Osceola

Little Birdies Golf Clinic

Announcing the First Annual Little Birdies Golf Clinic at Ryan Hill Country Club!This will be a 2-day clinic for an hour and 15 minutes (6 pm-7:15 pm) both evenings—July 14-15 (Sunday/Monday) and is absolutely FREE TO ALL CHILDREN AGES 5-12.
Al Willits (left) was chief at one time and presented this antique fire chief’s car to former chief Jim Lewis at Jim’s retirement party. Photo provided.

Al Willits (left) was chief at one time and presented this antique fire chief’s car to former chief Jim Lewis at Jim’s retirement party. Photo provided.

Benefit for Al Willits

By the Osceola Fire Department Faith, Family and Firefighting are three words that describes Allen Willits’ life. However, for the first time in 46 years, firefighting has been put on the backburner due to a heart attack, heart transplant and a recent complication arising from the transplant.
The area shaded orange around Stromsburg and southwest of Osceola is where NNTC will be expanding service. Graphic provided.

The area shaded orange around Stromsburg and southwest of Osceola is where NNTC will be expanding service. Graphic provided.

More Broadband Options Coming to Polk County

Northeast Nebraska Telephone Company (NNTC), headquartered in Jackson, Nebraska, is proud to announce the receipt of state funding to expand broadband services into rural Polk County, Nebraska, by 2025.NNTC has been awarded $3.
An organization and couple were recently recognized for faithfully flying the flag in Osceola. Above: The Osceola Senior Center, PCN photo by Beth Sparrow. Below: Jim and Diana Langer, PCN photo by Cienna Friesen.

An organization and couple were recently recognized for faithfully flying the flag in Osceola. Above: The Osceola Senior Center, PCN photo by Beth Sparrow. Below: Jim and Diana Langer, PCN photo by Cienna Friesen.

Faithfully Flying the Flag

FROM THE FILES of The Osceola Record

 TWENTY YEARS AGO May 20, 2004Osceola FFA Chapter held their annual banquet on April 30th. Pictured was Landon Peterson receiving the Outstanding Greenhand FFA Degree.

Osceola Releases 4th Quarter Honor Roll

The Osceola Public School’s 4th Quarter Honor Roll has been released.Superintendent’s ListSeniors: Matt DeMers, Kale Gustafson, Hayden Lavaley, Joseph Meysenburg, Emma Recker, Taylin Sanley, Courtney Sunday, Kenzie Tonniges, and Rori Wieseman.
Aspects

Aspects

Aspects

We begin this week by extending congratulations to our wonderful Polk County veterans and VSO Toline for his recent, exciting news of the Veterans Service Office relocation to 641 Hawkeye, a building on the south side of the Osceola town square.
Pictured from left: John Girard, board member, Lana Waller, board member, Susan Chrastil, Foundation Director, LeRoy Gerrard, board member, Scholarship winners: Makayla Quilhot, Shyanne Anderson and Emma Roberts, Nataly Sanley, COO, Steve Peterson, board member, Mary Lerch, board member, Jane Watts, board member, Kathy Gabel, board member, and Karen Stevens, board member. Photo provided. Not pictured are Marcus Augustin, CEO, and Margie Hayes, board member

Pictured from left: John Girard, board member, Lana Waller, board member, Susan Chrastil, Foundation Director, LeRoy Gerrard, board member, Scholarship winners: Makayla Quilhot, Shyanne Anderson and Emma Roberts, Nataly Sanley, COO, Steve Peterson, board member, Mary Lerch, board member, Jane Watts, board member, Kathy Gabel, board member, and Karen Stevens, board member. Photo provided. Not pictured are Marcus Augustin, CEO, and Margie Hayes, board member

AJHC Announces Scholarship Recipients

In 1956, Polk County received a generous gift from Dr. Charles W. Jeffrey. As a memorial to his mother Annie, Dr. Jeffrey donated funds to help build a new hospital in Osceola. Thanks to Dr.