Ram boys soccer wins one, loses one

The Greene County boys’ soccer team lost a match at home April 27 to Winterset, snapping a five-match winning streak. The Rams are tied for ninth in the Class 1A ratings and are 7-3 on the season.   Winterset fired two goals in the first half and three in the second to overtake the Rams 5-1. Gesser Aguilar scored the…

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Ram girl soccer team shows improvement

The Greene County girls soccer team had a busy week that included six matches. The Rams came close to victories on Monday, April 26, but ended losing 2-1 to both Humboldt and Logan-Magnolia in Grand Junction.  Greene County traveled to Grandview Christian April 29 where they fell 10-0. Coach Peyton Paddock noted the game ended 21 minutes into the second…

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Ram golf report

The Greene County girls golf team had four players April 27 to post a team score against Webster City. The Lynx won 209 to the Rams’ 245. Alex Miller led GC, tying for third place with 52. Medalist WC’s Katie Casady stroked 49. Additional scores for the Rams included Brianna Habben 57, Kathryn Beaman 62 and Afton Funcke 74. Friday,…

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GrCo ag teacher Harris honored by IA Assoc of Ag Educators

The Iowa Association of Agricultural Educators named Raelyn Harris from Greene County Community Schools as the Southwest District Outstanding Young Member for 2021. This award was established as a means to encourage young teachers to remain in the profession and to encourage and recognize participation in professional activities. It is awarded to an outstanding young agricultural educator in each district…

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New Healthy Rides initiative providing free transportation to medical appointments in Jefferson

Greene County public health, along with Greene County Medical Center and the Foundation, have launched a new initiative called Healthy Rides. Healthy Rides is a program that will provide transportation for Greene County residents to medical appointments at Greene County Medical Center or McFarland Clinic in Jefferson at no cost. Residents are available to use these services now Monday through…

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Planting ahead of normal due to dry conditions

Planting of corn and soybean crops accelerated during the week ending May 2, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service. Statewide there were 6.3 days suitable for fieldwork for the week due to limited precipitation. Other field activities such as applying anhydrous and dry fertilizer were sporadic, due to strong winds. Dry conditions are a concern. Topsoil moisture levels…

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Jefferson receives awards at 2021 Iowa Tourism Conference

Jefferson received two tourism awards at the 2021 Iowa Tourism Conference at a ceremony on April 28 in Des Moines. The Mahanay Memorial Carillon Tower received the award for 2021 Outstanding Attraction (Rural). Earning the award for Outstanding Promotional Material (Rural) was Jefferson Matters: A Main Street & Chamber Community (JM:MS&CC). Three tourism team members Deb McGinn, Pat Richards and…

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Supes start redistricting process

~by Janice Harbaugh for GreeneCountyNewsOnline During a short board meeting on May 3, the Greene County board of supervisors discussed several actions to be taken at the next meeting on May 10. Deputy auditor Billie Jo Hoskins told the supervisors they are responsible for setting up a temporary redistricting commission of three, five, or seven people by May 15. The…

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