Rollover Woman Escapes Rural Ottawa Wreck
A woman survived a rollover crash in rural Ottawa with minor injuries. She was able to exit the vehicle and seek treatment. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene. The incident remains under local investigation.
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OU project receives 100000 gift from Goppert Foundation
The Goppert Foundation of Kansas City announced a $100000 grant to Ottawa University to support the Gangwish Library and Gibson Student Center. The gift advances the university’s $24.3 million Advancing the Vision campaign, with the new student center and cafeteria under construction and a 2014 completion target. A conference room in the library will bear the Goppert name.
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Kansas City
Gangwish
Gibson
Goppert
Mike Skidmore
Goppert State Savings Bank of
Ottawa
Pomona
S. Cedar St
Skidmore
Ottawa tribe pledges $100K for water fire feature at OU center
The Ottawa tribe donates 100000 for a water and fire feature at OU's new student center and library. OU President Kevin Eichner praises the Goppert Foundation as a steadfast community partner, noting prior gifts and ongoing support for Ottawa-area projects and institutions.
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Ottawa district faces delayed federal aid for special ed funds
Ottawa school superintendent Jeanne Stroh warned the district could miss November payments for special education due to the federal government shutdown. She noted Kansas districts often receive state aid late, keeping contingency reserves of about six weeks to cover payroll and lights. Stroh spoke at the Friday First Friday Forum at Neosho County Community College about funding, goals, and curriculum.
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Doug Carder
Ottawa
Jeanne Stroh
Kansas
Stroh
Neosho County Community College
E. Logan St
Neosho Nursing Program Sees Growing Male Enrollment
A surveyor named Josh Mueller joins a rising trend as men enter nursing at Neosho County Community College Ottawa. Census data show male RNs rising from 2.7 percent in 1970 to 9.6 percent in 2011, with 10 of 48 fall nursing students being men.
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Neosho County Community College
E. Logan St
Ottawa
Neosho
United States
U.S Census Bureau
Josh Mueller
Mueller
Pam Covault
Covault
Neosho nursing students discuss male enrollment trend
Ottawa campus course coordinator Mary Lisa Joslyn notes rising male enrollment as economic shifts push men like Thomas Franklin and Casey Ballard toward nursing. Franklin, 36, aims to become a nurse anesthetist to provide for his family, while Ballard seeks CNA work en route to nursing practitioner goals.
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Mueller
Franklin
Mary Lisa Josyin
Neosho
Ottawa
Joslyn
Casey Ballard
Ballard
Bobby Carlyle
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