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Creston residents arrested on drug charges

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April 17th, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Creston, Iowa) – Two people from Creston have been arrested on drug charges. According to the Creston Police Department, 53-year-old Lisa Kay Foster was arrested at her home in the 600 block of N. Pine Street in Creston, at around 11:10-p.m., Tuesday. Foster was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. She was cited and released on a Promise to Appear in court.

And, at around 12-a.m. today (Wednesday), 28-year-old Taran Paul Alexander Austin was arrested his residence in Creston. Austin was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. He too, was cited and released on a Promise to Appear in court.

Local 24-Hour Rainfall Totals at 7:00 am on Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Ag/Outdoor, Weather

April 17th, 2024 by Jim Field

  • KJAN, Atlantic  .46″
  • 7 miles NNE of Atlantic  .83″
  • Massena  .88″
  • Elk Horn  .35″
  • Audubon  .82″
  • Earling 26″
  • Bridgewater  1.5″
  • Underwood  .34″
  • Missouri Valley  .4″
  • Logan  .28″
  • Red Oak  .35″
  • Corning  1.16″
  • Creston  1.25″
  • Clarinda  1.99″

Shelby County Supervisors set Budget Amendment hearing for May 21st

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April 17th, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Harlan, Iowa) – The Shelby County Board of Supervisors met in a regular session Tuesday morning (April 16, 2024). In his meeting minutes, Auditor/Board Secretary Mark Maxwell reports Geralyn Greer, Shelby County Recorder, was on hand to present the Supervisors the Recorders quarterly report; revenues are up in a year to year comparison. Also her office has been busy with tag renewals for recreational vehicles. Her office has also been receiving phone calls about fraud fears with property ownership. Procedures are in the works to make the system a more secure environment for property records.

The Supervisors, after their review, then considered and approved a job description to be used for the hiring of a permanent EMS coordinator for Shelby County. The sale of the Annex building owned by Shelby County was then discussed. The Board voted to place a deadline of June 3rd at 4:30, for submittal of any bids, and the minimum bid of $265,000 being used as a starting bid point for bidders. Each bid shall include a 10% down payment for acceptance of their bid.

Todd Valline of the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce and Industry gave an update of events happening in the coming weeks. The preservation of the Shelby County Museum is taking place, the public is being asked to keep away from the area until completion. The Chamber is reaching out for new members as well as member renewals.

Secondary Roads Head, Chris Fredericksen, asked the Supervisors to approve a utilities permits for Marne Elkhorn telephone company. A motion to approve the application was passed unanimously. Next, a utility permit for Zayo Group was considered. Maxwell noted the permit for is simply pulling new wire through an existing conduit. That too, was approved as presented. Fredericksen then reported that the paving on County Road F24 is progressing nicely and the paving has reached the bridge, just west of Irwin. Fredericksen then gave thanks to the public for their cooperation in helping keep traffic off of the road while this project is taking place.

Finding it necessary to re-post a budget amendment for fiscal year 2024, the Board passed a Resolution setting May 21, 2024 at 9-a.m., as the date and time for a Public Hearing on the amendment as proposed. The proposed expenditures are attributed to Jail incarcerations and costs which are up sharply, property insurance increases, secondary roads construction projects, and water well grant expenditures. Mark Maxwell noted there is also over $80,000 in unexpected income for Shelby County, from numerous sources. And, the Sheriff has asked for expending some reserve Capital fund money and a $15,000 increase in spending for salaries.

High School Track results from Tuesday April 16th

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April 17th, 2024 by admin

Boy

TIGER RELAYS  (AT WORTH COUNTY

18. Nodaway Valley (3 points)

 

 

Girls

TIGER RELAYS  (AT WORTH COUNTY)

11. Nodaway Valley (22 points)

•Ava Graham, shot put (11.34m) & discus throw (36.53m)

 

 

 

Cass County Extension Report 4-17-2024

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April 17th, 2024 by Jim Field

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High School Girls Golf results from Tuesday April 16th

Sports

April 17th, 2024 by admin

Red Oak 201 Sidney 244 Fremont-Mills 295

Medalist: Addey Lydon, Red Oak (46)

 

Logan-Magnolia 232 Woodbine NTS 

Medalist: Brooke Johnsen, Logan-Magnolia (55)

High School Boys Golf results from Tuesday April 16th

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April 17th, 2024 by admin

Boys 

Woodbine 173, Logan-Magnolia 195

Medalist: Cody Dickinson, Woodbine (40)

 

Sidney 180 Red Oak 195 Fremont-Mills 207

Medalist: Will Bryant, Sidney (42)

 

OMAHA BRYAN INVITATIONAL

1. Lewis Central

2. Jack Larsen (71)

3. Nate Baetke (76)

9. Ethan Peterson (79)

 

High School Tennis results from Tuesday April 16th

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April 17th, 2024 by admin

Boys

Shenandoah 9, Red Oak 0

High School Soccer results from Tuesday April 16th

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April 17th, 2024 by admin

Boys

Glenwood 10, Red Oak 0

Tri-Center 5, AHSTW 1

Riverside 4, Missouri Valley 3 – 2 OT/PK

 

Girls

Treynor 2, Harlan 0

Skutt Catholic 2, Lewis Central 1

Tri-Center 10, AHSTW 3

Missouri Valley 2, Riverside 0

Red Oak woman arrested on multiple charges early Wed. morning (4/17/24)

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April 17th, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Red Oak, Iowa) – A search warrant executed at around 1:50-a.m. today (Wednesday), in Red Oak, resulted in a woman’s arrest on drug and child endangerment charges. Red Oak Police conducted the search warrant on a residence in the 100 block of E. Nuckols Street, and arrested 40-year-old Jodie Michele Vanhouten, of Red Oak, on charges that include:

  • Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (Simple Misdemeanor).
  • Possession of a Controlled Substance – Methamphetamine (Serious Misdemeanor).
  • 2 counts of Using a Juvenile to commit certain offenses – a Class C Felony.
  • 2 counts of Child Endangerment – a Class D Felony.
  • Unlawful Possession of Prescription Pills (Serious Misdemeanor), and
  • 4 counts of Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor (Simple Misdemeanor).

Vanhouten was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $10,000 bond. Red Oak Police were assisted by the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and Montgomery County Communications Center.