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Sunday, September 30, 2018
Teen injured in ATV accident
A Wayland teen was injured in an ATV accident in Jefferson Township April 17, according to the Henry County Sheriff?s office.Matthew W. Hannan, 19, Wayland, was operating a 2010 Honda Rancher ATV on private property and climbing a hill when the unit began to flip over backwards.Hannan jumped clear of the unit only to be struck by the unit once it rolled down the hall. He was transported to the Washington ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Plans for remodeling at health center grow larger
By STEPH TAHTINENMt. Pleasant NewsThe surgery renovation project being planned at Henry County Health Center is expanding to include infrastructure for the whole facility as well as the surgical area.?The project has grown in size. It?s about double from what it was three months ago,? Robb Gardner, HCHC CEO told the board of trustees Tuesday.An estimated cost of the project is $17 million. HCHC does ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Judge Moore to speak at FCOC
The Honorable Roy S. Moore will be speaking on Monday, April 18, at 7 p.m. at Faith Christian Outreach Church, 1302 E. Washington St., Mt. Pleasant.In 2003, Judge Roy Moore was removed from his position as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court for his persistent advocacy for those things that honor God.The former chief justice lectures throughout the United States, teaching about America?s history and ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Accidents and crime
Mt. Pleasant Police logINVESTIGATIONSZachary Wilde Hesseltine, 22, Mt. Pleasant, was cited at Henry/Jackson streets April 13 for driving under suspension (non-payment of fines).MISCELLANEOUSSuspicious person, activity, vehicle ? 200 block of North Main Street, April 13.Assault ? Christamore House, April 13.General nuisance ? 600 block of North Carol Street, April 13.Harassment/threats ? ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Ex-wife's history of cheating prompts question of paternity
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I divorced after she had a year-long affair with a co-worker, whom she eventually married. Early in our marriage I suspected she was having an affair with a relative, which she finally admitted to after our divorce.Now that our youngest son, "Douglas," has become an adult, he is beginning to strongly resemble his "Uncle Joel." I don't know if other members of our large family have ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Sheriff reports motorists ?Buckling up? in Henry County
On March 14, the Henry County Sheriff?s Office, in conjunction with the Iowa Governor?s Traffic Safety Bureau grant, conducted two seatbelt surveys.One survey was conducted west of exit 229 on Highway 34 west of Mt. Pleasant and the other one was conducted north of Exit 45 on Highway 218/ US 27 north of Mt. Pleasant.Both seatbelt surveys showed over 99 percent of Henry County motorists were using seatbelts....
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Want success? Work hard
Back in a former life while writing sports in northwest Iowa, I had the privilege of covering Bancroft St. John High School. Don?t bother looking for it on a map, Bancroft is still there but the school has been reduced to an elementary school.In the pre-1990s, St. John was Norway?s baseball equivalent without all the publicity.That is probably because Bancroft was not near a large metropolitan area, akin Norway?s
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Feature Photo: Cold lunch
These horses along Franklin Ave. north of Salem have had some pretty cold lunches this month. With temperatures hovering around zero and a windchill well below zero, it doesn?t appear their meals will be warming up anytime soon.
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Boy foregoes birthday presents, donates supplies to immigrants
This is the first in a two-part series on the Miller family and immigration. A 13-year-old Fairfield boy realized other people needed birthday presents more than he did.Chaiden Miller, son of Dan and Annalisa Miller and a seventh-grader at Maharishi School, celebrated his birthday Aug. 9. Instead of bringing him gifts, he instructed his friends to bring donations for immigrants affected by the Immigration and ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
State plans to hike hunting, fishing fees
Officials in the Iowa Department of Natural Resources are accepting comments on the agency's proposed hunting and fishing license fee increases.The proposal would put the cost of an annual resident hunting or fishing license at $20, an increase of $3.The proposed fees do not include the vendor or convenience fee added where the licenses are sold.The proposed fee schedule for all hunting, fishing and trapping ...

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