One person was injured during a single-vehicle rollover accident Thursday night, in Griswold. The Cass County Sheriff’s Office says 19-year old Robert Michael Daugherty, of Atlantic, was transported to the Cass County Memorial Hospital by Griswold Rescue, after the 1978 GMC pickup he was driving went out of control at around 11:20-p.m. at Highway 48 and 550th Street, near the Griswold Community Schools. The pickup rolled into the east ditch, coming to rest on its top.

Damage to the vehicle is estimated at $2,500. Damage to the Griswold School grounds had not yet to be determined as of the time of the Sheriff’s report. The incident remains under investigation.

Atlantic Fire and Rescue and Medivac Ambulance were dispatched to an SUV rollover accident late this morning off Interstate 80. The call about the vehicle that ended-up in the median between the 54- and 55 mile marker, was dispatched just after 11:30-a.m. The 50-year old female occupant of the vehicle, who was from California, appeared to have been uninjured, according to a State Trooper on the scene. Atlantic Fire and Rescue was told to “disregard” their dispatch at around 11:38-a.m.

No other details were immediately available.

One person was injured when two vehicles collided this (Friday) morning, in Montgomery County. The Sheriff’s Office says a 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser struck a 2002 Buick Century broadside at around 6:40-a.m., at the intersection of Boxelder Avenue and 200th Street. A passenger in the Chrysler suffered minor injuries and was transported by Red Oak Rescue to the Montgomery County Memorial Hospital.

Authorities say the driver of the Chrysler, Abel Saenz-Trevizo, of Omaha, was traveling south on Boxelder Avenue, when he failed to obey a stop sign at the intersection of 200th Street. The car struck the Buick, driven by Ashley Ann Darnold, of Emerson, as she was traveling east on 200th Street.

Following the collision, both vehicles came to rest in the southeast corner of the intersection. Saenz-Trevizo was arrested at the scene for Driving While License Revoked, and cited for Failure to obey a stop sign, as well as failure to have valid insurance. He was brought to the Montgomery County Jail and held on $1,000 bond.

Damage from the crash amounted to $13,000. Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputies were assisted at the scene by Red Oak Police, Red Oak Fire and Rescue, and the Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency.

Atlantic State Radio (Iowa State Patrol) reports a pickup was reported stolen late this (Friday) morning, from Atlantic. According to the bulletin, a red, 1999 Chevy Silverado pickup was taken from R-T Motors in Atlantic, by two juveniles. The vehicle has a license plate number of DVN 884.

The incident happened at around 10:30-a.m.  If you see the vehicle, call 9-1-1 or your local law enforcement agency.

The Cass County Sheriff’s Office reports five arrests this past week. Last Sunday, 43-year old Todd Edward Kimpson, of Corning, was arrested on a charge of Violation of a Protective Order. Kimpson was taken to the Cass County Jail and was released the following day on $300 bond. On Thursday (5/19), 27-year old Jenna Marie Smith, of Atlantic, turned herself in at the Cass County Jail on Atlantic Police Department warrants for felony Theft 2nd Degree and felony Forgery. Smith was booked and released later that day on her own recognizance.

40-year old Laura Michelle Rossell, of Lewis, turned herself in at the Cass County Jail Thursday, on a Sheriff’s Office charge of Domestic Abuse Assault. Rossell was booked and released later that that day on her own recognizance. Cass County deputies arrested Karl John Schmidt, Jr., of Rockwell City, Thursday, on an Atlantic Police Department warrant for felony Burglary in the 3rd Degree, and felony Theft in the 2nd Degree. Schmidt was booked at the Cass County Jail where he remains held on $5,000 bond.

And, 35-year old Brian John Beard, of Atlantic, turned himself in to the Cass County Jail Thursday, on an Atlantic Police Department warrant for Assault. Beard was booked at the Cass County Jail where he was released later that day on $1,000 bond.

