Osceola, IA News

• Osceola, IA News
• Clarke County teens injured in rollover accident
• Four dead in Wednesday’s head-on collision
• Family welcomes veterans, community
• Need for speed
• Zoning ordinance major topic at city council meeting
• Zoning ordiance major topic at city council meeting
• Questions for SIT roll out during transportation, infrastructure session
• Waste Board puts the ball back in GGI’s court
• Elva Downing retires from SCICAP after 42 years
• Three final lessons
• Windland celebrates 90th birthday
• Hewletts celebrate 50 years
• Rumleys celebrate 60 years
• Clark, Hansen to wed May 19
• Lewis celebrates 80th birthday
• Southern Iowa General Medicine is closed b
• Architectural historian to visit train depot, school
• Steven Everly promotes local government during state Senate campaign
• ‘Get it done’
• Clarke Elementary becomes ‘Leader in Me’ school
• Local chiropractor accused ot inappropriate touching
• College news
• Clarke County Public Health sets up emergency radio
• Fort Dodge man brings Constitution to Clarke County
• Lyric Theater to host film premiere
• Audit report released on Clarke County
• Clarke County officials assist Creston after storm
• CCDC approves/receives grants requests
• Two injured in head-on collision
• U.S. Congressman Dave Loebsack visits Iowa farmers
• American State Bank celebrates 25 years
• Osceola teens injured in one-vehicle accident
• USDA Rural Development to host roundtable April 16
• Teen injured in one vehicle accident
• Dr. Wood to retire
• Local group spearheads effort to improve veterans memorial
• Several candidates file for county seats
• Casino responds to CCDC's suit
• Latter Day Saint missionaries on mission in Osceola
• Osceola included in Amtrak/BNSF crossover project
• Vicker named 
OST sports
editor
• Fellers Cake Bake
• Industry threatened by Dec. 31 tax credit expiration date
• Sets will be in 100 million homes by 2016
• School district to form bus barn committee
• Open house for OST's Matt Pfiffner will be Mar. 28
• Win a date with the "mailman"
• ExperienceWorks to hold job fair for seniors
• Employers learn unemployment insurance tips
• SWCC videoconferencing equipment creates n
• Archer challenges Loebsack 
for District 2
• Local teen to tour 
with pianist Lorie Line
• Clarke County Hospital decreases tax asking for 8th-straight year
• Osceola Foods reports record in 2011
• Osceola PD, DCI investigate "unattended death"
• Q: Why are you running for office? A:
• Q&A with Tom Demmer
• Will Union 
County accept 
GGI Energy’s 
proposal?
• "Wheeling"
• ‘Out of the blue’
• Will the county accept 
GGI Energy’s proposal?
• City looks at major improvements to treatment plant
• City council, administrator sign separation agreement
• Local hero fights more than war
• City Council, city administrator sign separation agreement
• GGI Energy establishes deadline for waste-to-energy plant
• "Solid Gold Cadillac" coming to Clarke stage
• Special audit of cheerleading funds conducted
• Marshalltown shooting suspects apprehended in Osceola
• Norovirus spreads through Iowa
• Assisted living facilty announces new administrator
• Community survey for 
comprehensive plan gets under way
• New leader announced for reservoir project
• Majona excited about new ventures
• Education reform tops legislators’ agenda
• New year, new leadership:
• Talks ‘stall’ between GGI Energy, Union County
• An 'incredible find'
• Perry: Views on abortion were 'transformed'
• Merry Christmas!
• Youth boxing program grows
• City of Osceola discusses possible sharing agreement with Chariton
• Sinclair announces Iowa Senate District 14 bid
• End of a chapter...
• 'Now Open'
• Presidential hopefuls Santorum, Perry to visit Osceola
• SWCC offers criminal justice program at Osceola campus
• Local Citizen Corps seeks volunteers
• Land lease obtained for radio station tower
• Valley of the Moon honored with Venture Award
• Union, Clarke Counties discussing waste-to-energy plant
• Ribbon cutting/open house for old Masonic building Dec. 14
• Osceola among communities invited to move forward with Blue Zones
• Turkey hatchery holds open house
• Hatchery holds meetings with local farmers
• Murray students, football players cited for poaching
• Murray students, football players cited for poaching
• Tressle fire stops train traffic
• 4-H Federation names new officers
• A person arrested on a federal bank robber
• Lyric Theater goes digital
• County to purchase $410K loan note for radio system
• Indian royalty
• Professional Physical Therapy holds Fun Walk/Run
• Oregon Sk8 Shop
• Imagine the Possibilities - Volunteer!
• "Once upon a victory"
• Driver ends up in pond after blacking out
• Casino, truck stop projects move forward
• Corner Stone Suites nearing completion:
• Start Somewhere walk scheduled for Oct. 7
• Employment prospects prompt job fair
• Bank robbery reported at American State Bank
• Clarke School Board candidates discuss their vision for education
• 2011 Elections: Meet the candidates
• Dr. Wood named to Limousin group Hall of Fame
• 2011 Latino Fest
• Woodburn celebrates annual Homecoming
• Back to School for Osceola - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Missing Mom
• Clothing, school supply giveaway brings in 500 people
• Man flown to Methodist Hospital after accident on 1-35
• Book signing off; special event on
• Pamida store to undergo changes
• Murray Fire Department recognizes young hero
• Hatchery construction remains on schedule
• Movin’ On Up moves past protests
• Mendota office offers skin screensFree skin screenings available
• Pawlenty campaigns in Osceola
• Sheriff, police participate in active-shooter training
• Nursing home announces new administrator
• Fun at the fair
• Pawlenty to visit Osceola Tuesday
• School board approves bids for tennis court replacement project
• Four compete for fair queen
• Penick undergoes rehab after motorcycle accident
• Lakeside Casino/Hotel holds groundbreaking ceremony for expansion
• Happy Fourth of July!
