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Northern Iowa beats Bradley 68-65

Sports

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — Marc Sonnen scored 15 points and Northern Iowa held on to beat Bradley 68-65 on Sunday. Matt Bohannon and Jake Koch scored 14 points apiece and Anthony James added 10 points for the Panthers (14-11, 7-6 Missouri Valley). Northern Iowa led 37-18 at halftime. Bradley shot 66 percent in the second half but couldn’t overtake Northern Iowa. The Braves came within 66-65 with 15 seconds to play, but Koch made two free throws to complete the scoring.

Dyricus Simms-Edwards scored a career-high 32 points for the Braves (14-11, 6-7), hitting his five 3-pointers in the second half. Walt Lemon Jr. had 18 points and nine rebounds for Bradley. Northern Iowa shot 42 percent for the game while Bradley made 46 percent of its shots.

Funeral services set for man who died while ice fishing in Adair County

News

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Stuart for a Guthrie County man who died while ice fishing over the weekend in Adair County. Sheriff’s officials in Adair County say 62-year old James Alan Wallace, of Menlo, died after falling through the ice while fishing on a private farm pond about six-miles southwest of Menlo.  Wallace’ family members had reported him missing to the Guthrie County Sheriff’s Office after he failed to return home from ice fishing Friday afternoon.

Following  a search of the area where Wallace was believed to have been fishing, an Adair County Sheriff’s deputy located the man’s vehicle near a farm pond, and shortly thereafter saw Wallace’ body in the water. He was pulled from the pond by rescue personnel and pronounced dead at the scene, by the Adair County Medical Examiner. Deputies with the Guthrie County Sheriff’s Office, officers with the Stuart Police Department Adair County Conservation officers, Menlo Fire and Rescue and the Adair County Ambulance all assisted in the search and recovery efforts.

Funeral services for James Wallace will be held 10:30-a.m. Wednesday, at the 1st Congregational Church in Stuart.

JAMES ALAN WALLACE, 62, of Menlo (Svcs. 2/13/13)

Obituaries

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

JAMES ALAN WALLACE, 62, of Menlo, died Fri., Feb. 8th. Funeral services for JAMES WALLACE will be held 10:30-a.m. Wed., Feb. 13th, at the 1st Congregational Church in Stuart. Johnson Family Funeral Home in Stuart has the arrangements.

A visitation at the church will be held from 5-until 8-pm Tuesday, Feb. 12th. Online condolences may be left at www.johnsonfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Memorials may be directed to the James Alan Wallace Memorial Fund, in care of the funeral home.

NWS Forecast for Atlantic & the KJAN listening area

Weather

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

(Updated 3:46-p.m. Sun., Feb. 10 2013)

**A Wind Advisory remains in effect until 9-p.m. for Pottawattamie-Mills-Montgomery-Fremont and Page Counties.* A Wind Advisory is in effect until 3-a.m. Monday, for Monona-Harrison and Shelby Counties, & a Wind Advisory will be in effect from 9-pm Sunday until Noon on Monday, for Sac-Crawford-Carroll-Audubon-Guthrie and Dallas Counties.**

Tonight: Cloudy w/light rain or drizzle this evening, & a slight chance of light snow before midnight. Low around 26. West winds at 20-40mph.  

Monday: Partly Sunny & breezy. High around 35. NW winds @ 15-25 w/gusts to 35.

Mon. Night: Mostly Clear. Low around 20. W @ 5-10.

Tuesday: Mostly Clear. High around 41. W-SW @ 5-15.

Tue. Night: Mo. Clear. Low around 23.

Wednesday: Partly Cloudy. High around 44.

Thursday: Partly Sunny. High around 37.

Freese gets $3.15M under 1-year deal with Cards

Sports

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Former World Series MVP David Freese will earn $3.15 million under his one-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals, nearly six times the $518,000 he made last year.   A St. Louis County native, Freese hit .283 with 20 home runs and 79 RBIs last season and earned his first All-Star appearance. He was eligible for arbitration for the first time.

Freese, MVP of the 2011 World Series win over Texas, had asked for $3.75 million and had been offered $2.4 million when players and teams exchanged arbitration figures last month.  Friday’s agreement made Freese the final player to settle among the three Cardinals who filed for arbitration.

Wind Advisory issued for western IA from 9-pm Sun. until Noon Monday

Weather

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

COUNTIES IN THE KJAN LISTENING AREA: SAC-CRAWFORD-CARROLL-AUDUBON-GUTHRIE-DALLAS. (ISSUED 332 PM CST SUN FEB 10 2013)

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN DES MOINES HAS ISSUED A WIND ADVISORY, WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 9 PM THIS EVENING TO NOON CST MONDAY.