Atlantic will be buzzing with vintage military vehicles and their owners, tomorrow (Saturday, May 21st), when the Second Annual Ba-Da-Ba-Da Bing Bang Rally takes to the streets. Steve Livengood, President of the Atlantic Rock Island Society Enterprise, and founder of the Rally, says it’s an opportunity for military vehicle owners to meet to share their interests, and for the public to view the vehicles, visit with owners and take in military-related exhibits. The event is at the American Legion Memorial Building, formerly known as the National Guard Armory at 201 Poplar Street, Atlantic.

Livengood says 25 military trucks and other vehicles will be on display. One of the trucks is so big, he says, it won’t fit in the parking lot, and will have to be placed across the street. Among the vehicles is a Harley Davidson motorcycle that’s over 70-years old.

Unlike a typical car show, where you can look but not touch, most of the military vehicles’ owners won’t mind if you touch their machines. And, they’re more than happy to answer your questions about their pride and joy, machines. He strongly suggests you ASK the owner for permission, first.

Livengood is well known for his own, vast collection of military equipment and memorabilia, but this year he’s adding something new to the event: 1944-45 Military heating and cooking stoves.

Activities for Rally participants are scheduled to take place from 9-a.m. to 4:15-p.m. That includes a cruise through parts of Atlantic, from 3:30- to 4:15-p.m.. Spectators are invited to view the vehicles and other equipment and/or collections, from 10-a.m. to 3-p.m.  A noon meal will be available for you to purchase, and, there’ll be a vendor of military surplus such as clothing equipment and other items, available on the grounds.

A free tour of the American Legion Memorial Building is available. It includes a military museum and library.

The Denison Police Department reports the arrest on May 18th, of Oscar Aguilar Gamiochipe. The Denison man was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Possession of Marijuana and Sexual Abuse 2nd Degree.

Officials with ISU Extension in Montgomery County, say the Montgomery County Fair Queen, sponsored by the Montgomery County Fair Board, will be crowned on Tuesday, July 12^th, at 7:30-pm at the Fairgrounds Auditorium.  To qualify, contestants must be at least 16 years of age and not more than 21 years of age on August 13, 2016 (the first day of the State Fair), have not been married, be enrolled in school (or be a high school graduate), and be an active member of at least one worthwhile organization in her community.

If you are interested in running for the honor and title, stop by the Montgomery County Extension and Outreach Office at 400 Bridge Street for the application form, or you can also download the information at www.extension.iastate.edu/montgomery

Please be sure to access all information if you do so online, including the information letter, rules, and entry form.  Applications are due at the Extension and Outreach office by noon on Wednesday, June 22^nd.

The Union County Sheriff’s Office reports two people were arrested on assault charges, Thursday. 21-year old Dylan Daniel Hudson, of Shannon City, was arrested at  the Union County Law Enforcement Center on a Union County warrant for assault with intent to inflict serious injury.  He was later released on $2,000 bond. And, 34-year old Timothy Robert Hudek, of Winterset, was arrested at the Union County Law Enforcement Center on a Union County warrant for assault with intent to inflict serious injury.  Hudek was later released on $2,000 bond, also.

Sheriff’ officials said also, 52-year old David Dwain White, of Creston, was arrested Thursday at the Union County Jail, for 5^th degree criminal mischief.  White was issued a citation to appear in court, and released.

Officials with the Cass County Health System say the topic of this month’s “Healthy U,” in Atlantic, is “Breathe Easy with Respiratory Therapy.” The educational session will be held at noon on Thursday, May 26^th in Conference Room 2 at CCHS.         Chelsey Anderson, Certified Respiratory Therapist, will present an overview about the work of a Respiratory Therapist. Anderson says  “Obviously, breathing is very important. We’ll talk about what we do as therapists and cover general lung health, too.”

Chelsey Anderson

Respiratory Therapists offer a variety of services including diagnosing lung and breathing disorders, providing treatments, consulting with physicians on therapy, managing ventilators and artificial airways, responding to emergency respiration situations, and educating patients and families about lung disease.

Again, the session will be on Thursday, May 26^th at noon in Conference Room 2 at Cass County Health System. Healthy U is a free educational series offered by Cass County Health System that focuses on a different health topic each month. All registered attendees receive a healthy boxed meal in addition to the educational program presented by medical professionals.

For more information, or to make a reservation for Healthy U, call 712-243-7479.