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Today's News

  • Glenwood Places Six on All-District Football Team

    The Glenwood football team filled six spots on the Class 3A All-District Football first team released over the weekend.

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  • Wolverines’ Season Ends in State Quarterfinals

    GLIDDEN - East Mills had no answer.

    Glidden-Ralston seemingly had them all.

    The Wildcats scored touchdowns on four of the first five possessions and held the Wolverines scoreless the first half en route to a dominating 42-6 victory in the Eight-Man quarterfinals Friday night in Glidden.

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  • Unexpected Development In Glenwood City Election

    The Glenwood city election has taken an unexpected turn.

    City attorney Matt Woods and Mills County Auditor Carol Robertson have confirmed that a relatively unknown and seldom utilized provision in the city code of ordinances requires a candidate to receive a majority of the vote (more than 50 percent by state definition) to be elected to public office.

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  • Wildcat Offense Overwhelms Fremont-Mills’ Defense

    Undefeated Glidden-Ralston unleashed its potent offensive attack Monday night en route to a 61-28 victory over visiting Fremont-Mills in the second round of the 8-man playoffs.

    The Wildcats stormed to a 34-6 halftime lead with the aid of three long touchdown runs and were never threatened in the second half as they improved their record to 10-0 on the season. Fremont-Mills finishes the year with a 9-2 mark.

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  • Knights’ Season Ends in Regionals

    SIDNEY - Sidney completed a season sweep of Fremont-Mills and ended the Knights’ season with a 25-19, 20-25, 25-18, 25-22 victory in the Class 1A regional semifinals Friday in Sidney.

    Fremont-Mills coach Tracy Malcom said she thought her team played a “fantastic game” overall as they battled through an injury to top setter Marianna Gutta, who sprained her ankle in the opening set.

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  • Wolverines Upset Lenox, Move on to Quarterfinals

    LENOX - Nursing a 22-18 lead, the East Mills football team seized the momentum with a touchdown on the final play of the first half and exploded for 28 points in the third quarter to blow past previously unbeaten Lenox 58-34 in the second round of the Eight-Man state football playoffs Monday.

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  • Rams Can’t Tame Tigers in Playoffs

    The Glenwood football team’s historic season has come to an end.
    Carroll scored a touchdown just a minute into the game, built a 21-7 lead at the end of the first quarter and cruised past a stunned Rams’ squad 42-20 in the opening round of the Class 3A football playoffs last Wednesday.

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  • Court dates Being Set for Three People Facing Charges in Glenwood Altercation

    Trial dates have been set for two of the three people facing charges related to a Sept. 27 altercation and shooting outside the residence of Glenwood Community High School principal Richard Hutchinson.
    Hutchinson and two other people were injured during the incident, which stemmed from racial slurs made in the presence of Hutchinson and his wife, Randi.

    Denver Cook, 18, of Glenwood, and Colton McDaniel, 21, of Glenwood, are accused of physically assaulting Richard Hutchinson.

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  • Glenwood Aquatic Center Construction on Schedule

    Construction of the Glenwood Aquatic Center is still on schedule, members of the Glenwood City Council were told last week during their regular meeting.

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  • Two Glenwood Art Teachers Earn Statewide Recognition

    The Art Educators of Iowa have selected Glenwood’s  Jeff Yoachim and Janiece Kinzle as two of the outstanding art teachers in Iowa.
    Kinzle is the organization’s Outstanding Elementary Art Education and Yoachim is the Outstanding Secondary Art Educator. Both received their awards at an Oct. 7 ceremony.

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