Three candidates set for Ottawa candidate forum
The Franklin County Republican Central Committee schedules the final state candidate forum in Ottawa at Neosho County Community College auditorium. Monday 7 p.m. speakers include Jim Barnett for governor Craig McCullah and Dennis Taylor for secretary of state. Kimes notes each will present views followed by Q and A.
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Ottawa
Neosho County Community College
E. Logan St
Jim Barnett
Craig McCullah
Dennis Taylor
Kansas
McCullah
Taylor
Kansas Lottery
Sam Brownback
Ron Kimes
Cancer Foundation Run Walk 5K Slated for Saturday
The Franklin County Cancer Foundation hosts its 11th On the Move for Cancer 5K Run/Walk this Saturday at Kanza Park Ottawa. Registration starts 6:30 a.m. with $30 entry. Participants urged to dress as superheroes. race begins 7:30 a.m. Awards at 8:45 a.m. Details at franklincountycancerfoundation.org or (785) 242-6703.
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Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Kanza Park
13Th St
Ottawa
Franklincountycancerfoundation.org
Wizard rock band 8th Horcrux to perform at Ottawa Memorial
The 8th Horcrux will perform Harry Potter inspired tunes at the Ottawa Memorial Auditorium from 1 to 2 PM as part of Ottawa Library's summer reading program. The free all ages concert is advertised on the event Facebook page and located at 301 S. Hickory St. Ottawa.
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Ottawa
8Th Horcrux
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
Hickory St
Former fighter Nico Hill to recount rise and rebirth
Nico Hill known as Nico the Dragon will share his journey from fame and fortune in MMA to drugs and recovery. The talk is at Ottawa Memorial Auditorium at 7 p.m. tomorrow with doors at 6 p.m., free and open to the public, sponsored by Sabbath Keepers Ottawa.
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Nico “the Dragon
David Hill
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
Hickory St
Ottawa
Sabbath Keepers Ottawa
Kansas education praised amid funding debate in Ottawa
Kansas education earns high marks with student outcomes among the nation's best despite lower funding. KASB officials in Ottawa on their advocacy tour reported the findings to local educators at the district office. Ottawa assistant superintendent Ryan Dobbs noted educators are aware of strong attainment and emphasized financial responsibility as funding remains limited.
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Kansas Association of School Boards
Ottawa
Mark Tallman
KASB
Ryan Dobbs
Kansas Supreme Court
Dobbs
S. Ash St
Tallman
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