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Muzzleloading Matches, VFW Event, and Promenaders Dance in Ottawa
Community activities include the 31st Kansas State Muzzleloading Matches at Overbrook’s First Santa Fe Trail Plainsmen range with noon Friday start and events for men women and juniors. Also Ottawa VFW 5901 hosts a veterans get-together Saturday 7:30 to 11 with free admission and a dance, while the Ottawa Promenaders hold Vic Perry Special square dance 8 to 10:30 Saturday at Ottawa Middle School.
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Kansas State
Santa Fe Trail Plainsmen
197Th
Stubbs Roads
Verne Dow
Randy Hittle
Fantafetrailplainsmen.org
Ottawa
VFW
U.S. 59
Ottawa Vfw
Ottawa Promenaders Square
Vic Perry
Ottawa Middle School
Ash St
Franklin County Meetings and Events Today
Franklin County hosts a study session of the Planning Commission at the Franklin County Annex on 14th and Main. Friday events include Chamber Coffee at the Law Enforcement Center, a Brady Family medical benefit hamburger feed, a rain gutter boat race at the Ottawa Elks Lodge, and David Wooge's Music Box Show at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
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Franklin County
Franklin County Planning Commission
Franklin County Annex
14Th
Main Streets
Ottawa
Dennis Butler
Law Enforcement Center
West
Second St
Brady Family
Elks Lodge
David Wooge
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory Streets
Pomona Police and Sheriff Reports Highlight Arrests and Incidents
Wednesday and Thursday blotter items show Franklin County Jail records for Michelle Ferrer and Trina Linneman with bonds and charges. Wells and Ginger detained on forgery theft and DWI. theft, vandalism, burglary, and accidents reported across Pomona area, including Osage Drive and South Meadow Lake Road incidents.
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Doris Brown
Ottawa
Jocelyn Hiles
Dean Kirkland
Princeton
Walter Binkerd
Richmond
Tillie Christensen
Audubon
Wendy Markham
Trina S. Linneman
E. B Street
Pomona
Lisa Raylene Wells
S. Mulberry St
John Christopher Ginger
Georgia Road
Sheriff's
South Meadow Lake Road
Idaho Road
Osage Drive
West 15Th Street
North Poplar Street
Fair sale and derby planned at county event
The Franklin County fair schedules a Market Animal Sale at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the Hayward Arena and a Demolition Derby at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Rodeo Arena. Extension agent Ellen Arnold notes attendance has stayed steady but hopes for growth while stressing learning alongside fun.
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Hayward Arena
Rodeo
Ellen Arnold
Franklin County
Franklin County Considers New Human Resources Dept
County commissioners plan next Wednesday vote on a proposed human resources department to take over personnel and payroll duties from the County Clerk. Draft budget shows 106 400 for the department, though officials say the amount may be reduced, with strong support from Sheriff, IT, and Public Works leaders and caution from a commissioner about rushing the plan.
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Franklin County
Don Waymire
Craig Davis
Jason Parks
Ray DeJulio
Bob Thompson
Don Hay
Tax boost nets less money for area school district
POMONA The West Franklin School District will raise its local tax levy to 15.67 mills, up 0.81 from last year, yielding about 13 million for the district down from 14 million the prior year. USD 287 Superintendent Susan Myers notes the board chose restraint to avoid overtaxing taxpayers while watching a single lease payment left on district buildings and preparing for possible budget cuts if state funding remains tight.
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Pomona
West Franklin
USD 287
Susan Myers
Myers
Kansas
Legislative
Wellsville approves downtown residential zoning guidelines
Wellsville City Council approved new guidelines for evaluating residential zoning in the downtown business district by a 5-1 vote. The rules require residential use to be secondary to business, not at street level, and must complement downtown character. council members debated housing downtown, with motions to approve or deny based on space availability and impact on operations. The meeting also included hiring Roy Castle as a police officer with a start in August at 27,500 dollars annually and a plan to budget for a new police SUV to improve animal control capacity.
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Wellsville
Mike Brungardt
Planning Commission
Robert Thomas
Thomas
Dorsey Edwards
Edwards
John Wilhite
Wilhite
Brungardt
Council
Roy Castle
Shawnee
Keith Churchill
Castle
Churchill
Police Department
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