Shi-Quan Nettingham

6 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Shi-Quan Nettingham

May 7thDeangelo Ellis, Redfield, was traveling on Dexfield Rd and attempted to turn onto Bearcreek Road, when he lost control and went into the ditch.  No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at $5000. The vehicle was towed from the scene and Mr. Ellis was cited for Failure To Maintain Control. A criminal charge is merely an accusation, the defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.

6 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Shi-Quan Nettingham

The Perry Public Library is hosting a popular event tomorrow and encourages the community to get rid of any documents or other unwanted paper items. According to Adult Services Librarian Mindy Farmer, they are inviting people out to their Spring Shred Event tomorrow from 10am-noon. She outlines that people can bring personal documents such as job applications, medical records, legal contracts, advertising, among others to dispose of in a shredder truck.

6 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Shi-Quan Nettingham

The Dallas County Conservation Board is gearing up for a program revolving around all the moms in the world. The conservation is hosting a Mother’s Day Hike at Hanging Rock Park, , in Redfield tomorrow. Outreach Coordinator Jeni Baker explains that people will meet at the top of the park by the shelterhouse, before venturing out with a naturalist on a path towards the Raccoon River.

6 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Shi-Quan Nettingham

With National Teacher Appreciation Week coming to an end, the Adel-DeSoto-Minburn Community School District has been showing love to their staff members. According to Middle School Principal Kim Timmerman, families have been donating food items and money for the school to use in order to create special themes each day.

6 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Shi-Quan Nettingham

Several students from Des Moines Area Community College that are pursuing the medical field were rewarded with their diplomas on Thursday. DMACC Vankirk Career Academy in Perry held a Certified Nurse Assistant Pinning Ceremony at Hotel Pattee to honor 16 students representing four Iowa high schools. Director Eddie Diaz addressed the audience of students and parents/guardians by expressing how proud he is of them for reaching this milestone.