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TODAY'S NEWS STORIES - Friday, September 25th, 2020
Today's Weather Outlook - (9-25-20) -
Clear skies with a few passing high clouds have been the story overnight. A few patches of fog developed over portions of northeast Iowa, though more widespread dense fog developed in Wisconsin and Minnesota. At 4 am temperatures were in the upper 50s and low 60s across the area with winds out of the south at 5 to 10 mph. Warm and breezy conditions will continue today, as afternoon highs climb into the 80s and even low 90s in portions of western Iowa while southerly winds gust around 20 to 25 mph. Saturday will be similar with warm and windy conditions forecast. On Sunday a cold front will push across the area, bringing rain chances to the area and dropping highs into the low 70s. Rain chances may linger into Monday with temperatures continuing to drop through the upcoming week. Highs for the first half of the week will remain in the upper 50s and 60s, with even cooler temperatures likely by the end of next week.
Clear skies with a few passing high clouds have been the story overnight. A few patches of fog developed over portions of northeast Iowa, though more widespread dense fog developed in Wisconsin and Minnesota. At 4 am temperatures were in the upper 50s and low 60s across the area with winds out of the south at 5 to 10 mph. Warm and breezy conditions will continue today, as afternoon highs climb into the 80s and even low 90s in portions of western Iowa while southerly winds gust around 20 to 25 mph. Saturday will be similar with warm and windy conditions forecast. On Sunday a cold front will push across the area, bringing rain chances to the area and dropping highs into the low 70s. Rain chances may linger into Monday with temperatures continuing to drop through the upcoming week. Highs for the first half of the week will remain in the upper 50s and 60s, with even cooler temperatures likely by the end of next week.
Covid-19 News
Shelby County COVID-19 Cases: 9-24-20
As of 8:00 am on September 25th, there were 0 additional cases of COVID-19 reported in Shelby County for a total of 255. 232 individuals have been released, and 23 individuals are currently being monitored. As of the last report, there are 19 tests pending results. Shelby County is reported to have a 14 day positivity rate of 7%. There has been one death.
As of 8:00 am on September 25th, there were 0 additional cases of COVID-19 reported in Shelby County for a total of 255. 232 individuals have been released, and 23 individuals are currently being monitored. As of the last report, there are 19 tests pending results. Shelby County is reported to have a 14 day positivity rate of 7%. There has been one death.
Iowa COVID-19 Update - (9-25-20) - updated 10 am -
Iowa has now surpassed 1,300 coronavirus deaths as 15 counties report a high positivity rate and 50 long-term care facilities now report outbreaks. The Iowa Department of Public Health today reported four additional COVID-19 deaths and 1,086 new positive cases. As of 10 a.m. today, the state reported 84,433 total positive cases, 62,594 total recoveries and 1,303 total deaths since the pandemic began. IDPH reports a statewide positivity rate of 9.2% over the last 14 days, up slightly over the previous day. One of four Iowans have been tested for COVID-19, while one of 37 have tested positive. There are 15 counties reporting a positivity rate greater than 15% over the last 14 days. Public schools in Sioux, Lyon, Osceola, Crawford, Audubon, Henry, Sac, Plymouth, Fremont, Dubuque, Winnebago, Delaware, Woodbury, Palo Alto and O’Brien counties can apply for a waiver to provide 100% online learning. Sioux, Lyon, Osceola, Crawford, Audubon and Henry counties report a positivity rate greater than 20%. Sioux County continues to report a high positivity rate at 31%. There are now 50 Long Term Care Facility Outbreaks in Iowa, up from 41 the previous day. Polk County reports the most, with seven facilities reporting outbreaks. Statewide, there are 1,019 positive cases and 554 recoveries within those infected facilities. Iowa reports 678 deaths from long-term care facilities, accounting for more than half of the state’s total.
The Iowa Department of Public Health’s latest data shows 104 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in Region 4 from 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 24, to 5:30 a.m. on Friday, September 25. The Iowa Department of Public Health reports 28 additional positive tests in Pottawattamie County, 23-additional positive cases in Crawford County, and eleven additional cases in Harrison County. The IDPH reports 11 positive cases in Cass County and 11 more positive tests in Audubon County. Six more positive tests were found in Fremont County, and three additional positive tests reported in Page County and three additional positive tests in Mills County. In RMCC Region 4, there are 16 patients hospitalized, five are in ICU, four admitted in the past 24 hours, and one patient is on a ventilator. Here are the numbers by county in Region 4:
Shelby - 255 (232) - 1 death
Adams- 33 (26 recovered)
Audubon-81 (36 recovered) (1 death)
Cass- 160 (119 recovered) (2 deaths)
Crawford-1,065 (814 recovered) (5 deaths)
Fremont- 110 (59 recovered)
Harrison- 207 (156 recovered) (2 deaths)
Mills- 177 (125 recovered) (1 death)
Montgomery- 90 (82 recovered) (5 deaths)
Page- 153 (145 recovered)
Pottawattamie-2,068 (1,693 recovered) (38 deaths)
In Region 1, the IDPH reports one new positive test in Guthrie County bringing the total to 241 (163 recovered) (5 deaths). The IDPH reports one new positive test in Adair County, bringing the total to 68 (47 recovered) (1 death).
Iowa has now surpassed 1,300 coronavirus deaths as 15 counties report a high positivity rate and 50 long-term care facilities now report outbreaks. The Iowa Department of Public Health today reported four additional COVID-19 deaths and 1,086 new positive cases. As of 10 a.m. today, the state reported 84,433 total positive cases, 62,594 total recoveries and 1,303 total deaths since the pandemic began. IDPH reports a statewide positivity rate of 9.2% over the last 14 days, up slightly over the previous day. One of four Iowans have been tested for COVID-19, while one of 37 have tested positive. There are 15 counties reporting a positivity rate greater than 15% over the last 14 days. Public schools in Sioux, Lyon, Osceola, Crawford, Audubon, Henry, Sac, Plymouth, Fremont, Dubuque, Winnebago, Delaware, Woodbury, Palo Alto and O’Brien counties can apply for a waiver to provide 100% online learning. Sioux, Lyon, Osceola, Crawford, Audubon and Henry counties report a positivity rate greater than 20%. Sioux County continues to report a high positivity rate at 31%. There are now 50 Long Term Care Facility Outbreaks in Iowa, up from 41 the previous day. Polk County reports the most, with seven facilities reporting outbreaks. Statewide, there are 1,019 positive cases and 554 recoveries within those infected facilities. Iowa reports 678 deaths from long-term care facilities, accounting for more than half of the state’s total.
