Police in Red Oak, Friday evening, arrested 45-year old Tiffani Jo Bredberg, of Red Oak. Bredberg was taken into custody on an active Montgomery County warrant for Violation of Probation. She was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on $10,000 bond.
Podcasts, Trojan Preview/Who’s Gonna Win?
Chris Parks, Jim Field, Matt Mullenix, and Doug Leonard discuss and make predictions for 8 area high school football games.
Last Week
Chris 6-2
Jim 5-3
Matt 5-3
Dough 4-4
Overall Standings
Jim 27-13
Matt 26-14
Doug 26-14
Chris 25-15
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Podcasts, Trojan Preview/Who’s Gonna Win?
KJAN Sports Director Chris Parks’ weekly discussion with Atlantic Head Football Coach Mike McDermott. This week the Trojans prepare for a home game against the Glenwood Rams.
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Cass County Naturalist Lora Kanning reports the Cass County Conservation Board is looking for people, groups, or organizations to sign-up for a site in the Cold Springs State Park campground, to decorate (non-Scary) with Halloween decorations in preparation for the 4th Biennial “Lighted Halloween Campground.” The event takes place from 7-to 9-p.m. Oct. 29th.
Prizes will be for the top 3 voted sites, and for some special categories. The deadline for decorating a site sign-up is October 26th. The groups involved will have Saturday Oct. 29th, from Noon-on, to decorate. 
The Lighted Halloween Campground will offer a great non-scary, Family Friendly, FREE drive into the night! Your help is needed to make the event a success Call the Cass County Conservation Office to get involved @712-769-2372! The event will be cancelled if there is inclement weather.
A verbal altercation in Council Bluffs this (Friday) morning resulted in a stand-off between a man and police. Authorities say the incident ended when Ronald Sully, of Council Bluffs, turned himself-in peacefully.
Police were called to the 3000 block of 13th Avenue at around 8:10-am., in reference to a verbal disturbance between neighbors over a vehicle parked in the driveway. Upon arrival, an officer made contact with Ronald Sully, who was unhappy about a neighbor’s friend parking in his driveway and wanted it moved. The officer attempted to locate the owner of the vehicle but was unsuccessful. He then advised Sully he could have it towed. However, since it was on private property, the police would not be responsible for removing it.
Once the officer left the area, Sully called 911, advised he had a gun and threatened to harm himself, the neighbor and police when they responded. Sully remained on the phone while officers positioned themselves outside. Police Negotiators established communications with Sully and the Council Bluffs Emergency Services Team was called in. At approximately 10:34 am, Sully agreed to exit the residence and turn himself into police.
No one was injured and Sully was taken into custody without further incident. No weapons were located and the vehicle was removed from the property for safe
keeping. Sully was transported to the hospital for evaluation. Charges are pending.
The Cass County Memorial Hospital’s Board of Trustees met this (Friday) afternoon, but no decision was made on offering a contract of employment to a Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Instead, the Board held a closed session to hold a CEO Employment Contract Review and Negotiations. A decision on the hiring is expected during a special meeting next week.
30 people applied for the position left vacant by the termination on June 7th of Todd Hudspeth. Former CEO Pat Markham (whom Hudspeth had succeeded following her retirement) is serving as the interim top officer for the Cass County Health System until the new CEO is in place. The field of 30 applicants was narrowed down to six finalists who went through four sets of interviews with 25 people in four individual groups representing Board Members, the Administrative Team, medical providers and Health Department directors.
Shenandoah Cross Country Invitational
Thursday, September 29, 2016
*There was originally a scoring error for Karsyn Rush of Atlantic who finished 12th. The corrected total makes Atlantic the Girls team winner.
GIRLS
Team Results
Individual Results
BOYS
Team Results
Individual Results
2016 High School Football Schedule
Week 6 – September 30th
Class 3A, District 7
Glenwood @ Atlantic
ADM @ Denison-Schleswig
Carroll @ Harlan
Creston O-M @ Winterset
Class 2A, District 7
East Sac County @ Shenandoah
Red Oak @ Clarinda
South Central Calhoun @ Kuemper Catholic
Underwood @ Southeast Valley
Class 1A, District 7
AC-GC @ Treynor
AHSTW @ IKM-Manning
Tri-Center @ Logan-Magnolia
Missouri Valley @ OA-BCIG
Class A, District 7
Earlham @ Riverside
Martensdale St. Marys @ St. Albert
Southeast Warren @ Griswold
Southwest Valley @ Nodaway Valley
Class 8-man, District 6
Bedford @ Murray
Lamoni @ Wayne
Lenox @ Mormon Trail
Stanton @ East Union
Class 8-man, District 7
CAM @ Essex
East Mills @ Sidney
Exira-EHK @ Woodbine
Fremont-Mills @ Clarinda Academy
Class 8-man, District 8
Ar-We-Va @ River Valley
Audubon @ Boyer Valley
Coon Rapids-Bayard @ West Harrison
Glidden-Ralston @ Charter Oak-Ute
The IKM-Manning Wolves and AHSTW Vikings will collide in a key Class 1A, District 7 contest on Friday night in Manning. The Wolves have come up just short in their last two contests against very tough opponents and now have their backs against the wall for a playoff push with a 2-3 record. AHSTW comes in undefeated at 5-0 after winning some tough early season games against Shenandoah and Lawton-Bronson, then having a little easier time getting wins the last three weeks.
These two teams are very familiar with each other over the years and AHSTW Head Coach Davis Pattee sees much of the same that you would expect from this year’s IKM-Manning squad.
Junior Jared Johnson has taken over the Quarterback duties for the Wolves this year and has thrown for 523 yards and 4 touchdowns and 5 interceptions. The Wolves also have two backs that have rushed for over 300 yards and Coach Pattee has been impressed with their ball distribution and knows their success starts up front.
The Vikings Offense is led by a Junior Quarterback as well in RJ Harris who has played very well. He’s thrown for 916 yards with 9 touchdowns and just 1 interception, he has also rushed for 6 scores on the season. A key for the Wolves will be trying to slow him down.
We’ll have coverage of the Wolves and Vikings on KJAN with Pre-Game at 6:30pm and Kickoff at 7:00pm. Listen in on AM1220, FM101.1, online at kjan.com, or on the free KJAN mobile app. Join Chris Parks and Mike Smith for the call and you can also catch live video of the game on KJANTV.
The Atlantic Trojans Football team returns home this week for another tough game in Class 3A, District 7 as they host the 4-1 Glenwood Rams. The Trojans are trying to move on from last week’s 56-6 loss at Creston which dropped them to 1-4 on the season. The Trojans had a tough time slowing down a powerful Creston run game and Head Coach Mike McDermott knows they face another tough challenge this week against some option attack from Glenwood.
Glenwood brings a balanced offensive attack into the contest with Quarterback Kolten Wilwerding throwing for 673 yards this season with 9 touchdowns and 5 interceptions for the Rams. Mavrick Decker is his favorite target with 18 catches for 344 yards and 5 touchdowns this season. Coach McDermott said his team will have to be ready for a balanced attack from the Rams.
Kickoff at the Trojan Bowl between Atlantic and Glenwood is set for 7:30pm.
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