Inside GSPN: How Osage students are building their own media network
Class project-turned-streaming network gives Osage students real-world skills in broadcasting, marketing and content creation
Osage weighs fixes for Lincoln Elementary crowding
Osage Community School District is weighing several options to address growing space constraints at Lincoln Elementary School, where a combination of rising enrollment, expanding earl…
Osage seeks housing growth with CORE
City officials are exploring plans to develop new housing options in the community, partnering with CORE Real Estate Group experienced in both small towns and larger cities across the …
Osage street and sidewalk project nears winter pause
Street and sidewalk work along North Seventh Street and Main Street in Osage is nearing a winter pause as the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) wraps up its work. City Administr…
'We are a community'
Thanksgiving meal unifies county
Sheriff warns public of scam
Mitchell County Sheriff Greg Beaver is warning residents to be aware of a scam call that has been circulating this past week.The sheriff’s office took to its Facebook page on Wednesday…
It's time to gobble, gobble
Thanksgiving closures announced
Daycare gets AED thanks to generous donations
Thanks to donations from the Foundation for the Enhancement of Mitchell County (FEMC) and Osage Municipal Utilities’ More Cents program, the Osage Community Daycare was able to receive…
Music unlocks memories
Donations sought for annual fundraiser
The gift of warmth
Sometimes it’s the simplest gifts that mean the most.The gift of warmth is one such gift.For the second year, the Osage Knights of Columbus have teamed up with Green Devil Care and Fox…
The Oracle announces a permanent office
The Osage Oracle has a permanent home. It was on Thursday, Nov. 13, when Osage Oracle Owner/CEO Chris Nelson announced the newspaper would have an office located inside the Leeman Educ…
Weekly Front - Twisters in Iowa, a blizzard in Nebraska: The wild storm system of November 2005
A single Plains storm delivered one of Iowa’s strongest November tornado outbreaks while unleashing a crippling blizzard just across the border
Conservation Board votes to object to CO2 pipeline
On Wednesday, Nov. 12, the Mitchell County Conservation Board voted to file a formal objection with the state permitting body, against Summit Carbon Solution's proposed CO2 pipeline. T…
Students step into the spotlight with ‘Anything Goes’
When the curtain rises on this year’s fall musical, audiences won’t just be watching a show, they’ll be boarding a 1930s cruise ship full of quick wits, mistaken identities, and tap sh…
Schulz finds reward and connection in Home Health Nursing
For Molly Schulz, home health nursing offers something few other specialties can; the chance to meet patients exactly where they are. “I was looking to get back into patient care and …
City approves assessment of empty Osage Plaza
The Osage City Council approved a $15,000 partnership on Monday with architecture and design firm Bergland + Cram to assess the structural quality of the city’s vacant Town and Country…