DERRYL D. KLINE, 90, of Mankato, MN (formerly of Exira) died August 31, 2022. A Graveside service for DERRYL D. KLINE will be held on Tuesday, September 20 at 11:00 am in the Exira Cemetery.
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DERRYL D. KLINE is survived by:
several cousins
ARNOLD “Les” BREHMER, 86, of Walnut, died Sunday, Sept. 18th, at Avoca Specialty Care. Funeral services for ARNOLD “Les” BREHMER will be held 11-a.m. Monday, Sept. 26, 2022, at the First Presbyterian Church in Walnut. Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Avoca has the arrangements.
Burial is in the Layton Township Cemetery in Walnut.
ARNOLD “Les” BREHMER is survived by:
His wife – Georgia [Ozment] Brehmer, of Walnut.
His daughters – Lorie (Joe) Evanoff, of Henderson, CO., & Pam (Keith) Matteson, of Brighton, CO.
His sons – Chris (Debbie Sue) Brehmer, of Brighton, CO.; Casey (Jennifer) Brehmer, of Lakewood, CO., & Brad (Stephanie) Waterland, of Windsor, CO.
16 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandchild.
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa State officials unveiled plans for a major development on the grounds of the Iowa State Center between Jack Trice Stadium and Hilton Coliseum. CYTown will include a hotel and convention center, a medical clinic as well as restaurant, retail and office space.
That’s I–S-U athletic director Jamie Pollard, who says they will seek approval from the Board of Regents for phase one of the project in November. 
Iowa State athletics took over the Iowa State Center three years ago. Pollard says in total it is about a 20-year project and they hope to have some of the restaurant and retail operations up and running by the Fall of 2025.
Pollard says work will begin following approval by the Board of Regents.
The target for completion of the parking lot improvements and infrastructure is August 2025. The university plans to seek final approval from the Board of Regents later this fall to begin work on the project in January 2023.
(Creston, Iowa) – The driver of a 2007 Pontiac Grand Am fell asleep at the wheel Saturday afternoon, in Creston, and crashed into a parked pickup truck, causing a chain reaction accident. According to Creston Police, 15-year-old Jake Nelson Hoyt, of Creston, was traveling north on Sumner Avenue at around 12:19-p.m., when he fell asleep. He told authorities that he crossed two opposite lanes of traffic, and when he woke up, saw he was approaching the rear end of a truck, but it was too late to take evasive action.
The car hit a curb before hitting one parked truck, which in-turn, struck another parked truck. Hoyt was injured during the accident and transported by EMS to the hospital in Creston to be checked out and treated. Damage to the Grand Am, registered to Andrea Hoyt, of Creston, was estimate to be $5,000.
Damage to the pickups, a 2014 Ford F150, and a 2015 Dodge R25, was estimated at $200 each.
Class 5A
1. Pleasant Valley (4-0), LW #2 vs Davenport North
2. Dowling Catholic (3-1), LW #3 @ CB Abe Lincoln
3. Ankeny (3-1), LW #5 @ DSM Roosevelt
4. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (4-0), LW #4 @ #10 Dubuque Senior
5. Southeast Polk (3-1), LW #1 @ Waterloo West
6. Sioux City East (5-0), LW #7 @ Centennial
7. Cedar Rapids Prairie (3-1), LW #9 vs Ottumwa
8. Urbandale (3-1), LW #10 @ DSM East
9. Iowa City West (3-1), LW (X) vs Iowa City High
10.Dubuque Senior (3-1), LW (X) vs #4 CR Kennedy
Class 4A
1. Lewis Central (5-0), LW #1 vs CB Thomas Jefferson
2. Cedar Rapids Xavier (4-0), LW #2 @ CR Washington
3. Waverly-Shell Rock (4-0), LW #3 vs Waterloo East
4. Bondurant-Farrar (4-0), LW #6 @ #5 Carlisle
5. Carlisle (3-1), LW #7 vs #4 Bondurant-Farrar
6. North Scott (3-1), LW #5 @ #9 Liberty
7. Indianola (3-1), LW #4 @ Perry
8. Norwalk (3-1), LW #8 vs Boone
9. Iowa City Liberty (3-1), LW #9 vs #6 North Scott
10.Spencer (3-1), LW #10 vs Denison-Schleswig
Class 3A
1. Harlan (3-1), LW #1 @ Saydel
2. Humboldt (4-0), LW #2 @ Ballard
3. Mount Vernon (4-0), LW #3 @ Benton
4. ADM (Adel) (4-0), LW #4 @ Atlantic
5. North Polk (3-1), LW #7 vs Algona
6. Nevada (3-1), LW #8 @ Gilbert
7. Creston (4-0), LW (X) vs Knoxville
8. MOC-Floyd Valley (3-1), LW #6 vs Sioux City Heelan
9. Solon (2-2), LW (X) @ West Burlington
10.Central DeWitt (3-1), LW #5 vs Assumption
Class 2A
1. Williamsburg (4-0), LW #1 vs Centerville
2. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock (4-0), LW #2 @ Cherokee
3. OABCIG (4-0), LW #3 @ #5 Spirit Lake
4. West Marshall (4-0), LW #4 @ Iowa Falls-Alden
5. Spirit Lake (4-0), LW #6 vs #3 OABCIG
6. New Hampton (4-0), LW #8 @ #9 Crestwood
7. Dubuque Wahlert (3-1), LW #7 vs North Fayette Valley
8. Red Oak (4-0), LW #9 @ DSM Christian
9. Crestwood (3-1), LW (X) vs #6 New Hampton
