Pink Suitcase to Open New Ottawa Boutique
Emily Nichols and Sarah Gollier will open The Pink Suitcase at 312B Main St Ottawa after remodeling the space formerly Name Brand Clothing. They sell jeans tops dresses scarves and accessories from small to XL with plans to keep in home parties and events around Kansas while expanding to Manhattan and Capelis. Hours start limited with Tuesday afternoons Fridays and every other Saturday and by appointment. Nichols says business has boomed and they will adjust hours based on customer feedback.
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Emily Nichols
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Ottawa
Nichols
Sarah Gollier
Capelli Salon and Day Spa
S. Main St
Main St
Mark Evans
Spirits in the Old Depot Museum tour reenacts Ottawa seance
Teri Howard Amy Wel ton and Maxie Shumway re enact a historical Ottawa seance Saturday in the Old Depot Museum as part of the Pie Eaters Present Spirits in the Old Depot Museum tour highlighting Ottawa s 19th century spiritualism and murder.
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Teri Howard
Amy Welton
Maxie Shumway
Ottawa
Old Depot Museum
Geoff Hansen
Church organizes domestic violence program in Ottawa
Glenda Schmidt and First Baptist Church leaders join Ottawa area churches to host Domestic Violence 101 at 6 p.m. Thursday in Ottawa University Chapel. Police, sheriff, Willow Center and county attorney staff will explain what domestic violence is, its signals and effects and how to help. The program aims to spark community faith driven conversation and support plans for those leaving abusive relationships.
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Schmidt
Ottawa Police Department
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Willow Domestic Violence Center
Franklin County Attorney’s Office
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
Neosho campus to move into new $6 million building in March
Ottawa campus dean Dale Ernst says the college expects to move into the new $6 million building on March 21 after spring break. Enrollment is up this year, and staff anticipate a smooth transition with classes paused only during the break while final work is completed.
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Smith
Dale Ernst
Ottawa
Ernst
Quiet Halloween Weekend in Ottawa Sees Minor Incidents
Ottawa police report a 51 year old woman threatened on Kentucky Road 3600 block and a 16 year old Ottawa girl had her purse stolen from a locked vehicle at Dairy Queen on North Main Street. A 19 year old Pomona man was later arrested on theft suspicion as officers noted several alcohol related driving incidents.
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Stafford Road
Ottawa
Kentucky Road
Adam Weingartner
Ottawa Police Department
Dairy Queen
North Main Street
Pomona
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