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Flooding follows July 8 storms across Mitchell County

 

Heavy rainfall Wednesday, July 8, flooded roads and neighborhoods across Mitchell County, closing roads, sending city and county crews out overnight, and leaving a flood warning in effect until 10:45 a.m. Friday, July 10.

 

Osage school board calls Revenue Purpose Statement election at special meeting

 

The Osage Community School District Board of Education approved four agenda items during a special meeting Tuesday, including a resolution calling an election on a Revenue Purpose Statement that would authorize expenditures from Iowa’s Secure an Advanced Vision for Education (SAVE) Fund.

 

Youth mountain bike club brings more kids to the trails

 

Mitchell County approves $50,000 for in-fill housing incentive program

 

Homeowners recount close call after tornado crossed property south of Stacyville

 

Faith Lutheran Home breaks ground on first phase of campus expansion

 

After about three years of fundraising, Faith Lutheran Home broke ground Tuesday on the first phase of a campus expansion that will add a new therapy clinic.

 

Eden Presbyterian invites community to annual fellowship meal

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The Canine Cabin celebrates five years of growth and community trust in pet care

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Brief tornado confirmed near Stacyville; NWS to survey damage in Mitchell County

STACYVILLE, Iowa — A brief tornado caused minor damage just south of Stacyville Wednesday evening, according to the National Weather Service, with storm survey crews expected to visit Mitchell County to determine the tornado's official rating.

Mitchell County approves hiring Ashley Johnson as full-time deputy
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Shop on State seeks county support for new Osage building

 

Supervisors approve planning and zoning pay increase after closed session

 

Osage approves replacement pump for North 10th Street lift station

 

Missing Osage teen again subject of active runaway investigation after being found

 

An Osage teen who was reported missing after leaving YSS of North Iowa in Mason City on June 18 is again the subject of an active runaway investigation after she was found June 24 and later ran away from a Fort Dodge shelter while awaiting placement in a court-ordered treatment program, according to police and family members.

Missing Osage teen found safe

 

 

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