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THE CURRENT HOLDERS, AS OF NOVEMBER 2026
The Story of Osceola section ends where the record stands today: the town council sits three members, all on the term that commenced 1 January 2024 and ends 31 December 2027 — Nicolas Hanlon, council president; Joseph Nehls, council vice president; and Peter Quist, councilman — as the town's own members page states them, verified for this build in November 2026; the council meets on the second Tuesday of each month at the town hall. The clerk-treasurer's office, the town's other elected seat, was held across the 2010s by Denese Thornburg — the State Board of Accounts' schedule of officials carries her term from 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2019, and the municipal clerks' institute still listed her in the office in the winter of 2024; the holder of the current term is named in the note as the Government leg's settle from the town's current schedule of officials, and is not asserted here beyond the record reached. The succession in full — every council and clerk-treasurer back to the incorporation the note pursues — is Government's record. The Story of Osceola section closes with the frame it opened with, now inhabited: a town of 2,590 people on an 1837 plat at a creek mouth, governed from a hall on the Lincoln Highway, on a railroad older than its incorporation and a road older than its plat.