Purchasing Perfect Details Salon was leap of faith for owner
SPRING HILL – Molly Strubbe went from being a nurse to staying home with her children to becoming a business owner after purchasing Perfect Details Salon in Spring Hill.
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PHS seniors receive more than $350,000 in scholarships
PAOLA – A record high amount of scholarship money was awarded to Paola High School seniors during the school’s annual scholarship awards night Wednesday, April 23.
Osawatomie celebrates ‘Meet Me at Midnight’ prom
OSAWATOMIE – The sport coats and jackets were out as students, family and friends gathered at John Brown Memorial Park for prom pictures Saturday, April 26.
Kansas Tourism officials pay a visit to Osawatomie
OSAWATOMIE – Kansas Tourism employees Kevin Crockett and Mona Carver jokingly came up with the idea of a cross-state road trip last fall.
Pedal car races coming to Paola
PAOLA – The first ever Paola Pedal Car Races & Kid Entrepreneur Fair is set to take place Sunday, April 27, on Paola’s Park Square.
USD 367 to host community meeting to discuss bond proposal
OSAWATOMIE – USD 367 voters are invited to a Community Conversations event Wednesday, April 23, to learn more about the school district’s proposed $20.05 million bond.
Paola High School newspaper earns top All-Kansas rating
PAOLA – The Reporter, the school newspaper produced by Paola High School students, recently earned the highest rating of All-Kansas from the Kansas Scholastic Press Association (KSPA).
Paola teams compete in state KidWind competition
PAOLA – Two Paola teams recently fared well at the Kansas KidWind Challenge in Salina, and the fifth-grade team qualified for the World KidWind Challenge in May.
Oz Mart gives Osawatomie residents local option for groceries
OSAWATOMIE – Stepping into the new Oz Mart is like taking a trip back in time for Osawatomie resident Kathy Baldwin.
Safe Zones debate continues at Paola school board meeting
PAOLA – A group of Paola High School students attended the Paola School board meeting April 14 and for the fourth straight month asked school board members to reverse a decision to remove rainbow-colored Safe Zone signs at the high school.