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Osawatomie maintenance crews will have things a little easier this summer, thanks to the help of young workers from a state labor program.
Offices will Close For Holiday Weekend
The Fourth of July falls on Saturday, which means many businesses are closed that day,A and some will close early Friday in the observance of the holiday.
Cases Of H1N1 Confirmed in Crawford and Miami Counties
Cases of the 2009 H1N1 influenza A virus has been confirmed in a Crawford County adult and a Miami County child.
Monument Recalls Trail Of Death
Osawatomie's citizens and their guests gathered to dedicate the Trail of Death Monument at the Land Office at 222 Sixth St.
Visitors Experience Lone Ranger
The words have become a part of American culture, even for those who dona t remember turning on the radio to catch the latest adventure of the masked hero or flipping on the television to see Clayton Moore hop on his trusty horse, Silver, alongside his loyal partner, Tonto.
Freedom Fest on deck for next weekend
Family fun is in the works for July 4, when Louisburg's annual Freedom Fest makes a return appearance.
College students graduate, earn honors
A Louisburg student was among more than 600 students at Emporia State University to be named to the schoola s 2009 spring semester honor roll.
Dive crews found the body of a 59-year-old Garnett man inside a truck submerged in the Marais des Cygnes River on Thursday morning after receiving reports of the vehicle crashing into the water along U.S. Highway 169 just north of Osawatomie.
Christmas in October is in the fall, but the deadline is coming soon. In late September and early October, volunteers will help rehabilitate homes for low income, elderly and disabled homeowners.
Last Ounce of Courage' premieres in Paola
Paola residents got a chance to see familiar businesses, restaurants, landmarks - even themselves - on the big screen Sunday during three special showings of the movie "Last Ounce of Courage." The film, which was shot in Paola last summer, is a holiday-themed Christian movie about a small-town mayor who is fed up with the political correctness of ...
Crews Pull Driver's Body from River
OSAWATOMIE, Kan. a ' The driver of a pickup truck was killed early Thursday morning when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a river.
Body, submerged truck recovered in Marais des Cygnes
Dive crews found a body and a truck submerged in the Marais des Cygnes River after receiving reports of the vehicle crashing into the water along U.S. Highway 169 just north of Osawatomie on Thursday morning.
Open House To Mark 50th Anniversary
Charlie and Judy York of Spring Hill will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house reception hosted by their children at 2 p.m. June 20 in building No.
City, RWD No. 2 mull over ruling
The Kansas Supreme Courta s recent overturning of District Judge Richard M. Smitha s ruling on a territorial dispute between Louisburg and Miami County Rural Water District No.
A day spent exploring in Paola
Giggly women filled all but two tables at Molly's Table Cafe, 117 South Pearl St., Thursday morning.
Bike Across Kansas will reach Miami County this weekend
Miami County retail businesses and restaurants may have a busy night Friday when 850 bicyclists are scheduled to pedal into town during their final stop in the annual Biking Across Kansas event.
The city of Spring Hill is accepting two applications for positions on the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Community newspapers are in our blood. My grandfather worked for a community paper for more than four decades, and Ia TMve been at it now for 21 years.
Aquatic Center plat approved by city council
Final plans for the Spring Hill Aquatic Center were approved by city officials Thursday.
Mayor Will Become Franklin County's New Appraiser
The Franklin County Commission has tapped Osawatomie's Philip Dudley to be the county's new appraiser.