Ram spikers close out regular season

~by Dustin Teays for The Scranton Journal The Greene County Rams volleyball team took on a tournament this year in their last regular season action. The Rams headed to Winterset Oct. 19 for their tournament that closed out regular season play and went 0-3 in matches on the day. The Rams opened up against the Winterset Huskies, and although they…

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Canned food drive for ARC Wednesday

Youth groups from several Greene County churches are participating in a canned food drive to support the Christian Action Resource Center (ARC) on Wednesday, Oct. 30.  Participating churches have communicated with their congregations about when and how the drive will take place. Youth (5th – 12th grades) will pick up canned food at participating church member homes. Persons who have not been…

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Genealogical Society meets Nov. 2

The November meeting of the Greene County Iowa Genealogical Society will be held Saturday, Nov. 2, at 10 am. Deb Kucerak will present a program on forensic genealogy. The meeting is open to everyone. It will be held in the handicap-accessible basement of the Jefferson public library.Our reference library is open Wednesday 2-3 pm and Saturday 9-11 am, and to…

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Turn Greene purple to raise awareness of domestic violence

Greene County residents are asked to “turn Greene County purple” Tuesday, Oct. 29, to raise public awareness of domestic violence against women, children and men. The purple ribbon is a visible gesture of support for survivors/victims of domestic violence. According to the Greene County sheriff’s office, deputies have answered 53 calls for domestic abuse and 25 persons have been arrested…

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Bonnie Duncan, 1927 – 2024

Bonnie Joan Owens Duncan was born in Jefferson on Jan. 14, 1927, the daughter of John W. Owens and Mabel Hanson Owens. Bonnie attended Jefferson High School, and graduated with the class of 1945. Following high school, she worked for a time at the Gold Crown office in Jefferson.  Bonnie was united in marriage to Merritt Duncan on Dec. 12,…

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In support of Riley for supervisor

Letter to the editor: We want you to join us in voting for Victoria “Tori” Riley to be the Greene County District 4 county supervisor.  Tori has reported news of our county for 28 years – including covering the meetings of the board of supervisors.  She has taken notes, listened carefully, and asked serious and thoughtful questions over these nearly…

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