The Iowa Department of Public Health’s latest data shows 104 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in Region 4 from 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 24, to 5:30 a.m. on Friday, September 25. The Iowa Department of Public Health reports 28 additional positive tests in Pottawattamie County, 23-additional positive cases in Crawford County, and eleven additional cases in Harrison County. The IDPH reports 11 positive cases in Cass County and 11 more positive tests in Audubon County. Six more positive tests were found in Fremont County, and three additional positive tests reported in Page County and three additional positive tests in Mills County. In RMCC Region 4, there are 16 patients hospitalized, five are in ICU, four admitted in the past 24 hours, and one patient is on a ventilator. Here are the numbers by county in Region 4:
Shelby - 255 (232) - 1 death
Adams- 33 (26 recovered)
Audubon-81 (36 recovered) (1 death)
Cass- 160 (119 recovered) (2 deaths)
Crawford-1,065 (814 recovered) (5 deaths)
Fremont- 110 (59 recovered)
Harrison- 207 (156 recovered) (2 deaths)
Mills- 177 (125 recovered) (1 death)
Montgomery- 90 (82 recovered) (5 deaths)
Page- 153 (145 recovered)
Pottawattamie-2,068 (1,693 recovered) (38 deaths)
In Region 1, the IDPH reports one new positive test in Guthrie County bringing the total to 241 (163 recovered) (5 deaths). The IDPH reports one new positive test in Adair County, bringing the total to 68 (47 recovered) (1 death).
Football game cancelled for tonight - (9-25-20) -
The St. Albert at AHSTW football game has been cancelled for tonight.
The St. Albert at AHSTW football game has been cancelled for tonight.
Despite Covid cases, Exira-EHK will stay with regular school schedule – (9-24-20) -
Despite staff members of Exira-EHK school district missing days due to COVID-19, Superintendent Trevor Miller says the district continues to evaluate their best learning model with the staff they have available. Miller says they have been able to stay onsite, and have enough staff to cover for subs. They are also thinking about what they would do if they have a larger outbreak. They never know what tomorrow might bring. The district has opted to continue using Wednesday as a distance learning day each week through the rest of the 2nd quarter. That day, the staff gets a chance to work with students one on one in small groups. Miller adds they are working to decide on the format of parent/teacher conferences and may do a combination of virtual and in person.
Despite staff members of Exira-EHK school district missing days due to COVID-19, Superintendent Trevor Miller says the district continues to evaluate their best learning model with the staff they have available. Miller says they have been able to stay onsite, and have enough staff to cover for subs. They are also thinking about what they would do if they have a larger outbreak. They never know what tomorrow might bring. The district has opted to continue using Wednesday as a distance learning day each week through the rest of the 2nd quarter. That day, the staff gets a chance to work with students one on one in small groups. Miller adds they are working to decide on the format of parent/teacher conferences and may do a combination of virtual and in person.
Atlantic Superintendent issues statement on cases of COVID-19 – (9-24-20) -
A number of recent COVID-19 cases have been reported through the buildings of the Atlantic School District. On Wednesday, Atlantic Superintendent Steve Barber issued a statement in regards to the situation.
“We continue to be notified of positive COVID-19 cases for both staff and students at multiple locations. Our partnership with Cass County Public Health is a good one, and as we are made aware of new positive cases, we work collaboratively with them in determining the appropriate response. Public Health will be in direct communication with individuals who are determined to be in close contact with a positive case. Additionally, the District will be communicating with those individuals who are affected by these positive cases. We continue to follow the CDC and IDPH guidelines as the spike in cases have occurred in Cass County. I would encourage everyone to follow our mitigation strategies of social distancing, hand-washing, mask usage, disinfecting and other strategies to help stop the spread.”
A number of recent COVID-19 cases have been reported through the buildings of the Atlantic School District. On Wednesday, Atlantic Superintendent Steve Barber issued a statement in regards to the situation.
“We continue to be notified of positive COVID-19 cases for both staff and students at multiple locations. Our partnership with Cass County Public Health is a good one, and as we are made aware of new positive cases, we work collaboratively with them in determining the appropriate response. Public Health will be in direct communication with individuals who are determined to be in close contact with a positive case. Additionally, the District will be communicating with those individuals who are affected by these positive cases. We continue to follow the CDC and IDPH guidelines as the spike in cases have occurred in Cass County. I would encourage everyone to follow our mitigation strategies of social distancing, hand-washing, mask usage, disinfecting and other strategies to help stop the spread.”
Denison High School going to hybrid schedule from September 23-October 19 – (9-23-20)
The Denison Community School District announced on twitter that the high school will be going to a hybrid learning schedule beginning today -Wednesday, September 23 - and lasting until Friday, October 19. The hybrid model means that students will alternate between on-site and off-site learning in smaller groups. According to what the district posted, students whose last names begin with A-K will be in one group -called the Purple group - and students whose last names begin with L-Z will be in the Gold group.
The Denison Community School District announced on twitter that the high school will be going to a hybrid learning schedule beginning today -Wednesday, September 23 - and lasting until Friday, October 19. The hybrid model means that students will alternate between on-site and off-site learning in smaller groups. According to what the district posted, students whose last names begin with A-K will be in one group -called the Purple group - and students whose last names begin with L-Z will be in the Gold group.
General News -
Myrtue Medical Center Influenza Clinics – (9-10-20) -
Myrtue Medical Center will be offering Influenza Clinics. Appointments are requested at the Harlan Clinics and the Ayzlee Drive Up Clinic in Elk Horn. Masks are encouraged and you are asked to wear clothing that will allow a shot, such as a short-sleeved shirt.
Drive up clinics will be held:
Saturday, September 26th – 9 am to noon – Community Health in Harlan
Monday, September 28th – 5 to 8 pm – Ayzlee’s Clinic at the Elk Horn School (this is a
Drive-thru Clinic)
Wednesday, September 30th – 9 am to noon – Irwin Community Building
Thursday, October 1st – 3 to 7 pm – Community Health in Harlan
Friday,October 2nd – 9 to 11 am - MMC Earling Clinic
Friday, October 9th – 3 to 7 pm – Ayzlee’s Family Night, Community Health in Harlan
(Walk-thru Clinic)
Wednesday, October 14th – 9 am to 1 pm – Community Health in Harlan
Saturday, October 24th – 9 am to noon – Community Health in Harlan
For an appointment call 755-4422 or go to shelbycountyclinics.com.
