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Today's News

  • Councilman Resignation

    Craig Florian has resigned from his Ward I seat on the Glenwood City Council, but hopes to be elected back to the council in the Nov. 8 city election as the representative for Ward II.

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  • Beer & Wine - Made In Glenwood

    What’s your pleasure?
        A glass of dry red wine? A sweeter white? How about a brown ale or an American wheat beer?

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  • Reed, Titans too much for Rams

        COUNCIL BLUFFS - The Glenwood defense couldn’t contain the all-purpose running of Council Bluffs Lewis Central’s Alex Reed and never found its own rhythm on offense in a 35-0 loss to the Titans on Friday.

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  • Wolverines rout Sidney, stay perfect in district

        MALVERN – East Mills scored early and often Friday night as the Wolverines overwhelmed visiting Sidney, 57-20 in District 8 eight-man football action.

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  • East Mills 1-2 at East Union Tourney

        The East Mills volleyball team grabbed its second win of the season on Saturday while going 1-2 at the East Union Tournament in Afton.

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  • Cooper third, Rams fourth at Corning Invitational

        The Glenwood girls cross country team placed four runners in the top 20 and fourth in the team standings at the Corning Invitational on Thursday.

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  • Deadline Nears

    Mills County is now taking applications for Iowa Disaster Assistance from individuals affected by the hail storms on Aug. 18 and Aug. 22 as well as from those individuals and families who have had flood-related expenses.

        Applicants must meet the income requirements and present receipts for expenditures related to either event listed above. Expenses must fit into the application guidelines with a maximum reimbursement amount of $5,000 per household.  

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  • Glenwood struggles to 1-3 finish at Atlantic Tourney

        The Glenwood volleyball team was 1-3 on Saturday at the Atlantic Tournament.
        The Rams struggled hitting and made too many errors, coach Kara Huisman said.
        “We did not play well at all,” Huisman said. “There’s not much else to say, we had way too many  unforced errors and just didn’t play well.”
        The Rams dropped their first two matches to Winterset and Harlan before getting a win over Underwood.

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  • Plattsmouth edges Glenwood at LC Invite

        Mark Abrams won his third meet of the season but Plattsmouth edged Glenwood in the team standings to prevent the Rams from doing the same at the Council Bluffs Lewis Central Invite on Saturday at Iowa Western Community College.

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  • Cyclones sack Glenwood, 42-6

        Glenwood turned the ball over three times leading to 14 points and Harlan used a balanced offense to hand the Rams a 42-6 loss in Class 3A, District 8 football on Friday.
        The Class 3A state ranked No. 7 Cyclones wasted little time jumping on the 0-2 Rams, marching 63 yards in just four plays and a little over a minute on the clock to go up 7-0.

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