Ottawa business unveils retro logo makeover
Ottawa, Kansas weekender notes a local business adopting an artistic throwback logo. The piece highlights a vintage style refresh, aiming to attract heritage-conscious customers and revive neighborhood appeal.
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Wellsville keeps pit bull ban after city council vote
The Wellsville City Council voted 4-1 to retain the ordinance banning Pit Bull Terriers and Staffordshire Terriers from city limits. Mayor Bill Lytle noted the ban dating to 2004 and said ballot efforts would be costly and unlikely to gain enough signatures.
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Kord Ferguson to Represent U S in World Junior Discus Event
Kord Ferguson along with Bryan and Kishawn Ferguson shared a moment at Pizza Time in Ottawa as Kord prepares to represent the United States in the discus at the IAAF World Junior Championships July 22 to 27 in Eugene Oregon.
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Ferguson family cheers as Kord Ferguson wins with 201-foot discus
Kord Ferguson, Ottawa High School graduate, threw 201 feet in the boys discus at the USA Track and Field Junior Outdoor Championships in Eugene Oregon. The 61.28 meter mark was the longest in Kansas history and ranks among the world top performances for under 20s this year. Ferguson earned the national title and was named to the U S team for the World Junior Championships July 22 27 in Eugene. His family Kishawn Bryan and a sister spoke of tears of joy and pride as the record distance was posted.
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Orman Eyes Kansas Senate Bid On Independence
Independent candidate Greg Orman says gridlock in Washington fuels his bid to join Kansas’ U S Senate race. He aims to collect 5000 voter signatures by Aug 4 to appear on the Nov 4 ballot and plans to campaign at the Franklin County Fair. He criticizes major parties for prioritizing re election over solutions. He has signatures from 85 of 105 counties and notes broad public support.
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