Ottawa 2017 Spring Job Fair featuring ProLogistix and 20 companies
The Ottawa Herald reports nearly 20 employers including ProLogistix will attend the 2017 Spring Job Fair at the Goppert BuildingOttawa Recreation Center 705 W 15th St Ottawa10 am to 2 pm Tuesday The fair showcases Anderson County Hospital HyVee Walmart Logistics and more Also note a retirement reception for ORC director Tommy Sink and a Legislative Coffee at Ottawa City Hall with local legislators scheduled by the Chamber of Commerce and partner groups.
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Nick Lawrance
Derek Mueller
ProLogistix
Lenexa
Ottawa Community Recreation Center
Goppert
15Th St
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Kofo Radio
Anderson County Hospital
Builders Choice Concrete Company
City of Ottawa
COF
Elizabeth Layton Center For Hope and Guidance
Express Employment
Grandstand Glassware and Apparel
HyVee
Lakemary Center
Lawrence Landscape
Manpower
Ottawa Retirement Village
Ottawa University
Parkview Heights
ProLogistix Schaff Steel
Walmart Logistics
Wellsville
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Tommy Sink
ORC
Chad Bruner
Bruner
Herald
Topeka
Ottawa Holds Steady Bond Rating Streak
Ottawa's ongoing bond rating streak continues with a stable outlook as officials review fiscal indicators. Economic officials caution that prudent spending and revenue monitoring remain essential to sustain the rating, while city leaders stress strong budgeting practices.
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Ottawa
Terrific engagement for traveling Magna Carta exhibit
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt promotes a traveling Magna Carta exhibit in Ottawa's Franklin County Courthouse for March. The display, open to the public through Friday, offers 13th century insights and ties to self government. Students from Ottawa High School engage with Schmidt and teachers, praising the experience and learning outcomes.
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Ottawa High School
Franklin County
S. Main St
Ottawa
Maxwell
Derek Schmidt
Kansas
England
Schmidt
OHS
Franklin County Noted Downgrade in 2017 Health Rankings
Franklin County dropped to 54th among Kansas counties in the 2017 health rankings, sliding 13 spots from last year. Osage ranked 36th and Anderson 52nd. county health director Midge Ransom urged careful interpretation, citing local factors and the need to dissect the data beyond raw numbers.
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Franklin County
Osage County
Anderson County
Midge Ransom
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute
Risa Lavizzo-Mourey
RWJF
Ransom
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