Greene County district court, week ending Feb. 5

In Greene County district court Roy Steed Cope, 72, of Centerville was sentenced to two consecutive two-year prison terms Jan. 25 after he pleaded guilty to charges of attempted burglary-third degree and operating a motor vehicle without the owner’s consent.  The prison terms were not suspended. Judgments were entered for a $625 fine and a $218.75 surcharge on each count;…

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Schedule changes

The Grand Junction city council meeting is postponed from Feb. 8 to Monday, Feb. 15, at 7 pm. The IHSMA jazz contest scheduled for Feb. 8 at Greene County HS has been rescheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 17, starting at 3:30 pm. The Paton-Churdan girls basketball team will play CAM at Churdan Tuesday at 5 pm. The JV and varsity boys…

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Elementary Bucket Fillers told

Bucket Fillers at Greene County Elementary have been announced for December and January. The Bucket Fillers program recognizes children who share love and happiness. They’re nominated for the award by adults in the school, with selection done by a committee. Bucket Fillers for December were Rylie Mowrer, Haley Kokenge, Britleigh Hamann, and Grant Miller.

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Valentine’s Day breakfast in Churdan

Churdan area residents can eat breakfast “out” without leaving town Sunday, Feb. 14. The staff and board of the Churdan public library will host a Valentine’s Day breakfast from 9 am to 1 pm at the Churdan Community Room. The menu includes scrambled eggs, pancakes, sausage, rolls and beverages. A free will donation will be accepted with all proceeds going to…

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SWCD donates print to GJ Community Center

Greene Soil and Water Conservation District commissioner Jean Finch (left) and conservation assistant Amber Kenan (center) presented Grand Junction mayor David Kersey with a wildlife print at the open house of the Grand Junction Community Center Jan. 30. The SWCD congratulates the city of Grand Junction on its beautiful new facility.

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Students: Drawings wanted for ‘From the Farm to You’ calendar

DES MOINES – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey encourages students from Iowa to consider submitting artwork to be considered for inclusion in the “From the Farm to You” calendar.  The calendars are distributed by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship at the Iowa State Fair and include artwork that emphasizes the connection between the production of Iowa’s…

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Another BRR in the books

An estimated 1,000 bicycle riders circled through Rippey Saturday as part of the 39th annual Bike Ride to Rippey – BRR – hosted by the Perry Area Chamber of Commerce. Temperatures were in the upper 20s with a cold, damp fog as the ride started. The roads, Dallas County and Greene County paved roads, were clear of snow but the shoulders…

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P-C girls lose after Danner 2-minute flurry

The Paton-Churdan girls split the series with Ar-We-Va, losing a disappointing game at home Feb. 5, 70-67. “This was a difficult loss, as we were up six with two minutes to go,” coach Chris Petersen said. Ar-Wa-Va’s lead scorer, freshman Emilee Danner, put up 15 points in the last two minutes. “It was one of the most impressive single player…

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