Osceola

Court News: For the Record

For January, up to January 14, 2023: Cory L. Becker, domestic assault, causing bodily injury, 15 days in jail, 15 days credit for days served, 24 months probation Derick L. Luhring, DUI first offense, $500 fine, 6 months probation, 60 days driver’s license revocation Kim A.
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Our darling Toy Poodle has a favorite treat that I am very pleased to provide, given it also promotes dental hygiene. She grasps this chew stick horizontally, usually then standing to walk a little, apparently while deciding where best to enjoy it.

Library News

If you’re in need of a greeting card or calendar, look no further than the library! We have a collection of holiday, wedding, baby, and sympathy cards, as well as 2023 calendars. Take home what you need at no charge! Join us Wednesday, February 15 at 4:00 for our Valentine’s Story Hour!
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Dazzlers Top of Their Class

The Dazzlers were back in action on Sunday at the Midland University Cheer & Dance Festival. The returned home with 2nd and 3rd places respectively across all classes in Pom and Game Day (1st in Class C2/D). It was a good tune-up as the team prepares for the state competition on Feb. 17.
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February is Cancer Prevention Month

February is here and while personal health matter every month, there is a special reason to get checked for cancer. February is National Cancer Prevention Month and Saturday, Feb. 4 is World Cancer Day. The Polk County News sat down with Dr.
PCN photos by Rick Holtz

PCN photos by Rick Holtz

Cheering For a Bulldog Win

The Osceola student section cheers on the Bulldogs during the Crossroads Conference Tournament last week in York. The Osceola cheerleaders kept the fans cheering during both boys and girls games.
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Difficult conversations tend to become part of life. Many are aware of those age-old, parent- child “curfew” discussions, and many can recall other times when being totally honest with someone becomes difficult, for knowing full well that person did NOT want to hear what you just said.
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Book Club to Meet on Feb. 27 at Library

The book club will meet at the Osceola Public Library on Feb. 25 at 5 p.m. The next book the group is reading and discussing is Regretting You by Colleen Hoover. If you can’t make the February meeting, start reading for March. The group will be reading and discussing The Lioness by Chris Bohjalian.
Polk County residents could see an increase in truck traffic once the U.S. 81 project in complete. Current discussion has the project going through Stromsburg, Osceola and Shelby rather than bypassing the three communities as previously discussed. PCN photo by Rick Holtz

Polk County residents could see an increase in truck traffic once the U.S. 81 project in complete. Current discussion has the project going through Stromsburg, Osceola and Shelby rather than bypassing the three communities as previously discussed. PCN photo by Rick Holtz

Bypasses May Be Eliminated from 81

LINCOLN — Discussion is picking up regarding the U.S. 81 construction project. The Nebraska State Highway Commission met on Friday in Lincoln and discussed the 40-mile section of U.S. 81 from York to Columbus.