10.West Lyon (2-2), LW #10 vs Sheldon
Class 1A
1. Van Meter (3-1), LW #1 vs West Central Valley
2. Pella Christian (4-0), LW #4 @ Sigourney-Keota
3. Underwood (4-1), LW #3 vs MVAOCOU
4. West Branch (4-0), LW #5 vs #10 Mediapolis
5. West Sioux (3-1), LW (3-1), LW #6 @ #9 Western Cristian
6. Dike-New Hartford (3-1), LW #7 @ East Marshall
7. Aplington-Parkersburg (4-0), LW #8 @ South Hardin
8. Dyersville Beckman (3-1), LW #2 vs Postville
9. Western Christian (3-1), LW #10 vs #5 West Sioux
10.Mediapolis (4-0), LW (X) @ #4 West Branch
Class A
1. West Hancock (4-0), LW #1 vs North Union
2. Lynnville-Sully (4-0), LW #2 @ Madrid
3. Grundy Center (4-0), LW #3 vs AGWSR
4. Woodbury Central (4-0), LW #4 vs Lawton-Bronson
5. HSM (Hartley) (3-1), LW #5 @ Alta-Aurelia
6. AHSTW (Avoca) (4-0), LW (X) @ Riverside
7. North Linn (3-1), LW #8 @ South Winneshiek
8. East Buchanan (3-1), LW #9 vs Maquoketa Valley
9. Columbus Junction (4-0), LW (X) @ Pekin
10.Alburnett (3-1), LW #7 @ Highland
8-Player
1. Remsen St. Mary’s (4-0), LW #1 @ St Edmond
2. WACO (5-0), LW #2 vs New London
3. Don Bosco (4-0), LW #3 vs Dunkerton
4. Easton Valley (3-1), LW #4 @ #10 Central City
5. Newell-Fonda (4-0), LW #5 @ Kingsley-Pierson
6. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (4-0), LW #6 vs GMG
7. Lenox (4-0), LW #7 vs Stanton
8. Baxter (4-0), LW #8 @ BGM
9. GTRA (4-0), LW #9 vs West Bend-Mallard
10.Central City (4-0), LW (X) vs #4 Easton Valley
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State football’s Oct. 1 Big 12 Conference game at Kansas will kick off at 2:30 p.m. (CT) on ESPN2 or ESPNU.
(Radio Iowa) – A policeman in southern Iowa has been fired for conduct unbecoming to an officer. Chief Tom Demry of the Centerville Police Department said in press release that Officer Jacob Downs, a member of the department since 2017, was terminated on Thursday following an internal investigation for “violation of department general orders.” According to public documents, Downs sent an explicit video to at least one person while he was on duty. The investigation also revealed that Downs took part in a sexual relationship with at least one person who has a notorious reputation in the community for criminal behavior.
The review found Downs violated rules on ethics and his “actions and associations brought the department and himself into dispute and ridicule.” A complaint was submitted to the department on August 31st and Downs was placed on paid administrative leave on September 1st.
(Greenfield, Iowa) – Adair County Sheriff Jeff Vandewater had a very light report for the media this (Monday) morning. In the report, the Sheriff said 24-year-old Dylan James Albaugh-Cornelison, of Adair, was pulled over on Highway 25 at around 6:24-p.m., Sept. 12th. Albaugh-Cornelison was cited for Driving while license suspended and revoked. His license had been revoked for OWI/Test Failure and suspended for Violation of Probation. Albaugh-Cornelison was released from the scene with his citation.
Bobcat Girls Swimming Invite
09/17/2022
Team Scores
Lewis Central pick up a win in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Sydnee Collins was runner-up in the 200-yard IM and 50-yard freestyle.
Edria Brummer was 24th for Atlantic in the 100 Breastroke.
Full results HERE
(Radio Iowa) – Officials with the U-S Army Corps of Engineers will cut short the navigation season on the Missouri River this fall due to the continued drought. John Remus, chief of the Corps’ Missouri River Basin Water Management Office, says they’ve been conserving water for months. “We restrict our releases from Gavins Point, we start cutting service to navigation,” Remus says. “When that both is a lesser service during the flow support season and then if it gets worse, we will make that flow support season shorter.”
Clear signs of the drought first began to emerge in July of 2020, and Remus says one priority is to keep a reserve of water in the upstream reservoirs. “If it gets real bad, if we reach a certain level of storage in the system, we don’t support navigation at all for that year,” Remus says, “and if we ever reach that, and we never have, we could maintain that lower level of service to all the other purposes, even if we get what we call lower decile run offs which are very, very dry years.”
The Corps has cut back releases, dropping Missouri River levels by a full foot, which will impact boat traffic and could affect municipal water supplies and other utilities that rely on the river. Navigation continues on the Missouri, though barges will have to lighten their loads to float. Remus says the navigation season will end November 28th, which is three days early.
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