The Cass County Sheriff’s Office reports two arrests took place on Monday. Deputies arrested 30-year old Trent Matthew Suhr, of Walnut,  on charges of Driving While Barred, Operating without Owner’s Consent, and Leaving the Scene of an Accident. Suhr was taken to the Cass County Jail where he was released later that day.

And, 38-year old Troy Adam Dillavou, of Carroll, was arrested on a District Court warrant for Probation Violation. Dillavou was taken to the Cass County Jail where he remains on $25,000 bond.

Red Oak  High School Principal Jedd Sherman submitted his resignation at the Red Oak school board meeting last night.  As part of the terms of the resignation, Sherman will receive a $100,000 payment and the school board waived its appeal on any kind of unemployment claims.   Sherman and his attorney formulated the resignation and the school board agreed that it would be in the best interests of the district to accept it and move on.  Sherman’s last day is June 30th.

The Iowa State Patrol reports that a Guthrie County man suffered serious injuries in a rollover accident Monday morning near Jefferson in Greene County.   Troopers say the accident happened around Monday morning at 10:05  at the intersection of Highway 4 and 250th Street.  The report shows 29-year-old Levi Dawson was driving a 2005 Chevy Trailblazer  south when he left the roadway and the vehicle flipped over on its top, coming to rest on the northwest corner of Highway 4 and the North Raccoon River Bank.   Dawson was taken to Methodist Hospital in Des Moines by helicopter.  Jefferson Fire and Rescue also responded to the accident.

Nearly two years ago, the City Clerk in the Harrison County town of  Logan got a pink slip.  Now, a settlement has been reached that will give her the job back and $400,000.  According to a story in the Omaha World-Herald, court documents filed Friday and Monday outline the terms of the deal with Angela Winther.  In July of 2012, Winther and City Attorney Joe Lauterbach were fired by the city council for what they said was insubordination in e-mails between the two.  Winther later filed suit, claiming that her first amendment rights were violated.  Since the firing, the size of the Logan city council has been trimmed from five members to three and none of the current members were part of the council when the firings occurred.  Winther will return to work and be paid $20.04 per hour.  Vicki Schroder has been serving as the city clerk, but she will resign and be given a $15,000 severance payment.  The city’s insurance carrier will cover the $400,000 payment to Winther.