Today: Areas of dense fog; Partly cloudy to cloudy. High 56. SE @ 5-10.
Tonight: P/Cldy. Low 32.
Tomorrow: P/Cldy. High 60. SE @ 10-15.
Sunday: Cloudy w/rain. High 56.
Monday: Rain ending in the morning; P/Cldy. High 56.
Thursday’s High in Atlantic was 49. Our Low this morning, 28. Last year on this date, the High was 48 and the Low was 35. The Record High was 87 in 1899. The Record Low was 15, in 1976.
RITA FRANCES REISZ, 99, of Panama, died Wed. Oct. 20, at home. A Mass of Christian Burial for RITA REISZ will be held 11-a.m. Monday, Oct. 25th, at St. Mary’s of the Assumption in Panama. Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Harlan has the arrangements.
Visitation will be held at St. Mary’s of the Assumption Parish Center in Panama, on Sunday (Oct. 23rd) from 4-until 7-p.m., with a Rosary at 7-p.m.
Burial is in the St. Mary’s Cemetery at Panama.
RITA FRANCES REISZ is survived by:
8-Player Playoffs
Springville (4-4) at Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction (8-0)
East Mills (4-4) at CAM, Anita (8-0)- ON CAM COUGAR CHANNEL
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton (5-3) at St. Mary’s, Remsen (8-0)
Kingsley-Pierson (4-4) at Harris-Lake Park (6-2)
Tripoli (5-3) at Don Bosco, Gilbertville (6-2)
Dunkerton (4-4) at Easton Valley (8-0)
Edgewood-Colesburg (5-3) at WACO, Wayland (8-0)
New London (4-3) at Montezuma (9-0)
BGM, Brooklyn (5-3) at Martensdale-St. Marys (6-2)
Lamoni (4-4) at Lenox (8-0)
Northwood-Kensett (6-2) at Kee, Lansing (7-1)
Stanton/Essex (6-2) at Audubon (7-1)- ON KJAN
Newell-Fonda (7-1) at Janesville (7-1)
Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven-Ayrshire (7-1) at Gladbrook-Reinbeck (7-1)
English Valleys, North English (6-1) at Southeast Warren, Liberty Center (5-3)
Baxter (7-1) at Fremont-Mills, Tabor (5-3)
8-Player Extra Game Scheduled
Boyer Valley @ West Bend-Mallard
Grand View Christian @ Colo-Nesco
Mormon Trail @ Bedford
Woodbine @ Glidden-Ralston
River Valley @ Griswold
Class A Playoffs
Tri-Center, Neola (5-3) at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn (6-2)
Alta-Aurelia (5-3) at West Hancock, Britt (8-0)
Saint Ansgar (3-5) at Grundy Center (7-1)
Nashua-Plainfield (4-4) at North Linn, Troy Mills (8-0)
Bellevue (5-3) at Lisbon (7-1)
Highland, Riverside (3-5) at Lynnville-Sully (7-1)
Madrid (3-5) at Mount Ayr (6-2)
AHSTW, Avoca (4-4) at Woodbury Central, Moville (7-1)
IKM-Manning (5-3) at South O’Brien, Paullina (6-2)
Starmont (3-5) at North Butler (7-1)
Alburnett (4-4) at Wapsie Valley, Fairbank (6-2)
Newman Catholic, Mason City (6-2) at East Buchanan, Winthrop (7-1)
North Tama, Traer (6-2) at Wapello (6-2)
Earlham (5-3) at Belle Plaine (6-2)
Ogden (4-4) at Southwest Valley (6-2)
Gehlen Catholic, LeMars (5-3) at Logan-Magnolia (7-1)- ON KDSNTV
Class 1A Playoffs
West Monona, Onawa (2-6) at West Sioux, Hawarden (7-1)
Emmetsburg (3-5) at South Central Calhoun (7-1)
Eagle Grove (3-5) at Dike-New Hartford (8-0)
South Hardin (3-5) at Beckman Catholic, Dyersville (8-0)
Cascade (4-4) at Regina, Iowa City (8-0)
Durant (2-6) at Sigourney/Keota (8-0)
Pleasantville (4-4) at Van Meter (8-0)
Nodaway Valley/Orient-Macksburg (4-4) at Underwood (8-0)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll (4-4) at Western Christian, Hull (3-5)
Interstate 35, Truro (4-4) at Woodward-Granger (5-3)
MFL MarMac (6-2) at Denver (7-1)
Aplington-Parkersburg (5-3) at Columbus Catholic, Waterloo (6-2)
Cardinal, Eldon (5-3) at West Branch (6-2)
