Mr and Miss Book Thomas Earn High School Top Honor
The article notes Thomas Book and Miss Book earning the top student honor at the high school, highlighting their academic achievement and recognition on page 9.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2013
Page
1
The article notes Thomas Book and Miss Book earning the top student honor at the high school, highlighting their academic achievement and recognition on page 9.
Franklin County to welcome Rick Geist as undersheriff at 8:30 a.m. Monday during a board study session in Ottawa. Longtime Undersheriff Steve Langer will become lieutenant colonel, with Geist taking patrol and investigations duties. The restructuring ends the master deputy post held by Jerrod Fredricks after a KBI inquiry into former Sheriff Curry and Fredricks. Sheriff Jeff Richards was appointed April 10 by Gov. Sam Brownback.
Ottawa eight candidates seek the city commission seat vacated by Jeff Richards. Shawn Dickinson, Rocky Fleer, Helen Hood, Barb Hamm, Richard Jackson, Rick Johnson, Gary Jordan, and Ruthanne Wasko applied by the 5 p.m. Thursday deadline for the nearly two year term.
Mary Kieffaber of Ottawa steadies an umbrella for her son Adrian Brannan as they walk through a cold snow shower. The storm, a record late-season event, followed days of 80 degree heat. Forecasts predict more rain Friday and clearing skies Sunday with temperatures rising to the 70s next week.
Ottawa school board voted 5-2 to hire Opaa Food Management Inc. for the 2013-2014 year, replacing Chartwells. Opaa’s bid was about 71,000 under Chartwells, with four one-year renewal options and opt-out terms. Chartwells' Marcia Servatius expressed disappointment at losing the contract.
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