LaVon Eblen visits with Tova Brandt, the Albert Ravenholt Curator at the Museum of Danish America in Elk about the new exhibit “Nordic Nights” & the summer solstice event.
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LaVon Eblen visits with Tova Brandt, the Albert Ravenholt Curator at the Museum of Danish America in Elk about the new exhibit “Nordic Nights” & the summer solstice event.
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Jim Field speaks with Cass County Relay for Life Coordinator Carole Schuler about this year’s event on Friday night at the Atlantic High School Track.
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A cattle industry analyst says this spring’s unexpected cattle market turnaround bodes well for the future of the industry. Doctor Nevil (NEV-ul) Speer, CEO of Agri-Clear, was the keynote speaker at an Iowa Cattlemen’s Association regional BeefMeet event in Creston this week. He says the fact that this spring’s cattle market rally was driven by increased consumer demand for beef is a very positive sign.
Speer points to two positive indicators that the increase in demand is “real.”
The other positive indicator, according to Speer, is the new record for the choice-select spread, at a higher level of beef production versus last year’s record high.
The challenge, Speer added, is to keep producing high quality beef that’s increasingly consistent. In addition to Tuesday’s event in Creston, the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association hosted regional BeefMeet events earlier this month in Dubuque and Ottumwa. Another BeefMeet is scheduled for today (Thursday) in Le Mars.
(Radio Iowa/Reporting by Ken Anderson, Brownfield Ag News)
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A survey by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources found no discernible damage to wildlife after a large milk spill in Adair County near Fontanelle. Dan Olson with the D-N-R says an accident led to the milk leaking out of a tanker truck into an unnamed tributary which flowed into the Middle Nodaway River. Olson says it created a 50-yard plume in the water, but he found no visible damage.
The accident happened along Highway 92 Sunday and Olson says the flow of the water probably helped dilute the milk.
He says it’s not the milk itself that poses a danger, but the reaction created as the milk breaks down.
Olson says this was a little different from the spills he normally investigates.
The Wisconsin-based transport company used a vacuum truck to clean up some of the spilled milk from a ditch. Olson says he’s still waiting to see the weight tickets from the vehicles to try and determine exactly how much milk may have spilled into the waterway. The tanker could have been carrying as much as 75-hundred gallons of milk.
(Radio Iowa)
The Creston Police Department reports two arrests Wednesday night and another early Thursday morning.
At 10:20pm Officers arrested 30-year-old Crystal Estell and 22-year-old Katelyn Armstrong, both of Creston, in the 200 block of South Lincoln Street on the charge of Disorderly Conduct. Both were later released from the Union County Jail on $300 bond each.
Early this (Thursday) morning at 12:30am Officers arrested 55-year-old Robert McCrory of Greenfield at 210 North Oak Street. McCroy was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd Offense. He was also arrested on a Union County Warrant for Violation of Probation on the original charge of Possesion of a Controlled Substance 2nd Offense. He was taken to the Union County Jail and held awaiting a bond hearing.
Jim Field visits with First Whitney Bank & Trust CEO Paul Gude about a special gift to the community planned to celebrate Atlantic’s 150th birthday in 2018.
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Ar-We-Va, Westside 17, West Harrison, Mondamin 0
Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 14, St. Albert, Council Bluffs 0 (5 innings)
CAM, Anita 13, Glidden-Ralston 1 (5 innings)
Central Decatur, Leon 19, Orient-Macksburg 9 (5 innings)
Clarinda Academy 18, East Mills 4 (5 Innings)
Coon Rapids-Bayard 7, Ogden 2
Denison-Schleswig 6, Shenandoah 4
EHK-Exira 11, Woodbine 1 (6 innings)
Earlham 8, Mount Ayr 6
East Mills 18, Clarinda Academy 4
East Mills 14, Whiting 4 (5 Innings)
Essex 9, Murray 3
Sioux City, East 4, Harlan 2 (Game 1)
Harlan 12, Sioux City, East 4 (Game 2)
Lenox 14, Fremont-Mills 4
Lewis Central 16, Shenandoah 2 (5 innings)
St, Albert 12, Bedford 1 (Principal Park)
Treynor 11, AHSTW 1 (5 innings) (Treynor clinches outright WIC title)
Underwood 13, Griswold 9