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Today's News

  • Glenwood Police Reports 9/24/14

    Incidents
        Sept. 16 -  Mariah Storrow of Glenwood reported a harassment.
        Sept. 22 - Loleta Cadena of Glenwood reported a theft.

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  • Mills County Sheriff Reports 9/24/14

    Incidents
        Sept. 18 – Paul Johnson of Glenwood reported a forgery.
        Sept. 20 – Justin Hilworth of Omaha reported criminal mischief.
    Accidents
        Sept. 18 – A vehicle driven by Brigham Timm of Malvern proceeded through a yield sign on Marion Avenue and collided with a second vehicle driven by Brandy Welch of Hastings, who was westbound on East Fourth Street. Minor injuries were reported at the scene but no one was transported to the hospital.

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  • Mills County District Court 9/24/14

        Judge Mark Eveloff
        Terry Joe Halvin, Red Oak – driving with an expired license, pleaded guilty, ordered to pay $50 fine, court costs and fees.
        Michael Franklin Pollock, Omaha – driving while license is barred (habitual offender), pleaded guilty, ordered to pay $315 fine, court costs and fees.

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  • Glenwood School menu 9.24.14

    Glenwood Community Schools
    Sept. 25- Oct. 1, 2014

    Breakfast
    (100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)
        Thursday - Long John and hashbrown.
        Friday – Cereal, toast and fruit.
        Monday - Cereal, crackers and fruit.
        Tuesday – French toast sticks w/syrup and fruit.
        Wednesday – Cereal, crackers and fruit.

    Lunch

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  • Wolverines place third at East Union tournament

    The East Mills volleyball team finished 3-1 and placed third at the East Union Invitational Volleyball Tournament Saturday in Afton.

    The Wolverines (9-8 overall, 3-1 in the Corner Conference) finished 3-0 in pool play by defeating Lamoni 21-5, 21-17, Mt. Ayr 24-22, 12-21, 15-12 and East Union 21-14, 17-21, 15-9.

    East Mills fell to Shenandoah in the semifinals 26-28, 11-25 to finish third.

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  • Knights go on road for 59-14 victory

    The Fremont-Mills football team improved to 4-0 on the season with a 59-14 victory on the road at Nishnabotna Friday.

    The Knights racked up 340 total yards, including 252 on the ground behind  a pair of 100-yard rushing games by Spencer Phillips and Parker Powers.

    Phillips finished with 119 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries and Powers ran for 101 yards and a score on just six carries.

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  • Rams drop third straight close game on grid

    Six points.

    A touchdown here, a couple of field goals there.

    That’s the sum total of the difference between Glenwood being potentially 4-0 and not its current 1-3 following Friday’s third straight close loss of the season in a 12-8 setback at Winterset.

    After opening the season with a 41-24 victory over Red Oak, the Rams have dropped three straight by a total of six points.

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  • Fillies’ attack too much for Glenwood

    Shenandoah pounded down a season-high 52 kills in a 21-25, 25-18, 24-26, 13-25 victory over Glenwood in Hawkeye 10 Conference volleyball action last Tuesday.

    Glenwood (9-7 overall, 1-2 in the conference), who lost middle blocker Kali Mumm just five minutes before the start of when she suffered an injury, was forced to play with a juggled lineup. The Rams never seemed to recover or find their rhythm.

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  • Knights, Wolverines renew their football rivalry Friday night

    As high school football schedules traditionally go, the homecoming date has typically been reserved for an easy victory for the home fans.

    On Friday, Eight-Man No. 1 ranked and 4-0 Fremont-Mills host a home football game celebrating the Knights’ homecoming weekend.

    But there’s no cupcake on the schedule.

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  • Rams sixth at Red Oak Invitational

    RED OAK - The Glenwood girls placed sixth at the Red Oak Cross Country Invitational Monday at the Red Oak Country Club.

    Griswold had the top individual place winner in Alyx Flipping but Harlan won the team title with four runners among the top 11 to edge the Tigers 47 to 49 in the standings.

    The Rams finished with 119 points running without No. 1 runner Hayley Matthews, who sat out the race but will return for next Tuesday’s meet at Creston.

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