Resource Center for Independent Living, Inc. (Osage City) is seeking an energetic, positive, organized team member to fill our Case Manager position. Welcome and on-board new consumer customers while supporting them as they self-direct their home care services including the hiring, training and managing their home care workers plus other duties as assigned. Must have great customer service skills and be an excellent communicator especially by the telephone. This is a full-time, Monday-Friday position with competitive pay, health, dental and vision benefits, employer funded life insurance, 401 K Retirement Plan with generous match and bonus programs. Paid Time Off, ten paid holidays, private office, company vehicles and more. Driver’s License required. RCIL is a non-profit organization that provides programs and services for people with disabilities. Request an application or submit cover letter, resume and references to hr@rcilinc.org. Questions? Please call Becky Brewer or Deone Wilson at 785-528-3105. Qualified individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

We are looking for an individual with Agriculture experience to join our Overbrook location. The Ottawa Coop is a full-service organization supporting the local farmer’s operations which includes but not limited to: Feed, Fertilizer, Chemicals, Fuel, Grain, and Seed. This is a full-time position with full benefits which are listed below. Typical work schedule is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with weekends and extended hours during peak times of the year with overtime opportunities.

Job Type: Full-Time
Salary: $15-$20 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) Matching
• Dental Insurance
• Health Insurance
• Health savings account options
• Paid Time off
• Retirement Plan

Education:

• High school or equivalent (Preferred)

Experience

• Agriculture: 1 Year (Preferred)

License/Certification:

• Driver’s License (Required)

Complete application via online at ottawacoop.com or submit resume to ottawacoop@ottawacoop.com.

Marilynn’s Restaurant in Osage City is seeking a fulltime day shift cook and an evening server. Apply in person at 1216 Laing St. (east Highway 31) in Osage City.

Osage City Parks and Recreation is setting up for indoor fall sports, scheduling signup for youth basketball for third to sixth grade boys and girls. OCPR teams participate in the Scott Brown Youth Basketball League.

Youth Basketball
3rd-6th Grade Boys and Girls

OCPR teams participate in the Scott Brown Youth Basketball League. League divisions are single grades 3rd-6th grade for boys and girls. Team practice can begin the week of November 28, if a head coach has been assigned.

• SBBL Season, Saturdays, Jan. 7-Feb. 18.
• SBBL League Divisional Tournaments, Feb. 25.
• OCPR players receive a team uniform (jersey and shorts). Uniform is to be returned at the end of the season.
• Cost, $30. OCPR coach-player discount available and OCPR scholarship forms available.
• Signup deadline, November 7

OCPR Basketball – K-Ball and 1st/2nd grade information will be available in December.

See OCPR online at www.osagecity.com
*Click City Departments, then Parks & Recreation for program information,
printable signup forms, schedules and more!
Also visit Osage City on Facebook.

Osage City Parks and Recreation is setting up for youth volleyball camp in September and October. The camp, for third through sixth grade players, will teach the fundamentals of volleyball. See details below.

Youth Volleyball Camp

Open to all area 3rd-6th grade students. Players will learn the fundamentals of volleyball.

• Camp format – one hour skill camp, 30 minutes team court time.
• Camp location – OCHS Gym.
• Camp dates – Sept. 21, 28 and Oct. 5, 12; all sessions are 6-7:30 p.m.
• Each camper receives a shirt.

Cost – $20 per player. Checks payable to OCHS Volleyball.

Signup deadline, Sept. 16.

It’s hot and Osage City Aquatic Center is open for cooling off this summer with water aerobics, swim lessons, or just soaking in the refreshing pool. Activities are also heating up for Osage City Parks and Recreation, as it’s time to gear up for youth football and youth golf, with deadlines getting closer. See details below.

Summer is here and Osage City Parks and Recreation is lining up some fun for the season. The Osage City Aquatic Center is open for cooling off or to participate in swim lessons or other activities at the pool. In addition, the aquatic center is offering a Fourth of July swim with free admission 1-5 p.m. on the holiday. Other upcoming activities include youth golf camp and youth football camp.

City of Osage City
American and Union Cemeteries

Decorations placed upon graves will be removed 15 days following Decoration Day of each year. After this date any decorations that remain will be removed by cemetery staff.