WINDS WILL BECOME NORTHWEST AND INCREASE TONIGHT WITH THE STRONGEST WINDS BEGINNING AROUND 9 PM TONIGHT AND CONTINUING INTO MONDAY MORNING. NORTHWEST WINDS WILL INCREASE TO 25 TO 30 MPH…WITH GUSTS TO AROUND 45 MPH.

THE WIND WILL MAKE DRIVING HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES DIFFICULT. LOOSE OBJECTS MAY ALSO BE BLOWN ABOUT IN THE WINDS. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS… A WIND ADVISORY MEANS THAT WINDS OF 30 MPH ARE EXPECTED. WINDS THIS STRONG CAN MAKE DRIVING DIFFICULT…ESPECIALLY FOR HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES. USE EXTRA CAUTION.

A WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 3-A.M. MONDAY, FOR: MONONA-HARRISON AND SHELBY COUNTIES. AND, A WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9-P.M. SUNDAY FOR: POTTAWATTAMIE-MILLS-MONTGOMERY-FREMONT AND PAGE COUNTIES.

JOHN LEROY HANSEN, 53, of Atlantic (Svcs. 2/13/13)

Obituaries

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

JOHN LEROY HANSEN, 53, of Atlantic, died Sun., Feb.10th, at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines. Funeral services for JOHN HANSEN will be held 2:30-p.m. Wed., Feb. 13th, at the Hockenberry Family Care Funeral Home in Atlantic.

A Masonic service for JOHN HANSEN will be held at 1:30-p.m. Wednesday (Prior to the funeral service).

Burial will be in the Southlawn Memory Gardens.

JOHN LEROY HANSEN is survived by:

His parents – Wilbur (Sharon) Hansen, of Atlantic.

His daughter – Toni (Randy) Hansen, of Atlantic.

His son – Matt (Laura) Hansen, of Avoca.

His brothers and sisters, including – Dennis Toepfer, of Atlantic; David (Marjorie) Toepfer, of Storm Lake; Paul Hansen, of Atlantic; Daphe Haskins, of Atlantic; Lisa Hansen, of Blair, NE; and Kristie (Tim) Malcom, of Griswold.

and 1 grandchild.

District Wrestling Results

Sports

February 10th, 2013 by Jim Field

Class 2-A @ Harlan (1st & 2nd qualify for state)

106

  • 1st Place – Devin Phaly of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
  • 2nd Place – Jake Wulf of OA-BCIG
  • 3rd Place – Tanner Mertz of Red Oak
  • 4th Place – Nick Rounds of Missouri Valley

113

  • 1st Place – Zac McCoy of Shenandoah
  • 2nd Place – Chris Hopkins of Harlan
  • 3rd Place – Dusten Reed of Bedford/Lenox
  • 4th Place – Jacob Challen of Greene County

120

  • 1st Place – Blake Luna of Clarinda
  • 2nd Place – Dillion Cox of Atlantic
  • 3rd Place – Broghan Kelly of Harlan
  • 4th Place – Abe Yoder of Greene County

126

  • 1st Place – Cole Race of Clarinda
  • 2nd Place – Chase Goodman of South Central Calhoun
  • 3rd Place – Dylan Forkner of Greene County
  • 4th Place – Geoff Sellers of Red Oak

132

  • 1st Place – Colton McCrystal of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
  • 2nd Place – Jordan Challen of Greene County
  • 3rd Place – Reid Nichols of Atlantic
  • 4th Place – Joseph Heitshusen of Shenandoah

138

  • 1st Place – Steven Garcia of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
  • 2nd Place – Brett Marcum of Missouri Valley
  • 3rd Place – Trey Stickler of Clarinda
  • 4th Place – Daric Whipple of Greene County

145

  • 1st Place – Jeremy Scheuermann of Greene County
  • 2nd Place – Luke Strong of Clarinda
  • 3rd Place – Matt Smith of Atlantic
  • 4th Place – Trey Eddy of South Central Calhoun

152

  • 1st Place – Bret Tomoson of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
  • 2nd Place – John Clark of Clarinda
  • 3rd Place – Grant Christensen of Bedford/Lenox
  • 4th Place – Zayne Barrett of South Central Calhoun

160

  • 1st Place – Adam Zaccone of Harlan
  • 2nd Place – Dylon French of Bedford/Lenox
  • 3rd Place – Tyler Kutz of South Central Calhoun
  • 4th Place – Jon Sands of Red Oak

