(Red Oak, Iowa) — Police in Red Oak report a woman was taken into custody Saturday afternoon. 20-year-old Adriana Rose Monreal, of Red Oak, was arrested at around 12:40-p.m.,for Violating a No Contact Order. Her arrest took place in the 600 block of Skyline Drive. The police report said Monreal was being held without bond in the Montgomery County Jail.
Today: Partly sunny, then gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 81. North/northwest wind 10-15 mph.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 52.
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 77. East northeast wind 5 to 10 mph.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny w/a 20% chance of showers & thunderstorms. High near 83. SW winds 10-20.
Wednesday: Mo. sunny w/a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High near 89.
Thursday: Partly cloudy w/a 30% chance of showers after 1pm. High near 92.
Saturday’s High in Atlantic was 79. The Low this morning was 53. Last year on this date, the High in Atlantic was 79 and the Low was 56. The record High for June 9th was 101 in 1985. The record Low was 38 in 1915. Sunrise: 5:46. Sunset: 8:52.
(Humboldt, Iowa) [updated 6/10] – Two people died in northern Iowa’s Humboldt County Saturday evening, when a pickup and a Utility Terrain Vehicle collided north of Humboldt. The Iowa State Patrol reports a 2021 Polaris UTV operated by 43-year-old Theodore “Ted” Joseph Prenger, of Dakota City, was traveling south on Michigan Avenue at around 5:18-p.m., Saturday, when the machine failed to yield the right-of-way at the intersection with 170th Street (Highway C-26), and was struck on the passenger side by the pickup.
Theodore Prenger and his passenger, 56-year-old Teresa Ann Prenger, also of Dakota City, died at the scene. The driver of the pickup, 63-year-old Terry Dean George, of Hardy, was injured in the crash, and transported by private vehicle to the hospital in Clarion. Reports say Ted Prenger was a city councilman in Dakota City.
The accident remains under investigation by the Iowa State Patrol, who was assisted at the scene by the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office and Humboldt Fire/EMS.
LEE WILLIAMSON, 70, of Greenfield, died May 21, 2024, as a result of the tornado that passed through Greenfield. Celebration of Life Services for LEE WILLIAMSON will be held 2-p.m. Saturday, June 15, 2024, at the Greenfield Country Club. Lamb Funeral Home in Greenfield is in charge of the arrangements.
LEE WILLIAMSON is survived by:
His wife – Julie Woollums.
His sister – Ann Williamson.
His children – Travis Williamson; Jamie Woollums (& Justin Fertig); Becky Woollums, and Cody (Ami) Woollums.
10 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; other relatives and friends.
Online condolences may be left to the family at www.lambfuneralhomes.com.
Hawkeye Ten
Kuemper Catholic 14, Red Oak 1
Kuemper Catholic 14, Red Oak 2
Council Bluffs Lincoln 9, St. Albert 3
Treynor 4, Creston 3
Denison-Schleswig 5, Council Bluffs Jefferson 3
Western Iowa Conference
AHSTW 11, Audubon 5
Audubon 12, AHSTW 2
IKM-Manning 12, Underwood 2
Logan-Magnolia 7, Tri-Center 2
Missouri Valley 7, Riverside 6
Missouri Valley 12, Riverside 10
Rolling Valley Conference
Coon Rapids-Bayard 6, CAM 1
Woodbine 10, Exira-EHK 0
Glidden-Ralston 7, Boyer Valley 6
Corner Conference
Sidney 7, Fremont-Mills 1
Fremont-Mills 15, Sidney 5
Stanton 16, Essex 0
Griswold 8, East Mills 2
Pride of Iowa Conference
Southeast Warren 11, Wayne 0
Bedford 11, Central Decatur 0
Lenox 5, Southwest Valley 11
Martensdale-St Marys 6, East Union 2
West Central Activities Conference
Ogden 17, East Sac County 7
Hawkeye Ten
#8 Winterset 7, Creston 1
#7 Ankeny 9, #13 Atlantic 3
Denison-Schleswig 6, MVAOCOU 3
#12 Bondurant-Farrar 8, Creston 1
St. Albert 10, Council Bluffs Lincoln 2
Western Iowa Conference
Audubon 4, AHSTW 3
Audubon 6, AHSTW 0
#5 Missouri Valley 17, Riverside 0
Rolling Valley Conference
West Monona 5, Woodbine 3
Woodbine 11, Lawton-Bronson 1
Glidden-Ralston 13, Boyer Valley 3
CAM 16, Coon Rapids-Bayard 5
Corner Conference
Fremont-Mills 17, Sidney 3
Stanton 9, Essex 7
Griswold 15, East Mills 1
Pride of Iowa Conference
Lenox 10, Southwest Valley 8
Wayne 4, Southeast Warren 1
Bedford 18, Central Decatur 3
Martensdale-St Marys 17, East Union 0
Mount Ayr 8, Nodaway Valley 7
West Central Activities Conference
#4 Mount Vernon 3, #8 Interstate-35 0
The Nodaway Valley Wolverines softball team had to delay their season for a few weeks, due to a Tornado that hit the town of Greenfield. The Lady Wolverines played their first couple games of the season when they lost to Earlham, Griswold and Mount Ayr.
