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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2014
Page
1
A longtime Wellsville clerk retires after three decades of public service detailing daily duties, community impact, and reflections on career highlights. The feature notes the clerk’s tenure spans major local developments and underscores gratitude from residents and colleagues.
Nurse Misty Kuntz from Johnson County Detention Center spoke at Wellsville Elementary Career Day along with eight professionals. Students learned about journalism engineering nursing pharmacy photography and veterinary work at 218 Ash Street Wellsville.
Students Paxton Clark Rylee Kerr Bethany Pearson Wyatt Bird share thoughts on future paths. Paxton wants to work at a Lego Company for fun. others mention nursing, veterinary care, and broader interests like medication. Students express curiosity and varied goals during the event.
William sburg resident Kevin Hartpence reported being chased by his girlfriend Sidney Hansen in a dark LeSabre. The pursuit caused two crashes on Alabama Road before Hansen, unharmed, returned to town and was arrested for reckless driving and leaving the scene. She remained jailed awaiting court.
Fourth and fifth graders at Wellsville Elementary School welcomed professionals visiting for Career Day at 218 Ash St Wellsville. Speakers included Russ George engineer with BNSF Misty Kuntz nurse at the Johnson County Adult Detention Center Kristin Adams Auburn Pharmacy Doug Carder Herald senior writer Crista Wallis veterinarian at Monticello Animal Hospital and Christy Tamalei Rice Rice Photography. Students asked animal questions and about selfies as they learned about jobs.
Ottawa city commissioner Dylan Lysen reports Shawn Dickinson plans a free Swan Arts Festival at City Park in June 2022 to build a regional, family friendly arts tradition. The event mirrors local fall tractor and car shows but adds arts focus and aims to attract downtown merchants and broader Franklin County involvement.
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