170

  • 1st Place – Cash Wilcke of OA-BCIG
  • 2nd Place – Matthew Williamson of Atlantic
  • 3rd Place – Christian Lauritsen of Clarinda
  • 4th Place – Kollin George of Sergeant Bluff-Luton

182

  • 1st Place – Cole Bonde of Bedford/Lenox
  • 2nd Place – Rylan Richardson of South Central Calhoun
  • 3rd Place – Dustin Swindler of Clarinda
  • 4th Place – Cris Paniagua of Greene County

195

  • 1st Place – Cale Stork of Harlan
  • 2nd Place – Tyler Stork of Atlantic
  • 3rd Place – Taylor Christensen of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
  • 4th Place – Cain Johanns of Clarinda

220

  • 1st Place – Tyler Nguyen of Sergeant Bluff-Luton
  • 2nd Place – Aaron Beaman of Greene County
  • 3rd Place – Tyler Christensen of Atlantic
  • 4th Place – John Wohlers of Missouri Valley

285

  • 1st Place – Jordan Siebert of Harlan
  • 2nd Place – Dakota Calfee of Clarinda
  • 3rd Place – Aron King of South Central Calhoun
  • 4th Place – Jez Phippen of Atlantic

Class 1-A @ Corning (1st & 2nd qualify for state)

106

  • 1st Place – Taylor Curtis of Underwood
  • 2nd Place – Craig Rice of Southwest Iowa
  • 3rd Place – Logan Wood of Corning

113

  • 1st Place – Riley Klein of Underwood
  • 2nd Place – Jacob Vogel of Riverside
  • 3rd Place – Dawson Knapp of Mount Ayr
  • 4th Place – Troy Schwartz of Guthrie Center

120

  • 1st Place – Dylan Gibson of Martensdale-St. Marys
  • 2nd Place – Tucker Bluml of Riverside
  • 3rd Place – Lane Rumelhart of Guthrie Center
  • 4th Place – Tom Jennings of Underwood

126

  • 1st Place – Andrew Foutch of Underwood
  • 2nd Place – Zach Vance of Griswold
  • 3rd Place – Tucker Patrick of Guthrie Center
  • 4th Place – Grant Staats of Mount Ayr

132

  • 1st Place – Erik Freed of Mount Ayr
  • 2nd Place – Clay Harris of Riverside
  • 3rd Place – Austin Dollen of Griswold
  • 4th Place – Kyle Chalfant of Guthrie Center

138

  • 1st Place – Hunter Grunsted of Panorama
  • 2nd Place – Tanner Potter of Griswold
  • 3rd Place – Jared Thompson of Nodaway Valley
  • 4th Place – Lane Stortenbecker of East Mills

145

  • 1st Place – Ryan Joint of West Central Valley
  • 2nd Place – Cody Kingery of Underwood
  • 3rd Place – Jayden Erlandson of Nodaway Valley
  • 4th Place – Josh Metheny of Griswold

152

  • 1st Place – Kain Queck of Nodaway Valley
  • 2nd Place – Josh Hopkins of East Mills
  • 3rd Place – Nate Dunning of St. Albert
  • 4th Place – Gavin Laughery of Guthrie Center

160

  • 1st Place – Wyatt Lewis of St. Albert
  • 2nd Place – Tyler Hein of Panorama
  • 3rd Place – Shane Swank of Mount Ayr
  • 4th Place – Trevor Hough of Underwood

170

  • 1st Place – Bryson Kinyon of East Union
  • 2nd Place – Austin Laabs of Guthrie Center
  • 3rd Place – Payton Housman of Riverside
  • 4th Place – Colby Jennings of East Mills

182

  • 1st Place – Jake Lewis of St. Albert
  • 2nd Place – Zach Barton of Corning
  • 3rd Place – Colby Woodvine of Panorama
  • 4th Place – Brandon Paulsen of Riverside

195

  • 1st Place – Taylor Hein of Panorama
  • 2nd Place – Colton Story of East Mills
  • 3rd Place – Cale Crowder of Guthrie Center
  • 4th Place – Sean O`Neill of St. Albert

220

  • 1st Place – Mark Hall of Southwest Iowa
  • 2nd Place – Cody Cain of Guthrie Center
  • 3rd Place – Andersen Kouri of St. Albert
  • 4th Place – Marcus Boldy of Panorama

285

  • 1st Place – Dillon Suhr of Guthrie Center
  • 2nd Place – Garrett Johnston of Panorama
  • 3rd Place – David Howell of East Mills
  • 4th Place – Jacob Steinbeck of Griswold

Class 1-A @ West Monona (1st & 2nd qualify for state)

