KJAN Podcasts

Chris Parks and Cass/Adair County Conservation Officer Grant Gelly talk about all things outdoors. This week they discuss licensing numbers from 2021, a little ice fishing, and land vegetation improvement opportunities.

Class 1A and 2A Sectional Wrestling Meets will be held around the state on Saturday. The 1st and 2nd place winners in each weight class from Sectionals advance to District meets next Saturday.

In 2A Atlantic/CAM will head to Sectional 3 at Central Decatur high school in Leon to square off with Central Decatur, Clarinda, Clarke, Creston, and Shenandoah. Sectional 4 at Harlan will feature Carroll, Glenwood, Greene County, Harlan, Red Oak, and Southwest Iowa (Sidney). Qualifiers out of these two sectionals will advance the the District 2 meet at Glenwood.

In Class 1A area teams will be in Sectional 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, and 16. Sectional 9 at I-35 will include Nodaway Valley, Sectional 10 at Ogden will include Panorama.

Sectional 11 at AHSTW will include AHSTW, Audubon, Coon Rapids-Bayard, St. Albert, Treynor, Tri-Center, and Underwood. Sectional 12 at Riverside will feature ACGC, Bedford-Lenox, East Mills, East Union, Griswold, Riverside, Southwest Valley, and West Central Valley. Qualifiers from these two sites will advance to District 6 at Underwood.

Sectional 15 @ MVAOCOU includes Kuemper Catholic, Logan-Magnolia, Missouri Valley, MVAOCOU, South Central Calhoun, West Harrison, and Woodbine. Sectional 16 @ Woodbury Central includes West Monona, Westwood, Woodbury Central, Manson NW Webster, Lawton-Bronson, Hinton, East Sac County, and Alta-Aurelia. Qualifiers from these two sites will advance to District 8 at West Monona.

Action for all sectional meets get underway at Noon on Saturday. District meets on the 12th will start at 11:00 a.m.

Listen to Atlantic-CAM Head Coach Tim Duff's full preview interview below.

LaVon Eblen speaks with Kim Spillers about upcoming legislative coffee events.

Chris Parks speaks with author and psychologist Dr. Doreen Dodgen-Magee about her book "restart: Desiging a Health Post Pandemic Life" and her upcoming talk that will be available to watch at the Atlantic Public Library on February 10th. Join online by registering at bit.ly/Feb10restart

Find more information on Dr. Dodgen-Magee and her book on her website: doreen dodgen-magee psy.d. (doreendm.com)

Chris Parks speaks with Liz Ripley, Conservation and Cover Crop Specialist with ISU Extension, about an upcoming workshop titled "Finding Profit in Perennial Vegetation" at the Wallace Research Farm near Lewis.

Jim Field speaks with Atlantic Quality of Life Committee Member Dave Chase about a potential splash pad and other recreation projects.

LaVon Eblen speaks with Sara Young with the Anita Public Library about their services and upcoming events.

Jim Field speaks with Amanda Skellenger, Museum of Danish America Genealogy Manager, about the Genealogy Center and the services they offer.

Jim Field speaks with Alexsis Fleener, SWIPCO Community Development Director, about the Homeownership Grant Program.

LaVon Eblen talks about dealing with seasonal affective disorder.