Mediapolis (5-3) at Pella Christian (7-1)
South Hamilton, Jewell (4-4) at ACGC (7-1)
Ridge View (5-3) at Treynor (6-2)
Class 1A/2A Extra Game Scheduled
West Central Valley @ Shenandoah
Class 2A Playoffs
Garner-Hayfield-Ventura (2-6) at West Lyon, Inwood (6-2)
Sheldon (3-5) at Southeast Valley (7-1)
Spirit Lake (6-2) at Osage (5-3)
West Liberty (3-5) at Waukon (7-1)
Union, LaPorte City (3-5) at Monticello (6-2)
Clarke, Osceola (5-3) at Williamsburg (5-3)
Centerville (4-4) at West Marshall (7-1)
Roland-Story (3-5) at Greene County (7-1)
Estherville Lincoln Central (5-3) at Central Lyon/George-Little Rock (5-3)
Red Oak (3-5) at OABCIG (7-1)
Unity Christian, Orange City (5-3) at Clear Lake (5-3)
New Hampton (5-3) at North Fayette Valley (7-1)
Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque (3-5) at Camanche (5-3)
Northeast (4-4) at Mid-Prairie, Wellman (5-3)
Davis County, Bloomfield (4-4) at Iowa Falls-Alden (5-3)
PCM (4-4) at Clarinda (4-4)
Class 3A
District 6
Saydel @ ADM
Creston @ Atlantic
Harlan @ Knoxville
Class 4A
District 6
Glenwood @ Dallas Center-Grimes
CB Thomas Jefferson @ Des Moines Hoover
Lewis Central @ Winterset
District 1
Webster City @ Denison-Schleswig
Fort Dodge @ LeMars
Storm Lake @ Spencer
Class 5A
District 2
Sioux City North @ CB Abraham Lincoln
Ames @ Johnston
Dowling Catholic @ Waukee
(Radio Iowa) – A federal agency that regulates banks has issued civil fines against the former C-E-O of a Fairfield bank and a senior vice president who was responsible for about half of the bank’s portfolio of loans. According to a news release from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Jared Schultz made unauthorized loans to a business partner when he was a senior vice president for the First National Bank of Fairfield and loaned money to bank customers who bought cattle Schultz owned.
Schultz was also accused of inflating collateral statements and making unauthorized loans. The agency concluded that over a roughly 33 month period, the bank suffered one-point-two million dollars in losses due to Schultz’s actions. Schultz has been ordered to pay a 144-thousand dollar fine. Pat Hurley, the bank’s former president and C-E-O, has been ordered to pay a 16-thousand dollar fine for failing to ensure Schultz was engaged in safe and sound banking practices and avoiding conflicts of interest.
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Democrats are calling on Republicans in the legislature to approve the second plan to establish new boundaries for congressional districts as well as districts for Iowa House and Senate seats. The redistricting plan was produced by the non-partisan Legislative Services Agency and state law does not allow lawmakers to amend this second plan. Iowa Democratic Party chairman Ross Wilburn of Ames is also a member of the Iowa House.
“It’s vitally important that we keep our current process free of political interference, to ensure that all Iowans have a voice,” Wilburn says. “Iowans deserve fair redistricting…and, most importantly, without any added amendments.” If the Republican-led legislature rejects Plan two for redistricting in a special session next Thursday, lawmakers would be able to amend the third plan produced by the Legislative Services Agency. Senate Democratic Leader Zach Wahls of Coralville says the agency addressed the concerns Republicans raised about the first plan and Plan two meets legal and constitutional requirements.
