Police in Audubon report the arrest on Sunday of 35-year old Christopher John Grogan, of Audubon. Grogan was charged with Disorderly Conduct and transported to the Audubon County Jail where he was being held pending an appearance before a magistrate.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – The Arkansas Travelers are set to face 2005 National League Cy Young Award winner Chris Carpenter as the former St. Louis Cardinals’ ace makes a rehab start for the Double-A Springfield Cardinals. Carpenter is trying to work his way back from nerve issues that have sidelined the 38-year-old right-hander since before the start of spring training and put his career in jeopardy.
St. Louis manager Mike Matheny has said Carpenter will be limited to a pitch count in the “60s-range” when he starts Monday’s game in Springfield against Arkansas. Carpenter gets one month before a decision must be made about if he’ll play in the majors this season.
Monday’s game is to start shortly after 7 p.m. in Springfield.
JAMES “JIM” LEVI JACOBSEN, 72, of Harlan, died Sat., July 13th,at the Elm Crest Retirement Community. Funeral services for JIM JACOBSEN will be held 10:30-a.m. Wed., July 17th, at the Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Harlan.
Visitation at the funeral home is from 4-to 8-pm Tue., July 16th, with the family greeting friends from 6-to 8-pm.
JIM JACOBSEN is survived by:
His wife – Linda, of Harlan.
His sons – Todd (Patty) Jacobsen, of Harlan; Troy (Dena) Jacobsen, of Avoca, & Tyler (Shawna) Jacobsen, of Centerville.
and 6 grandchildren.
Police in Red Oak are investigating the theft of video games and a gaming device. A woman who lives on North Vine Street reported Sunday afternoon, a burglary at her residence, and the theft of a Playstation 3, 10 games for the device, along with a DSI device and related games. The loss was estimated at just over $400. Anyone with information about the crime is asked to contact the Red Oak Police Department at 712-623-6500.
A Nebraska suffered serious injuries during a single-vehicle accident early Sunday morning, in Council Bluffs. According to the Council Bluffs Police Department, 26-year old Ryan Seefus, of Kennard, NE, was transported to Creighton Medical Center in Omaha where he underwent emergency surgery. Officials say Seefus was traveling north on Service Road B at around 4:20-a.m., and failed to stop at the intersection with 2nd Avenue.
Seefus’ vehicle continued northbound, crossed 2nd Avenue and hit a guardrail, before resuming a northbound track and hitting a private residence at 3624 2nd Avenue. The occupants of the home were not injured, but the residence sustained substantial structural damage. The accident remains under investigation.
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant has missed another target date for restarting, so the Omaha Public Power District might have to endure another summer of buying electricity to meet peak demand. OPPD officials say they’ve addressed most of what regulators want them to do at the idle nuclear plant, but the Nuclear Regulatory Commission says more work remains.
The plant, which sits across from Iowa on the Missouri River about 20 miles north of Omaha, has been closed since April 2011. It initially shut down for routine maintenance, but significant flooding in 2011 and a series of safety violations forced it to remain closed.
OPPD spokesman Jeff Hanson says repairs and inspections at Fort Calhoun are taking longer than expected. But so far the work remains within budget.
A public hearing with regard to making Sunnyside Park in Atlantic entirely smoke free, will take place Monday evening, at City Hall. The meeting of the Parks and Recreation Board and public hearing follows on the heels of a proposal June 17th by Karla Akers and a group of young people who are associated with the Kiwanis’-sponsored, Middle School Builders Club.Akers said originally, the tobacco-free zone request focused on the skate park area at Sunnyside Park, but the hope is to eventually make all parks in Cass County being tobacco free, to make them “A family friendly, safe, positive environment for healthy activity.”
To that end, Akers presented the Parks and Rec Board with a signed petition requesting Sunnyside Park be designated as Tobacco Free. If approved by the Parks and Rec Board and, by the City Council at a future meeting, violators will be asked to stop using tobacco products on Park property, or leave the property. If they fail to do so, a trespassing complaint may be filed with law enforcement.
In other business, the Parks and Rec Board will receive a monthly update from Director Roger Herring, with regard to the Schildberg Recreation Area, Sunny Park Tennis Court reconstruction, the boat ramp, Summer Rec programs, the Buck Creek Dog Park, and Park Maintenance building. The meeting in the Council’s Chambers at City Hall, begins at 5:15-p.m., Monday.
A teenager from Corning is being held in a juvenile detention facility awaiting an appearance before a magistrate, in connection with a chase and crash early this (Sunday) morning. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports deputies tried to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation in Corning, at around 1:40-a.m., but the vehicle failed to stop, and led deputies on a pursuit through the streets of Corning.
During the pursuit, the 14-year old driver put the vehicle in reverse, and crashed into a deputies’ vehicle. The Adams County K-9 Unit was deployed during the pursuit, but the arrest took place without further incident. The name of the teen was not released.
The Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports 5 persons under the legal age were cited Saturday night for possession of alcohol. Lake Icaria Park Officers contacted the sheriff’s department at around 11:30-p.m., for assistance in a party where numerous minors were present in the campground. Upon arrivals, five persons were written citations for being a Minor in Possession of Alcohol. All five were second offenses.
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