(Contested races only) Voter turnout: 10.67%

Nodaway Valley School District – At Large (elect 2*)

James Campbell             216*

Maureen Lonsdale         230*

Terri Lee Raasch             210

Melissa Schwartz           118

Orient-Macksburg School District – At Large (elect 1*)

Kristie Davidson             28

Roger Wolfe                   50*

Adair-Casey Public Measure A:  Authorization for a period of 10 years to levy and impose a voter-approved physical plant and equipment tax of not exceeding $1.34 per $1,000 of assessed valuation of the taxable property within the school district, and be authorized annually, in combination, as determined by the board, to levy a physical plant and equipment property tax upon all the taxable property within the school district commencing with the levy of property taxes for collection in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and to impose a physical plant and equipment income surtax upon the state individual income tax of each individual income taxpayer resident in the school district on December 31 for each calendar year commencing with calendar year 2019, or each year thereafter.   *Yes 154  No 68

SWCC Measure A: *Yes 349        No 100

Panorama School District

District #1 (elect 1)*

Cale Kastner                            11*

Write-in: Jenny VanGundy        8

District #2 (1)

Lee White                                10

Deb Douglass                           43*

Coon Rapids Bayard

District #1 (elect 1)

Jeffrey Andersen                       52

Kelly Hays                               61*

Corning Community School District – At Large (3 seats open)*winners

Howard Anderson        126*

Scott Shuey                  118*

Write-in Candidates:

Kenya Haffner                21

James Houck                  64*

Melody Winkler             37

Ray Reynolds                 3

SWCC Public Measure A (Instructional Support Levy renewal)

Yes 88         No 42

AHSTW

Director District 1 (Elect 1)*

Katie S. Goshorn          355*

Angie Grote                  108

Director District 4 (elect 1)*

Bobbi L. Lund              316*

Thomas J. Rzemyk       121

AHSTW School Board Director (elect 1)*

Jamie Coon                  172

Bernadette Hatch          273*

Treynor School District

Board Director (elect 2)*

Lisa Chambers 128

Greg Goos                   143

Mickey Stogdill            230*

Brandon Vorthmann     276*

Tri-Center PPEL

Yes     94              No 24

Underwood School District

Board Director (elect 2)*

Jeff Bonsall                   249*

Ashleigh Robinson        50

Michelle Soloth 138*

Contested race:

Stanton School District (Elect 3)

Travis Taylor                116*

Brian Bates (I)              107*

Amy Tibben                 68*

Mark Lindgren (I)         66

Public Measure A:  re: renewal of SWCC Merged Area 14 Instructional Equipment Support Levy (6 cents per $1,000 assessed valuation for 10-years beginning 7/1/2018).

Yes      230      No       27

Measure passes by 89.49%

(Contested races only)

Griswold School District – elect 2 for At Large – 4 year terms)

Robert D. Peterson (I) – Griswold       189*

Aaron Houser – Henderson                182*

Bruce Brunk – Griswold                       98

Public Measure A – Proposition A (re: $3.9-million G.O. bond issue for district facility improvements)

Yes                  258                  No       99       (72.27%;  60% approval needed to pass)

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A planning committee is seeking public input about how to transform riverfront along the Missouri River between Omaha and Council Bluffs, Iowa. The Omaha World-Herald reports that about 200 people attended a Riverfront Revitalization Planning Committee meeting Monday to share what they’d like to see on a large strip of the riverfront. Focus areas include Gene Leahy Mall and Heartland of America Park in Council Bluffs.

Attendees placed stickers next to preferred concepts. Food and beverage kiosks as well as waterfront dining were among the most popular amenities. Co-chair Ken Stinson says the Downtown Riverfront Trust will fund the group’s more than $1 million study on the area.

The next public meeting is Oct. 26, and final design concepts will be shared in January.

The Red Oak Police Department reports the arrest Tuesday of a Red Oak man for Violation of a No Contact/Protective Order. At 4:09pm Officers arrested 53-year-old David Allen Welch in the 2400 block of North 8th Street on the active Montgomery County Warrant.  Welch was taken to the Montgomery County Jail and held on $2,000 bond.