A Mitchell County man convicted of attempted murder in a plot inspired by the television series "Breaking Bad" will not get a new trial after an Iowa Supreme Court ruling published May 6.
After voting to move forward with NIACOG contract on April 19, the Mitchell County Board of Supervisors votes against rural tax abatement on April 26.
Jordan Bielefeld makes his living 250 feet in the air.
Jordan Bielefeld makes his living 250 feet in the air.
A teacher in the Riceville Community School District has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation is conducted into allegations of inappropriate behavior.
A teacher in the Riceville Community School District has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation is conducted into allegations of inappropriate behavior.
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Registration for the 24th annual Iowa Farmers Market Association (IFMA) Workshop is now open. The event, organized by the IFMA with assistance from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, will take place on Saturday, Feb. 12. It will be held at the Gateway Hotel and Conferen…
Osage students express creativity in role playing games of strategy and fantasty: Dungeons & Dragons.
In one cell at the Mitchell County Jail, there is a monitored restraint chair to keep prisoners who want to hurt themselves safe. It can be a four-deputy operation. Like many Iowa counties, there is no nurse on staff.
State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald rang in the New Year by awarding 99 Iowa families a $529 College Savings Iowa contribution as part of the Year End giveaway. Thirteen-year-old Jasper Sonberg was randomly drawn as the Mitchell County winner.
The Osage Knights of Columbus number 4308 will again be serving drive-up fish dinners beginning Friday, Feb. 25 and continuing each Friday evening during Lent.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and increased need, a record number of communities across Iowa are slated to receive Growing Together Mini-Grants through Iowa State University Extension and Outreach’s SNAP-Education program.
The Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine will grant three awards for the $3,000 Food (In)Security Challenge to teams of Iowa high school students for their innovative solutions to real-world challenges that drive food insecurity in Iowa.
Adam Parks, a self-taught blacksmith, uses his skill to create art.
Osage sidewalks need repair, according to resident Dorow. City council discussed possibilities.
Mitchell County Conservation is offering a hunter education class at 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 18 and 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 19.
The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors are still debating funding options and the degree of repair for local bridges.
The Iowa Governor’s STEM Advisory Council invites applications for the STEM Scale-Up Program. The program provides STEM educational opportunities to thousands of educators and approximately one-fifth of Iowa students each year, bringing some of the nation’s best STEM lessons, labs, kits, sof…
Northern Country Cooperative Company will award five $500 scholarships to graduating high school seniors whose parents/guardians are Northern Country Cooperative members. Applicants for the scholarships must be planning to attend an accredited college and be enrolled in an agriculture or ag-…
Mitchell County Conservation is offering 10 seasonal sites at Riverside Park in Stacyville for the 2022 Camping Season. Sites will be $2,000 and will be offered in a drawing at 3 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 18. For those who would like to be added to the drawing, fill out the form on Conservation’s…
Adam Parks, a self-taught blacksmith, created his metalworking business Singing Hound Ironworks.
Osage students express creativity in role playing games of strategy and fantasty: Dungeons & Dragons.
Mitchell County Public Health has transitioned away from countywide COVID-19 contact tracing and investigation. Its case investigations and tracing efforts for COVID-19 will now focus on outbreaks and vulnerable populations.
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is accepting applications for Conservation Incentive Contracts, a new program that provides conservation practice payments upon practice certification.