Central Heights alumni pack gym for 90th celebration
Alumni of Central Heights gathered in the gym for a 90th anniversary celebration, with former students returning to campus, sharing memories, and reflecting on the school's history and community impact.
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Central Heights
Sacred Heart Students Celebrate Catholic Schools Week
Judah Olsen a Sacred Heart fifth grader performs a violin solo behind his back at the talent show closing Catholic Schools Week. Asia Marnell a Sacred Heart third grader jumps during a praise session as week events included a book fair spelling bee and high school alumni visit.
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Carlitos Martinez
Sacred Heart Kindergartner
Carson Beets
Grace Dempsey
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Sacred Heart
Judah Olsen
Cyrones Ottawa High School
Asia Marnell
Ottawa resident confronts wanted man during police chase
Todd Brown, 32, Ottawa, said he encountered Paeden Harley, 24, in his yard as officers searched for him after a municipal warrant was issued. The chase moved through several blocks, including 900 South Mulberry and 900 South Sycamore, ending with Harley last seen in a vehicle in an unlocked garage. Brown reported breaking garage glass and urged Harley to flee north on 10th and Sycamore streets while avoiding close contact to stay safe.
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Todd Brown
Brown
Ottawa
Paeden Harley
Adam Weingarter
Harley
South Mulberry Street
South Syca
Weingartner
10Th
Sycamore
Prairie Paws Shelter feeds answers on TNR program
Local coverage notes Prairie Paws Animal Shelter details on the Trap Neuter Return program. Instructions point readers to Page 3 for full explainer and related notes.
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Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Friday Forum loses three stalwarts in Ottawa event
The February Friday Forum at Neosho County Community College said goodbye to Arvest Bank market president Ed York and Herald editor Jeanny Sharp after five years of hosting. Realtor Tammy Ellis also exited the panel, with City Manager Richard Nienstedt and others remaining as organizers plan five-partner leadership for future sessions. Next month’s program on March 4 will feature Brenda Pfizenmaier and Michelle Stegman discussing wellness.
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E. Logan St
Ottawa
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Arvest Bank
Ed York
Jeanny Sharp
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Hutchinson News
Harris Enterprises
Jeanny
John Coen
Richard Nienstedt
Nienstedt
Coen
Mallory Hall
the Herald
Swan Arts Foundation
Brian Inbody
Hannah Becker
Becker
Inbody
Brenda Pfizenmaier
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Michelle Stegman
City of
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