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Festival Spotlights Statehood
Saturday offered a mix of food, fun and facts at Osawatomie High School, and visitors...
Annual Derby Draws Crowd
Eager fans poured through the doors hours before the first cars left the starting...
Parade Extols State History
The halls of Trojan Elementary School were briefly transformed into a parade route...
Employee Board Formed
Taking the next step in the city’s move away from a unionized work force, the Osawatomie...
Recycling Cost May Be Mandatory
As city officials continued discussion about a potential citywide curbside recycling...
Grimes Second In Home Tournament
Zack Grimes had blood rushing down his face after going for a takedown against Blue...
Sumrall, Shelby To Take Part In Signing
Ken Sumrall and Derrick Shelby are two of many greats who have stepped onto the hardwoods...
Third-Quarter Woes Doom JV Boys In Loss
The Osawatomie High School boys’ junior varsity basketball team kept pace with...
Trojans Sixth In Louisburg
The defense for the Osawatomie girls’ basketball team kept an athletic Harrisonville,...
Slammers Take To Court For Tournament
The volleyballs were flying Sunday as the Junior Slammers, an Osawatomie-based volleyball...
Dropping Block Schedule Allows More Flexibility
Several changes were approved at the Osawatomie USD 367 Board of Education meeting...
Hunke Already Working In Career
Osawatomie High School co-valedictorian and Governor’s Scholar Dakota Hunke also...
Fine Arts Students Host Evening
Osawatomie fine-arts students were honored at an awards event that was followed by...
Musicians Present Spring Concert
At the fifth-grade vocal and band spring program on May 5, the band,led by Band director...
Senator Apple Visits Head Start
“Where do balloons go when you let them go free? It can happen by accident. It...
Couple To Exchange Vows March 27
Jon and Gayla Messenger of Freeman, Kan., announce the engagement and upcoming marriage...
Wanda June Ross
Wanda June Ross, 89, Fort Scott, formerly of Blue Mound, died Feb. 1, 2010, at Prescott...
Richard G. Conley
1920-2010 Richard G. Conley, 89, Overland Park, died Jan. 29, 2010. Known as...
James "Jim" Hardesty
1959-2010 James “Jim” Hardesty, 50, Paola, formerly of Parker, died Jan. 28,...
Bell, McCord To Wed In June
Tony and Tammy Bell of Osawatomie announce the engagement and approaching marriage...
Free Soil Advocates A Complex Group
Osawatomie’s early settlers were a complex group of people with a variety of philosophies...
Recycling Effort Is All Or Nothing
As anyone who has attended any number of recent city council meetings could tell...
Nice Honor For Grimes At Tourney
Zack Grimes stood near an entrance on the northwest corner inside Osawatomie High...
Family Has Long Scouting History
It’s February, when, among other things, we celebrate Boy Scout Month. It seems...
Soil Sampling – Part One
While we’ve just spent the better part of a month covered up with snow, we shouldn’t...
