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  • Glenwood cross country sixth at Red Oak meet

    The Glenwood girls cross country team placed sixth at the Red Oak Cross Country Meet last Thursday.

    Harlan was the meet champion followed by Griswold and Atlantic.

    The Rams were paced by the 22nd-place showing of Kayla Anderson with a time of 18:59. Ashly Nolan was 31st in 19:31 and Laura Chekal was 39th.

    Glenwood was without No. 2 runner Brooke Peckham who sat out the meet with an undisclosed illness.

    Katie Sladovnik paced the Ram junior varsity with a 13th place showing.

    Rams eighth at Clarinda

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  • A Reason To Celebrate

    OK, I know it wasn’t supposed to open this way.

        I know it’s a year behind schedule and I know it’s not going to be totally finished until the auditorium gets put together later this year.

        One school board candidate told me last week that the high school construction project has become “a joke.” I don’t dispute his assertion. I’ve been a part of the coffee shop chatter and have thrown out a sarcastic one-liner or two myself.

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  • A Reason To Celebrate

    OK, I know it wasn’t supposed to open this way.

        I know it’s a year behind schedule and I know it’s not going to be totally finished until the auditorium gets put together later this year.

        One school board candidate told me last week that the high school construction project has become “a joke.” I don’t dispute his assertion. I’ve been a part of the coffee shop chatter and have thrown out a sarcastic one-liner or two myself.

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  • Rams run over, around Cardinals

    Behind 289 rushing yards and a dominating defensive effort the Glenwood football team put last week's season opening loss behind them with 35-12 victory over Clarinda at Ram Memorial Field Friday.

    Ram running back Dylan Blankenship set the tone early for Glenwood after hold the Cardinals (0-2) to a three-and-out on their first possession. The 6 foot, 220 running back carried the ball twice on the ensuing drive, capped by his 14-yard touchdown scamper with 6:47 remaining in the first quarter.

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  • East Mills falls in overtime thriller

    HASTINGS – Friday night’s eight-man football showdown between top-ranked Cumberland-Anita-Massena (CAM) and East Mills had the feel of a heavyweight prizefight.

    The Cougars and Wolverines traded punches for four full quarters of football and even needed a session of overtime before CAM could finally come away with a 44-42 decision. On the last play of the game, East Mills running back Nathan Day was stopped inches from the goal line to deny the Wolverines a two-point conversion attempt that would have sent the game into a second overtime period.

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  • Glenwood boys sweep titles at 35th Annual Ram Invite

    Johnny Fuller and the Glenwood boys cross country team took advantage of its home course last Tuesday for a first-place finish at the 35th Co-Ed Ram Cross Country Meet at Glenwood Lake Park.

    Fuller led Glenwood with a course and school-record time of 15:32 and four other Ram runners in the top 10 to sweep the individual and team titles. Glenwood's 29 points were 83 better than distant runner-up Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln.

    Fuller's time is also currently top in the state in any class this season, said Glenwood boys coach Todd Peverill.

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  • Rams split season-opener

    OMAHA - The Glenwood volleyball team split a triangular on Thursday at Omaha Roncalli.

    The Rams lost a 25-22, 17-25, 16-26 decision to Omaha South in the opener before bouncing back to knock off the host Crimson Pride 25-23, 25-23 in the capper.

    “I thought we played really well,” said Glenwood coach Kara Huisman. “Even with the loss I didn't think we played real bad. I really feel we played good the first one and the only reason we lost the next games was our serving.”

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  • Lost In Transition

    The Glenwood Community School District opened its new high school on Aug. 27. Lost in the glare of the spotlight on the $22 million, state-of-the art building is Glenwood’s other new school.

    Classes began Aug. 26 at the new Glenwood Middle School, formerly Glenwood’s high school, just across the Keg Creek. The new middle school is a “big improvement” over the middle school’s former home in the Meyer Building on the Glenwood Resource Center campus, said first-year GMS Principal Heidi Stanley.

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  • School Board Vote Is In

    Incumbent Dave Warren and newcomers Henry Clark and Dave Blum have been elected to seats on the Glenwood Board of Education.

    Warren, Clark and Blum were the top three vote-getters in Tuesday’s school board election, garnering 809, 697 and 526 votes respectively. Write-in candidate Cheryll Ross finished in fourth place, presumably receiving nearly all of the 382 write-in votes that were cast. Tim Harms received 313 votes, followed by Rex A. Ruth with 302, incumbent Bill Agan with 252 and Edward Lund with 212.

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  • Knights win opener 44-7

    TABOR - The Fremont-Mills football team rode the momentum of two blocked punts and 286 yards rushing to a 44-7 season-opening victory over Shenandoah on Friday.

    “Some things stood out that didn't go as we planned, but overall for the game, 44-7, that's a pretty solid game,” said Knights coach Jeremy Christiansen following the win.

    The Knights' “pretty solid game” started quickly. After holding the Mustangs to a three-and-out on their first possession, Fremont-Mills drove down to

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