Flowers which are placed in urns which are part of a headstone and are embedded in a concrete base may be permitted at all times.

For more information, contact Osage City Hall at 785-528-3714, 201 S. Fifth St., PO Box 250, Osage City, KS 66523.

The City of Osage City will allow the burning of grass, weeds, leaves, small limbs and small branches in waterways, yards, gardens, and fence lines, which shall be permitted between the days of Wednesday, March 9, 2022 through Tuesday, May 31, 2022, provided conditions are favorable; the County does not have a burn ban in place; wind speed is not more than 10 MPH; a water hose is securely fastened to an operable water faucet, and the length of the hose available is sufficient to reach the area where the controlled burn is occurring; no fire is left unattended; and no burning is to be performed on or intersect the sidewalks, streets or gutters of City streets.

For more information, call Osage City Hall at 785-528-3714.

Spring is here and Osage City Parks and Recreation is blooming with activities that will get underway as soon as the water starts to warm up. The Osage City Aquatic Center, including swim team, swim lessons, and water aerobics, and youth golf and youth football camp are on the roster.

Osage City Parks and Recreation is counting on summer finally getting here, scheduling lifeguard and water safety instructor certification. Also announced are swim team tryouts and swim camp. The change of seasons also means spring baseball is upcoming, beginning with OCPR Tee-Ball for younger players.

Osage City Parks and Recreation is accepting signups for K-ball and first and second grade basketball. These programs are for boys and girls and teach basketball fundamentals.

K-Ball
Pre-K & Kindergarten Basketball (Coed)

K-Ball is an instructional program for Pre-K and Kindergarten boys and girls. The program is designed to teach basketball fundamentals, shooting, passing, and dribbling.

• Sundays, Jan. 9-Feb. 13 (skip Feb. 6).
• 5-6 p.m. at Osage City MS/HS gyms.
• Players receive a shirt and participation award.
• $20 per player.

Signup deadline – Jan. 7

1st and 2nd Grade Basketball (Coed)

The program is designed to teach basketball fundamentals, shooting, passing, and dribbling, plus good sportsmanship through team practice and game play.

• Sundays, Jan. 9-Feb. 13 (skip Feb. 6).
• 6-7pm, Osage City ES/MS Gyms
• Boys practice (ES Gym)
• Girls practice (MS Gym)
• Players receive a shirt and participation award.
• $20 per player.

Signup deadline – Jan. 7

Signup deadline is near for Osage City Parks and Recreation youth basketball. Youth basketball is for third through sixth grade boys and girls, and teams compete in the Scott Brown Youth Basketball League. The OCPR parks advisory board is also seeking applicants to fill three at-large board positions. See details below.

Youth Basketball
Third-sixth grade boys and girls

OCPR teams participate in the Scott Brown Youth Basketball League. League divisions are single grades 3rd-6th grade for boys and girls.

• Team practice can begin the week of Nov. 29, if a head coach has been assigned.
• SBBL Season, Saturdays, Jan. 8-Feb. 19.
• SBBL League Divisional Tournaments, Feb. 26.
• OCPR players receive a team uniform (jersey and shorts), uniform is to be returned at the end of the season.
• Cost $30

Signup deadline Nov. 8.

OCPR coach-player discount available and OCPR scholarship forms available.

OCPR Basketball, K-Ball and 1st/2nd grade information will be available in December.

Parks Advisory Board Openings

OCPR is accepting applicants to fill three at-large advisory board positions.

• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• Must reside within the USD 420 School District.
• Meetings are the third Thursday of each month.
• Complete a Citizen’s Board Application; it can be picked up at Osage City Hall or sent out upon request. Return the Citizen’s Board Application to Osage City Hall or to Recreation Director Corey Linton.
• The board position is a two-year term, with an option of up to two consecutive renewals.
• Open until filled.

Questions, contact Corey Linton, rec@osagecity.com or 785-528-4610.

Osage City Parks and Recreation has scheduled youth basketball for third to sixth grade boys and girls; signup deadline Nov. 8. More information will be available soon for K-Ball and first and second grade basketball.

Fall is here and Osage City Parks and Recreation is gearing up for fall youth sports – volleyball camp will start up in October, and youth football day is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 2, 2021, at Osage City High School football field. See details below: