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Paranormal activity was one of the subjects at the most recent meeting of the Guthrie Center City Council.
The City Council gave approval to the Des Moines Area Paranormal Society to investigate possible paranormal activity at Union Cemetery. Four to six members of the group will conduct a series of tests to collect evidence of possible paranormal activity.
The group made the request to the City Council because in some cases, access is required to a location for a period of up to six hours during the evening or late night hours.
The group selected Union Cemetery because of reports of events that may or may not have occurred at the cemetery.
Also at the meeting, the City Council received bids from four engineering firms regarding construction projects around town. Some of the projects include the master downtown revitalization plan and projects for lights and sidewalks in downtown.
The Council did not take action on any of the bids because two Council members were not present at the meeting.
Jim Field speaks with Susan Oliver, Cass County Youth Coordinator, about 4-H week.
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Incidents of vandalism continue to be a problem for Bayard.
Vandalism has recently occurred on both private and city property on Main Street as well as the city park.
Although no arrests have been made yet, authorities do have information about possible suspects. Charges in the vandalism crimes would result in fourth degree criminal mischief and destruction or vandalism of property.
Some of the incidents of vandalism include pornographic graffiti that was sprayed two weeks ago on an outside wall of the library.
Another incident last Saturday had a dumpster filled with cardboard that was lit of on fire at the old Bayard High School.
Anyone with information asked to call the Guthrie County Sheriff’s Office.
Strong winds Thursday sparked a number of farm field fires in northwest Iowa.
More than ten fires were reported in Clay, Palo Alto, O’Brien and Buena Vista Counties with the dry, windy conditions. Media reports out of Spencer had wind gusts reported as high as 50 MPH.
Authorities in northwest Iowa are requesting that all farm activities be temporality suspended. No injuries were reported as a result of the fires.
The winds forecast for today are not expected to be as strong as Thursday.
2011 High School Football Schedules
Week 6 — September 30
Class 3-A, District 1
Harlan @ Atlantic (Live updates)
Carroll @ Lewis Central
Creston @ Winterset
Glenwood @ Red Oak
Class 3-A, District 2
Denison @ Spencer
Class 2-A, District 2
Cherokee Washington @ Kuemper Catholic
Missouri Valley @ SCAL-RCL
Class 2-A, District 8
I-35 @ Clarinda
Bondurant-Farrar @ Shenandoah
Class 1-A, District 1
IKM-Manning @ West Monona
Class 1-A, District 7
Mount Ayr @ West Central Valley
Pleasantville @ Nodaway Valley
Panorama @ Wayne
Class 1-A, District 8
Treynor @ Clarinda Academy
St. Albert @ Griswold
Logan-Magnolia @ Tri-Center
Audubon @ Underwood
Class A, District 7
Guthrie Center @ Madrid
Class A, District 8
Bedford @ Exira/EHK
A-H-S-T @ Riverside (Live on KJAN & KJAN.com)
8-Man, District 6
Adair-Casey @ Mormon Trail
Ankeny Christian @ Murray
Lamoni @ CAM
Lenox @ East Union
8-Man, District 7
Glidden-Ralston @ Ar-We-Va
Charter Oak-Ute @ Boyer Valley
Woodbine @ East Greene
8-Man, District 8
Villisca @ East Mills
South Page @ Nishnabotna
Sidney @ Essex
Stanton @ Fremont-Mills
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Coach Chris Jahnke Comments: After a rocky start to our night we finally put things together in game three. Although we came away with a loss tonight the progress made with our new found team was amazing. This team made great strides tonight and I believe they got a taste of what is yet to come. It is my hope that the progress we made with our blocking and serve receive portions of our game tonight will be springboards to bigger and better things. I thought Sam Petersen played her best match of the season tonight. We are going to count on her for big things yet this season. I also thought the play of our back row specialists was much improved and allowed us to do some of the things we wanted to. We have a tough stretch of matches the next few weeks and we will strive for daily improvement.
The new addition to the Atlantic Medical Center opened on Wednesday and CCMH says it served its first patient in the new addition that day.
The addition expands Suite C at the medical center, creating a patient care area to be used primarily for obstetrics and gynecology services provided by Dr. James Brown.
The addition includes two patient exam rooms, one minor procedure room, one office and some storage space, bringing the total number of patient exam rooms in Suite C to eight. Suite C is also the area of AMC that is used for the evening clinic hours from 5 – 7 pm. Patients with evening appointments will come in directly through the new Suite C entrance.
Patients will drive past the north entrance, around the corner to the back of the building, and the Suite C entrance is on the right.
Assistant Administrator for Physician Clinics Sue Marsh says the addition will enhance the care provided by Dr. Brown and also others at the medical center by making more space available for patient care
The AMC addition is the first step to be completed in the Cass County Health System’s current construction and renovation project.
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