“Senate Democrats will vote for it and legislative Republicans should join us in voting for fair, non-partisan maps,” Wahls says. “…Approving this fair, non-partisan redistricting plan is in the best interest of both parties and, more importantly, it will be the best outcome for all Iowans.” House Democratic Leader Jennifer Konfrst of Windsor Heights is calling on Republican lawmakers to ensure redistricting is the only subject legislators vote on next Thursday. Groups opposed to vaccine mandates are asking Republicans to pass a state law forbidding those kind of requirements and Konfrst says there are rumors a bill on the topic may be introduced next Thursday.
“That’s why we’re trying to make it as clear as possible that we believe Republican leadership should keep their word from the first session and ensure that all we do is focus on redistricting,” Konfrst says. “January’s not too far away. There’s plenty of time to talk about issues the legislature should or should not consider.” The 2022 Iowa legislative session is scheduled to start on January 10th. Democrats held an online news conference Thursday afternoon.
Republican legislative leaders issued written statements, thanking the Legislative Services Agency for the quick turn around on a second plan and saying they’re reviewing the maps to see if the districts are fair.
CLASS 4A
Region 1
(3-2) Lewis Central 18-25-23-25-16 Glenwood 25-23-25-21-14
(3-0) Carroll 29-25-25, Bishop Heelan 27-20-18
Region 2
(3-0) Bondurant-Farrar 25-25-25, ADM 12-17-18
(3-1) North Polk 25-22-25-25, Dallas Center-Grimes 22-25-22-21
CLASS 5A
Region 1
(3-0) Dowling Catholic 25-25-25, CB Thomas Jefferson 10-10-8
(3-1) Sioux City East 25-19-25-25, Sioux City North13-25-19-18
Region 2
(3-0) Urbandale 25-25-25, Des Moines Lincoln 16-11-14
(3-2) CB Abraham Lincoln 19-20-25-33-15, Valley 25-25-22-31-13
Class 1A Cross Country State Qualifying Meet
Southwest Valley / Lake Icaria / Corning, IA
10/21/2021
Girls Team Scores
Girls Individual Top Ten
Full girls results HERE
Boys Team Scores
Boys Individiual Top Ten (State Qualifiers)
Full boys results HERE
1A State Qualifying Cross Country Meet
Panorama / Panora, IA
10/21/2021
Girls Team Scores
Girls Individual Top Ten (State Qualifiers)
Full girls results HERE
Boys Team Scores
Boys Individual Top Ten (State Qualifiers)
Full boys results HERE.
(Atlantic, Iowa) – Atlantic School District Superintendent Steve Barber, Thursday, sent KJAN pictures Technology Instructor/Coordinator Roger Warne took of the new Track/Soccer Field, Trojan Bowl and Tennis Courts and Baseball/Softball fields, with the use of a drone. Work on the athletic facilities began in the fall of 2019, following passage of a $9.5-million bond issue in the spring of that year. (All photos courtesy of Mr. Barber via Roger Warne)
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The Atlantic Trojans (3-5) football team has put together back to back wins late in the season and hope to add one more with a home tilt against Creston (5-3) on Friday night at the Trojan Bowl.
The Panthers are looking to edge in to the playoffs and will need a win to give them that shot. Atlantic Head Coach Joe Brummer said the Panthers are a big and physical team.
Atlantic has been able to get the offense working more fluidly in the past two contests and Coach Brummer hopes they can build on that this week.
It will be the final gamenight experience for 9 seniors for the Trojans and Coach Brummer hopes they get some good support at home.
You can hear a full interview with Coach Brummer on Trojan Preview at 4:45 p.m. Friday afternoon. Kickoff for the game is 7:00 p.m. at the Trojan Bowl.
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