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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2017
Page
1
The Es OU dance team secured the KCAC championship, delivering a decisive performance that earned the program top honors. Details and reactions from coaches and athletes follow in pages 5 and 6.
Franklin County Transfer Station at 3323 Osborn Terrace accepts tires for a fee, up to 25 dollars for tractor tires. A large metal junction box powers K-68 street lights toward Seven Street. An Allstate billboard near I-35 K-68 has unknown origins.
Local report notes the West Franklin school district plans to introduce online enrollment for the upcoming academic year. The notice directs readers to page 3 for full details and timing.
In Ottawa the Mid-America Nutrition Program Inc. provides hot meals to homebound seniors age 60 and older across Anderson Coffey Franklin Linn Miami and Osage counties as well as congregate sites. Executive director Martha Hagedorn-Krass says opportunities come from community relationships and meals supply one third of daily nutrient needs. Community generosity sustains the nonprofit’s stability.
Hagedorn-Krass notes 10 months with the organization show ongoing volunteerism. At Ottawa Washburn Towers eight delivery routes serve about 80 meals daily, needing eight regular deliverers. Roughly 40 volunteers per week support workloads, reflecting generous community aid and adaptability for Mid-America services.
Ottawa University announces a 35 acre residential OUAZ campus in Surprise Arizona opening this August. The new campus at 15950 N Civic Center Plaza will join OUAZ online and other campuses in Phoenix Chandler Overland Park Brookfield and serve undergrad and graduate programs. Mayor Sharon Wolcott notes Surprise is a college town and a local option for graduates.
Ottawa High School sees a 42 percent rise in concurrent enrollment with Neosho County Community College at 900 E Logan St Ottawa. Language arts teacher Angie Flax says college costs are high and the program helps students cut expenses before graduation.
Ottawa High School reports a surge in students earning college credits with Neosho County Community College through the C3 program. Students pay 20 per credit hour vs 60, dramatically lowering costs and enabling more to enroll. Last year 45 students took Composition I and II, this year 76.
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