The English Language

The English language is one of the most spoken languages in the entire world. Even thoughAmerica is the largest English-speaking country by population, India, the United Kingdom, and Australia still have a lot of people who speak English.

CHANGE Is Not Always Something Planned

It was last February, the 14th to be exact when I went to my parent’s house in Genoa to pick up my parent’s to transport my dad to a doctor’s appointment in Columbus.

First Friday Concert

On August 4th, the Stromsburg Chamber of Commerce will host a First Friday Concert featuring Freedom Road.

Nuttelman Competes in Demo Derby

Getting the Most Out of Your Healthcare

THE PRAIRIE DOC As a patient, it can be challenging to navigate the healthcare system. This can lead to frustration and disappointment in the system itself. My intent with this article is to be both informative and alleviate some angst associated with seeking medical care. 1.

Mail-Order Houses Built a Century Ago in Nebraska Come with Character and History

By Kevin Warneke Flatwater Free Press Libby McKay is constantly on the lookout when traveling around Norfolk, hoping to solve a mystery. The questions bedeviling McKay: How did a Milton – a two-story home ordered a century ago from a Sears & Roebuck Co.

Library News

By Allie Ray The Osceola Public Library would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who made this year’s Summer Reading Program a success! This year was our most-attended Summer Reading Program yet, averaging 26-30 children attending each week of our five-week program.

BUNCO

NO Bunco at the Osceola Civic Center for July and August. Summer is busy for most of us.

Aspects

I once mentioned the charming old train depot, visible from an Osceola property on the south side of the highway. I recall having mentioned how nice it would be if we could take a train from Osceola to Lincoln, etc.

Prairie Creek in Osceola Construction

The Prairie Creek Clinic in Osceola is doing construction and asks for your cooperation in parking and entering there. See the announcement below for details: