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Today's News

  • Homecoming Royalty

        Shelby Edmonds and Miller Cambridge were crowned queen and king of the 2010 Glenwood Community High School Homecoming celebration.


        Saturday night's coronation ceremony in the GCHS gymnasium culminated a week of homecoming festivities. The Rams won their homecoming football Friday night against Red Oak.

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  • County Candidate Forum

        The Mills County Republican Party Central Committee is sponsoring a political forum for all Mills County candidates on the ballot in next month’s general election.
        The forum will take place Thursday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m., at the Glenwood American Legion, 104 N. Vine St.
        Coordinator John Yates said the forum will feature a “question and answer format” and is open to the general public.
        The following candidates are expected to take part in the forum:

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  • Gone, But Not Forgotten

        There are many traditions associated with Glenwood Homecoming, but none more meaningful than a ritual carried out every five years by the Glenwood Community High School Class of 1965.

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  • Knights rout Villisca, 69-14

        The Fremont-Mills football team bolted out to a 48-0 first quarter lead en route to a 69-14 victory over Villisca on Homecoming night in Tabor on Friday.

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  • Stivers’ career day not enough for Rams

        Grant Stivers’ 339-yard passing night in his first career start wasn’t enough for Glenwood in a 26-13 loss to Atlantic on Friday.

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  • Fremont-Mills sweeps Wolverines

        Fremont-Mills used its aggressive attack to sweep East Mills 25-3, 25-10, 25-14 in Corner Conference volleyball last Tuesday.

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  • Glenwood edges T.J. at Harlan Invite

        For the second race in a row Glenwood’s Johnny Fuller and Mark Abrams were first and second and the Rams ran away with the team title at a Hawkeye 10 Conference cross country meet.
        On Saturday the Rams edged Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson by two points, 71 to 73, after Fuller (16:40) and Abrams (16:55) swept the top two spots.

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  • Balanced Wolverines too much for Rebels

        East Mills’ balanced offense put up 55 first-half points in a 62-6 defeat of South Page on Friday in Eight Man, District 8.

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  • Rams leap over Cyclones

        “It was a very fun bus ride home,” said Glenwood coach Kara Huisman.
        Defeating Harlan as the Rams did Tuesday night in a 22-25, 25-23, 25-20, 25-22 victory on the Cyclones’ home court is liable to do that.

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  • ENGAGEMENT - Abby Boehmer/Aaron Eich

    Don and Vicki Boehmer of St. Charles, Mo., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Abby, to Aaron Eich, son of Bill and Kay Eich of Glenwood.

    The bride-to-be is a graduate of Central Missouri State University and is employed by KDR Designer Showroom in Kansas City as a sales associate. Her fiance is also a graduate of Central Missouri State University and is employed by Great Lakes Airline as a pilot.
    An Oct. 23, 2010, wedding is planned at St. Joachim and Ann Catholic Church in St. Charles.

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