Gardner woman dies after rollover wreck on I-35
Tamiqua S. Kendricks, 25, died Wednesday morning after her Ford Explorer rolled two or three times following a plunge off the southbound I-35 near West 167th Street south of Olathe in southern Johnson County. The crash remains under investigation by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Gardner
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Tamiqua S. Kendricks
Olathe
West 167Th Street
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Local Weather Update Shows Mixed Conditions
Mostly sunny day with light winds near 8 mph and gusts up to 14 mph. A secondary low wind period from SSW at 6 mph brings gusts around 13 mph. Temperatures around 92 high and 62 low with partly sunny intervals.
Kansas Conditions Hotline Details
Kansas highway safety update lists hotline numbers 800 585 7623 and 511 with an online contact at 511.ksdot.org, provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Temperature Extremes Report From Lower 48 States
National temperature extremes for Tuesday show 36 degrees at Snake River Ranger Station Wyoming and 115 degrees at Death Valley California with Bullhead reaching notable readings. Weather officials note wide geographic variability as cold fronts and heat waves influence readings across states.
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Death Valley
Calif
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Local activist inducted into Hall of Fame in Kansas
Kathy Niehoff, longtime Ottawa community volunteer, was inducted into the Kansas Business and Professional Women Foundation Hall of Fame at the McPherson BPW convention on June 8. She has served BPW Kansas in seven roles and led fundraising, while also assisting the Franklin County Cancer Foundation and Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce for decades.
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Kathy Niehoff
Chase Harris
Dean Harris
Niehoff
Kansas Business and Professional Women’s Foundation Hall of Fame
BPW
McPherson
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Fair Board
Clinton
Dick Herald
BPW Kansas
George
Baldwin City
Ottawa
Franklin County
Ottawa airport open house features fly-in and pancake breakfast
Ottawa residents are invited to an open house at Ottawa Municipal Airport 7 a.m. to noon Saturday 2178 Montana Road with airplanes vintage cars and a free pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. The event aims to raise awareness of the airport and its potential to boost local economic development. Speakers include Ottawa mayor Sara Caylor city manager Richard Nienstedt and other community leaders.
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Doug Carder
Herald
Ottawa Municipal
Montana Road
Ottawa
Jack Miller
Chris Cakes
Miller
Chad Caylor
Richard Nienstedt
Sara Caylor
Nienstedt
John Coen
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Jeff Seymour
Franklin County Development Council
FAA
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