Vikings Central Heights wrestlers headed for state tourney
Central Heights wrestlers advance toward the state tourney with qualified competitors set to compete. The page notes brief previews and key matchups as they prepare for district to state progression.
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Central Heights
TV GRIDS Post Olympics Returns Regular Schedules
After the Tokyo Games the TV grids resume standard daily lineups with routine time slots across channels and networks. Viewers can expect familiar premieres and reruns returning to the usual schedule rotation on page 10.
Faces of freedom a new start in Ottawa colored by challenges
Ottawa memories of Richard Jackson who faced barbering bias upon arrival at Ottawa University in 1964 and became Ottawa’s first black mayor. The piece also recounts 11 enslaved people freed by John Brown in 1858 near Vernon County and the later emergence of notable Black residents including Bud Wilson and John Leod Wilson, their education, achievements, and impact on Ottawa’s history.
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Doug Carder
Herald
Richard Jackson
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Jackson
Rochester
N.Y
S. Cedar St
University
Lawrence
Tony Jones
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
S. Ash St
the Nation
John Brown
Vernon County
Fort Scott
Kan
Deb Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
Franklin County
Anderson County
Paradise Hill
Barker
Canada
John Brown Daniels
Howard County
John
Bud” Wilson
Wilson
Bud Wilson
Missouri
Bud
Bertha Wilson
John Leod Wilson
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
University of Indiana
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Savannah State College
Savannah
St. Augustine College
Miami
University of Arkansas- Pine Bluffs
OHS
Claude Wilson
Lloyd Harold Wilson
Prairie View A and M
Prairie View
Texas
Coretta Z. Wilson
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Veterans Administration Hospital
Times
Western Union
SEC charges won’t affect Garnett ethanol plant says EKAE chief
Clean Energy Capital LLC chief executive Scott Brittenham and the Arizona firm face SEC charges for allegedly misallocating expenses across 19 private equity funds. EKAE president Jeff Oestmann says the Garnett plant’s operations and performance won’t be impacted and confirms Brittenham is out of EKAE’s board.
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Abby Eckel
Herald
Garnett
Scott Brittenham
Clean Energy Capital LLC
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Brittenham
Clean Energy Capital
East Kansas
Oestmann
EKAE
Bill Pracht
Pracht
Fire damages Ottawa home on Main Street
A woman approached an Ottawa police officer near a smoking house at 800 S Main St around 8 p.m. Wednesday. The structure fire was reported about 7:30 p.m. and South Main Street between Eighth and Ninth streets was closed during firefighting. The cause remained unclear Wednesday night.
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Main Street
Ottawa
S. Main St
South Main Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
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