More area and State news from KJAN News Director Ric Hanson.
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Girls Golf
Boys Golf
Girls Tennis
Boys Tennis
Girls Soccer
Boys Soccer
FOR SALE: Cabinet can be used for TV or computer. Pull out shelves for keyboard/desk. Lots of storage. Top doors fold in half when opened. Height 63″, width 35″, depth 23″. Like new $200, originally $500. Call or text 712-254-2254. SOLD!
FOR SALE: excellent 5 x 8 Luma aluminum golf trailer with sides, ramps and registration. Also, a 12 x 32 Toro rider and 5 Toro 21″ mowers. $1600 cash. Call 712-790-1841 in Carroll.
WANTED: 55 gallon steel drums; Ford 150 94′ or new pickup, running or not. 712-420-3016.
FREE: a dozen or so plastic containers for the freezer, in pint and quart sizes. Call 712-243-2493.
GARAGE SALE: 804 E. Mahogony, Atlantic. May 5th – 8 am – 6 pm and May 6th from 8 am – noon. Toys, books, clothes, bike, lots of miscellaneous.
FOR SALE: Heavy duty power wheelchair with new batteries. $250. Call 712-243-2361.
Team Scores
Individuals Scores
Medal winners after breaking ties by handicap holes were:
1. Brooke Newell, Atlantic – 74
2. Alyssa Ginther, Atlantic – 83
3. Grace Davidson, Clarinda – 85
4. Baylee Newell, Atlantic – 85
5. Alison Schweers, Kuemper – 87
6. Anna Carlson, Shenandoah – 88
7. McKenna DenBeste, Atlantic – 89
8. Sophia Groumoutis, Creston – 90
9. Sara Sweeney, Carroll – 90
10. Ciara Burnison, Shenandoah – 90
11. Ashton Carter, Creston – 91
12. McKenna Ludwig, Kuemper – 92
Atlantic Head Coach Kathy Hobson: “This was a great team victory for us as we head into our tournament season leading up to regionals. McKenna played the front lights out, shooting a 40; she finished with an 89 – very proud of her. Brooke sank a 25′ putt on #17 for birdie. She played even on the back 9. Alyssa and Baylee were steady all day.
Big outing in Sioux City Wednesday – should be very competitive. Also good for us to go back to back days with 18 hole tournaments.”
The Atlantic boys golf team hosted the Trojan Tournament on Tuesday at Atlantic Golf and Country Club.
School | Team Score | ||
Atlantic | 289 | 1st | |
Clarinda | 305 | 2nd | |
Kuemper | 310 | 3rd | |
Harlan | 323 | 4th | |
ADM | 324 | 5th | |
Glenwood | 324 | 6th | |
Norwalk | 328 | 7th | |
Shenandaoh | 329 | 8th | |
Winterset | 337 | 9th | |
Ballard | 344 | 10th | |
Denison | 347 | 11th | |
Creston | 354 | 12th | |
LC | 357 | 13th | |
Red Oak | 404 | 14th |
Individuals | School | Score | |
Jake Olsen | Atlantic | 69 | 1st |
Matt Gearheart | Atlantic | 71 | 2nd |
Carlton Rahn | Clarinda | 73 | 3rd |
Ben Renaud | Atlantic | 74 | 4th |
Michael Stolts | Creston | 74 | 5th |
Ryan Feauto | Kuemper | 74 | 6th |
Noah Hartman | Ballard | 74 | 7th |
Jacob Schumacher | ADM | 74 | 8th |
Nate Mertz | Kuemper | 74 | 9th |
Benton Bielfeldt | Clarinda | 75 | 10th |
Cyle Renaud | Atlantic | 75 | 11th |
Max Sutcliffe | Norwalk | 76 | 12th |
Nate Gifford 81
Girls Scores
1
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Treynor
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177.00
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2
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Logan-Magnolia
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131.00
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3
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Underwood
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92.00
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4
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Tri-Center
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68.00
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5
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Griswold
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61.00
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6
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IKM-Manning
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53.00
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7
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Missouri Valley
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52.00
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8
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AHSTW
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45.00
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9
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Audubon
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35.00
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10
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Riverside
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26.00
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Full results here.
Boys Scores
1
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Treynor
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138.00
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Point Breakdown
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2
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Underwood
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115.00
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Point Breakdown
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3
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Audubon
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86.00
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Point Breakdown
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4
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Missouri Valley
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85.50
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Point Breakdown
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5
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Griswold
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63.00
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Point Breakdown
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6
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Ahstw
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59.00
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Point Breakdown
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7
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Riverside
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55.50
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Point Breakdown
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8
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Tri-Center
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48.50
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Point Breakdown
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9
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Ikm-Manning
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46.00
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Point Breakdown
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10
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Logan-Magnolia
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43.50
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Point Breakdown
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Full results here.
A public hearing will be held Thursday evening in Walnut, as part of the regular Walnut City Council meeting that begins at 5-p.m. The hearing is with regard to a Budget Amendment for the Fiscal Year 2016-17 Budget. The Council will act later on during the meeting to approve the amendment.
In other business, the Walnut City Council will continue with discussions pertaining to the Streetscape Enhancement Project, Facade improvements Streetscape improvements, the Well project, the former school property, Antique City Car Show, and more.
Action items include the adoption of: A Code of Conduct; Residential Anti-displacement and Relocation Assistance Plan; Policies and Resolutions pertaining to the CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) program; Equal Opportunity statement; Affirmative Fair Housing Policy and more.
The meeting takes place at the Walnut City Hall.
Jim Field visits with Nodaway Valley High School seniors Danica Clayton, Natalie Daughtery, Brayten Funke and Livy Green.
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Some students at Iowa State University are likely having more fun than other students around the state — as they all scramble to finish class projects before the end of the spring semester. That’s because the ISU students, in James Lathrop’s computer science class, are making a video game. It’s not your traditional video game. Ryan Krause is among the students working with Microsoft’s HoloLens to make interactive holograms. “There’s just always new technology to keep up with and find new ways to make it fun for the people,” Krause says.
The holograms create an “integrated reality,” allowing users to interact with the games in their actual environment. Zachary Koehn, a senior at ISU from Atkins, Iowa, is among the group of students that spent an entire academic year developing a game from concept to finished product. “In the first semester, you just end with a prototype. So, all you have is blocks…just a cube on the screen. But, now that we have all of our artist friends doing stuff — we have monster models, actual cards on the field — it looks good now. It finally feels like a game,” Koehn says.
The class initially involved just computer programmers, but eventually, graphic design students like Quinn Van Maanen helped create the game’s characters. “I get to make creatures – like dragons, griffons, werewolves, and goblins,” Van Maanen says. “They’re just really fun to make.” Van Maanen is a 2013 graduate of Rock Valley High School. She’s now hoping to make a career out of what she’s learned at ISU. “I really do want to go into game design because it’s such a mixed media, so you get to touch everything,” Van Maanen says.
The ISU students are scheduled to preview the final version of their game tonight (Wednesday) at 6 p.m.
(Radio Iowa)