Lyndon High School royalty crowned at homecoming
Lyndon High School held homecoming on September 17 with Heather Altic crowned queen and Jamie Tevis king. Senior and junior attendants named alongside Sophomore and Freshman attendants. VITA program seeks volunteers to assist Kansas and Missouri taxpayers with basic returns, offering IRS certified training and self-study options. Culver-Stockton College Collegiate Choir includes Ottawa native Jeanna Cobb among 113 members in Canton, Missouri, performing classical and modern works.
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Lyndon High School
Lyndon
LHS
Heather Altic
Jamie Tevis
Altic
Michael
Debra Altic
Tevis
Bruce Tevis
Marcie
Kelly Dorr
Joe Hawkins
Dana Brecheisen
Dean Wiley
Jessica McDonald
Pat Heptinstall
Jabeth Coachman
John Durino
Megan Fraker
Daniel McCullough
Katie Wallace
VITA
IRS
Kansas
Missouri
Taxpayer Education Vita
Vitatce
Hotmail
Jeanna Cobb
Ottawa
Merrill
Jean Cobb
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Homecoming Candidates Named at Pittsburg State University
Elizabeth Ann Mudhenke of Pomona and John Paul Janssen of Ottawa were announced as Homecoming Queen and King hopefuls at PSU. Mudhenke, a senior communication major with art and printing minors, graduates Pomona High School. Janssen, a junior CIS major with a percussion minor, hails from Ottawa High School. Alpha Delta Kappa Sigma Chapter marks October as ADK Month. The chapter supports scholarships, community programs, and Hope House food closet donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Mudhenke
Pomona
Gary
Jacque Mudhenke
Pittsburg State University
Pomona High School
John Paul Janssen
Ottawa
Keith
Barbara Janssen
PSU
Ottawa High
Ben
Alpha Delta Kappa
ADK
Letha Figgins
Sigma
Hope House
Prairie can curb warming via farming but gains uncertain
Kansas State researchers led by Rice Clinton Owensby tested prairie and no till farming to absorb carbon. They found prairie stored about 10 percent more soil carbon with limited stomatal water loss, suggesting farming methods could impact global warming though international obligations and public belief remain uncertain.
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Pat Roberts
Bill Clinton
United States
John Harrington
Kansas State
Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas
K-State
Rice
Clinton Owensby
Range Management Research Agronomist
Oth
Ers
Flint Hills
Owensby
Wiley and The Wild West Coming to Ottawa Auditorium
Wiley and The Wild West, popular on the Grand Ole Opry with over 40 appearances, will perform at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on Saturday, Nov. 6. Tickets are 16 and 14 for adults with under 18 at half price, available at the auditorium, Budge's Sports Center, or by phone.
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Ylie
Wild West
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Grand Ole Opry
Bob Whittaker
Wylie
Ottawa
Wylie & the
CMT
TNN
Australia
Europe
Canada
Budge's Sports Center
OMA
Cook’s Service
Midwest Cabinet Co
Akita rescue couple receives mobile home aid
The Longs who run a dog rescue near Williamsburg care for 19 Akitas in large outdoor pens and own six of their own. Kaw Valley Home Sales donated a secondhand 14 by 70 foot mobile home valued at 2000 to 3000 dollars to provide shelter and a warmer setup as they expand the rescue. Susie and Randy Long, who took over the shelter in 1995, say their monthly dog food bills reach about 800 dollars and that their mission fuels their tough life with dogs.
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Kaw Valley Home Sales
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Longs
Jack Lacy
Maryan Shumway
Louisburg
Miyagi
Kansas City
Suzie
Salon Design
Westport
Susie Long
Randy Long
Williamsburg
Lathrop
Learjet Crash Over South Dakota Kills All Five
An untracked Learjet departed Orlando bound for Dallas, lost radio contact near Gainesville, and crashed in South Dakota with five aboard. Officials fear golfer Payne Stewart may be among victims as survival is ruled impossible. Florida officials confirmed no survivors and the state governor cautioned the crash was fatal. The pilotless jet reportedly suffered pressurization failure amid hours of uncontrolled flight.
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South Dakota
Payne Stewart
Bee Stewart
Springfield
Bill Jankson
Ottawa area hospital notes and sheriff police brief
The Daily Report records admissions and discharges from Ottawa with names Marjorie Clark Joseph Petty and Vikki Mundy plus a birth to Vikki Mundy and Robert Mundy. It also lists arrests for DUI possession and warrants in Johnson County and other local incidents including thefts, domestic battery, and accidents with names, ages, addresses, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Clark
Joseph Petty
Ottawa
Vikki Mundy
Garnett
Jennifer Markus
Hattie Houk
Della Schoonover
Liz Beatty
Vikki
Robert Mundy
Sheriff's News
Bryan Michael Perry
Indiana Terrace
William David Hale
Walton
John Brown Road
Jessica A. Shenk
Highway 59
Johnson County
Christopher Michael Allan
Williamsburg
California Road
North East Avenue
Allan
Leonard Aaron Miller
Louisiana Terrace
Sheriff's Department
Tiffany Louise Perry
Gardner
Mark A. Clevenger
South Main
Perry
Amy Weigand
Highway 50
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Weigand
Clevenger
Angela Green
S. Oak
David Brooks
Patrick J. McCallop
Kansas City
Kan
15Th
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Alftic
Janssen
Paget
Wiley and the Wild West
Chuck Berry
Ion
Montana
Brooks and Dunn
Merle Haggard
Wiley
Randy
Orlando
Fla
Dallas
Gainesville, Fla
the Daily Report
Brian Randall Lansbury
Burrough
Powhattan
Main
Suspi
Cion
Dui
Glen D. Cary II
Natalie J. Devin
East Eighth
April K. Brown
Oak
Milton Drew Hobbs Jr
Tecumseh
East Ninth Mobile Home Community
S. Lincoln
James Charles Strickler
Rockville
Peoples National Bank & Trust
S. Princeton
Village Inn
S. Main
Shelly D. Moore
Wellsville High School
Walnut
17Th
Vermont Road
Rantoul
Lonnie J. Reed
Wellsville
Rock Creek Road
N. Mulberry
West A. Pomona
North Mulberry
North Oak
Tennessee Terrace
Peoria
Wellsville Manor
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