In Greene County district court Brian James Knudson, 52, of Manilla was sentenced to 60 days in jail, with all but two suspended, after he changed his plea to guilty to a charge of possession of methamphetamine. Has placed on probation to Boone/Greene County probation for one year. He must undergo a substance abuse evaluation and complete any recommended treatment…
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Greene County magistrate court, week ending April 29
In Greene County magistrate court a judgment was entered April 29 against Ted Lawrence Semke, 44, of Boone on a charge of possession of drug paraphernalia. He was fined $105 with a $15.75 surcharge. He must undergo a substance abuse evaluation and complete any recommended treatment at his own expense. Court costs were $60 in that case. A related case…
Read MoreGrCo HS tells second tri honor rolls
The honor rolls for the second trimester at Greene County High School have been released. Students on the high honor roll (GPA between 3.5 and 4.0) are: Seniors – Oliver Andre, Lucy Dudley, Christopher Finley, Brenner Gallagher, Rym Gherairi, Brianna Habben, Blake Hamann, Veronica Johnson, Carissa Keenan, Haven Keller, Landon Kniffin, Brayton Kohl, Ethan Larsen, Jackson Morton, Aidan Neil, Mame…
Read MoreRams golf twice in three days
The Rams had only four golfers available for a meet with Webster City at the Webster City Links April 26. Coach Heath Telleen commended Parker Lehman, Parker Fitzpatrick and Crew Conner “for stepping up to help us. They have done a great job for us in a new situation.” Fitzpatrick carded a 47 to lead the Rams. Nathan Behne shot…
Read MoreMedical Center adds cosmetic clinic with local provider
Greene County Medical Center will offer a cosmetic clinic beginning May 6. The clinic will be held the first Friday of each month with Family Medicine Clinic provider Diana Smith, ARNP. “Expanding our services available at Greene County Medical Center allows the community to have access to these specialty services locally and ensures that our patients are getting the highest…
Read MoreFederal Covid funds to be used for long-awaited HVAC upgrades at courthouse
~by Janice Harbaugh for GreeneCountyNewsOnline The Greene County board of supervisors at its April 25 meeting approved use of federal Covid-19 relief funds to update the HVAC and restrooms at the courthouse, a project that has been discussed for several years. Supervisor Dawn Rudolph reported the committee working on uses for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds met with Holly…
Read MoreThree Ram events to Drake Relays
Two Greene County boys events qualified for the Drake Relays this weekend. Jackson Morton will take part in the preliminary race for 110 meter hurdles at the Drake Relays Friday at 8:15 am. Morton, along with Camden Strennen, Bryce Stalder, and Jesse Miller, will run the preliminary 4×100 meter relay race Saturday at 9:45 am. The Greene County girls 4×100…
Read MoreRam boys compete in Tiger Relays, place fifth of 11 teams
~by Taylor Teays for The Scranton Journal The Greene County boys track team took part in the Carroll Tiger Relays last Thursday, taking fifth place. Nathan Black won first place in the high jump and was the lone first place Ram finish for the evening. Second place finishers were the 4×110 meter shuttle hurdle relay, 4×100 meter relay, and 4×200…
Read MoreRam girls place sixth at D-S meet, sixth in Tiger Relays
~by Taylor Teays for The Scranton Journal The Greene County girls track team had two meets last week, taking sixth place at both. On April 19, the Rams took part in the Denison-Schleswig meet. Placing sixth as a team, top finishers included Olivia Shannon taking first in the 200 meter dash, as well as the 4×200 relay placing first. High…
Read MoreRam soccer recap
~by Taylor Teays for The Scranton Journal The Greene County boys soccer team took the field just once last week due to weather, but walked away with a win. On April 19, the Rams traveled to Winterset to face the 2-5 Huskies. Though the Rams didn’t have as many games under their belt so far this season, they were still…
Read MoreVoting and elections topic of Community Conversation
Greene County deputy auditor for elections Billie Jo Hoskins will speak at the Community Conversation Thursday, May 5, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Jefferson. Hoskins will discuss the requirements of an election; the difference between primary and general elections; the cost and preparation for an election; voter qualifications; election security; the process of voting; and how elections are closed. Fellowship…
Read MoreMary Weaver re: court overriding CDC mask recommendation
To the editor, I loved reading comic books. Back in the early 1950’s at the age of 8 or 9, my parents would not let me have them as my mom thought comics were just trash reading. I was so excited when my second cousin gave me a stack of 20-30 comic books to take home following a visit to…
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