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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2018

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OHS Baseball Team State-Bound

OHS baseball team clinches state bid as players celebrate a strong season. Coaches praise pitching depth and clutch hitting that propelled the Huskies toward the regional finals and the championship push.

HOT Ticket OHS

Lightning Strikes Hit Wellsville Oil Tanks and KOFO Tower

A Monday night lightning strike hit two Wellsville leased oil tanks on Virginia Road and a KOFO radio tower near Ottawa causing a small fire and no injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze. losses were estimated at 14200 dollars. The tower was likely struck indirectly. grounding prevents widespread damage. Emergency officials warn to seek shelter indoors when thunder rumbles and note ground faults from lightning poses power surges.

Wellsville Virginia Road KOFO Brad Howard Ottawa Fire Department Radio Road Ottawa Fire Department Howard Radcliffe Earth Nationalgeographic.com

Wade D Brown releases first album after musical journey

Wade D Brown, a Central Heights High School alum, long pursued music and poetry. After college at K-State and years away from guitar, he revived his craft at 27, inspired by Dylan and blues, writing original songs and performing in Kansas City open mics.

Wade D. Brown Central Heights Brown K-State Bob Dillon Chicago Dillon Tom Waits Neil Young Kansas City

Organist Dorothy Matthews retires after 54 years at Ottawa church

Dorothy Matthews ends a 54 year run as organist for First United Methodist Church at 203 E Fourth St Ottawa. She began in 1964 stepping in after the previous organist and taught herself the pipes with lessons from Ruth Kerr. Matthews played for weddings funerals and major services across town enduring two hours daily on pedals to master the instrument.

John Jared Hawks The Ottawa Herald Dorothy Matthews First United Methodist Church Fourth St Ottawa Matthews E. Fourth St Henry Dorthy United Methodist

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