Myrtue Medical Center will be offering Influenza Clinics. Appointments are requested at the Harlan Clinics and the Ayzlee Drive Up Clinic in Elk Horn. Masks are encouraged and you are asked to wear clothing that will allow a shot, such as a short-sleeved shirt.
Drive up clinics will be held:
Saturday, September 26th – 9 am to noon – Community Health in Harlan
Monday, September 28th – 5 to 8 pm – Ayzlee’s Clinic at the Elk Horn School (this is a
Drive-thru Clinic)
Wednesday, September 30th – 9 am to noon – Irwin Community Building
Thursday, October 1st – 3 to 7 pm – Community Health in Harlan
Friday,October 2nd – 9 to 11 am - MMC Earling Clinic
Friday, October 9th – 3 to 7 pm – Ayzlee’s Family Night, Community Health in Harlan
(Walk-thru Clinic)
Wednesday, October 14th – 9 am to 1 pm – Community Health in Harlan
Saturday, October 24th – 9 am to noon – Community Health in Harlan
For an appointment call 755-4422 or go to shelbycountyclinics.com.
Museum of Danish America needs volunteers - (9-23-20) -
Volunteers are needed on Saturday, September 26th at the Museum of Danish America in Elk Horn to help collect seeds from prairie plants. The collected seeds will be used in the park to revitalize its existing plant communities. Volunteers will be given seeds to take home with them. Volunteers should bring work gloves and a cutting tool for hard stems,and they should wear attire appropriate for the outdoors. Water and instructions will be provided. Those available to help should gather at 9 am or 1 pm on Saturday in the stone ring just east of the Museum of Danish America.
Volunteers are needed on Saturday, September 26th at the Museum of Danish America in Elk Horn to help collect seeds from prairie plants. The collected seeds will be used in the park to revitalize its existing plant communities. Volunteers will be given seeds to take home with them. Volunteers should bring work gloves and a cutting tool for hard stems,and they should wear attire appropriate for the outdoors. Water and instructions will be provided. Those available to help should gather at 9 am or 1 pm on Saturday in the stone ring just east of the Museum of Danish America.
AtlanticFest 2020 Cancelled – KJAN - (8-31-20)
Sister station KJAN reports officials with the Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce said AtlanticFest, which had been rescheduled for September 26th, has been cancelled. Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Bailey Smith says “With COVID-19 cases rising in our county, the extension of the State Public Health Emergency and other liability concerns, AtlanticFest isn’t feasible this year. We understand how eager everyone is to get out and about. AtlanticFest draws thousands of people every year and the health of the community is our highest priority.” AtlanticFest, presented by First Whitney Bank & Trust, is the Chamber’s largest fundraiser of the year and has been a community staple for almost 30 years. To still offer a community event, the Chamber will be hosting a Drive-In Movie September 26th. Smith said “We wanted to be able to give everyone an opportunity to get out of the house while maintaining social distancing. We’ve had a few Drive-In movie events over the last couple years that have been a hit and we’re excited to be able to offer it again.”
Sister station KJAN reports officials with the Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce said AtlanticFest, which had been rescheduled for September 26th, has been cancelled. Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Bailey Smith says “With COVID-19 cases rising in our county, the extension of the State Public Health Emergency and other liability concerns, AtlanticFest isn’t feasible this year. We understand how eager everyone is to get out and about. AtlanticFest draws thousands of people every year and the health of the community is our highest priority.” AtlanticFest, presented by First Whitney Bank & Trust, is the Chamber’s largest fundraiser of the year and has been a community staple for almost 30 years. To still offer a community event, the Chamber will be hosting a Drive-In Movie September 26th. Smith said “We wanted to be able to give everyone an opportunity to get out of the house while maintaining social distancing. We’ve had a few Drive-In movie events over the last couple years that have been a hit and we’re excited to be able to offer it again.”
Woodbine Applefest canceled for this year – (6-25-20) –
Woodbine’s Applefest has been canceled this year. Scheduled for September 26th, the organizers made the announcement on their Facebook page. Vendors who paid their fees have the option of a refund or can roll that over to next year’s Applefest, which is now scheduled for September 25th, 2021. The festival has been traditionally scheduled for the last Saturday of September and draws about 13 to 15 thousand people.
Woodbine’s Applefest has been canceled this year. Scheduled for September 26th, the organizers made the announcement on their Facebook page. Vendors who paid their fees have the option of a refund or can roll that over to next year’s Applefest, which is now scheduled for September 25th, 2021. The festival has been traditionally scheduled for the last Saturday of September and draws about 13 to 15 thousand people.
Dutch Oven Cooking Classes at Nishna Bend have been cancelled for September 28th.
Blood Donations Needed -
Upcoming donation opportunities include:
Monday, September 28th - noon to 6 pm - Exira Recreational Center
Tuesday, September 29th - 11:30 am to 5:30 pm - Harlan Veteran's Auditorium
Wednesday, September 30th - 8:30 am to 1:30 pm - Boyer Valley High School in Dunlap
Thursday, October 1st - noon to 6 pm - St. Peter's Parish Hall in Defiance. To schedule an appointment call Betty at 712/745-3271.
Tuesday, December 29th - 12 Noon to 6 pm - St. Patrick's Parish Center in Audubon
Upcoming donation opportunities include:
Monday, September 28th - noon to 6 pm - Exira Recreational Center
Tuesday, September 29th - 11:30 am to 5:30 pm - Harlan Veteran's Auditorium
Wednesday, September 30th - 8:30 am to 1:30 pm - Boyer Valley High School in Dunlap
Thursday, October 1st - noon to 6 pm - St. Peter's Parish Hall in Defiance. To schedule an appointment call Betty at 712/745-3271.
Tuesday, December 29th - 12 Noon to 6 pm - St. Patrick's Parish Center in Audubon
Shenandoah man arrested by Red Oak Police on drug and weapons charges – (9-25-20) -
34 year old Brandon Christopher Aradanas of Shenandoah was arrested by Red Oak Police on Wednesday afternoon following a traffic stop. Aradanas was arrested for a Carrying Weapons Violation and Possession of a Controlled Substance. He was taken to the Montgomery County Jail and held on a $2,000 bond.
