Trunk or Treat will be Tuesday, Oct. 31st at 6:30pm. This year there is a NEW route which starts at the "Haunted Library". Please read the flyer below so you will be able to help your kids follow the route.  Hopefully this will help with congestion and let the line move a little quiicker. See you there!

This years City Election is Nov. 7th. Registered voters will be selecting  three City Council positions.  Four candidates are seeking office. Two are incumbents, David Newby and Scott Grassl.  The other two  candidates, Bill Farris and Trenton Franklin are also seeking a positon.  Oct. 17th is the last day to register to vote. You can also register to vote on-line at the KDOR website. 

Well the citizen's of Oswego called upon their Pioneer roots and powered on through a rainy evening to celebrate well the 150th birthday of their town. KOAM Channel 7 was there and did a very nice job of reporting the event. Although the weather caused a few changes in the schedule of events many stayed and enjoyed the very special evening.

WELCOME!

Oswego, the Labette County seat, is located at the intersection of Highways 59/160, on a bluff overlooking the Neosho River Valley.  Oswego was fortunate that a group of pioneer ladies had a vision, and purchased acreage along the bluff that is now Historical Riverside Park, our hidden gem.  Over 80 acres of beautifully landscaped park includes a large public swimming pool, playground equipment, shelter houses, 10,000 s.f. community center, tennis courts, basketball court, RV park, ball fields, and home of the Labette County Fairgrounds. It is the perfect location for family reunions, weddings, company events and picnics, and other organized events.