Rams win softball opener, then fall to Gilbert

~courtesy of The Scranton Journal The Greene County Ram softball season kicked off Monday, May 23, in Jefferson with a 5-4 victory over PCM (Monroe). It was a Heart of Iowa Activities Conference game. Junior Hannah Promes was the winning pitcher. She also slammed a three-run home run to left center in the fourth inning to put the Rams up…

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Ram baseball team loses opener

~courtesy of The Scranton Journal The Greene County Ram baseball season got underway May 23 in Jefferson against PCM (Monroe). It was a Heart of Iowa Activities Conference contest with the Rams falling to the Mustangs 5-4.

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Boys track and field team awards told

~courtesy of The Scranton Journal Greene County boys’ track coach Dean Lansman presented awards for the recently completed season. Senior sprinter Max Neese was named team MVP. Neese is a 12-time state meet qualifier including the maximum four events this year. He was also named the Most Valuable Sprinter.

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Sheriff’s report – May 2016

Following are excerpts of activities reported by the Greene County sheriff’s office: Tuesday, May 31: At 7:45 am a deputy issued a citation for failure to maintain control to Karah Jean Brown, 18, of Jefferson after she lost control of her 2002 Honda Civic as she was driving southbound on Highway 4 near 185th St north of Jefferson. Her vehicle…

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Police blotter – May 2016

Following are excerpts of activities reported by the Jefferson police department: Tuesday, May 31: At 9:14 am staff at Oly’s Corner reported a female had attempted to redeem Iowa Lottery pull tab tickets that had already been paid out. It appeared the subject had removed tickets from the garbage and attempted to redeem them. The system showed they had already…

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The ocean comes to Jefferson

A colorful mural reminiscent of an ocean beach will remind people at the Jefferson municipal pool that Greene County has talented art students. Updates to the concession stand are among several improvements at the pool, all paid for with funds received by the city of Jefferson from Wild Rose Casino.

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