34 year old Brandon Christopher Aradanas of Shenandoah was arrested by Red Oak Police on Wednesday afternoon following a traffic stop. Aradanas was arrested for a Carrying Weapons Violation and Possession of a Controlled Substance. He was taken to the Montgomery County Jail and held on a $2,000 bond.
Montgomery County News – (9-25-20) -
At 3:10, Thursday afternoon, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office investigated a single vehicle double fatality accident located on 200th Street approximately ½ mile west of A Avenue in Montgomery County. Upon arrival responding departments found a vehicle in the north ditch fully engulfed in flames. Once the vehicle was extinguished it was discovered that there were 2 deceased individuals in the vehicle. It was determined that the vehicle was travelling westbound and left the roadway into the north ditch striking trees in the ditch. The two deceased have been transported to the State Medical Examiner in Ankeny for positive identification.
At 3:10, Thursday afternoon, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office investigated a single vehicle double fatality accident located on 200th Street approximately ½ mile west of A Avenue in Montgomery County. Upon arrival responding departments found a vehicle in the north ditch fully engulfed in flames. Once the vehicle was extinguished it was discovered that there were 2 deceased individuals in the vehicle. It was determined that the vehicle was travelling westbound and left the roadway into the north ditch striking trees in the ditch. The two deceased have been transported to the State Medical Examiner in Ankeny for positive identification.
Fatal accident on southbound I-29 Thursday morning – (9-25-20) -
A Serious collision occurred at the 53 mile marker of I-29 southbound at 10:30 Thursday morning. The driver of the vehicle was taken to the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha by the Council Bluffs Fire Department. The driver, 23 year old Elexa Robinson was in critical condition. She later died from her injuries at the hospital. The cause of the collision is still under investigation.
A Serious collision occurred at the 53 mile marker of I-29 southbound at 10:30 Thursday morning. The driver of the vehicle was taken to the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha by the Council Bluffs Fire Department. The driver, 23 year old Elexa Robinson was in critical condition. She later died from her injuries at the hospital. The cause of the collision is still under investigation.
Carroll Man Pleads Guilty to Receipt of Child Pornography – (9-25-20) -
29 year old Kyler Colten Cook of Carroll pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Sioux City to receipt of child pornography. In a plea agreement, Cook admitted that between February 8, 2019 and December 3, 2019, he knowingly received visual depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. While released pending trial, Cook was caught sending graphic texts and visual images to a female and was then detained in federal custody pending trial. Cook remains in custody of the United States Marshal pending sentencing. He faces a minimum sentence of 5 years imprisonment and a possible maximum sentence of 20 years, a $250,000 fine and at least 5 years up to life of supervised release following any imprisonment.
29 year old Kyler Colten Cook of Carroll pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Sioux City to receipt of child pornography. In a plea agreement, Cook admitted that between February 8, 2019 and December 3, 2019, he knowingly received visual depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. While released pending trial, Cook was caught sending graphic texts and visual images to a female and was then detained in federal custody pending trial. Cook remains in custody of the United States Marshal pending sentencing. He faces a minimum sentence of 5 years imprisonment and a possible maximum sentence of 20 years, a $250,000 fine and at least 5 years up to life of supervised release following any imprisonment.
Mills County Accident Report – (9-25-20) –
A couple of accidents occurred this week in Mills County. On Wednesday, September 23rd, at 11:16 am, an accident occurred on Highway 59. A 2006 Chevy truck driven by 69 year old Judith Oshel of Creston was traveling southbound on Highway 59 at a slow rate of speed. A number of cars were passing Oshel and a 1994 Peterbilt semi pulling a tanker, driven by 66 year old Dean Feser of Castana began to pass. Oshel then attempted to turn left into a driveway and failed to signal until Feser was already passing. Oshel turned into the side of the semi, causing both vehicles to enter the east ditch. No injuries were reported and Oshel was cited for Failure to Signal.
At 12:40 am, Thursday, September 24th, Mills County Deputies responded to an accident at Hilman Road and Highway 34. A 2018 Mitsubishi driven by 41 year old Steven Niemet was traveling westbound on Highway 34 near Hilman Avenue when it collided with a tire in the roadway. A 2007 Peterbilt semi driven by 59 year old Paul Reinick of Lincoln, NE was pulled over on the side of the roadway after losing two tires that were not properly installed on the trailer. No injuries occurred in the accident. The second tire lost by Reinick was found in the median.
A couple of accidents occurred this week in Mills County. On Wednesday, September 23rd, at 11:16 am, an accident occurred on Highway 59. A 2006 Chevy truck driven by 69 year old Judith Oshel of Creston was traveling southbound on Highway 59 at a slow rate of speed. A number of cars were passing Oshel and a 1994 Peterbilt semi pulling a tanker, driven by 66 year old Dean Feser of Castana began to pass. Oshel then attempted to turn left into a driveway and failed to signal until Feser was already passing. Oshel turned into the side of the semi, causing both vehicles to enter the east ditch. No injuries were reported and Oshel was cited for Failure to Signal.
At 12:40 am, Thursday, September 24th, Mills County Deputies responded to an accident at Hilman Road and Highway 34. A 2018 Mitsubishi driven by 41 year old Steven Niemet was traveling westbound on Highway 34 near Hilman Avenue when it collided with a tire in the roadway. A 2007 Peterbilt semi driven by 59 year old Paul Reinick of Lincoln, NE was pulled over on the side of the roadway after losing two tires that were not properly installed on the trailer. No injuries occurred in the accident. The second tire lost by Reinick was found in the median.
Shelby County Sheriff’s Office Report – (9-24-20) -
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office released their weekly arrest report. On Wednesday, September 23rd, 44-year-old Charlie Raymond Bird of Hancock was arrested by Pottawattamie County authorities on an active warrant for failure to appear for initial court appearance in Shelby County Magistrate Court. Bird was released on August 29th, with a promise to appear and failed to make said appearance. Bird was seen later that evening and plead guilty to the charges and assessed a fine and released from jail.
Tuesday, September 22nd, two people were arrested following a traffic stop along the 1100 block of Highway M16. 29-year-old Dale John Kraft of Bellevue NE was arrested for felon in possession of firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, no seat belt, no proof of insurance, and speeding citation. Kraft was held in jail without bond pending appearance before magistrate, where he was released later after posting a required $5,000 surety bond. The passenger, 24-year-old Isabella Lucille James from Omaha, NE was also arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. James was released the following morning on her own recognizance.
