County Comment – Garage Sales
County Comment is provided for comments on any topic of interest to people who live in Osage County, Kansas. Welcomed on County Comment are thank you notes, fundraisers, events, opinions, news tips, sales of personal items, garden vegetables, or garage and yard sales. If you think Osage County should know about it, post it here!
County Comment is pretty simple: Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.
- Garage sale ads – include times and dates of your sale, street address, city, or contact information. A listing of items may be included. Ads should be for sales in Osage County or nearby towns. Ads will be removed after the sale date has past.
- Ads and comments will be reviewed before published and will not appear immediately.
- Businesses are asked to contact Osage County News for local online advertising options, news@osagecountyonline.com or 785-828-4994.
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From the Friends of the Osage City Public Library:
Do you give gift certificates or gift cards for gifts? Would you like to help the Friends of the Osage City Public Library with a fundraiser to help fund the 2024 Summer Library Program? The Friends have been selling gift cards to local businesses for over 10 years. You get the face value of the cards and the businesses give the Friends a percentage of what is sold. The gift cards are the same that you would purchase at the stores, you just don't have to drive all over getting them. It's a win-win for everyone. Stop by the library today and pick up the order form. Orders are due Dec. 2, 2023. The Friends accept cash, check and credit cards.
Jeanette Stromgren
Osage City Public Library
515 Main St., Osage City, KS 66523
785-528-3727 http://www.osagecitylibrary.org
Greetings,
I would like to thank those that assisted with the 2023 Fall Festival Event. I felt that the community attendance and participation was exceptional considering the cold, windy weather and is the beginning of a growing event for the Chamber.
Thank you for your support and participation.
Jeanette Swarts, Executive Director
Osage City Chamber of Commerce
What is up with the vehicle department in Lyndon? People over 62 can not renew their driver's license online and most of the age group is living on Social Security and we have to drive to Topeka to get are license renewed? Is this what our taxes go for service in our county?
Osage City Chamber: Thanks for the fireworks
The Osage City Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous donations for the community fireworks celebration, held July 21, 2023: AG Choice, AuBurn Pharmacy, Bank of Burlingame, Bank of Osage City, City of Osage City, Edward Jones Investments, First National Bank, H&H Appraisal, Harmon Dental, ICT Insurance, JAG Trucking, LLC, Jerry’s Thriftway, Jodi Lohmeyer-Stark Agency, Kirk Bath Farm Bureau Financial, Landmark National Bank, McCoy’s RadioShack, Marilynn’s Restaurant, Miller Elevator, ORBIS, Osage Building Materials, Osage City Chamber of Commerce, Osage City Kiwanis Club, Osage City Lions Club, Osage City Municipal Golf Course, Osage City Area Community Foundation, Osage County Herald-Chronicle, Peterson Assisted Living, Porter Cattle Co, Quality Built Construction, The Body Shop, Casey and Cheryl Mussatto, Rod and Kim Bergquist, Dan and Linda Mollnow, Richard and Jeanette Swarts, Larry and Jeannine Colstrom, Michael and Darlene Biddle, Shirley Smulling, Wayne Wischropp. The event could not be held without your participation and support.
Your donations helped the Chamber host a spectacular fireworks event that was enjoyed by everyone.
Why are we being taxed if we have no road repair (which I understand that it is not the time of year to fix a road but it has never been fixed) a high water bill which includes repair and updates, no gas service, no fire plug, high speed internet which is also paid for by the consumer and mail service that needs to be looked at closely? Take a good look at 205th street entrance and the side of the road both are badly in need of fixing. We have one way in and one way out. We the people have to pay for tires that get ruined, security lights and animal control which I have asked for twice and with no response.