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Today's Features

  • Glenwood School menu 2.11.15

    Feb. 12-18, 2015
    Breakfast
    (100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)
        Thursday – Cinnamon roll and hashbrown.
        Friday – No school.
        Monday – No school.
        Tuesday – Biscuit, sausage and gravy and fruit.
        Wednesday – Pancakes, syrup and fruit.

    Lunch
        Thursday – Deli sub sandwich, Sun chips, broccoli salad, pickle spear, chilled Mandarin oranges, milk.

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  • ISU Master Gardener "Spring into Spring" seminars

    Mills County Master Gardeners “Spring into Spring”Seminar Series

    Cost $2. Place: Glenwood Resource Center, Visitor’s Center.

     

     February 10, 7 p.m.

    “Starting Garden Plants from Seed,” By Jeff Dillar

     February 24, 7 p.m.

    “Gardening for Pollinators,” By Omaha Bee Club

    March 10, 7 p.m.

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  • The Weatherman

    People driving north on Grove Street in Glenwood may or may not notice the important equipment planted in the ground at the corner of Fifth Street.

    It is quiet and unassuming, much like homeowner Larry Pratt. These two pieces of equipment, a thermometer and a rain gauge, however, are vital to the lives of southwest Iowa residents.

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  • Glenwood School menu 2.4.15

    Glenwood Community Schools
    Feb. 5-11, 2015

    Breakfast
    (100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)
        Thursday – Long John and hashbrown.
        Friday – Cereal, toast and fruit.
        Monday – Cereal bar, crackers and fruit.
        Tuesday – Cheese omelet, toast and fruit.
        Wednesday – Cheese omelet, muffin and fruit.
    Lunch

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  • Mills County Sheriff Reports 2/4/15

    Incidents
        Jan. 17 – Randi Mower of Glenwood reported a theft.
    Accidents
        Jan. 17 – A vehicle driven by James Nausler of Omaha was found abandoned in a ditch off of Deacon Road. When emergency personnel arrived Nausler returned and told officers he had injured his hand with a chainsaw and was driving himself to the hospital when he passed out and the vehicle ended up in the ditch. The driver was transported to the hospital. His condition was not known at press time.

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  • Glenwood Police Reports 2/4/15

    Incidents
        Jan. 17 – Suzan Reeve of Glenwood reported a violation of a no-contact order.
        Jan. 27 – The Western Inn of Glenwood reported a burglary.
        Jan. 30 – Newman’s Thriftway of Glenwood reported a burglary, theft and criminal mischief.
        Jan. 28 – Kristin Stiles of Plattsmouth reported a serious assault.
     

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  • Glenwood School menu 1.28.15

    Glenwood Community Schools
    Jan. 29- Feb. 4, 2015

    Breakfast
    (100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)
        Thursday – Cinnamon roll and hashbrown.
        Friday – Cereal, toast and fruit.
        Monday – Cereal, crackers and fruit.
        Tuesday – French toast, syrup and fruit.
        Wednesday – Breakfast pizza and fruit.

    Lunch

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  • Mills County Sheriff Reports 1/28/15

    Incidents
        Jan. 17 – Shad Cooper of Rienzi, Miss., reported a theft.
        Jan. 17 – Ronald Sargent of Pacific Junction, reported a theft and criminal trespassing.
        Jan. 17 – John Fraissinet of Pacific Junction, reported a burglary.

    Accidents

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  • Mills County District Court 1/28/15

    Judge
    Greg Steensland
        Joseph Alan Sullivan, Council Bluffs – pleaded guilty to contempt of court (original charge of third-degree theft), sentenced to serve time in Mills County Jail with credit for time served, ordered to pay court costs and fees.
        Wesley Thomas Yanna, Glenwood – driving while barred (habitual offender), pleaded guilty, sentenced to serve time in county jail, ordered to pay court costs and fees.

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  • The King Of Glenwood

    The late Elvis Presley, who would have turned 80 Thursday, has been an integral part of Craig Florian’s life for as long as the 46-year-old Glenwood city councilman can remember.

    Florian’s first exposure to the king of rock and roll came as a child in the 1970s  when he often listened to his mother’s Elvis Presley record albums. In high school, Florian had an Elvis-related role in “Bye, Bye Birdie.”

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