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Body Found In Missouri River Identified

The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, with the help of several other agencies, has positively identified the body that was pulled from the Missouri River in southwestern Mills County on July 1.

The male body was located in the area of Lincoln’s Landing campground near the Plattsmouth Bridge.

Glenwood Senior Center 7.23.14

Located at 20 N Vine St., Glenwood

Open Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., Sat. 8 - 11 a.m.

Exercise Classes (6 weeks): Tuesday and Thursday, 10 - 11 a.m.

Coffee Time: Mon. - Fri. 8 - 11:30 a.m. and 1 - 4 p.m.; Sat.; 8 - 11 a.m.;
Ladies’ Coffee: Mon.
10 - 11 a.m.

Cards, Table Games and Dominoes: Mon. - Fri. 1-4 p.m.

Week of July 24 – 30
Meals
(served at 11:45 M-F)

Mills County District Court 7/16/14

Judge Greg Steensland
    Bragun Michaelsen, Pacific Junction - violation of probation on original charges of first-degree theft, second-degree theft and third-degree theft, sentenced to time served, ordered to submit DNA, pay $3,500 civil penalties, court costs and fees.
         
Judge Timothy O’Grady

Glenwood Police Reports 7/16/14

Incidents
    July 11 - Steve Eckhart of Glenwood reported a theft.

Accidents
    July 12 - A vehicle driven by Colton Rausch of Glenwood was southbound on So. Hazel Street when the vehicle accelerated around a vehicle parked at a four-way stop sign, traveled through the intersection, where the driver lost control of the vehicle, struck a stop sign and came to rest in a parking lot. No injuries were reported.

Rams’ season ends in regional semifinals

NORWALK - It was too much Taylor Good and too little offense for Glenwood in its Class 4, Region 7 semifinal on Saturday.

Norwalk’s sophomore pitcher limited Glenwood to three singles, fanned nine and faced just four over the minimum in a 5-0 victory that ended the Rams’ season.

“She was tough,” Glenwood coach Mark Starner said. “We only saw about five pitchers like her all year. We don’t see enough pitchers like her. She was tough on us all night.”

Glenwood summer food program 7.23.14

    The Summer Food Service Program, sponsored by the Glenwood Community School District is free to all children 18 and under. The program will run through Friday, July 25 at the following locations:
    Glenwood Middle School, 400 Sivers Road. Breakfast 8 - 9 a.m., lunch 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
    Kid’s Place Daycare, 103 Central, first floor at the Glenwood Resource Center campus. Breakfast 8 – 8:30 a.m., lunch 11 - 11:45 a.m. Limited seating is available.

Mills County District Court 7/23/14

Judge Greg Steensland
    Bragun Michaelsen, Pacific Junction - violation of probation on original charges of first-degree theft, second-degree theft and third-degree theft, sentenced to serve 17 years in state correctional facility with credit for time already served, ordered to submit DNA, pay $3,500 civil penalties, court costs and fees.

Glenwood baseball routs Storm Lake in twinbill

The Glenwood baseball team out-scored Storm Lake 28-5 in a pair of double-header victories Friday at A.C. Nuckolls Field.

The Rams (20-9 overall, 13-6 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference) plated seven runs in the first inning of a 13-0, five-inning victory in game one and then came back into the nightcap to smack 19 hits in a 15-5, five-inning win.
Glenwood combined for 28 hits in the double-header.

Nolan Robinson was 5-for-5 in the two games with  four RBIs. Brady Wheeler and Dru Little each recorded four hits and Corey Bertini three for Glenwood.

Mills County Sheriff Reports 7/16/14

Incidents
    July 10 -Douglas Lear of Silver City reported  fraudulent practices.
    July 13 - Nicholas Wray of Pacific Junction reported a burglary.
    July 14 - Malvern Farm Service Reported a theft.

Accidents

City Opts For 'FM' Hearing Assist System

An upgrade in technology is coming to Glenwood City Hall.
The city council has given its approval to the installation of an “FM” assisted listening system and an audio visual system that can be utilized for guest presentations at council meetings and employee training sessions.

The FM system transmits audio signals to a receiver worn by the listener - typically a headset or neck loop. The system complies with Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines, city administrator Brian Kissel said.