Thursday Jun 25 | Osawatomie Graphic
Although most children visit the library to check out books or attend special events during the summer, not all kids are able to work around the library's schedule.
Musical Storyteller Coming Thursday
Percussionist and storyteller Cory Hills, who creates originally composed music suitable for all ages, will perform a oeThe Percussive Art of Storytellinga at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Swan Room at the LaCygne Library, at 2:45 p.m. in the Linn County Park, small shelter house, and at 4 p.m. in the Linn Valley Lakes club house.
Linn Valley moving forward with plans for services
Members of the Linn Valley Council and the Linn Valley Property Owners Association met on Wednesday, June 3, to review work to date on providing water and sewer services to the citizens of Linn Valley.
June Wedding Planned In Hillsdale
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McDougal announce the engagement of their daughter, Jenny Lucille McDougal, to Craig William Tennis, all of Osawatomie.
Allegations made that S.O. is uncooperative
Serious allegations regarding the conduct of the Sheriff's Office were made at the Monday meeting of the Linn County Commissioners.
Police Chief James Dean will have to wait a bit longer before a final decision is made regarding his request for a taser gun to be added to the department's defense equipment.
For the second time, members of the La Cygne City Council tabled a request by Police Chief James Dean to purchase a Taser, indicating they dona t necessarily see the weapon as a required tool of the police department.
Jerry Moore stood next to the bread display in Julie's Thriftway on Friday afternoon, inspecting a loaf of pumpernickel.
Sanctioned by the state as an official city in November 1998, Linn Valley formed its first official city council in April 1999.
Linn County emergency services personnel are requesting a little help from residents in locating their homes.
Many City Seats Up For Grabs In Linn County
Primary elections may not be necessary March 3 in Linn County. With a noon deadline Jan.
Year in review, #5: Sales Tax Voted Down
The majority of Linn County Voters said a oenoa in November to a 1 percent sales tax increase.
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