The Greene County seventh grade girls ran at the Gary Paulsen Relays in Ogden on Tuesday, April 10. This was a combined seventh and eighth grade meet that was originally scheduled for Monday. Due to the weather, the meet was rescheduled which caused a conflict for the eighth graders who already had a parent meeting on the school calendar.
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Boys soccer team at 5-1 after win over WCV
The Greene County boys soccer team topped West Central Valley by a 3-0 score, despite being without lead scorer Leo Marques. The Tuesday game was played in Grand Junction. Marques was ineligible to play due to a penalty in the Monday gave against Harlan. Sophomore Junior Gutierrez scored all three Ram goals. Two came on free kicks. Luis Tuesta and…
Read MoreRAGBRAI committee plans party and local logo reveal
Grow Greene County sponsors evening headliner Hairball Gear up for a party. With less than 100 days left until RAGBRAI® rolls, the Jefferson RAGBRAI committee invites area residents and bicycle enthusiasts to a party Monday, April 23, where the local theme and logo will be revealed.
Read MoreCarter Morton sets new school record in 110m hurdles at Saydel meet
The Greene County boys track and field team placed eighth of 16 teams at the Saydel Eagles Boys Invitational April 12, but coach Chad Morton described it as a “very good meet for the Rams.” His satisfaction came from personal records in 14 events, tying the school record in the high jump, and setting a new school record in the…
Read MoreGreene County district court, week ending April 12
In Greene County district court Michael Lynn Heard Jr, 56, of Jefferson was sentenced April 5 to 30 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to one count of theft- fifth degree, amended from forgery. He will receive credit for time already served in jail. The $65 fine was suspended and restitution for his court appointed attorney’s fees was waived,…
Read MoreGreene County magistrate court, week ending April 12
In Greene County magistrate court a judgment was entered April 11 against Robert Richard Kovar of Jefferson on a charge of theft- fifth degree. He was fined $65 with a $22.75 surcharge and a $125 Law Enforcement Initiative surcharge. He must pay $3.19 restitution to Hy-Vee. Court costs were $60.
Read MorePair of Greene Co students place first at state physics contest
The Greene County High School physics competition team participated in the state physics competition on Tuesday, April 10. The event was hosted by the University of Northern Iowa department of physics in the UNI McLeod Center. Junior Linsey Kitt and senior Regan Lamoureux placed first in the Challenge Problem event by earning an impressive 199.23 points out of 200 and…
Read MorePublic health hosting Medicare savings program event
Greene County public health is hosting a Medicare Savings Program sign-up event Tuesday, April 17, from 9:30 to 11:30 am the Greene County Medical Center education classroom.
Read MoreLarson wins Greene County March Mania contest
Villanova pulled off the win in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament securing Autumn Larson first place in the Greene County March Mania contest. Nearly 350 individuals participated in this year’s contest. All winners were awarded Greene County Chamber checks as prize money for the contest. Larson earned the most points in the contest and was awarded $250. Allison Behne came…
Read MoreFundraiser for Iowa Donor Network’s RAGBRAI effort next Sunday
All are invited for homemade ice cream and dessert Sunday, April 22, from 2 to 4 pm at the Grand Junction Presbyterian Church. The sweet afternoon is hosted by Diane Wise as a fundraiser for the Iowa Donor Network. Serving ice cream and dessert is much easier than the fundraiser Wise is undertaking in July. She’ll ride RAGBRAI® with a…
Read MoreSpecial A+ Teacher Award to Tom Braun
Greene County middle school social studies teacher Tom Braun was presented with a Special A+ Teacher Award by Carroll Broadcasting Company at a student recognition assembly Wednesday. Nominations were student letters sent to the radio station. John Ryan of Carroll Broadcasting read excerpts from some of the letters before presenting Braun with a crystal apple.
Read MoreLearn the tricks of healthy eating on a budget at Extension program
Iowans can eat healthy and stick to a tight grocery budget. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach’s “Spend Smart. Eat Smart.” program is a great resource for households with this goal. Area residents are invited to join registered dietitian and ISU Extension and Outreach nutrition and wellness specialist Ann Heuer for a presentation and grocery store tour about learning ways…
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