Monday, September 21st, 40-year-old Jason Michael Parker of Avoca turned himself into authorities on an active warrant from an earlier investigation regarding a complaint filed with the Sheriff’s Office. Parker was charged with Domestic Abuse assault and attempted burglary 2nd and held in jail under no bond pending appearance before the magistrate. Parker was released the following day on his own recognizance. Also on Monday, 45-year-old Scott Allen Hall of Belmond IA, and 47-year-old Jennifer Ann Hall of Belmond were arrested on active warrants out of Shelby County for controlled substance violation, failure to affix drug tax stamp, and prohibited acts penalties: Scott Hall is being held in jail under a $25,000 cash or surety while Jennifer Hall is being held under $5,000 cash or surety bond pending future court date.
Sunday, September 20th, 35 -year-old Alexander Patrick Pederson of Irwin was arrested following a traffic stop along the 1700 block of Highway M47. Irwin was charged with Prohibited Acts, Possession of Controlled substance marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and failure to maintain control. Pederson was transported to the jail without incident and held under a $3300 cash or surety bond and was released the following morning on his own recognizance and given a future court date.
Saturday, September 19th, 31-year-old Dustin Allen Delgado of Irwin was arrested following a traffic stop the 1400 block of Highway M47. Delgado was charged with driving while barred – habitual offender and transported to the jail without incident. Delgado was originally held under $2000 cash or surety bond, and after appearance with Magistrate required to post $1000 cash or surety bond. Delgado was given a future court date and released after posting the required surety bond.
And on Thursday, September 17th, two people were arrested after a traffic stop along County Road M-16 and 750th St in Shelby County. Upon further investigation, 54-year-old Loni Sue Anderson of Shelby and 50-year-old James Patrick Heffernan of Dunlap were arrested for being in violation of a contact order against each other. Furthermore, Heffernan was charged with possession of a controlled substance methamphetamine, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Both parties were transferred to the jail without incident, and Anderson was released the following morning on her own recognizance. Heffernan was held in jail under a $5000 cash or surety bond, and a warrant for failure to serve previous jail time mittimus. He was released later after posting required cash bond and serving jail time from previous charge.
Also on the 17th, 56-year-old Rafael Limon-Mora of Denison was arrested from the Iowa State Patrol and was charged with driving while barred habitual offender. Limon-Mora was brought to the jail and held under $2000 cash or surety bond and released the following morning on his own recognizance. And 36-year-old Jesse James Bauer of Fountain CO was arrested following a traffic stop along the 400 block of Highway M47. Bauer was charged with prohibited acts, possession of controlled substance marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and speeding citation. Bauer was transported to the jail without incident and held under $3300 cash or surety bond, and was then released on his own recognizance, the following morning.
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office released their weekly arrest report. On Wednesday, September 23rd, 44-year-old Charlie Raymond Bird of Hancock was arrested by Pottawattamie County authorities on an active warrant for failure to appear for initial court appearance in Shelby County Magistrate Court. Bird was released on August 29th, with a promise to appear and failed to make said appearance. Bird was seen later that evening and plead guilty to the charges and assessed a fine and released from jail.
Tuesday, September 22nd, two people were arrested following a traffic stop along the 1100 block of Highway M16. 29-year-old Dale John Kraft of Bellevue NE was arrested for felon in possession of firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, no seat belt, no proof of insurance, and speeding citation. Kraft was held in jail without bond pending appearance before magistrate, where he was released later after posting a required $5,000 surety bond. The passenger, 24-year-old Isabella Lucille James from Omaha, NE was also arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. James was released the following morning on her own recognizance.
Monday, September 21st, 40-year-old Jason Michael Parker of Avoca turned himself into authorities on an active warrant from an earlier investigation regarding a complaint filed with the Sheriff’s Office. Parker was charged with Domestic Abuse assault and attempted burglary 2nd and held in jail under no bond pending appearance before the magistrate. Parker was released the following day on his own recognizance. Also on Monday, 45-year-old Scott Allen Hall of Belmond IA, and 47-year-old Jennifer Ann Hall of Belmond were arrested on active warrants out of Shelby County for controlled substance violation, failure to affix drug tax stamp, and prohibited acts penalties: Scott Hall is being held in jail under a $25,000 cash or surety while Jennifer Hall is being held under $5,000 cash or surety bond pending future court date.
Sunday, September 20th, 35 -year-old Alexander Patrick Pederson of Irwin was arrested following a traffic stop along the 1700 block of Highway M47. Irwin was charged with Prohibited Acts, Possession of Controlled substance marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and failure to maintain control. Pederson was transported to the jail without incident and held under a $3300 cash or surety bond and was released the following morning on his own recognizance and given a future court date.
Saturday, September 19th, 31-year-old Dustin Allen Delgado of Irwin was arrested following a traffic stop the 1400 block of Highway M47. Delgado was charged with driving while barred – habitual offender and transported to the jail without incident. Delgado was originally held under $2000 cash or surety bond, and after appearance with Magistrate required to post $1000 cash or surety bond. Delgado was given a future court date and released after posting the required surety bond.
And on Thursday, September 17th, two people were arrested after a traffic stop along County Road M-16 and 750th St in Shelby County. Upon further investigation, 54-year-old Loni Sue Anderson of Shelby and 50-year-old James Patrick Heffernan of Dunlap were arrested for being in violation of a contact order against each other. Furthermore, Heffernan was charged with possession of a controlled substance methamphetamine, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Both parties were transferred to the jail without incident, and Anderson was released the following morning on her own recognizance. Heffernan was held in jail under a $5000 cash or surety bond, and a warrant for failure to serve previous jail time mittimus. He was released later after posting required cash bond and serving jail time from previous charge.
Also on the 17th, 56-year-old Rafael Limon-Mora of Denison was arrested from the Iowa State Patrol and was charged with driving while barred habitual offender. Limon-Mora was brought to the jail and held under $2000 cash or surety bond and released the following morning on his own recognizance. And 36-year-old Jesse James Bauer of Fountain CO was arrested following a traffic stop along the 400 block of Highway M47. Bauer was charged with prohibited acts, possession of controlled substance marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and speeding citation. Bauer was transported to the jail without incident and held under $3300 cash or surety bond, and was then released on his own recognizance, the following morning.
