The Paton-Churdan volleyball team is undefeated at home after a win in four sets over Boyer Valley Oct. 6. Set scores were 23-25, 25-11, 26-24, 25-19. As a team, the Rockets served at 82.5 percent, pretty close to their season average. Freshman Megan Carey was 21 of 23 at the service line (91.3 percent) with four aces. Senior Sydney Koch…
Read MoreDay: October 7, 2015
Middle school sports
Wins for football team and volleyball team The eighth grade Ram football team remained undefeated on the season and earned their third road win by defeating the Southeast Valley Jaguars in Burnside 40-14 on Oct. 6. Due to low numbers for Southeast Valley, this was only a four quarter game with no fifth quarter or second game. The Rams started…
Read MoreCoach Dan Gable to speak at Jefferson Fieldhouse grand opening
Wrestling legend Dan Gable will be in Jefferson Tuesday, Oct. 13, as part of a grand opening celebration at The Jefferson Fieldhouse, located just north of the Law Enforcement Center at 202 S. Chestnut St. The Fieldhouse will be open for tours from 5 to 7:30 pm. Gable will meet and greet guests from 6:30 to 7:30, and then give…
Read MoreGCDC, school collaborates on Career Fair
Greene County high school students will hear Friday morning about opportunities to remain in the county after high school or return after college at a Career Fair at the high school Friday morning. The Career Fair is planned by Greene County Development Corporation in collaboration with school administrators.
Read MoreCommunity Foundation fund drive under way
The Greene County Community Foundation’s annual fall fundraising campaign is in progress. Letters have been mailed to individuals and families who have previously donated as well as others who are known to be strong supporters of Greene County.
Read MoreGreene County Early Learning Center marks 10th anniversary
The Greene County Early Learning Center board of directors and staff invite the public to help celebrate the center’s 10th anniversary at an open house Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 6 to 8 pm. The Greene County Early Learning Center is located within the Greene County Schools administration building at 204 W. Madison St in Jefferson.
Read MoreP-C crowns homecoming royalty
Greene County coronation is Friday afternoon Paton-Churdan students chose Carleigh Paup as homecoming queen and Noah Juergensen as homecoming king. The two were crowned at coronation Sunday evening at the school. The Greene County coronation is slated for Friday afternoon on the Bell Tower Plaza at the conclusion of the parade. This year’s parade route begins at the high school…
Read MoreIt’s time for Deal’s Orchard’s Fall Festival
What began in 1982 as an open house at a new sales barn has grown into one of Greene County’s largest and most anticipated tourist events of the year. Deal’s Orchard will host its 34th annual Fall Festival this Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 10-11, at the orchard west of Jefferson just south of County Road E-53. The event draws as…
Read MoreP-C plans Color-A-Thon for Oct. 17
Paton-Churdan students and the community will participate in their second annual 3K Color-A-Thon Saturday, Oct. 17. Check-in will start at 8 am and the race will start at 9 am at the school.
Read MoreFall cleaning for the courthouse
The courthouse will go into the winter months cleaner on the outside than it has been in years. Goodwin and Son of Jefferson will begin the large job of power washing the exterior of the historic building sometime this month.
Read MoreOne-fourth of soybean harvest done as of Sunday
Mostly dry conditions allowed Iowa farmers to harvest one-quarter of the state’s soybean crop during the week ending Oct. 4, according the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service. Statewide there were 5.7 days suitable for fieldwork. Fieldwork activities for the week included cutting hay and harvesting soybeans and corn for grain. In some areas, farmers are waiting for their crops to…
Read MoreWomen landowners invited to conservation discussion
Women who own or manage farmland in Iowa’s Raccoon River watershed are invited to attend a free upcoming conservation discussion about soil health and the future of their farmland.
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