I hate packing my backpack. I always leave it until right before it's time to leave for school, which resulted in many a hectic morning. It al…
Most of the time in school we talk about our dreams, but we don’t usually talk about our nightmares. I have a recurring nightmare that I’m una…
There’s a new social media app on the market that is taking the world by storm: Tik Tok. You may have heard about this app, and I’m here to ex…
“TIF is a great tool for Mitchell County, it allows projects to happen without raising taxes.” -Mitchell County resident
A sweetheart of a lunch was served this week to some Osage fifth-graders and their adult guests.
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley will visit Osage on Feb. 19.
The Cedar River Complex gained a new octane bike this winter.
Well, the time has come for the final girls basketball rankings of the season. With the regional tournament starting this week, we can now sep…
As it has all season long, the Osage wrestling team dominated the day, claiming five district titles, and qualifying six total wrestlers for n…
As it has all season long, the Osage wrestling team dominated the day, claiming five district titles, and qualifying six total wrestlers for n…
Sponheim Sales & Services will host a cover crop meeting on March 10 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Milt R. Owen Nature Center in Osage.
This year Mrs.Christensen and her fifth grade class are hard at work again this year and putting together their projects for the project fair…
Surveillance by the Iowa Department of Public Health and Mitchell County Public Health, and testing by the State Hygienic Laboratory indicate …
County Engineer Rich Brumm presented the Mitchell County Board of Supervisors with an estimate of $746,152 for road damage caused by the Turtl…
Edna Drewis celebrated her 100th birthday with family. She was born on Feb. 17, 1920, on a farm near Frederika, Iowa. She married her husband …
Gillian Johanns of Osage has been named to the Dean's List at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the fall semester of the 2019-20 academic year.
This past year, the Riceville FFA chapter has seen increased involvement in both the number of members participating in activities and also th…
I attended the Concord College and Osage High School Band Concert on Feb.6 at the Cedar River Complex in Osage. What a poor showing of support…
This is the fourth in a series of letters from the Mitchell County Substance Abuse Coalition to Mitchell County newspapers, counting down the …
If NIACC's $15 million bond referendum passes in March, the college will dedicate about a third of the bond to building new career centers thr…
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This year has been a busy year for our chapter and members. We had 33 new members join in on the fun. Throughout the past year, members travel…
My passion for FFA has inspired me to learn more about sub-districts. I’m fortunate enough to have my FFA teacher, Ms. Meyer, who digs deep to…
Recently, a federal court confirmed what we all knew to be true – the EPA abused its power in handing out Renewable Fuel Standard exemptions t…
Do you judge a book by its cover? Are you worried that February will be boring? Well, fret no more! Take a look at our “These Books 'Blue' Us …
ST. ANSGAR – Heritage Day 2020 featured flappers, ladies in hoop skirts, and even a few 1930s gangsters.
The new cafeteria is in full swing here at Osage High School.
Applications are now available for the annual Mitchell County Memorial Foundation Scholarship for high school seniors.