Accident report from Cass County Sheriff’s Office - (9-24-20) -
On Saturday, September 19th at 1:35 p.m. the Cass County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a one-vehicle accident on White Pole Road. A 1999 Buick Century owned and driven by 59-year-old Jeffrey Gene Johnson of Atlantic, was traveling northeast on White Pole Road when the driver lost control of the vehicle, entering the west ditch and flipping over into a utility pole. The driver was transported to the hospital via private vehicle. Damage to the vehicle is estimated at $3,000. Johnson was cited for Failure to Maintain Control.
Tuesday, September 22nd at 2:19 p.m. the Cass County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a two-vehicle accident near Olive Street and Echo Road. A 2004 Ford F350 driven by 40-year-old Nicholas Gene Paulsen of Atlantic, was traveling south on Olive Street when the driver crossed into the northbound lane, sideswiping a 2007 Peterbilt semi driven by 23-year-old Hank Andrew Hackett of Carson, and traveled further south, entering the east ditch. Paulsen reported minor injuries; a passenger was uninjured. Hackett reported no injuries. Damage to Hackett’s vehicle is estimated at $3,500; damage to Paulsen’s vehicle is estimated to be a total loss. Upon further investigation, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office arrested Paulsen on a charge of Operating While Intoxicated 1st Offense - a Serious Misdemeanor. He was taken to the Cass County Jail and released later that day on $1,000 bond.
And at 6:55 this morning, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office responded to a two-vehicle accident on Richmond Road (Highway 92). A 2004 Oldsmobile Silhouette owned and driven by 58-year-old Donald William Chupp of Cumberland, was eastbound on Richland Road when it was struck in the rear by a 2003 Chevy Impala driven by 34-year-old Patrick Nathaniel West of Atlantic. No injuries were reported. Damage to Chupp’s vehicle is estimated at $3,000; damage to West’s vehicle is also estimated at $3,000. West was cited for Failure to Maintain Control.
On Saturday, September 19th at 1:35 p.m. the Cass County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a one-vehicle accident on White Pole Road. A 1999 Buick Century owned and driven by 59-year-old Jeffrey Gene Johnson of Atlantic, was traveling northeast on White Pole Road when the driver lost control of the vehicle, entering the west ditch and flipping over into a utility pole. The driver was transported to the hospital via private vehicle. Damage to the vehicle is estimated at $3,000. Johnson was cited for Failure to Maintain Control.
Tuesday, September 22nd at 2:19 p.m. the Cass County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a two-vehicle accident near Olive Street and Echo Road. A 2004 Ford F350 driven by 40-year-old Nicholas Gene Paulsen of Atlantic, was traveling south on Olive Street when the driver crossed into the northbound lane, sideswiping a 2007 Peterbilt semi driven by 23-year-old Hank Andrew Hackett of Carson, and traveled further south, entering the east ditch. Paulsen reported minor injuries; a passenger was uninjured. Hackett reported no injuries. Damage to Hackett’s vehicle is estimated at $3,500; damage to Paulsen’s vehicle is estimated to be a total loss. Upon further investigation, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office arrested Paulsen on a charge of Operating While Intoxicated 1st Offense - a Serious Misdemeanor. He was taken to the Cass County Jail and released later that day on $1,000 bond.
And at 6:55 this morning, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office responded to a two-vehicle accident on Richmond Road (Highway 92). A 2004 Oldsmobile Silhouette owned and driven by 58-year-old Donald William Chupp of Cumberland, was eastbound on Richland Road when it was struck in the rear by a 2003 Chevy Impala driven by 34-year-old Patrick Nathaniel West of Atlantic. No injuries were reported. Damage to Chupp’s vehicle is estimated at $3,000; damage to West’s vehicle is also estimated at $3,000. West was cited for Failure to Maintain Control.
Update on last Friday’s officer involved shooting in Council Bluffs – (9-24-20)
After requesting arrests warrants for Ian James Lybarger yesterday, the Council Bluffs police department reports that Lybarger was arrested last night in northwest Missouri, following a pursuit that began in Red Oak. Lybarger is currently being held at the Atchison County Jail in Rock Port, MO. Lybarger has been charged by the Council Bluffs Police Department with Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer – a Class D Felony – Leaving the scene of a Personal Injury Accident, Operation of a Motor Vehicle Without Owner’s Consent and theft 5th Degree. Lybarger has been identified as the driver of the white Mazda CX-9 involved in the incident at Wal-Mart last Friday evening. Council Bluffs Police officer John Kuebler attempted to remove Lybarger from the Mazda, resulting in Kuebler being dragged several feet before he fired one round from his handgun at Lybarger. The round struck the Mazda, but did not hit Lybarger. At the time of the Wal-Mart incident, Lybarger was already wanted on an outstanding felony warrant, for Theft by Receiving, issued in Douglas County, NE.
After requesting arrests warrants for Ian James Lybarger yesterday, the Council Bluffs police department reports that Lybarger was arrested last night in northwest Missouri, following a pursuit that began in Red Oak. Lybarger is currently being held at the Atchison County Jail in Rock Port, MO. Lybarger has been charged by the Council Bluffs Police Department with Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer – a Class D Felony – Leaving the scene of a Personal Injury Accident, Operation of a Motor Vehicle Without Owner’s Consent and theft 5th Degree. Lybarger has been identified as the driver of the white Mazda CX-9 involved in the incident at Wal-Mart last Friday evening. Council Bluffs Police officer John Kuebler attempted to remove Lybarger from the Mazda, resulting in Kuebler being dragged several feet before he fired one round from his handgun at Lybarger. The round struck the Mazda, but did not hit Lybarger. At the time of the Wal-Mart incident, Lybarger was already wanted on an outstanding felony warrant, for Theft by Receiving, issued in Douglas County, NE.
Name released of motorcyclist killed on Vet’s Highway in Council Bluffs – Daily Nonpareil - (9-24-20) -
Police have released the name of a motorcyclist that was killed following a wreck on Veteran’s Memorial Highway last Saturday in Council Bluffs. Patricia Ehlers died Monday from injuries suffered in a two-vehicle wreck that occurred around 7:40 pm. The wreck happened on Veteran’s Memorial Highway at the South 24th Street intersection. A driver in a 2018 GMC Sierra 1500 pickup traveling eastbound on Veterans Memorial Highway turn in front of Ehlers, who was riding a 2017 Harley Davidson westbound on the highway, Police have not released the name of the pickup driver. The name will be released after the investigation into the accident is completed.
