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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 2014

Page

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Ottawa Beats Louisburg In Gridiron Clash

Ottawa triumphed over Louisburg in a football contest reported on Page 6, with both teams showcasing competitive play and key moments shaping the outcome.

Witness For The Prosecution staged by ACT Ottawa in Ottawa

Members of ACT Ottawa perform a courtroom scene from Agatha Christie's Witness For The Prosecution in the Franklin County Court house Ottawa. The play runs at 1 30 p m Saturday and 3 p m Sunday in the second floor courtroom of the courthouse.

ACT Ottawa Franklin County S. Main St Ottawa Kim Conard Cindy McCullough Lady Winifred Agatha Christie Clayton Broyles Leonard Vale John White Inspector Hearne Tim Conard Melissa Story

Ottawa Coop chief Adrian Derousseau to retire next month

After 37 years with Ottawa Cooperative Adrian Derousseau steps down as general manager at 302 North Main Street Ottawa. He joined as a department head for agronomy and plans to retire after a long career that began with a Kansas State University degree in agronomy and USDA work.

Ottawa Ottawa Cooperative Coop N. Main St Adrian Derousseau Odile Derousseau Ottawa Co-op Wichita Kansas State University U.S. Department of Agriculture

Price Chopper owner to relocate Ottawa store to larger site

Barry Queen owner of Queen's Price Chopper spoke at Neosho County Community College and announced plans to move his Ottawa store from 2138 S. Princeton Circle Drive to a 54,000 square foot Price Chopper and adjacent retail space at 1921 Princeton Circle Drive. The project includes a 320 space parking lot, landscaping, utilities, lighting, stormwater detention and the new 19th Street access between Orscheln Farm & Home and the supermarket.

Ottawa Price Chopper Barry Queen Queen Country Mart Neosho County Community College E. Logan St Paola His S. Princeton Circle Drive Princeton Circle Drive Orscheln Farm & Home S. Princeton St 19Th Street Orscheln

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