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Ottawa University freshmen Cole Meeks, left, and Morgan Beckler browse fair trade products for sale Wednesday afternoon at Ottawa University, 1001 S. Cedar St., Ottawa.

Ottawa University football players celebrate their 40-34 victory over Hastings College Saturday night after the end of the opening game of the 2009 NAIA Football Championship Series at Ottawa University.

Home : Politics : Top diplomat denies torture allegations Top diplomat denies torture allegations Viewer CTV News Channel: David Mulroney testifies, part one Ottawa's former top diplomat in Afghanistan denies allegations that his office tried to cover up reports on the detainee torture issue at a commons special committee on Afghanistan.

Sewing at home may be seen by some as a dying art, but that didna t stop Jenny Obrecht from pursuing her dream of opening her own fabric and needlework store.

Some college students are dealing with more than just finals as the semester wraps up.

Members of the Ottawa Suzuki Strings - a musical institute of young violinists, violists and cellists - are hoping to have a little more jingle in their step this holiday season.

A prisoner leans against an entrance to the wing where political prisoners are kept at Sarposa prison in Kandahar, Afghanistan.

Continuing on its commitment to advance geographic information systems in education, ESRI Canada today announced the Canadian institutions selected to receive awards through the ESRI Canada Scholarship Award Program.

Lonnie Cooper, the lawyer, argued for civil rights. Lonnie Cooper, the college executive, teaches civil rights.

WICHITA a ' The Ottawa University mena TMs cross-country team finished sixth and the women were eighth Saturday in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference meet at Lake Afton in Wichita.

Brad Spencer, rural Franklin County, drives a combine last month at his family's farm.

WICHITA a ' A cold shooting second half led to Ottawa University womena TMs basketball teama TMs 61-47 loss Saturday to Central Methodist at the Friends Classic.

Called Operation Portland, the six-month drug sting has had an impact on the city's hard-core drug trade in crack cocaine, Dilaudid and OxyContin.

Published online 11/6/2009 7:37 AM Morning Blend: News from around the state Compiled by Edie Ross - The Hutchinson News - eross@hutchnews.com High School teacher charged with felony theft The Garden City Telegram A Spanish teacher at Garden City High School has been charged with three counts of felony theft for allegedly stealing three IBM ...

About 420,000 people received the fall issue of The Modern Woodmen magazine, which featured local Ottawa resident Dale Pearson.

Dennis Tyner wants Ottawa University to be an open and welcoming community. One thata s understanding and appreciative of differences.

Working adults looking to finish their college degrees may soon have another option in the area.

The ESU Foundation is looking to the future, and with the help of a new chief development officer, the outlook is bright.

Ottawa University freshmen Cody Larson, center, and Tyler Christianson show Ottawa Middle School seventh graders Brandon Nanninga, left, and Sam White, not pictured, around the Ottawa University book store Friday afternoon during a tour of campus.

LEAVENWORTH a ' The Ottawa University volleyball team fell in four games Wednesday to Saint Mary in Leavenworth.