Weather Likely Showers and Thunderstorms Tonight
Showers and thunder storms are likely tonight with possible heavy rainfall in some storms. Lows will be in the lower 70s. Saturday brings a chance of thunderstorms through early afternoon with highs in the upper 80s.
Ottawa woman wins $20,000 in Kansas Lottery
Linda Firestone of Ottawa claimed a $20,000 Kansas Lottery prize after buying several $5 Caesar's Palace scratch tickets at Woods Mini Mart. Firestone, a nurse and nursing student, said she plans to decide how to use the winnings with her husband and two sons.
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Darrin Peschkr
Linda Firestone
Firestone
Ottawa
Caesar's Palace
Woods Mini Mart
E. Logan
Kansas
Tery
Andrea Wolken
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Family Physicians
Neosho County Community College
Randy
T.J
Blake
Darrin Peschka
Ottawaherald.com
Garage Sale Art Contest aims to turn junk into sculpture
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and Franklin County Convention & Tourism Bureau sponsor the first sanctioned Garage Sale Art Contest on August 4. From 10 to 11 a.m. contestants register in Town & Country Lot. art must be built from garage sale finds by 1 p.m. Two categories exist for adults and children. only items bought that day may be used. Three judges determine winners who advance to the Kansas Sampler Festival and Grassroots Arts Center display.
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Ezra Sykes
Herald Stoff
Ottawa
McGee
Kansas
Grassroots Arts Center
Lucas
Peaboury
Partridge
Ellis
MicGee
Lawrence
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Peabody
Town & Country
Ottawa Vision steering committee deadline set this Tuesday
Vision leader Blaine Finch announced a Tuesday deadline for volunteers to join the Ottawa Vision steering committee which will oversee the public input process. The plan includes subcommittees on transportation education growth and land use with a kickoff Aug 22 and a goal of a final report by spring 2003.
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Ottawa Vision
Vision
Blaine Finch
Finch
Sandy Howard
Richard Jackson
Kansas State University Architecture and Design Department
Ottawa
Washburn University
Ottawaherald
Donation saves Wellsville grain elevator demolition
The Wellsville City Council approved demolition of the Main Street grain elevator after a $5,000 donation from Wellsville Bank. City officials had faced funding gaps but plan to advertise for the job and seek additional money while stressing the building’s threat to the downtown area. Steve Layton of the bank backs tearing down the eyesore as a long overdue safety step.
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Wellsville
Donna Reed
Wellsville Bank
Richard Moherman
Reed
Steve Layton
Layton
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald.com
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