Princeton News

Deer and weather have kept local law enforcement busy with several wrecks and incidents early this week.

The season of giving sometimes turns into the season of taking. Local law enforcement say the holiday season can be a prime time for theft.

Hosting a foreign exchange student in rural Franklin County was an experience for Misty and Mike Wheeler, Princeton.

With a little help from some friends, Franklin County has a new 4-H club. About 15 members of the Rantoul Record Breakers 4-H Club elected officers Nov.

Damage was over $1000 report taken. Accident occurred in the 300 block of Galveston in Princeton.

Ottawa Fire Department 09/22/2009 12:38:00 2101 S PRINCETON RD 311 Medical assist, assist EMS c Total Incident Count 1 Daily Booking Activity Report 09/22/2009 10:39 Hutchison, Sean Patrick 4243 HAMILTON TER Rantoul, KS 66079 Age: 28 Arrest Traffic: Accident with damage Battery; Agg Assault; Agg Disorderly Conduct Criminal Damage;Misc 09/22/2009 ...

Once is good, but twice is better. Ottawa landed on the latest a oe8 Wonders of Kansasa twice.

Summer storms still are wreaking havoc on county roads. Just ask area residents who are waiting to have roads near their homes repaired.

Loss estimated at $1,000. See Document 305 S MAIN ST 08/27/2009 10:06:25 Arrest 32 YOA Nathan Sabata from Quenemo, KS was arrest on FRCO warrant 07CR429.

Pauline Pool, left, Mary Ellis, center, and Donna Koontz, all members of the Osa-Lane Stitchers Quilt Guild, register quilts Wednesday afternoon at Lane United Methodist Church, Fifth and Oak streets, Lane.

Pauline Pool, left, Mary Ellis, center, and Donna Koontz, all members of the Osa-Lane Stitchers Quilt Guild, register quilts Wednesday afternoon at Lane United Methodist Church, Fifth and Oak streets, Lane.

A drawing from an old Central Heights yearbook depicts the school district's facility from the air not long after construction.

As she travels from place to place, Nellie Davis meets people. She meets customers looking for perfumes and lotions, others searching for shoes or jewelry.

Most photos and videos of tornadoes don't give you much of a sense of scale, but this picture, taken near Princeton, Kan., this week, shows just how tiny some tornadoes can be --- from a distance.

Alan Radcliffe first heard about the storm on a weather radio. Radcliffe, Franklin County emergency management director, said a report from the National Weather Service Saturday evening warned him of an approaching threat to Franklin County.

Bond 500.00 C/S 1307 E 15 ST 06/02/2009 17:50:38 Medical Paul F Thommen 54, Ottawa was found deceased in his home of natural causes.