The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors took formal action Tuesday to fill the upcoming vacancy in the sheriff’s office, unanimously appointing Deputy Justin Trees to succeed outgoin…
The Osage City Council moved toward finalizing the city’s financial future and navigating a leadership transition during a dual-session meeting Monday night. Following a public hearin…
After two months as the new county director for Mitchell County’s Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, Emily Nalan-May is finding her groove by connecting local residents wit…
RICEVILLE — The moment Brooklyn Wolthoff’s name was announced, the gym fell into a kind of stunned celebration — applause, cheers and disbelief all at once. For Wolthoff, sitting among…
OSAGE — What began as a routine late-night workout turned into a frightening experience for an Osage woman who says she was followed through town before seeking safety at the police st…
Residents of Osage may be surprised at the sale signs in windows of Emersons On Main. After 27 years in the clothing business in Osage, Ken and Diane Emerson have decided to sell thei…
Osage High School students are preparing for their upcoming spring musical, “Curtains”, which will take place March 27 and 28 at 7 p.m. and March 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the Krapek Family …
The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors navigated a dense agenda during their Tuesday, March 17, meeting, covering everything from critical infrastructure repairs at the courthouse t…
Growth is a word that gets used often in business. But real growth — the kind that reshapes a company — requires difficult decisions, clear vision and a willingness to evolve.This week…
The Osage City Council took a significant step toward modernizing city operations Monday night, approving a transition to cloud-based accounting software and initiating a formal long-…
The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors is facing a swift timeline to fill the county’s top law enforcement position following Sheriff Greg Beaver’s announcement Tuesday that he will…