106

  • 1st Place – Dylan Muckey of Woodbury Central
  • 2nd Place – Kyle Juelsgaard of Audubon
  • 3rd Place – Micah Hoffman of Coon Rapids-Bayard
  • 4th Place – Markes Myers of Westwood

113

  • 1st Place – Christian Polley of Tri-Center
  • 2nd Place – Zach Ulven of Westwood
  • 3rd Place – Austin Malloy of EHK-Exira
  • 4th Place – Cole Mills of Hinton

120

  • 1st Place – Brad Kerkhoff of Audubon
  • 2nd Place – Gable Verschoor of Woodbury Central
  • 3rd Place – Tommy Toben of Akron-Westfield
  • 4th Place – Christian Hilgenberg of Coon Rapids-Bayard

126

  • 1st Place – Lane Nichols of Woodbury Central
  • 2nd Place – Johnny Stephens of Lawton-Bronson
  • 3rd Place – Lucas Hedstrom of Woodbine
  • 4th Place – Andrew Malloy of Audubon

132

  • 1st Place – Derik Bailey of Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto
  • 2nd Place – Zach Evans of Coon Rapids-Bayard
  • 3rd Place – Taylor Schroeder of Hinton
  • 4th Place – Ridge Meeker of Logan-Magnolia

138

  • 1st Place – Chase Petersen of Audubon
  • 2nd Place – Luke Klingensmith of Woodbury Central
  • 3rd Place – Brady Charbonneau of Logan-Magnolia
  • 4th Place – Dan Dirks of Akron-Westfield

145

  • 1st Place – Evan Hansen of EHK-Exira
  • 2nd Place – Jake Mize of Woodbury Central
  • 3rd Place – Darrian Irlbeck of Tri-Center
  • 4th Place – Cole Oltmanns of Akron-Westfield

152

  • 1st Place – Loren Williams of Tri-Center
  • 2nd Place – Logan Moore of West Monona
  • 3rd Place – Keenan Bock of Coon Rapids-Bayard
  • 4th Place – Drake McArthur of Lawton-Bronson

160

  • 1st Place – Josh Matusik of Woodbine
  • 2nd Place – Schuyler Rilling of Woodbury Central
  • 3rd Place – Kyle Bauerkemper of A-H-S-T
  • 4th Place – John McNaughton of Kingsley-Pierson

170

  • 1st Place – Mason Mentink of Woodbine
  • 2nd Place – Beau Metcalf of Westwood
  • 3rd Place – Brandon Thompson of Lawton-Bronson
  • 4th Place – Jake Larson of A-H-S-T

182

  • 1st Place – Jesse Svoboda of Audubon
  • 2nd Place – Taylor James of Akron-Westfield
  • 3rd Place – Zach Klingensmith of Woodbury Central
  • 4th Place – Ben Wellman of Tri-Center

195

  • 1st Place – Trey Sander of EHK-Exira
  • 2nd Place – Blake Sappingfield of Lawton-Bronson
  • 3rd Place – Chet Willer of Akron-Westfield
  • 4th Place – Darin Peterson of Woodbine

220

  • 1st Place – Levi Paulsen of Woodbury Central
  • 2nd Place – Logan Melby of Logan-Magnolia
  • 3rd Place – Ron Singleton of Lawton-Bronson
  • 4th Place – Matt Monahan of Woodbine

285

  • 1st Place – Landan Paulsen of Woodbury Central
  • 2nd Place – Cole Jensen of Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto
  • 3rd Place – Matt Fett of Audubon
  • 4th Place – Joe Graf of Logan-Magnolia

HSBB: Atlantic at Shenandoah Girls 3A Regional 02-09-2013

Podcasts, Sports

February 10th, 2013 by admin

Jim Field and Chris Parks have the call of the game played at Shenandoah High School.

 

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Atlantic School Board to discuss budget, student activities & Technology

News

February 10th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

The Atlantic Community School District’s Board of Education will hold a regular session Monday night at the high school. Discussion items toward the end of the agenda will cover the district’s 2013-2014 calendar year budget, additional student activities, and Technology. Afterward, the Board will enter into an exempt (closed) session to discuss bargaining strategy.

Action items on the agenda include, but are not limited to: Approval of a transportation contract, which would allow Nodaway Valley students to ride with Atlantic students, to the Clarinda Academy; Approval of a Northwest Missouri State University Student Teacher Memorandum of Understanding; Approval of a School Funding Resolution, and intent to fund the Instructional Support Program.

The Atlantic School Board meeting begins at 7:30-p.m., Monday, in the high school Media Center.