Ottawa Bank veteran Jim Lancaster retires after long career
Jim Lancaster 64 retires from First Bank of Ottawa after a career spanning loan work at the Ottawa Production Association and leadership roles in local finance. He and wife Virginia plan a Alaska trip after a long service to the community, including Optimist Club, church, and county boards.
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Ottawa
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Jody
Kansas State University
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Ottawa Retirement Village
Pin Oak Estates
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Boise Cascade
Ottawa Coop
Farm Credit Association
Ottawa Production Association
Coffey, Anderson
Franklin
Franklin Savings & Loan
Seventh and Main Streets
Resolution Trust Corp
Savings and Loan
Bob Dunn
First National Bank of Ottawa
Don Hay
Intrust Bank
First
Virginia
Alaska
Barry
Hope Pelton
Ralph
Joan Taylor
Lancasters
Denali Park
Ginny
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Jim Lancaster
Ottawa Planning Commission
Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin County Extension Council
Optimist Club
First United Methodist Church
Ottawa Area
Williamsburg
Jim
First Bank of Ottawa
Garber Announces Retirement From Farm Bureau Agency
Mary Garber, who began her career with Farm Bureau Insurance on November 24, 1986, will retire this week. An open house from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday at Farm Bureau’s north office at 210 W. Tecumseh in Ottawa will celebrate the occasion with refreshments.
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Mary Garber
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farm Bureau
W. Tecumseh
Ottawa
Questions About Local Issues Spark Broad Curiosity
A reader asks about Cedar Street repayment, monitor security at Franklin County Courthouse, and why top security experts aren’t shaping change. The note questions recreation planning, election engagement, long term city planning, and local appraisal practices. It also ponders weather impact on farmers and sports fan safety.
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Franklin County
Keep Louisville Weird billboards push local shops
Louisville joins a national Keep Louisville Weird campaign to boost locally owned stores amid competition from Wal-Mart Target and K Mart Sears. Public relations experts say chains' buying power pressures independents while proponents argue co existence. Small business advocates praise the effort as a way to counter homogenization and preserve unique local commerce.
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Louisville
Boulder
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Raleigh
N.C
Wal-Mart
Target
Kmart-Sears
Leslie Stewart
Chicago
New York
Bolduc
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Borders
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