On Friday, members of Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) and six visiting French chefs made the drive down to Revelton ...

If an individual has escaped a trafficking situation, organizations are available to help with shelter, medical care, legal ...

During his 50 year career in Clarke County, he delivered a sum of 3,000 babies. Leaving to the imagination of who was not ...

Wednesday was Veterans Day at the Capitol. We ceremoniously honored and remembered the men and women who have bravely served ...

On the road at Johnston Jan. 20, the Dragons bowled past the Indians in narrow margins - the boys lost by 197 pins and the girls by 200. On the boys side, Bryce Giza had the meet’s highest game with a ...

On the road at Johnston last Monday, the Dragons bowled past the Indians in narrow margins - the boys lost by 197 pins and the girls by 200. On the boys side, Bryce Giza had the meet’s highest game ...

In January, Osceola Chamber Main Street’s (OCMS) board of directors said farewell to five members - Nicole Jacobsen, First National Bank; Yolanda Rosales, Cactus Family Farms; Shane Simpson, Lakeside ...

Join LifeServe’s mission of saving lives this February: spread love by donating blood and help educate others on the importance of heart health. To schedule your lifesaving appointment, visit ...

The final review process involved input from the Comprehensive Plan 2045 Steering Committee and detailed evaluations by Osceola’s Planning and Zoning Board. Once adopted, this plan will serve as a ...

Currently, the general fund levy is $8.20. In Fiscal Year 2029, there will be a hard cap on the levy of $8.10. The city’s general fund is used for all of the city’s departments except for roads and ...

Clarke students selected to represent their school in the 2025 Youth Art Month Show. Back row l-r: Emmanuel Gomez-Corona (9th Grade), Janie Antoine (12th Grade), Rachel Jaurigue (12th Grade), Jacob ...

Throughout my lifetime, presidential inauguration ceremonies have taken place in January at the U.S. Capitol. It’s an honor ...