Ottawa community events and meetings on today schedule
The notice lists events in Ottawa including a Scholastic Book Fair at the Public Library from 10 am to 7 pm, Bingo at VFW Post 5901 at 3499 N US 59, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star, Health Exercise Group at Don Woodward Center, Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, Al Anon at Elizabeth Layton Center, Keep it Simple book fair add to your library, Alcoholics Anonymous at 204 E 15th, and Narcotics Anonymous at First United Methodist Church, all with varied start times across the day and multiple Ottawa addresses.
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Ottawa Public Library
Hickory St
Ottawa
VFW
N. U.S
Don Woodward
E. Third St
Community Class Schedule Listing at Wellsville Library
Friday 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 9:30 a.m. sewing and craft circle at Wellsville City Library 115 W Sixth St. Wells ville. 10 a.m. Free Blood Pras.
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Hickory St
Sewing and Craft Circle
Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Free Blood Pras
Ottawa community notices for May events at venues
May 30 schedule lists a clinic at Ottawa Retirement Village Plaza 1042 West 15th Street with a noon and 8 pm time. An Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa group meets at First Baptist Church on Fourth and Hickory streets, Ottawa.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Sure Clinic
Retirement Village
15Th St
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Weekend events schedule for Ottawa area and Baldwin City
Weekend activities include a farmers market at Orscheln Farm & Home, a Relay for Life garage and bake sale at the Franklin County Annex, an Ottawa sidewalk sale and craft fair, a Sand Castle Building Contest for ages 3 to 15, Wild West Carnival Days at Vintage Park, John Brown Battle anniversary at Black Jack Battlefield, Greenwood Friends Potluck, Roge Mont reunion picnic in Melvern, and an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, with event times and locations across Ottawa, Baldwin City, and surrounding towns. Deb Morrow offers pre-registration at 785 418-2430 for the Sand Castle event.
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Sandbar
S. Main St
Ottawa
Burkdoll Ranch
Bush City
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Ottawa Farmers Market
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S. Princeton St
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Franklin County
Cancer.org
Topeka
Heartland Park
Topeka Blvd
Hpt.com
John Brown
Henry Clay Pate
Baldwin City
Mid-America Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Black Jack Cabin
Ivan Boyd Prairie
Black Jack
U.S. 56
Blackjackbattlefield
Ottawa group schedules and AA meetings in town
May 31 to June 1 events include Living Sober Group at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St Ottawa at 10 a.m. Keep It Simple AA at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 15th St Ot at 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at a church basement Fourth and Hickory Ottawa and at 203 E Fourth St Ot.
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Mous
Ottawa Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
Alcoholics Anonymous
Franklin County Mental Health Center
15Th St
Espresso Sundaes and Sales At Local Shops
Potters Wheel Coffeehouse promotes Espresso Sundaes at 205 S Main with a sidewalk sale May 31 offering 50 percent off giftware. Sutton's Jewelry on 207 S Main lists contact number 785 242 3723. Lead Safe Work Practice Certification training by ECEAN Weatherization in Wichita, with KS certification after six hours, costs 90 dollars. class June 18 at Washburn Towers, RSVP by June 11.
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Sutton's Jewelry
S. Main
Wood Bat tournament boosts Ottawa baseball fundraiser
Ottawa hosts the American Legion Jim Allen Memorial Wood Bat Tournament Friday through Sunday at the Orris Cox Complex. Fourteen teams from the region, including Labette County, will play afternoon and evening games using wooden bats. Proceeds fund Ottawa's Legion team to keep playing each year. Admission 5 for 12 and up, 3 for under 12.
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American Legion
Jim Allen
Orris Cox Complex
Ottawa
Labette County
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Landowners fight rush for gas rights as energy tightens
West Virginia landowners face pressure from gas firms and speculators rushing to lock up drilling rights. Cases show lowball offers, inflated royalties, and aggressive tactics prompting legal reviews and owner coalitions. Government and industry players cited—Chesapeake Energy, Marcellus shale regions, and West Virginia lawyer David McMahon—urge caution, patient negotiation, and protective lease terms.
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Castle
Bowlesburg
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Decker
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Arlington
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Chesapeake Energy Corp
Oklahoma City
Securities and Exchange Commission
Chesapeake
David McMahon
McMahon
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Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Fifth St
Kiwanis
Industrial Ave
Al-Anon
Ottawa Family Group
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance
E. 18Th St
Ottawa Herald
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Out&About
Brian Williams
Bwilliams
Ottawaherald
Farmer’s Market
Orscheln Farm & Home
Princeton St
Franklin County Annex
15Th and
Main Streets
Vintage Park
S. Elm St
Black Jack Battlefield
East 2000Th
North 175Th Roads
Greenwood Friends Potluck
Greenwood Community
Labette
Florida Roads
Greenwood
Melvern City Hall
Main St
Malvern
Ottawa Group
Fourth St
Potter's Wheel Coffeehouse
Kristi K. Lee
Franklin County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Visitottawakansas.com
Kristie
Narnia
Thurs
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Main
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