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Blue Mound •
La Cygne •
Linn Valley •
Mound City (county seat) •
Parker •
Pleasanton •
Prescott
Population: 10,036 (2026)
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Holidays
President’s Day – Leadership Quotes to Live By
President’s Day is a United States federal holiday and is celebrated on the third Monday in February. The President’s Day holiday was originally to honor President George Washington and was known as “Washington’s Birthday”; however, CONTINUE READING …
Government
Culvert work begins on K-52
A contractor will replace a box culvert under K-52 in Linn County starting the week of Feb. 16, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation. The box culvert for Little Sugar Creek drainage is about CONTINUE READING …
Business
Supporting Local Matters in Linn County
In Linn County, supporting local businesses, organizations, and neighbors is more than a feel-good idea—it’s an investment in the community we call home. When residents choose to shop, eat, and hire locally, the benefits ripple CONTINUE READING …
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Holidays
President’s Day – Leadership Quotes to Live By
President’s Day is a United States federal holiday and is celebrated on the third Monday in February. The President’s Day holiday was originally to honor President George Washington and was known as “Washington’s Birthday”; however, CONTINUE READING …
Government
Culvert work begins on K-52
A contractor will replace a box culvert under K-52 in Linn County starting the week of Feb. 16, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation. The box culvert for Little Sugar Creek drainage is about CONTINUE READING …
Business
Supporting Local Matters in Linn County
In Linn County, supporting local businesses, organizations, and neighbors is more than a feel-good idea—it’s an investment in the community we call home. When residents choose to shop, eat, and hire locally, the benefits ripple CONTINUE READING …
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