VoteMoose puts another Royal in the big game
VoteMoose features another Royal as they advance toward a big game. Page 5 coverage notes the team’s rising star and the upcoming showdown, highlighting key players and fan anticipation.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2015
Page
1
VoteMoose features another Royal as they advance toward a big game. Page 5 coverage notes the team’s rising star and the upcoming showdown, highlighting key players and fan anticipation.
Brice Dryden and Kyle Bentley of Ottawa RV LLC remove an old air conditioner from an RV on a Friday afternoon after installing a new unit at the business located at 2571 Old U.S. 59 in Ottawa. The operation involved the co owner and the parts service and rental representative during a routine replacement.
Ottawa entrepreneur John Dryden explains that RVs thrive in nearby scenic settings as more locals seek to upgrade from tents. CentralRV owner Nick Ford reports $550,000 in sales last month, runs two yards near town, and emphasizes maintenance, strong service, and a no-rentals policy while working 95 hours weekly.
Ottawa school district will not renew the Future Visions contract for 2015-2016, saving about 80000. The learning center at 206 S Main St closed June 25 and the district plans to run the E2020 virtual program itself with Brenda Cummings as director. Enrollment in early August at 1404 S Ash St. Future Visions served adults earning diplomas and providing credit recovery with four graduates in May.
Keim Bakery and Grill at 304 S Main St Ottawa remains largely dry as workers finish roof repairs and flood drying. Co owner Beth Keim says the building will be safe and renovations complete before a planned Monday reopening after more than 15000 dollars in damage from Monday night rainfall.
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