Bulletin Board submission instructions and contact details
Public event notices may be submitted two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald office. Non commercial events open to the public are announced free of charge. No phone calls please.
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Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
Cedar St
Ottawa
Chamber coffee at Hotz in Ottawa area
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts an 8 a.m. Thursday coffee at Hotz Business Solutions located at 232 S Main St. Hotz will hold an open house during the event and Lyndon Jordan is the branch manager. The Ottawa Stroke Support Group meets at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Gollier Rehabilitation Center conference room at 901 S Main St with a location change noted this month. The group discusses The Conversation Piece and prompts on Creative Questions to Tickle the Mind. Spouses and caregivers are welcome.
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Ottawa
Gollier Rehabilitation Center
S. Main St
Ottawa Area Meetings and Events Schedule overview
A dense list of local meetings for Ottawa and surrounding areas includes the Ottawa Community Arts Council board at City Hall, Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church, Story Time at the Ottawa Library, the County Highway Improvement Committee at the Franklin County Courthouse, Masons at Masonic Hall, Agri-Business Committee at the Chamber of Commerce, and county and city commissions. Also listed are farm markets, kids voting, recreation and planning commissions, Wellsville gatherings, and a breastfeeding support group at Ransom Memorial Hospital with contact numbers.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors
City Hall
Hickory St
First Christian Church
Ottawa Library
S. Hickory St
County
Franklin County
S. Main St
Masons
Masonic Hall
Agri-Business Committee
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
E. Second St
Franklin County Commission
City Commission
City
Wellsville Library
Richmond Public Library
Rotary Club
OU Student Union
Cedar St
Mark Eldridge
Farmers Market
Town and
S. Princeton Road
Ottawa
Eisenhower
S. Ash St
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Wellsville
Hospital Notes and Jail Reports Lead Monday’s News
Daily hospital notes show admissions for Jessica Kiger and Vernon Horn in Ottawa with dismissals for Priscilla Fritts and Daisy Laughlin. Franklin County Jail reports multiple arrests on warrants, contempt charges, and drug cases with several awaiting bond or remaining jailed. Police and Sheriff units log thefts, vandalism, and various incidents across Williamsburg and Topeka areas.
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Jessica Kiger
Ottawa
Vernon Horn
Priscilla Fritts
Daisy Laughlin
Franklin County
Sheriffs Department
Lonna Sue Myers
N. King St
Jesse Aaron Kingsolver
Osawatomie
Daniel Dean Davis
Houston
Texas
Scott Anthony Glenn
Topeka
Gregory Jon Simoneau
Williamsburg
Paul D. Williamson
Centropolis
Jonathon N. Hibbs
Canterbury Court
New Ottawa police chief cites positive local aura
Dennis Butler, incoming Ottawa chief of police, says the positive atmosphere in Ottawa influenced his decision to pursue law enforcement here. The Alexandria VA police captain will replace Jeff Herrman, with a starting date expected the third week of June after a months long interview process. He plans relocation with his wife and two daughters and notes the city’s modern facilities reflect commitment to the department.
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Ottawa
Dennis Butler
Butler
Alexandria
Jeff Herrman
Kerri
Haley
Logan
Herrman
George Mason University
Central Heights approves expansion project on schedule
Central Heights School Board reports the district’s expansion is on track with bonds of 3.9 million dollars funding the project. Loyd Builders Inc. updates say the yearlong effort should finish before fall, with admin offices near completion and construction advancing across new classrooms, cafeteria, library, athletic complex, and parking.
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Central Heights School Board
Candace Jones
Richmond
Central Heights
Sonny Burch
Loyd Builders Inc
Ottawa
Burch
USD 288
Mike Folks
Folks
Mary Bogart
Ottawa leaders pause on disc golf at Kanza Park plan
Ottawa City Commission defers approval of an 18 hole disc golf course at Kanza Park. Rotary proposed the project but officials want resident support from nearby homeowners before any agreement. Baskets would be positioned away from walkers and homes, yet a resident survey may be sought. The meeting also covered an electrical substation funding resolution and other May 19 agenda items.
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Ottawa City Commission
Kanza Park
Andy Gassaway
Herald
Ottawa Rotary Club
Charles Gillette
Gillette
John Brockway
Weldon Padgett
Deb Henningsen
Brockway
Rotary
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Convention and Tourism Bureau
City Hall
Fashion, Inc
W. St. St
Construction Board of Appeals
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