River Run Oil Marais Auto Show Lures Ottawa Crowd
The Ole Marais River Run opens in Ottawa with Forest Park and downtown displays, celebrating 1960s nostalgia through restored cars and live retro music by Les Glenn's Rock and Roll TJ Show. Attendance grows with family activities, free rides, and crafts, as organizers report threefold entry increases.
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Habitat for Humanity open house Sunday in Ottawa Ohio
Franklin County Habitat for Humanity invites the community to a 3 p.m. open house at 730 S Elm to dedicate a rehab project becoming home for Cindy Nauetto and her son Scott. The event features prayer, refreshments, and an update on two local builds partnered with Brethren Church.
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Horseshoe Journey thanks sponsors and volunteers
The organizers thank sponsors including Peoples National Bank Instrust Bank Team Bank Kansas State Bank Performance Automotive and many local businesses for a successful horseshoe pitching tournament plus a special thanks to Adell and snack bar volunteers.
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Croucher Abstract
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Bloomin' Florist
Chris' Corner
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Cornerstone Book Store
Norris Insurance
Sutton Jewlry
Budges Sports Center
Classic Oak Furniture
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Mine Creek battle gains funding and revival work near Pleasanton
A Kansas foundation, KU and Geological Survey researchers push Mine Creek Civil War site restoration with nearly 1 million in grants and donations. Plans include 600 surrounding acres, period buildings, and outdoor classrooms at Fort Leavenworth staff schools use this site as a learning lab. The effort highlights a pivotal cavalry clash that helped end resistance west of the Mississippi.
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Oppose Federal Hate Crimes Legislation in Defense of Equality
Opinion argues against the federal hate crimes bill, contending it intrudes on local law enforcement and creates a privileged class of victims. It warns the measure threatens free speech and could lead to hate speech laws, arguing equality before the law and First Amendment protections.
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