“Are We There Yet? Let’s Check the Maps,” an antique map exhibit at the Mitchell County Historical Society Museum in Osage, has uncovered more than just maps.
On the last Wednesday of school in Osage, the flags flew half-staff at the front door. Another school shooting, this time in Texas.
At the Mitchell County Board of Supervisors meeting on May 24, Mitchell County Engineer Rich Brumm reported the apparent low bid for the Kirkwood Avenue project was from Heartland Asphalt out of Mason City for over $1.54 million, which was lower than the engineer’s estimate.
Middle school, as implied by its name, is for students who are not quite children anymore but who are not adults either. Many have minimal social skills only experience can teach. It is a pivot age.
A pool carnival and free swim day are coming to the Cedar River Complex Wellness Center and Aquatics Center.
The public is invited to a butterfly encounter tent at the Mitchell County Fairgrounds 4-H building in Osage from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, June 2.
For those planning to show animals at the Mitchell County Fair, exhibitors must be certified in Youth for the Quality Care of Animals. The exceptions are for dogs and horses.
For those planning to show animals at the Mitchell County Fair, exhibitors must be certified in Youth for the Quality Care of Animals. The exceptions are for dogs and horses.
MercyOne is encouraging students to get their physicals. Mitchell County Regional Health Center is an affiliate of MercyOne.
Several local students recently graduated from college and received academic honors.
The Osage Chamber of Commerce is inviting the public to grab their tribes for some Nashville vibes during the Mapleville event at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 11.
In June we will be celebrating our fathers. Fathers have a great influence on their children. Many fathers hope they make a lasting and positive influence on their children’s lives. Here is a story of just that.
Next week legislators head back to the Capitol. Much has been going on behind closed doors and without input from others. We hope to be able to vote for legislation that will be beneficial to all Iowans. Two Education bills, SF2369, private school vouchers and HF2577, the "education transpar…
Jane Bloomingdale is the right choice for Iowa farmers in the upcoming primary election for Iowa House. In her six years in the Statehouse, Rep. Bloomingdale has helped pass legislation that is good for rural Iowa like expanding access to biofuels, tax breaks for beginning farmers, and she w…
One thing I most appreciate about Rep. Jane Bloomingdale is her availability whether I am visiting with her at the state capital or during a weekend town hall event in her legislative district. Even when she is busy, she will take time to listen, ask relevant questions, and offer assistance …
Mitchell County will have a full complement of ceremonies as part of the Memorial Day weekend.
The musical Mamma Mia! has led Osage students to a bigger stage.
On May 16, the Osage Community School Board discussed the exempt salary proposal for Osage Superintendent Barb Schwamman.
Superintendents from the Top of Iowa Conference met on May 18 and announced that an offer was made to the Osage Community School District to move from the TIC East to the TIC West beginning in the 2023-2024 school year.
The Osage Public Library will be offering the several Summer Library Programs (SLP), Read beyond the Beaten Path.
State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald is reminding Iowans in Mitchell County there are only a few days left to register for this year's College Savings Iowa 529 Day Giveaway.
Applications are now being accepted for the Burnham-Markham PEO Scholarship. Women who have completed at least their first year of college or are in graduate school may apply.
The room was full at the May 17 Mitchell County Board of Supervisors meeting, with most local citizens present to await the decision on a Tax Increment Financing rebate for Valent BioSciences.
On May 17 at the Osage City Council meeting, Osage City Clerk Cathy Penney reported that work on the splash pad near the Cedar River Complex would not be completed as early as anticipated.
On Saturday, April 30, the Cedar River Complex held its first Parkinson’s disease fundraiser event at the CRC Wellness Center.