• Rep. Joel Fry's "Week in Review"
• Water board, city talk about casino agreement
• New legislators 
reflect on 
2011 session
• Rain locations announced for 4th of July
• Fourth of July fun kicks off Friday
• Evans loses home to fire
• Farm marketing expo 
coming to Osceola
• Leon native opens salon in Osceola
• Centennial celebration
• Penick recovers after motorcycle accident
• Farmers host families for artists
• Fry supports tax cut for Iowa property taxpayers
• Casino hotel expansion plans presented to IRGC
• Branstad brings "Working together for a better future" tour to Osceola June 13
• Local preservation efforts explored
• Rep. Fry's Week in Review
• Joseph's Automotive opens in Murray
• Osceola City Attorney Dick Murphy’s law license suspended
• Reaching out to Joplin
• Emergency planned outage scheduled for Truro substation
• Fire 
reported at Terrible’s Casino
• Former Clarke County attorney sentenced in U.S. District Court Friday
• ISU Cyclone Tailgate Tour comes to Osceola May 24
• Divine Word president to move 
to mission farm in Weldon
• Raising Readers
• Local horse wins first at Prairie Meadows
• Supervisors retain election process
• A “Trail of Miracles”
• New Chat Mobility location opens
• Southwestern instructor identified as fatality in Wednesday accident
• Osceola man identified as morning fatality
• Subway celebrates 20 years in business
• Possible grant funding for reservoir project cut from federal budget
• April 14, 2011 The Fry Times The fourteent
• Ernst’s Notes from the Capitol… by Senator
• County Recorder looks at new passport rules
• Valley of the Moon to be world’s largest turkey hatchery
• Teens complete a mission of love during spring break
• Vander Plaats to bring "Capturing Momentum Tour" to Clarke County Apr. 14
• Robins: Supervisors should be elected at-large
• Legislators talk about eminent domain bill
• Young chef guest at Taste of Home show
• Honoring Clarke’s veterans
• Teen pregnancy: Clarke school board approves prevention curriculum
• Food for soul and body
• Fueling ethanol
• Osceola native shares cancer story to encourage others
• Branstad discusses 
proposed casino tax increase
• Casino license renewed
• Spring carnival March 11
• Taste of Home show coming Mar. 28
• After two years without pay increases Clar
• 80 years: 80 pints
• Graduation numbers up at Clarke
• Osceola’s “Freedom for Youth”outreach grows
• Lutheran Schools Week nears at CLS
• Local pastor’s food pantry ministry grows significantly
• Spring craft show at Self Help
• Supervisors say "no guns" in county buildings
• Census: 5.8 percent growth in Osceola
• KSOI radio project moves forward
• Endless possibilities
• Water Board reviews casino lease
• City to add surveillance cameras in depot
• Clarke students learn about Afghan ag
• Prom Girl 2011 drawing opens
• The Clarke County Board of Supervisors wil
• Osceola resident Dianne Riley had gone to
• Legislators discuss salaries, budget, preschool
• Junior cheerleading camp Jan. 19 and 20
• Yesterday’s governor faces today’s budget woes
• Reservoir plans emerge
• A reception will be held from 2-4 p.m. Fri
• Osceola native Bill Lewis publishes WWII m
• Landfill to close Jan. 7
• A look back at 2010
• Hospice, Hy-Vee grant wish for resident
• Eagle Watch set for Jan. 8 in Iowa
• Ernst wins GOP nomination for District 48
• Clarke educator promotes preschool at Capitol rally
• Two vie for County Attorney
• Experience assists in recovery process
• Nelson named OST News Editor
• School board tours campus
• Clarke Homecoming crowning
• Homecoming week at Clarke
• Fun Walk/Run scheduled for October
• Casino proceeds used in many ways
• lan Compton receives Eagle Scout Award
• Nominations sought for Spirit of Osceola awards
• Retirement community exploration continues
• Osceola Main Street receives I-JOBS grant
• Giving a helping hand
• CCH’s Schiltz says military experience in Afghanistan will assist in her medical career
• Messy situation
• Proposed ordinances restrict drainage to meet IDNR mandates
• Wheeler won’t seek re-election
• DePoy: New reservoir likely solution to Clarke County's water shortage
• Study group: Landfill not feasible
• Residents must unhook footing drains, or pay up
• Tales from the Aisles
• Speed limits changing on area information superhighways
• Economy, jobs remain focus for Judge
• Building houses, futures in Osceola
• Volunteers bring farm safety to fairgrounds
• PRINCETON, Mo. — The communities of Lorimo
• Tales from the Aisles
• Wheeler trial delayed
• Tales from the Aisles
• CCH staff puts life-saving skills to the test
• School board debates McAnelly as choice for head girl’s basketball coach
• Four decades later, Downing still lending a helping hand
• Miller Products creates local ‘connection’ to oil cleanup
• Osceola soldier answers call to duty
• Clarke athletes returning to lanes
• Tales from the Aisles
• The Great Depression
• Landfill could close sooner than expected
• Cross Cultural Connection

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