The Wolverines are co-coached this season by Ryan Zenor and Brian Eisbach who are both in their second season as coaches.
Coach Zenor talked about how the Lady Wolverines finished last season.
The Wolverines are going to be a really young team this season.
Coached elaborated on who was going to be back on his team this year.
Zenor says that the main goal is to go out and have fun.
The Lady Wolverines next softball game will be Tuesday June 11th when they will host Bedford in a Pride of Iowa Conference regular season matchup. First pitch is scheduled for 5:00 pm.
The Audubon Wheeler Softball team went 2-0 against the AHSTW Lady Vikes on Friday night winning their first game 6-0 and the second game 4-3. Game one for the Wheelers saw a 6 run first inning off of 6 hits. It started with 4 straight hits thanks to a Mattie Nielsen double who went 2-3 in game one with 2 RBI’s. Etta Partlow then regained her composure after the 1st inning only allowing 2 other hits for the rest of the game and striking out 3 Audubon batters. Across the diamond Riley Miller looked as sharp as ever in game one with 7 IP, 13 K, 3 H, and 1 BB. The Lady Vikes had no answer for Miller or her deadly accuracy inside the circle.
Game two brought much more drama in Avoca as Audubon was first to score again, but this time being limited to 4 runs in the top of the first. The Wheelers had 4 base hits resulting in 4 runs to make the game 4-0. Audubon would never have another hit for the rest of the game. AHSTW had a big third inning with two base hits and a 2 RBI single from Halle Goodman who went 1-4 in game two. That cut the lead into 4-2. In the bottom of the fourth the Lady Vikes scored again with an RBI single from short stop Graycen Partlow who was a strong offensive contributor at batting 2-2 on the evening to close in the gap at 4-3. It was then that Audubon Head Coach Andrea Schwery decided to sub-Rylie Miller back in to relieve Alexis Obermeier. Miller would pick up right where she left off allowing one hit, throwing 8 strikeouts, and having only one walk ultimately sealing the victory for Audubon at 4-3.
Coach Schwery was pleased with how both games started for the Wheelers.
The key part of Audubon’s wins against AHSTW was the dominant pitching from Riley Miller and Coach Schwery credits Miller’s humble approach to pitching as a major aspect to her success.
The series wins puts the Wheelers at 11-3 on the year and a top of the Western Iowa Conference. Coach Schwery would like to see the Wheelers have more confidence in their batting.
Audubon’s next game is on the road Monday against the Riverside Bulldogs. The Lady Vikes two losses put them at 4-7 on the season.
DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds, Friday, issued a statement in response to the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship requesting resources from the United States Department of Agriculture and announcing additional response measures:
“Earlier today Secretary Naig informed me about the plan to test dairy cows in areas where cases of HPAI have been confirmed in poultry flocks. I appreciate his and the department’s proactive response. Because Iowa farmers produce 10 percent of the nation’s food supply, protecting the health of our livestock is one of our highest priorities.
“Additionally, last week I sent a letter to Sec. Vilsack urging the USDA to prioritize and expedite the approval process for animal vaccines designed to combat diseases threatening the agriculture industry. I will continue to advocate for these vaccines to help prevent and control future disease outbreaks.”
You can find the full press release from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship here.
You can find Gov. Reynolds letter to Sec. Vilsack here.
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