Osawatomie News

Osawatomie residents will get the opportunity to show their generous side this weekend.

Halloween is the time of year for kids to roam the streets, dressed in all manner of outfits and costumes.

Now in its second year at Trojan Elementary School and Swenson Early Childhood Education Center, the Watch D.O.G.S. program has been well received by parents and is nothing if not a success.

The Osawatomie Ministerial Alliance gathered the town's citizens together to rededicate the Old Stone Church on Sunday, July 14, 1963.

With today's busy schedules, coordinating an event for more than 100 Girl Scouts from troops across Northeast Kansas is never an easy task.

Kansas Day is back in Paola on Jan. 30 at the Paola National Guard Armory. The event will be in conjunction with the Paola Chamber of Commerce Business Expo.

History and theatrics mixed together Saturday as members of the Osawatomie High School forensics and debate teams helped channel the personas of some of Osawatomiea s most important historical figures at the fourth-annual Talking Tombstones event.

Students at Osawatomie High School traded their pencils and books for rakes and work gloves Oct.

Last Wednesday, Osawatomie High School students spread out across the community to lend a helping hand during the high schoola TMs annual Community Service day.

In a way, the G.R.A.D.E. Foundation is the fulfillment of a promise that Chad Mathis made to himself years ago.

Agricultural producers in Miami County find they have a lot of red tape to cut before they can complete building projects on agricultural land.

Bill Slayman has always liked diversity in his business ventures, and his latest endeavor is sure to keep customers in good spirits.

Their ears still ringing, Dalton Guilbeau, Austin Neal, Daniel Dorsett and Caleb Merson left the stage of The Granada Theater in Lawrence on Saturday evening thinking they had just completed one of their best performances to date.

Osawatomie USD 367 teachers and administrators have reason to be proud of their students, who have once again achieved the standard of excellence in multiple grade levels.

The fledgling John Brown Foundation has existed for less than a year, but it already has taken its first significant step by acquiring the original site of the Adair Cabin.

Five-year-old Andrew Reynolds stood in awe Saturday morning as he watched four members of the Osawatomie Fire Department tear apart a small, blue car.

When it rains in Osawatomie, Bill Hermreck and other residents along Brown Avenue on the west side of town don't just have puddles in front of their homes; they have small-scale rivers.

St. Philip Neri Catholic Church will put on its fall dinner and bazaar 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday.

The Osawatomie senior class of 1945 presented the play a oeGabriel Blow Your Horna , but the 1945 Osawatomie High School annual, Golden Treasures, reported more on the antics of the students involved than the play itself.A According to the annual, the performance was that classa last appearance.

Friday morning was just like any other morning for the Fenoughty family. Dennis, Tina, Cayley and Colby went through their normal routine and out the door.