Police have released the name of a motorcyclist that was killed following a wreck on Veteran’s Memorial Highway last Saturday in Council Bluffs. Patricia Ehlers died Monday from injuries suffered in a two-vehicle wreck that occurred around 7:40 pm. The wreck happened on Veteran’s Memorial Highway at the South 24th Street intersection. A driver in a 2018 GMC Sierra 1500 pickup traveling eastbound on Veterans Memorial Highway turn in front of Ehlers, who was riding a 2017 Harley Davidson westbound on the highway, Police have not released the name of the pickup driver. The name will be released after the investigation into the accident is completed.
Ernst Representative in Harlan on October 1st - (9-9-20) -
A representative of Senator Ernst's office, Emily McKern, will be in Harlan at the Chamber building on October 1st from 1-2 pm as part of the traveling office. This is to assist Iowans in their dealings with federal agencies. Help is available for a range of casework issues including COVID-19 assistance, derecho recovery, Social Security, Medicare benefits, veterans’ benefits, military affairs, passports, immigration issues, and other federal programs.
A representative of Senator Ernst's office, Emily McKern, will be in Harlan at the Chamber building on October 1st from 1-2 pm as part of the traveling office. This is to assist Iowans in their dealings with federal agencies. Help is available for a range of casework issues including COVID-19 assistance, derecho recovery, Social Security, Medicare benefits, veterans’ benefits, military affairs, passports, immigration issues, and other federal programs.
Virtual Outdoor Cooking Series – (8-25-20) -
The Iowa becoming an Outdoors Woman Program is hosting outdoor cooking classes virtually where participants are encouraged to cook along with the instructors. Classes will be held October 5th and October 19th. Workshops are geared toward adults but are open to everyone. Participants under 18 are welcome with an adult present. Classes begin at 5:30 pm and last about 90 minutes. Participants will receive an ingredient list ahead of each session and are encouraged to cook along with the instructors. The relaxed format will allow for participants to ask questions during the class. The sessions will be led Christina Roelofs, Naturalist for the Shelby County Conservation Board and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Shawnell Richter and Lydia Goehring both Dutch Oven enthusiasts and instructors. Classes are Simple Campfire Recipes, Sandwich Makes and Dutch Oven Cooking. To register go to register-ed.com./events.
The Iowa becoming an Outdoors Woman Program is hosting outdoor cooking classes virtually where participants are encouraged to cook along with the instructors. Classes will be held October 5th and October 19th. Workshops are geared toward adults but are open to everyone. Participants under 18 are welcome with an adult present. Classes begin at 5:30 pm and last about 90 minutes. Participants will receive an ingredient list ahead of each session and are encouraged to cook along with the instructors. The relaxed format will allow for participants to ask questions during the class. The sessions will be led Christina Roelofs, Naturalist for the Shelby County Conservation Board and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Shawnell Richter and Lydia Goehring both Dutch Oven enthusiasts and instructors. Classes are Simple Campfire Recipes, Sandwich Makes and Dutch Oven Cooking. To register go to register-ed.com./events.
The Skate Park in Harlan located adjacent to the Stamp Aquatic Center is temporarily closed for repairs. Signs are posted and the area is fenced off.
The Iowa Community Kitchen at 1325 Chatburn Avenue in Harlan will be open Tuesday evenings from 4 to 6 pm. Here's their menus:
October 6th - Chicken or Cheese enchiladas made by Carmen Mendez, Indian Rice, salad and dessert
October 13th - Turkey bacon sliders, baked beans, chips and dessert
October 20th - Chicken Pot Pie Soup, sandwich, chips and dessert
October 27th - ground beef and rice casserole, green beans, bread and dessert.
October 6th - Chicken or Cheese enchiladas made by Carmen Mendez, Indian Rice, salad and dessert
October 13th - Turkey bacon sliders, baked beans, chips and dessert
October 20th - Chicken Pot Pie Soup, sandwich, chips and dessert
October 27th - ground beef and rice casserole, green beans, bread and dessert.
The Shelby County Conservation Board is in need of four or five people to fill vacant spots for our Halloween event at Nishna Bend the weekend of October 10. This year will be a little different. We still want people to camp and decorate their campsites, but this year we do not want anybody handing out candy. We are going to make it a drive thru event. The Nishnabotna Conservation Foundation will provide candy, which they will package up and hand to vehicles as they pull in. Then people will drive around to look at the Halloween decorations and leave (and not get out of their cars). If you are interested in a site, please call Christina at 712-744-3403. There will be 1st and 2nd places prizes for decorations.
2020 Madison County Covered Bridge Festival canceled for October - (7-17-20)
The Madison County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors says it has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Madison County Covered Bridge Festival that was to be held October 10-11. We are saddened by this outcome and will miss the joy of coming together and making memories with family, friends, and guests to our community.
The Madison County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors says it has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Madison County Covered Bridge Festival that was to be held October 10-11. We are saddened by this outcome and will miss the joy of coming together and making memories with family, friends, and guests to our community.
Arrowhead Park Chili Fest – (9-10-20) -
Enjoy autumn at Arrowhead Park & join us for our annual Chili Fest this year done “Social Distance Style”. Pick up a tasty chili dinner at the park on Saturday, October 10th from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. & have dinner at the park or take home to enjoy. Chili dinners include a large serving of tasty chili & crackers, all prepackaged & ready to go. Dinner is free but free will donations are gratefully accepted at the pickup window & will be used to support further improvements & low-cost programming at Arrowhead Park. No pre-registration is required. Due to COVID-19 the format for this annual event has been changed. Meals will be pre-packaged with cutlery included. Guests will enter Breezy Lodge, place their order & then proceed to the pickup station to retrieve their food. We will not be providing any covered & congregated seating options & we will not be hosting our traditional campground trick or treat, pumpkin painting, or hayrack rides. Chili Fest guests are welcome to remain at the park to enjoy their dinner if they like, picnic tables are available throughout the park. Guests are reminded to observe social distancing recommendations of at least 6’ between groups during their time at the park. Masks are recommended during pickup at Breezy Lodge. For questions not answered online please call Arrowhead Park at 712-485-2295.
