(Glenwood, Iowa) – The Glenwood Police Department reports one arrest took place, Wednesday (March 1st). Authorities say 23-year-old Ashley McWilliams, of Council Bluffs, was arrested for Driving While Barred. McWilliams posted a $2,000 cash or surety bond, and was released.

(Oakland, Iowa) – Current Iowa 4-H fair judges, as well as those considering becoming a 4-H judge, are invited to attend training on Saturday, March 18, at the Oakland Community Center, Oakland, IA. It will be held from 9:00a.m. – 2:00p.m. This training is geared toward adults who are interested in working with young people and evaluating exhibits at county fairs. Topics covered include positive youth development, how to evaluate, educate and encourage during conference judging, and 4-H exhibit expectations and guidelines. The training will be delivered by Iowa State University Extension & Outreach Youth Program Specialists. Information will be presented regarding numerous exhibit areas, including clothing events, communication events, ag and natural resources, photography, family and consumer science, and more.

“We would like to encourage those who are new to 4-H judging to come to the training and check it out. We are always in need of more adults who can support youth in this way,” said Rhesa R. Leiding, ISU Extension and Outreach Youth Program Specialist. She added, “This is also a great time for those who have been judges in the past to get updated information.” In addition to current and new judges, 4-H club leaders and others interested in learning more about judging at fairs are welcome to attend. The cost of the training is $25, which covers snacks, lunch, and all materials.

Registration forms can be obtained by contacting Rhesa Leiding rleiding@iastate.edu OR Mary Taggs mtaggs@iastate.edu .

Registration forms and payment are due by March 13th to Fremont County Extension and Outreach, 610 Clay Street PO Box 420 Sidney, Iowa 51562.

Extension programs are available to all without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, or disability.

(Creston, Iowa) – A woman from Creston reported to police Wednesday night, that a trailer was stolen from her back yard in the 600 block of S. Vine Street. The trailer was described as a 2019 Roadclipper 5 X 8, is black, with side rails. It has a wood deck and a ramp on the back. The trailer is valued at $1,500.

(Radio Iowa) – High school students in at least 20 different Iowa districts staged walk outs yesterday (Thursday) to protest bills in the legislature that they say unfairly target L-G-B-T-Q youth. The president of the sophomore class at Storm Lake High School said during a demonstration outside her school that students just want to remember their high school years as normal and fun, but Iowa legislators are making that really hard for a certain group of students.

Some central Iowa students protested outside the governor’s residence. Others rallied in the Iowa Capitol rotunda, chanting: “we say gay.”The chant is a reference to a bill introduced in Iowa and other states to ban classroom discussions about sexual orientation in elementary schools. The bill is sometimes called the “don’t say gay” bill.