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Today's News

  • Meth Case Sentencing

         A rural Glenwood man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison as one of the ringleaders of a methamphetamine manufacturing operation.
        Andru Alan Fisher, 42, became the sixth person to be sentenced in what was dubbed the “Fisher Farm Case” in Mills County. His sentence was handed down last week in U.S. District Court by Judge Ronald Longstaff. Fisher will be placed on five years of supervised release after his imprisonment and is required to a pay a $100 fine to the state Crime Victim Fund.

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  • Mills County Farewell Tour

    State legislators Hubert Houser, Greg Forristall and Richard Anderson began their Mills County farewell tour Saturday morning by participating in the Glenwood Area Chamber of Commerce's first legislative coffee of the year. The three Republican lawmakers are in their final year of representing Mills County before new legislative boundaries go into effect next January.

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  • County Reviewing Land Use Ordinances

    MALVERN - Concerns about fertile farm soil being sold and removed from private property northwest of Malvern has the Mills County Board of Supervisors reviewing land use policies and considering changes to ordinances that could result in tighter restrictions being placed on the sale and removal of farm ground in the future.

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  • Wolverines upset in conference semifinals

        Sidney out-scored East Mills 7-3 in the overtime period to post a 45-41 victory over the Wolverines in the semifinals of the Corner Conference Boys Basketball Tournament on Thursday.

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  • East Mills girls ousted in conference second round

        Stanton ousted the East Mills girls from the Corner Conference Tournament second round last Tuesday with a 57-29 victory over the Wolverines.
        The Wolverines (4-9 overall, 3-4 in the conference) were out-scored 16-6 in the first quarter but had trimmed that lead to five midway through the second quarter when leading-scorer Devin Laughlin went down with a sprained ankle. Laughlin returned in the second half but East Mills never recovered.

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  • Glenwood girls net 13th win of season

        The Glenwood girls basketball team improved to 13-1 on the season with a 75-56 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory over Red Oak on Friday.
        The Rams (13-1 overall, 8-1 in the conference) stormed out to a 39-19 halftime lead in the win.
        With Red Oak making a concerted effort to stop the inside scoring of Morgan Lucy, the Rams lit up the Tigers from the outside, hitting 9-of-22 three-pointers. Senior Rachel DeYoung led the Ram attack, hitting 5-of-9 shots from behind the arc and scoring a career-high 25 points.

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  • Jones’ 22 leads Rams over Tigers

        Derek Jones scored a career-high 22 points for Glenwood in a 65-46 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory over Red Oak on Friday.
        The Rams (7-7 overall, 4-5 in the conference) led wire-to-wire in posting a season-sweep over the Tigers with the win.
        “This was a nice road win,” said Glenwood coach Curt Schulte. “It was their senior night so it was a good crowd and they (Red Oak) came out with some fire but we played good and got a good win.”

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  • Fremont-Mills falls in Cowboy comeback

        MALVERN - The Sidney boys battled back from seven points down over the final four minutes to secure their first Corner Conference Basketball Tournament title since 2002 with a 42-40 victory over Fremont-Mills on Saturday at East Mills High School.

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  • Icy Road Factor In Fatal Accident

        Randall Jones, 62, of Henderson died from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle collision last Wednesday, Jan. 11, on U.S. Highway 34 in Mills County.
        The accident occurred at 5 p.m. two miles east of Malvern, according to a report from the Iowa State Patrol. Jones died at the scene.

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  • STOP Means STOP

    The Glenwood Community School District is asking motorists to stop.

        Stop passing through the flashing red and the stop arm of its school buses.
        In a typical year, the district sees a dozen reports of drivers ignoring school buses stopped to drop off or pick up students. Already this year, the district has 19 reports of motorists passing stopped school buses.

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