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The Osceola Community Action Group will hold their June meeting on Thursday, June 25th at the Osceola Civic Center at 12:30 p.m. Please join our group to help make Osceola an even better place to live and raise a family!
Osceola had basketball camp earlier this month. For three days about 81 kids showed up to learn basketball fundamentals and skills. Photo provided.

Osceola had basketball camp earlier this month. For three days about 81 kids showed up to learn basketball fundamentals and skills. Photo provided.

Osceola Bulldogs Basketball Camp

Lines on the Page

Lines on the Page

Lines on the Page

LINES ON THE PAGEThe TBR (To Be Read) Pile.It annoys the heck out of me when writers use acronyms and don’t define what they stand for! But you might know TBR.Back to the TBR pile … er, piles.There are many.

Blue Valley Community Voice Survey

Blue Valley Community Action Partnership and Public Health Solutions are currently conducting a joint Community Needs Assessment and we invite you to participate in our Community Voices Survey.
Making the Most of Summer in the Good Life

Making the Most of Summer in the Good Life

Making the Most of Summer in the Good Life

REPRESENTING YOUThere is nothing quite like summer in Nebraska. Long days in the hayfields give way to evenings at the ballpark with family and friends.

Food Stand at the Fair

St. Paul Lutheran Church will be in charge of the food stand at the Polk County Fair this year. Due to Wednesday morning is a time to bring entries, the morning menu will be cinnamon rolls and coffee starting at 8 AM.

Pillen Campaign Puts Historic Fundraising To Work

COLUMBUS, NE — Governor Jim Pillen released the following statement celebrating his campaign’s historic fundraising success and thanking Nebraskans for their generosity.The Pillen campaign has over $9.5 million cash on hand.“This campaign has always been about serving Nebraskans — and I’m...

Our Troops Need Your Help

Time is running short. With Independence Day fast approaching, we've raised just $7,000 toward our $37,500 goal—leaving more than $30,000 still needed to ship 2,500 care packages to deployed troops and military families.