Enjoy autumn at Arrowhead Park & join us for our annual Chili Fest this year done “Social Distance Style”. Pick up a tasty chili dinner at the park on Saturday, October 10th from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. & have dinner at the park or take home to enjoy. Chili dinners include a large serving of tasty chili & crackers, all prepackaged & ready to go. Dinner is free but free will donations are gratefully accepted at the pickup window & will be used to support further improvements & low-cost programming at Arrowhead Park. No pre-registration is required. Due to COVID-19 the format for this annual event has been changed. Meals will be pre-packaged with cutlery included. Guests will enter Breezy Lodge, place their order & then proceed to the pickup station to retrieve their food. We will not be providing any covered & congregated seating options & we will not be hosting our traditional campground trick or treat, pumpkin painting, or hayrack rides. Chili Fest guests are welcome to remain at the park to enjoy their dinner if they like, picnic tables are available throughout the park. Guests are reminded to observe social distancing recommendations of at least 6’ between groups during their time at the park. Masks are recommended during pickup at Breezy Lodge. For questions not answered online please call Arrowhead Park at 712-485-2295.
Blood Donations Needed – (9-22-20) -
LifeServe Blood Center is asking community members to book an appointment to give blood at an upcoming area blood drive. There will be a blood drive Monday, October 12th, from noon to 5 pm at Crawford County Memorial Hospital in Denison. Remember appointments are required. Schedule a blood donation appointment online at lifeservebloodcenter.org or call 800-287-4903.
LifeServe Blood Center is asking community members to book an appointment to give blood at an upcoming area blood drive. There will be a blood drive Monday, October 12th, from noon to 5 pm at Crawford County Memorial Hospital in Denison. Remember appointments are required. Schedule a blood donation appointment online at lifeservebloodcenter.org or call 800-287-4903.
Income Tax School to be Offered Online this Fall – (9-22-20) -
Tax preparers and advisers in Iowa and Wisconsin can plan ahead for the annual tax school offered by the Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation at Iowa State University. Despite a difficult year with the COVID-19 pandemic, the 47th edition of the Federal Income Tax School is still a go – this time in an online-only format. The program will be offered on select dates from Nov. 10 through Dec. 15, with the traditional two-day option, or the option to complete the training in four morning or four afternoon sessions, depending on preference. Participants will be eligible for 16 hours of continuing professional education credits. The sessions will be presented live to registrants, with opportunities for live question and answer throughout. This is the second year that the program is also being offered in Wisconsin, with the same speakers, dates and sessions. The agenda is updated each year to include new topics and a review of the basic questions tax preparers can expect to face. An additional option this year is the choice of two bonus tracks called “Ethics and Filing Considerations,” and “Financial Distress and Agricultural Issues.” Participants can select one of the tracks for an additional $15, and receive an additional four hours of CPE. Participants should register by Oct. 20 to receive the best rate of $300 for either the two-day or four-session class, and $15 for the optional bonus track. Registration after Oct. 20 is $335 or $350 with the bonus track. For more information, call 515-294-6365 or e-mail ktidgren@iastate.edu.
Tax preparers and advisers in Iowa and Wisconsin can plan ahead for the annual tax school offered by the Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation at Iowa State University. Despite a difficult year with the COVID-19 pandemic, the 47th edition of the Federal Income Tax School is still a go – this time in an online-only format. The program will be offered on select dates from Nov. 10 through Dec. 15, with the traditional two-day option, or the option to complete the training in four morning or four afternoon sessions, depending on preference. Participants will be eligible for 16 hours of continuing professional education credits. The sessions will be presented live to registrants, with opportunities for live question and answer throughout. This is the second year that the program is also being offered in Wisconsin, with the same speakers, dates and sessions. The agenda is updated each year to include new topics and a review of the basic questions tax preparers can expect to face. An additional option this year is the choice of two bonus tracks called “Ethics and Filing Considerations,” and “Financial Distress and Agricultural Issues.” Participants can select one of the tracks for an additional $15, and receive an additional four hours of CPE. Participants should register by Oct. 20 to receive the best rate of $300 for either the two-day or four-session class, and $15 for the optional bonus track. Registration after Oct. 20 is $335 or $350 with the bonus track. For more information, call 515-294-6365 or e-mail ktidgren@iastate.edu.
Shrine Circus now cancelled in Sioux City – (7-29-20) –
The 70th annual Shrine Circus in Sioux City that was postponed from the spring to late October has now been cancelled. David Krogh, spokesperson for the Shriners in Sioux City said they just want to make sure that their community stays safe. For more than two decades, the Shriners in Sioux City have had a contract with Carden International, the family-owned company that tours with the animals and circus act. Last week, the firm announced all its circuses for the rest of 2020 are cancelled. Organizers will now shift their focus on preparing to host the circus in mid-April of 2021.
The 70th annual Shrine Circus in Sioux City that was postponed from the spring to late October has now been cancelled. David Krogh, spokesperson for the Shriners in Sioux City said they just want to make sure that their community stays safe. For more than two decades, the Shriners in Sioux City have had a contract with Carden International, the family-owned company that tours with the animals and circus act. Last week, the firm announced all its circuses for the rest of 2020 are cancelled. Organizers will now shift their focus on preparing to host the circus in mid-April of 2021.
Atlantic Trick-or-Treating set for October 31st - (9-17-20) -
Atlantic Mayor Jones has designated Trick-or-Treating for Saturday, October 31st from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Due to COVID-19, the mayor requests participation in the following guidelines for 2020 Halloween:
Keep your family and children in a group and don not mix or mingle with other children or families. Maintain a 6-foor distance if waiting to approach a house.
Candy should be handed out, not presented in a container for everyone to put their hands in and choose from. Alternatively, participating households could set out individualized plastic or brown paper bags for children to tak individually.
Masks or face coverings should be worn when approaching houses to accept candy being handed out and should be worn by those handing out candy, or when within 6 feet of those outside your family or social circle.
Houses that wish to participate should turn their outdoor lights on.
Atlantic Mayor Jones has designated Trick-or-Treating for Saturday, October 31st from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Due to COVID-19, the mayor requests participation in the following guidelines for 2020 Halloween:
Keep your family and children in a group and don not mix or mingle with other children or families. Maintain a 6-foor distance if waiting to approach a house.
Candy should be handed out, not presented in a container for everyone to put their hands in and choose from. Alternatively, participating households could set out individualized plastic or brown paper bags for children to tak individually.
Masks or face coverings should be worn when approaching houses to accept candy being handed out and should be worn by those handing out candy, or when within 6 feet of those outside your family or social circle.
Houses that wish to participate should turn their outdoor lights on.
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