Bulletin Board submissions guidelines and contact details
The Ottawa Herald announces daily bulletin board submissions accepted two days or more in advance. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced for free. Submissions accepted by fax email mail or in person. phone calls are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Community Activities Notes For Veterans Day Week
Tuesday closures affect state federal and county offices while City Hall and the library stay open. The Ottawa Herald prints on Tuesday. Caregivers and Alzheimer’s groups meet at Margaret Hall at 7 30 a.m. A diabetes support session features Kramer and Roggencamp at 7 30 p.m. Nov 17 in Hospital Conference Room A with contact numbers for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa Herald
George Kramer
Denise Roggencamp
Kramer
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Roggencamp
Bill Seymour
Barbara Netherland
Ottawa Arts Council Holiday Gift Boutique and Wreath Market
The Ottawa Community Arts Council hosts Gallery of Gifts at Carnegie Cultural Center with Overseas markets and Over the Rainbow classes for families. Ransom Memorial Hospital features Mary L. Hall art exhibit. Old Depot Museum runs Whistlestop Christmas Wreath Market with varied hours and admission. Recycling Center hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mary L. Hall
Main St
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh
S. Elm St
Community Meetings and Events Agenda for Today
Ottawa and area listings include War Veteran meet at 6 30 p m Ottawa Library Board of Education 6 30 p m Ottawa Middle School commons Town and Country 4 H Club 7 p m Centennial Hall Ottawa Doll Club 7 p m contact 242 7069 or 242 4971 Lane alba City Council 7 30 p m Pottawatomie Community Building Lane Caregivers and Alzheimers Support Group 7 30 a m Margaret Hall Village West PATH exercise 9 10 a m Don Woodward Center Story Time 10 a m Ottawa Library Williamsburg Library Story Hour 10 11 a m Free blood pressure clinic 10 a m 3 p m Ottawa Village Plaza Veterans Day memorial 1 4 p m Old Stone Church Annex Williamsburg Richmond City Council 7 p m Richmond City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Library
Ottawa Usd
Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
Centennial Hall
Ottawa Doll Club
Lane City Council
Pottawatomie
Lane
Alba” Ae
Margaret Hall
Village West
Chamber Board of
Chamber of Commerce
Don Woodward Center
Williamsburg Community Library
Library
Ottawa Village Plaza
W. 15Th
Old Stone Church
Williamsburg
Richmond
Hospital Notes and Local Arrests Friday Sunday
Friday admissions Betty Flora Ottawa Karlena Branson Richmond William Howe Ottawa Sunday admission Sheryl Casady Pomona Friday dismissals Derek Chappell Ottawa Sheryl Casady Pomona Sunday dismissals Elsie Birdene Kelly Ottawa Joe Lee Ottawa Edith Chism Ottawa CAL AUOLN Derrick Dashon Solomon Osawatomie driving while suspended no insurance Arrested and released Friday Daniel Brisco Osca Sharp 24 Kansas City Mo arrest ed Saturday on attempting to elude obstruction of legal process improper driving on laned roadway misdemeanor theft reckless driving driving while suspended no insurance driving on left of road following too closely improper passing crossing over divided roadway improper turn Remains in jail in lieu of 25000 bond Edward Ernest Watkins 51 Valley Center possession illegal drugs and simulated controlled substances Released Saturday on 750 bond J D Merrill II 27 727 S Mulberry St Apartment B driving while license suspended Remains in jail in lieu of 775 bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Auoln Derrick Dashon Solomon
Osawatomie
Daniel Brisco Osca Sharp
Kansas City
Edward Ernest Watkins
Valley Center
J.D. Merrill II
S. Mulberry St
Two Ottawa residents bonded out after drug raid
Tina Freeman and Kevin Lee Williams, both 29 to 32, were released from Franklin County Jail on Saturday after a drug raid last week. Freeman faced multiple charges including sale of marijuana and unlawful firearm possession with a $7,500 bond. Williams faced similar charges and posted $107,500 bond. Phillip White, 39, remains jailed on $2,500 bond and is due in Franklin County District Court on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Ottawa
Franklin County
Tina Freeman
Kevin Lee Williams
Seventh St
Freeman
Williams
Phillip White
Franklin County District Court
County weighs speed limit signs on curvy Indiana Road
County commissioners remain undecided after a Cook Flatt & Strobel study of a one mile Indiana Road segment found eighty five percent of vehicles travel at 39 mph with an average of 26 mph and a 75 mph max. They consider 30 or 40 mph proposals while citing liability concerns and road length limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Road
Labette
Kingman
Cook, Flatt & Strobel Engineers
Kansas City
County Public Works
Ray DeJulio
DeJulio
Blaine Finch
Cook, Flatt & Strobel
Nevada Terrace
County Public Works Department
Tom Stottlemire
Schneider
Tennessee Drive
Texas Road
Rock Creek 3
Ferrellgas moves into 103 S Main Ottawa district office expands
Ferrellgas relocates its district office and customer service center to the refurbished Phoenix Building at 103 S Main St in Ottawa. The move supports growth in Topeka area customers and includes a new toll free line 1-888-FERRELL. Eight new staff positions planned to bring total employees to 50 as the upper floors remain partially occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Phoenix
Ferrellgas
S. Main St
Kingman Road
Franklin County
Otasco
Scott Brockelmeyer
Topeka
Ferrell
Brockelmeyer
Star Development
Ottawa
Robbery at Kansas DMV leads to two arrests in Missouri
Two Missouri men Amingi Domond Carter and Corey Stapleton remain in Franklin County jail on $50,000 bonds after a Friday robbery at the Kansas Driver’s License Bureau. Ottawa Police pursue leads as a third suspect remains at large. the car used was reportedly stolen with Wyandotte plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Franklin County
Amingi Domond Carter
Raytown
Corey Stapleton
Kansas City
Carter
Bat
Tery
Stapleton
Ottawa
Randy Allan
Allan
Wyandotte
7th Grade Math Proficiency Highlights School's New Problem Solving Method
The 2003 seventh grade class achieved 91.3 percent proficient or better on the state math test, with only one student below standard. Principal Smith credits the life‑context approach and puddle problem demonstrations, plus pilot online assessments, for the success. A recognition banquet is set for Junction City on Nov 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Junction City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bulletin Board
S. Twyman St
the Daily Report
Betty Flora
Karlena Branson
William Howe
Sheryl Casady
Pomona
Derek Chappell
Elsie Birdene Kelly
Joe Lee
Edith Chism
By Andy Gassaway
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald.com
S. Main
Laurie Sisk
Steve Kubiak
Dave Bennett
Steve Luecke
St. Louis
Main Street
South Main Street
U.S. 59
Orscheln
Air Patrol
Ottawa Police Department