OSAGE — Before Andy McQuillen ever thought about becoming a superintendent, he was focused on something simpler: people.

Across our district, I hear the same thing at doors, community events, and in conversations with farmers, homeowners, and small business owners: property taxes are too high, and they keep going up.

Whether it’s a family trying to afford their home or a farmer working to hold onto their land, people feel like they are working harder every year just to keep what they already own— and they’re right.

GRUNDY CENTER — Just days after announcing the acquisition of three North Iowa newspapers, Nelson Media Company has confirmed another addition to its growing portfoli

Like many of you, I had seen the buzz.

OSAGE — Students in Mrs. Patterson’s class had the opportunity to learn more about agriculture during a recent visit to a local Ag Fair.

OSAGE — Osage High School juniors and seniors spent time in elementary classrooms on April 3 as part of a Leader in Me spring activity, building connections with young