Hundreds of student volunteers will travel to Clarke County next summer to provide free home repairs for qualifying residents through the nationally recognized Workcamp program. Homeowners who may benefit from assistance are encouraged to apply now as organizers begin planning for the July 2027 service week.
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A new hands-on fabrication course from Southwestern Community College is giving students and working professionals an opportunity to build valuable manufacturing skills without leaving Clarke County. Registration is now open for the fall semester beginning August 25.
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When the air conditioning system at Full Harvest Senior Housing unexpectedly failed during one of the hottest stretches of the summer, a quick community-focused response helped ensure residents wouldn’t have to endure dangerous indoor temperatures. Temporary portable air conditioning units, purchased by the CCDC, are now keeping residents cool while a new HVAC system is installed, demonstrating the power of local partnerships and a community that looks after its neighbors.
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Osceola’s Downtown Streetscape Project is nearing completion after delivering major infrastructure upgrades beneath the historic square, including modernized streets, parking, water, and wastewater systems. Discover how replacing century-old utilities is helping prepare downtown Osceola for the next generation of growth and revitalization.
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Miller Products Company celebrates Independence Day alongside America’s 250th anniversary, Osceola’s 175th year, and 90 years of American manufacturing.
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Southwestern Community College is offering an eight-week Electrical Workforce Training program at the ORBIT Center in Osceola from July 8 through August 26. The hybrid course combines online learning, classroom instruction, and hands-on lab training to help workers and employers build in-demand electrical skills.
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The Osceola City Council recently approved a new three-home development by Parson Creek Company, LLC through the Osceola Housing Incentive (O-HI) Program. The project brings the total number of homes approved through the program to seven since its launch in 2025 and highlights ongoing efforts to expand affordable new housing opportunities in Osceola.
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A major mixed-use housing project proposed for Osceola’s town square was discussed at Osceola’s City Council meeting on the 5th. The project will bring much-needed 18–24 new residential units and new commercial space to the area.
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The Clarke County Development Corporation (CCDC) has announced the launch of ClarkeCountyJobs.com, a free job board designed to connect local employers with Clarke County job seekers.
The platform, expected to be fully operational by May 8, was created in response to ongoing challenges employers face in hiring locally.
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While no secret to us, Osceola, Iowa’s very own Revelton Distilling Company was just named on of the TOP TASTING ROOMS in the U.S. by The American Craft Spirits Association!
Check out the latest news and make sure you give Rob, Christi and the Revelton team a huge CONGRATULATIONS next time you see them!
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Although many areas across Iowa have seen a reduction in varying degrees of drought conditions due to April’s above-average rainfall, it’s important that Osceola residents continue practicing smart water usage as we head into the warmer months of summer.
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After decades of persistence, planning, and partnership, the Clarke County Reservoir Project has reached a defining moment in its journey toward securing a sustainable water source for Osceola and Clarke County. Project leaders have received confirmation from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Environmental Protection
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After the devastating 2024 tornado season, Osceola is taking action. City Council has approved funding to begin planning a community storm shelter—bringing new peace of mind to residents in the Warren Park area.
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A dry winter across the Midwest has contributed to widening drought concerns, but conservation now can help the community stay ahead of dry conditions in the future.
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SWCC is looking for passionate instructors to teach ESL and Adult Basic Education at the Osceola campus—helping adults improve job opportunities, earn high school equivalency, and strengthen our local workforce.
If you or someone you know is a retired or semi-retired teacher looking to make a meaningful impact, click through to learn more…
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