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Today's News

  • Career Transitions

    If there is one thing Stan Winquist hopes his students learn in his career transitions class, it’s all the things he didn’t learn before leaving high school and college and entering the workforce.

        “It all comes down to teaching the things I wish someone would have taught me,” Winquist said. “Most of what I’m teaching them is what I learned because I screwed up and I don’t want it to happen to somebody else.

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  • A Passion For Giving

    Rachel Salerno wants to help people, no matter their age, vitality or nationality.

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  • National Champions

    When you hear about a team winning a national
    championship, you assume some type of athletic competition was involved, right?

        Maybe football, basketball or baseball.
        Ever heard of a team winning a national championship for donating blood?
        That’s exactly what a

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  • Golf Carts On The Street

    There wasn’t a big line. In fact, there was no line. But Tim O’Connor still wanted to be the first one in it.

        O’Connor was the first Glenwood resident to seek and be granted a permit to drive his golf cart on Glenwood’s residential streets last week. Last October, Glenwood’s City Council approved an ordinance to allow citizens to operate golf carts on city streets, with a vehicle safety check and a special permit.
        The new ordinance goes into affect April 1.

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  • Henderson Community News

    By Wanda Williams
    825-7131
        My it was 80° yesterday – so it seems like spring has arrived. Sounds like it is going to stay very warm for the next few days.
        Neva and De Laine Slump and Darrell and Bev Lewis spent several days at their respective Lake of the Ozark homes.
        Taylor Lauridsen and Tyler Skokan of Mineola were visitors with Ken and Mary Lauridsen one day last week.

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  • Glenwood Public Library Memorial Donations


        Class of 1950 Glenwood High School presented “Memory: Fragments of a Modern History” by Alison Winter, given in memory of Ralph V. Crouch.
        Glenwood VFW Post No. 3682 presented “What it is Like to Go to War” by Karl Marlantes given in memory of Ralph V. Crouch.

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  • Mills County District Court

    Judge
    Timothy O'Grady
        Donald J. Lang, Tabor – O.W.I., pleaded guilty, deferred judgment, one year probation, ordered to undergo substance abuse evaluation, submit DNA sample, pay victim restitution, $1,250 civil penalty (reduced to $625 with proof of driver's license), court costs and fees.

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  • Glenwood Community Schools Menu March 29-April 4, 2012

    Breakfast
    (100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)
        Thursday - French Toast & Sausage.
        Friday - Cereal & Crackers.
        Monday - Cereal & Crackers.
        Tuesday - Donut or Yogurt.
        Wednesday - Pancakes & Sausage.

    Lunch
        Thursday - Super Nachos, Steamed Peas, Chilled Peaches, Texas Toast, Milk.

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  • Glenwood flushing hydrants

        Glenwood Municipal Utilities will be flushing hydrants and performing sewer maintenance April 2, 2012 through April 13, 2012.

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  • Glenwood School Menu

    Glenwood Community Schools

    March 22-28, 2012

    Breakfast

    (100% fruit juice and milk served with breakfast)

         Thursday- Pancake/Syrup & Yogurt

         Friday– No School

         Monday- Cereal & Crackers

         Tuesday- Donut or Yogurt

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