Bob Bebensee and DNR Conservation Officer Grant Gelle talk about all things outdoors including turkey season, fishing, and dealing with baby wildlife.
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Bob Bebensee and DNR Conservation Officer Grant Gelle talk about all things outdoors including turkey season, fishing, and dealing with baby wildlife.
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Iowa’s state parks are hosting “Camping Kickoff” events today (Saturday) to celebrate the unofficial opening of this year’s camping season. Todd Coffelt, chief of state parks for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, says all of the state park campgrounds will host special programs. “The topics will vary from that individual (park) you’re staying in, the fish habitat our folks work on, or maybe some program related to hiking, birding, or kayaking,” Coffelt said. The full schedule of programs is posted on the Iowa DNR’s website ( www.iowadnr.gov/campingkickoff ).
“You can see the list of programs and where they’re going to be offered,” Coffelt said. “I think we have a program at almost every campground in the state parks system, so that’s 55 different programs people can pick from.” Campers who are staying in an Iowa state park today (Saturday) will also receive a free (May/June) issue of Iowa Outdoors magazine.
Iowa’s state parks hosted more than 15 million visitors last year, according to the DNR, and that included more 900,000 overnight stays. Iowa has more than 4,700 state park campsites and more than half of them can be reserved in advance
( www.iowastateparks.reserveamerica.com ).
(Radio Iowa)
What some have said was a “suspected drug house,” in Bridgewater, was destroyed by fire late Friday night, the cause of which is under investigation. A dispatcher at the Adair County Sheriff’s Office told KJAN News the fire in the 300 block of N. Main Street was reported right around 10-p.m.
Sources say the home was vacant and slated for demolition. Photos posted on the “Take Back Bridgewater” social media page, show the house fully engulfed in flames more than an hour later.
No injuries were reported. No other details are currently available.
A traffic stop Friday evening in Fremont County resulted in the arrest of a Nebraska man. Sheriff Kevin Aistrope reports at around 7:10-p.m., deputies with the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office stopped a 1998 Ford F150 for speeding in the 2400 Block of Highways 59, east of Riverton.
The driver, 19-year old Logan Last, of Shubert Nebraska, was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance 2nd Offense, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Possession of a handgun by a felon.
Last was being held at the Fremont County jail on $5000 bond.
Girls Team Scores
1
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OA-BCIG
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125.00
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2
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Missouri Valley
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102.00
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3
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MVAO
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94.00
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4
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Ridge View
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82.00
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5
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Boyer Valley
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71.00
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6
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Whiting
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33.00
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7
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Westwood
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31.00
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8
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River Valley
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21.00
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8
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West Monona
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21.00
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Full results here.
Boys Team Scores
1
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Missouri Valley
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171.00
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2
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OA-BCIG
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115.00
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3
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West Monona
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84.00
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4
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Westwood
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56.00
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5
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MVAO
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53.00
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6
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Ridge View
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45.00
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7
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River Valley
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22.00
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8
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Siouxland Christian
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21.00
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9
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Whiting
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18.00
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Full results here.