Kansas Weather Tonight Tuesday Rain Flurries Likely
A Kansas weather forecast predicts rain tonight with possible flurries and light snow cap conditions. Meteorologists caution travel may be affected as wintry mix moves through the region tonight into Tuesday.
Kansas Weather Overview and Reservoir Levels Report
Frigid temperatures swept into the north central region while the Northeast stayed warmer. Highs barely reached single digits in the northern plains as reservoir pool levels at Clinton Hillsdale Melvern Pomona showed varying inflow and outflow figures and a Kansas Conditions Hotline number is provided.
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Bulletin Board notice submission instructions
The Ottawa Herald invites non commercial events open to the public to submit items at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. No phone calls. Submissions can be sent to The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 or via fax 785 242 9420 or bwilliams ottawaherald com.
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Bwilliams
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Standards and Sweethearts Valentine Dinner Theatre in Ottawa
A.C.T. Ottawa presents Standards and Sweethearts for February 9 and 10 at the Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa. Co directed by Audrey Lintner and Jeanne Haggard, cast includes Lintner Sibley Gloshen Pierce and band members Kerth Lintner Bowman Paquette. Dinner starts 6 with service at 6 30, show at 7 30. Cost 25 per person 50 per couple. Reservations by February 5 call 785 942 5200 ext 5550 days or 785 248 9288 evenings.
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A.C.T. Ottawa
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Audrey Lintner
Jeanne Haggard
Jill Sibley
Daryl Gloshen
John Pierce
Robbin Kerth
Larry Lintner
Robyn Bowman
Mark Paquette
Ryun Contemplates Senate Run After Losing Bid
Ryun suggested a possible future run for the U.S. Senate after losing his latest race and noted editors denied unfair treatment in coverage. He plans more time on training camps for runners and public speeches while leaving options open if Sen. Sam Brownback retires.
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Ryun
U.S. Senate
Sen
Sam Brownback
Baker University lands over 1 million in grants
Baker University will use more than $1 million in grants from the National Science Foundation and Hall Family Foundation to fund research on tardigrades and a new general education program. NSF provides 600000 over four years for tardigrade DNA work with partners Fresno City College Brigham Young and the Academy of Natural Sciences. Hall Foundation grant of 600000 over three years backs broad education offerings and faculty support.
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Stan Baldwin City
Baker University
National Science Foundation
Hall Family Foundation
NSF
Hall Foundation
Pat Long
Baker
Fresno City College
Brigham Young
The
Academy of Natural Sciences
College of Arts and Sciences
California
Randy Miller
Rob Flaherty
Colleges of Arts and Sciences
Year’s highlights take center stage at historical society meeting
Deborah Barker presented a year in review at the Franklin County Historical Society 70th annual meeting. Exhibits for the 70th anniversary year include Born Yesterday and 1957 Tornado. a Kramer Drugstore soda fountain is to be installed. New storage comes behind the Records and Research Center. a Calamity Jane portrayal was featured in the program. New trustees Todd Brady, Michelle Dunlap, Connie Gooddert and Blaine Finch were elected.
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Brian Williams
Franklin County Historical Society
Deborah Barker
Historical Society
Franklin County
Dick Watts
Watts
Franklin County Records and Research Center
Seventh St. Terrace
Ottawa
Barker
Gram. Thierer
Todd Brady
Michelle Dunlap
Connie Gooddert
Blaine Finch
Dale Watts
Retired OU professor leads Harbor book discussion
Dr. Lora Reiter, retired Ottawa University English professor, leads a 2:30 p.m. Thursday discussion of Harbor in the city hall library conference room. The event is part of the Contemporary Immigration series and accompanies the novel Aziz Arkoun’s voyage from Algeria to Boston Harbor.
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Lorraine Adams
City Hall
S. Hickory
Lora Reiter
Ottawa University
Aziz
Arkoun
Boston Harbor
Algeria
FBI
Adams
Reiter
Beloit
Annie
Judge rules for Christian club in school lawsuit
A federal judge ordered Pleasanton School District to grant the Fellowship of Christian Athletes equal access to school facilities, meetings before and after class, and sign postings, aligning with access given to other noncurriculum groups like the photo club and prom committee. The ruling follows a suit by Kristie McKee alleging discrimination against the religious club.
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Christian Club
Associated Press
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Pleasanton
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club
Pleasanton High School
Kristie McKee
U.S
Carlos Murguia
McKee
Murguia
Terelle A. Mock
Topeka
McKees
Joel L. Oster
Leawood
FCA
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Oster
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