City weighs text alert options for Ottawa residents
Franklin County Emergency Management Director Alan Radcliffe says IPAWS, the public alert system, covers Ottawa and surrounding districts. It operates at no cost, reaches about 90 percent of county residents via phone apps, RSS feeds, and Google services, and requires no opt in. The system has been used once previously during a major water main break last year.
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Calmer Black Friday Atmosphere In Ottawa Downtown
Local shoppers and businesses described a calmer Black Friday in Ottawa. Rich Colson noted online shopping reduces early morning rush while Amy Evans and her daughter enjoy family traditions and slower traffic at Walmart and Kohl’s. Kaylee Kelly said she had minimal needs. Joseph Riggins, Goat Milk Store owner, anticipated typical downtown activity at 202 S Main St despite no crystal ball.
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Ottawa pop-up features local artists at Main Street store
The Ottawa Main Street Association opens The Artisans of Main Street at 129 S. Main St. It showcases local artwork and crafts by area artists. Items start at $5, including prints and cards, with gifts described as unique and affordable options for Christmas shoppers.
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