Veterans Day Re enactment and Sheriff Service Notes
Veterans Day events center on a re enactment with a variety of activities while a sheriff’s service timeline notes it began long before taking office. Page 10 coverage highlights community observance and historical context, reflecting local ceremony details and public safety involvement.
Family McDonald’s legacy drives Ottawa owner’s path
Herald profile of Hugh O'Reilly, owner of Ottawa McDonald's at 2214 S Princeton Circle Drive. From wiping tables at 12 to taking over in 1993 and expanding to Emporia, his life centers on McDonald's. He discusses rising food costs, staying price competitive, and a Hospitality Management program at Johnson County Community College. He briefly explored photography but kept returning to the restaurant life.
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Changes and challenges in fast food industry cited
O'Reilly notes rapid changes in merchandising, regulations, and nutrition scrutiny pose challenges. He emphasizes adaptation while continuing to serve wholesome food in clean environments quickly, a strategy he says has worked for McDonald’s.
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Cross town move proposed for Franklin County offices
Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Richards says the sheriff and county attorney’s offices need more space and plan to relocate to 226 S Beech St Ottawa. The vacant building was formerly Neosho County Community College and was bought by Franklin County in 2011 during juvenile detention center plans.
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Bonded by love Esther and Dick Lantis veteran couple
Esther Lantis ninety and her husband Richard Dick Lantis ninety one share a home northwest of Ottawa. Both served in World War II though not together. Married sixty seven years they are among Franklin County veterans highlighted in the Herald special veteran section See Page 14 11 20.
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Ottawa road rage ends with gun threat arrest on Main Street
Ottawa police say two men, James Montgomery IV and Branson Orr, were involved in a road rage incident on Main Street. Montgomery was arrested for aggravated battery and Orr for aggravated assault after a handgun was alleged but found to be an air soft gun. Police urge motorists to pull over, let others pass, and call 911 if danger arises.
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