2 Arrested in Adams County

November 19th, 2011 by admin

The Adams County Sheriff’s office reports the arrest of two men Friday night and Saturday morning in separate incidents.

21-year-old Travis Beaty of Prescott was pulled over on a routine traffic stop at approximately 7:53pm Friday(11/18) evening. He was then placed under arrest for driving while suspended and brought to the Adams County Jail where he was held with no bond set until he sees a magistrate.

Also early Saturday (11/19) morning 22-year-old Christopher Shockley of Creston was picked up by a Union County Sheriff’s Officer and brought to the Adams County Jail for a probation violation warrant. He was also held without bond pending appearance with a magistrate.

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West Des Moines Valley beats Bettendorf for 4-A Football Title

Sports

November 19th, 2011 by admin

West Des Moines Valley topped Bettendorf by a score of 17-14 to win the 4-A state football championship Friday night at the UNI-dome in Cedar Falls. Bettendorf edged out Valley in total yardage 227-223 but Trey Lewis’ 69-yards rushing Tyus Mason’s two touchdown runs were enough to lead Valley to the victory. Bettendorf’s Nick Heimendinger threw for 163 yards and a touchdown in the loss.

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Lisbon Tops West Hancock for Class A Title

Sports

November 19th, 2011 by admin

Top-ranked Lisbon won the first state football title in school history with a 14-12 victory over No. 2 West Hancock in the Class A final at the UNI-Dome Friday. Lisbon ended the championship season with a perfect 14-0 mark and its first appearance in the final.
Lisbon trailed West Hancock late in the third quarter, but Quarterback Ben Knake tied the score at 12-12 with a 1-yard TD run. The Lions took a 14-12 lead when Knake connected on a two-point conversion pass to Seth Hall.
West Hancock then marched down to the Lisbon 5-yard line but the drive ended on fourth down and five when quarterback Eric Cox’s pass was intercepted in the end zone by Lisbon’s Skylar Ellerbach.

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LINDA KAE NAMANNY, 74, of Atlantic (11-21-11)

Obituaries

November 18th, 2011 by Jim Field

LINDA KAE NAMANNY, 74, of Atlantic died Friday, November 18th at the Cass County Hospice Center. A visitation and lunch for Linda Kae Namanny will be held from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., on Monday, November 21st at Hockenberry Family Care in Atlantic.

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A private family burial will be held in the Atlantic Cemetery.

Linda Kae Namanny is survived by:

Son: Ted (Jan) Namanny of Atlantic

Daughter: Joni (Kirk) Knudsen of Atlantic

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Fremont-Mills Wins 8-Man Title

Sports

November 18th, 2011 by Jim Field

Fremont-Mills overwhelmed Murray in the 8-Man football championship game Friday in an 81-0 victory. Nate Meier carried 12 times for 218 yards and five touchdowns to help the Knights jump out to a 61-0 halftime lead. The Knights rushed 26 times for 352 yards as a team, a 13.5 yard average per carry. Fremont-Mills also pickd off five Murray passes, returning three for scores, two by Logan Wood. Murray struggled offensively rushing 35 times for just 35 yards. The Knights finish the season 13-0, while Murray is 12-2.

See Stats, Summary and Box Score

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Pre-Season IGHSAU Basketball Rankings

Sports

November 18th, 2011 by Jim Field

2011-2012 Preseason Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings

For Immediate Release – November 18, 2011

Class 1-A

	School	2010-11 Record
1	North Mahaska	23-3
2	Bedford	21-5
3	Ar-We-Va	24-3
4	North Butler	19-3
5	North Tama	20-4
6	Tripoli	23-2
7	LeMars Gehlen Catholic	16-6
8	Newell-Fonda	14-11
9	West Sioux	17-8
10	Lynnville-Sully	20-5
11	Adair-Casey	18-4
12	Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn	18-6
13	Central Lyon	17-6
14	Iowa Christian Academy	14-7
15	Martensdale-St. Marys	26-2

Class 2-A

	School	2010-11 Record
1	OA-BCIG	26-0
2	Estherville-LC	23-5
3	Kuemper Catholic	20-5
4	IKM-Manning	19-5
5	West Hancock	25-2
6	Monticello	25-2
7	Pella Christian	20-5
8	Panorama	20-3
9	Fort Dodge St. Edmond	17-3
10	Lawton-Bronson	18-7
11	Manson-NW Webster	21-3
12	Mediapolis	17-4
13	Western Christian	19-5
14	Van Buren	21-3
15	West Burlington	19-3

Class 3-A

	School	2010-11 Record
1	Williamsburg	20-4
2	South Tama	22-3
3	Dubuque Wahlert	15-8
4	Sergeant Bluff-Luton	23-3
5	Davenport Assumption	25-2
6	Benton Community	20-5
7	MOC-Floyd Valley	25-1
8	Glenwood	16-6
9	Washington	18-6
10	Sioux City Bishop Heelan	15-9
11	Union	16-7
12	Bondurant-Farrar	20-3
13	Spirit Lake	15-7
14	Waverly-Shell Rock	20-4
15	Centerville	16-7

Class 4-A

	School	2010-11 Record
1	Iowa City West	23-3
2	Southeast Polk	23-3
3	Ankeny	20-4
4	Mason City	19-6
5	Waukee	19-6
6	Ames	13-8
7	Cedar Rapids Washington	19-4
8	Dowling Catholic	18-5
9	Muscatine	13-10
10	Lewis Central	20-3
11	Cedar Rapids Xavier	15-8
12	Cedar Rapids Kennedy	9-14
13	Iowa City High	17-6
14	West Des Moines Valley	13-9
15	Ottumwa	14-9

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IOMA M. NEIGHBORS, 96, of Anita (Coffee & fellowship 11-22-11)

Obituaries

November 18th, 2011 by Ric Hanson

IOMA M. NEIGHBORS, 96, of Anita, died Thu., Nov. 17th, at the Cass County Memorial Hospital in Atlantic. A coffee and fellowship in honor of IOMA NEIGHBORS will be held 2-p.m. Tue., Nov. 22nd, at the Anita Community Center. Hockenberry Family Care Funeral Home in Anita has the arrangements.

A private family burial will be held at the Evergreen Cemetery in Anita.

IOMA NEIGHBORS is survived by:

Her sons – Gary (Judy) Neighbors, and Bill (Sandra) Neighbors, all of Anita.

Her sisters-in-law, 5 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, & 7 great-great grandchildren.

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Omaha man to face 7 counts in 2001 Iowa rape case

News

November 18th, 2011 by Ric Hanson

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) – An Iowa judge has ruled that prosecutors can move ahead with seven counts against an Omaha, Neb., man accused of raping and beating a Council Bluffs woman 10 years ago. Judge Mark Eveloff rejected on Wednesday a motion by 51-year-old Mark Sands’ attorney to throw out six of seven counts against Sands. The defense attorney argued that the statute of limitations on those counts had run out. But prosecutors successfully argued that state law stops the statute of limitations clock for the time that a defendant lives outside the state. A national DNA database identified Sands, a registered sex offender, in the cold case. The charges against Sands range from kidnapping to burglary, assault and sexual abuse.

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