Osawatomie’s Lights on the Lake will be patriotic party
OSAWATOMIE – Games, fireworks, food and music will highlight this year’s Lights on the Lake event.
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Car enthusiasts explore vintage models during Paola Heartland Car Show
PAOLA - JR Griswold showed off his 1955 Chevy Belair Gasser named “Hell and Back” at the Paola Heartland Car Show.
Miami County ballots will feature multiple contested races
The June 2 candidate filing deadline has passed, and multiple new faces have thrown their hats into the ring in local races.
School board candidate questions proposed classroom visits
PAOLA – Paola school board members, during their June 9 meeting, discussed the possibility of visiting classrooms while teachers are instructing, and school board candidate Scott Shappell has spoken out against the proposal.
Class of ‘75 takes center stage during Paola alumni weekend
PAOLA – The Paola High School gymnasium was like a time machine during the annual alumni luncheon Saturday, June 7, transporting grown men and women back to their teenage years.
Paola Heartland Car Show set for Saturday
PAOLA — The 23rd annual Paola Heartland Car Show will take place on Paola’s Park Square and its surrounding streets Saturday, June 14.
Louisburg Fishing Derby set for June 14
LOUISBURG — Anglers under age 16 will want to grab their fishing pole and head to Louisburg City Lake for the 29th annual Louisburg Fishing Derby on Saturday, June 14.
Morgan retiring after more than 42 years of teaching at LHS
LOUISBURG - Jim Morgan was just a young graduate from Kansas State University in January 1983 when he was offered the job of agriculture teacher and FFA advisor at Louisburg High School.
Advance voting ongoing for Osawatomie school bond
OSAWATOMIE – The fate of Osawatomie USD 367’s proposed $20.05 million bond will be determined by voters, but they don’t have to wait until the June 3 election day to cast their ballots.
Students make hygiene kits as service project
PAOLA – Uprooted families and people in need across the globe will receive 150 hygiene kits thanks to the work of a group of Paola Middle School students who decided to take on the service project.