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8AM Sportscast 09-21-2011

Podcasts, Sports

September 21st, 2011 by admin

w/ Jim Field

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8AM Newscast 09-21-2011

News, Podcasts

September 21st, 2011 by admin

w/ Ric Hanson

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Heartbeat Today 09-21-2011

Heartbeat Today, Podcasts

September 21st, 2011 by admin

Jim Field speaks with Atlantic Park and Rec Director Roger Herring about the developments at the Shildberg Recreation Area in Atlantic. Open House to celebrate a new trail will be held from 5:30-7:00pm on Thursday, September 22nd.

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GARY DOUGLAS “DOUG” YOUNGER, 56, of Kansas City, MO (formerly of Atlantic) – svcs 9-24-11

Obituaries

September 21st, 2011 by Ric Hanson

GARY DOUGLAS “DOUG” YOUNGER, 56, of Kansas City, MO (formerly of Atlantic), died Mon., Sept. 19th. A Celebration of Life service for DOUG YOUNGER will be held 3-p.m. Sat., Sept. 24th, at the Harmony Vineyard Church (600 NE 46th St.), in Kansas City, MO.  D.W. Newcomer’s Sons White Chapel Funeral Home in Gladstone, MO has the arrangements.  http://www.dwnwhitechapel.com/

Visitation will be from 2-3pm Sat. at the Harmony Vineyard Church.

DOUG YOUNGER is survived by:

His wife – Cindy Younger

His Son – Aaron (Nicole) Younger

His parents – Bob & Marilyn Younger.

His brother – Greg (Julie) Younger

His sister – Lori (Tom) Robinson.

2 grandchildren, other relatives, in-laws, and friends.

7AM Newscast 09-21-2011

News, Podcasts

September 21st, 2011 by admin

w/ Ric Hanson

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Nebraskan charged with homicide for 2 crash deaths, including western IA man

News

September 21st, 2011 by Ric Hanson

EMERSON, Neb. (AP) – A 55-year-old northeast Nebraska man has been charged with two counts of vehicular homicide. Authorities say Robert Mahler, of Hubbard, was driving drunk the night of Sept. 9, on the wrong side of Nebraska Highway 35 near Emerson, when his car struck a motorcycle. Two people on the motorcycle were killed: 20-year-old Christopher Oberg, of Mapleton, Iowa; and his passenger, 19-year-old Alexis Calfee, of Bennet, Neb. They were students at Wayne State College. Authorities say Mahler’s blood alcohol level that night was more than twice the legal limit.

Cass County Extension Report 09-21-2011

Ag/Outdoor, Podcasts

September 21st, 2011 by admin

w/ Kate Olsen

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Tuesday Volleyball Results

Sports

September 21st, 2011 by Ric Hanson

Hawkeye 10 Conference:

  • (3-2) Shenandoah 22-25-22-25-15, Atlantic 25-20-25-17-12 (see details below)
  • (3-0) Clarinda 25-25-25, Denison-Schleswig 11-19-19
  • (3-0) Harlan 27-25-26, Glenwood 25-21-24
  • (3-0) Lewis Central 25-25-25, Creston 15-14-16
  • (3-2) Red Oak 17-25-21-26-17, Kuemper Catholic 25-15-25-24-15

Rolling Hills Conference:

  • (3-0) CAM 29-27-25, Exira-EHK 27-25-18
  • (3-0) East Greene 25-25-25, Ankeny Christian Academy 18-15-22
  • (3-0) Glidden-Ralston 25-25-25, Paton-Churdan 18-13-12
  • (3-0) Iowa Christian Academy 25-25-25, Adair-Casey 17-19-14

Western Iowa Conferernce:

  • (3-2) Audubon 26-25-20-22-15, A-H-S-T 24-20-25-25-11
  • (3-2) Treynor 25-27-23-26-15, Missouri Valley 16-29-25-24-7

Others:

  • (3-1) Ar-We-Va 23-25-25-25, West Monona 25-11-15-19
  • (3-1) Des Moines Christian 24-27-25-25, Coon Rapids-Bayard 26-25-7-22
  • (3-0) East Union 25-25-25, Bedford 18-20-19
  • (3-1) Essex 13-25-25-25, Sidney 25-21-16-21
  • (3-1) Guthrie Center 25-25-20-25, Panorama 14-22-25-16
  • (3-0) IKM-Manning 25-25-25, Whiting 19-14-18
  • (3-1) Nodaway Valley 21-25-26-25, Corning 25-20-24-19
  • (3-0) Villisca 25-25-25, Clarinda Academy 5-10-9

Atlantic Match Highlights — Leaders for the Trojanns were:

Attackers:

  • Nora Walker   20/26    11 kills
  • Katie Groves    32/47    17 kills
  • Sam McConnell    13/16  4 kills

Digs:

  • Mckenzie Holmes     41
  • Katie Groves        20
  • Paige Kennon      14

Assists:

  • Shelby Worth    16
  • Paige Kennon     13

Serving:

  • Katie Groves     17/17    3 aces
  • Paige Kennon   15/15   1ace
  • Mackenzie Holmes     16/17    3 aces

Comments from Coach Chris Janhke:    We struggled to find our rhythm from the start tonight. We came out flat and it was a struggle in each game. We had early deficits in each of the first 4 games that seemed to make us play cautious and tentative the entire match. I did not think that we served or hit as aggressive as we have up to this point. Shenandoah played a scrappy game and did well at converting the easy things we sent their way into points. We did not play to our potential tonight. We must find a way to be more mentally prepared for our opponents. We will be addressing these areas in practice the rest of this week. The team will be participating in the Nevada tournament this coming Saturday.

USDA Rural Issues listening post to take place in Audubon

News

September 21st, 2011 by Ric Hanson

The USDA’s Director of Rural Development in Iowa will be in Audubon this Friday, September 23rd, as part of a “Rural Issues Listening Post” session with community and economic development leaders, as well as the general public. Director Bill Menner will listen as local officials discuss issues and opportunities they encounter in their ongoing efforts to help keep rural Iowa vibrant and prosperous.

The conversation takes place 9-a.m. Friday, in the offices of the Audubon County Economic Development Corporation, at 800 Market Street, in Audubon.

Gingrich to unveil new “contract” next week in Iowa

News

September 21st, 2011 by Ric Hanson

Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich says he’ll unveil a new, 21st century “Contract with America” next week during a speech in Iowa. Gingrich was the architect of the first “Contract with America” which helped Republicans win the U.S. House in 1994. It contained things like a call for term limits on members of congress and for a balanced budget amendment. During an appearance in Sioux City Tuesday, Gingrich hinted his new “contract” will include proposals to reduce the size of the federal budget.  “I would apply the model of cutting out giving money to crooks, which we think is probably $150 billion a year. I would be prepared to reform the entitlements,” Gingrich said in Sioux City. “If you return Medicaid back to the states, the estimate is you save $700 billion over a 10 year period.” Gingrich said. Gingrich touts so-called “supply-side” economics, arguing by cutting tax RATES the government will collect more in total taxes because more people will be working.

“I’m for more revenue by putting Americans back to work so they pay taxes, I’m for more revenue for American energy productions, so I’m for more revenue. I’m just against tax increases,” Gingrich said. Gingrich made his comments after a forum at Morningside College. Last night in Sioux City, Gingrich and his wife held a public screening of one of the documentaries they produced.

(Radio Iowa)