming to draw more nightlife and visitors.
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Mier
Ottawa
Main Street
Ottawa Main Street
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Ottawa Area
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Lincare Medical Supply
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South Main Street
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Ers
Weigand
Mary Allison Haynie
Haynie
Center considers name change for community mental health clinic
The center plans to add Your Community Mental Health Center to brochures and ads and drop Franklin County from its name. Drake notes the county funds about 3 percent, with state funds and insurers covering the rest. A nine member board could decide as early as September after community input and four proposed name options. People may call Drake at 785 242 2183 ext 126 with suggestions or to vote.
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