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Recent News...
Home & Business Expo
Nearly 30 businesses were on hand to promote their products at our 3rd annual Home & Business Expo.
Thank you to our sponsors: City of Osawatomie, First Option Bank, Life Care Center of Osawatomie, Osawatomie Journal, Associates in Family Care-Osawatomie, Osawatomie Graphic, and Osawatomie Chamber of Commerce.
Turn on your speakers and click the Play button to view a slideshow.
Donkey Basketball was a huge success. Many people attended and joined in the fun. Thanks to the participants, sponsors and spectators for supporting this fundraiser. Nearly $5,000 was raised for the new scoreboard at OHS! It was the 2nd most profitable DonkeyBall game in the company's history!
Heather Wilson of Louisburg compiled this video scrapbook of the county's history to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the county being renamed from Lykins County. It features information about each community. (Osawatomie info begins at 8:50)
Miami County 150 Year Video Scrapbook
2012 Annual Dinner Recap
The Annual Dinner was held in Osawatomie High School Cafeteria on October 18th. We had just over 90 people in attendance. New Board Members were introduced, and we were proud to announce Margaret Hays as our 2012 Citizen of the Year. Nominated by Karen LaDuex, Margaret is a great representative and strong representative for our community. She is well deserving of this award. Congratulations to Margaret!
Wayne Simien, former KU and Miami Heat NBA Player entertained us with his inspirational message about being a person of influence in the community and stewardship. His mix of humor, inspiration, and reference to his strong faith made for a very inspirational message. He used Popeye as an example, speaking about realizing what your discontent is in your life and taking the first step to be the change you want to see. I can't speak for everyone, but I know I left that night wanting to strive to be a better person!