Not One Dime protest hits Franklin County in election season
Opinion column rails at the Not One D Dime antiwar protest timed to voter filing deadlines. It mocks the movement, urges citizen involvement in city and school board elections, and laments political apathy while urging action at the local level and noting the blue red divide.
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Franklin County
George W. Bush
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Monty Fritts earns four international hot sauce awards
Ottawa entrepreneur Monty Fritts of MyHotSauces.Com won three third place honors and a second place in recent Low Carb Flavor Awards. Monty’s Around The World Hot Sauce tied for third in Hot Sauces. Monty’s Smoke & Fire Habanero and Dancing Fire Chipotle each took third in their hot sauce category. Chris Campbell and Brenda Wesen relocate quilting shops to 3593 N Highway 59 Ottawa with affiliated services and partner Linda Tucker.
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Halstead Hardware and Antique Store Keeps 1916 Vibe
Margaret Kraisinger runs a Halstead Kansas shop that preserves a 1916 look with Keen Kutter displays and squeaky floors while selling modern hardware. Her two year renovation and passion created a community hub drawing customers from Wichita and neighboring towns.
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Leona Atkisson Retires From Fort Hays Beauty Salon
Leona Atkisson closes her longtime Fort Hays State University neighborhood shop after 1964 service to students, ending a career marked by affordable cuts and personal loans to help educate. She suffers emphysema from a lung condition worsened by a spray used since 1964.
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Gas drilling spurs Kansas land rush and local growth
In Wilson and nearby counties, landowners may gain from 3.3 trillion cubic feet of Cherokee Basin gas valued over $22 billion. Drilling expands into Forest City Basin coal beds, boosting economy as landowners typically earn one eighth of revenue. Local businesses see upticks. experts note capital needs, not labor, drive the surge.
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Steve Korf
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