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Panorama places 7th at Bill Miller Relays

Apr 22, 2025 | Sports

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama boys track and field team scored 41 points at the Bill Miller Relays at Van Meter on Monday, April 21. PCM won the meet with 140. Syler Shaffer won gold in the 400-meter hurdles. The 4×400-meter relay team won silver. Blake Schwartz in the 400-meter dash won bronze. The boys next meet is at West Central Valley on Thursday, April 24. Panorama will compete against 11 other teams.

 

FULL PANORAMA RESULTS:

  • 100-meter dash: Jaysen Stagg, 20th, 13.58
    Court Vogel, 23rd, 14.00
  • 110-meter hurdles: Syler Shaffer, eighth, 17.59
    Austin Wagner, 10th, 18.06
  • 200-meter dash: Gabe Wagner, 20th, 26.49
    Jayden Stagg, 23rd, 27.50
  • 400-meter dash: Blake Schwartz, third, 55.29
    Aden Rochholz, 14th, 59.19
  • 400-meter hurdles: Syler Shaffer, first, 58.06
    Austin Wagner, ninth, 1:05.09
  • 800-meter run: Bladyn Wearmouth, 15th, 2:21.99
    Cruz Stanley, 16th, 2:22.66
  • 1,600-meter run: Zach Hayden, 17th, 5:25.80
    Bennett Allen, 21st, 6:07.18
  • 3,200-meter run: Noah Poldberg, sixth, 10:56.12
    Bennett Allen, 15th, 14.18.09
  • Discus: Cristian Monrroy-Nunez, 11th, 111-10
    Bladyn Wearmouth, 15th, 104-04
  • Long jump: Cruz Crandall, seventh, 18-09.50
    Gabe Wagner, 13th, 16-09.75
  • Shot put: Cristian Monrroy-Nunez, 11th, 39-04.00
    Gage Thorn, 20th, 33-06.75
  • 800-meter sprint medley: Panorama, 13th, 1:48.63
  • 4×100-meter relay: Panorama, ninth, 47.45
  • 4×200-meter relay: Panorama, seventh, 1:41.39
  • 4×400-meter relay: Panorama, second, 3:43.14
  • 4×800-meter relay: Panorama, eighth, 9:18.83
  • Distance medley: Panorama, second, 3:56.57

Panthers place 5th at Bill Miller Relays

Apr 22, 2025 | Sports

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama girls track and field team scored 59 points at the Bill Miller Relays in Van Meter on Monday, April 21. Host Van Meter won the meet with 121. The 4×200-meter relay team earned gold, Kylie Rochholz in the 800-meter run, and the 4×400-meter relay, earned silver. The 4×800-meter relay team, and Gracie Recker in the shot put, earned bronze. The girls next meet is Thursday, April 24 at West Central Valley. Panorama will compete against nine other teams.

 

FULL PANORAMA RESULTS:

  • 100-meter dash: Faith Recker, seventh, 13.76
    Bridgette Ewing, 26th, 15.93
  • 200-meter dash: Maddy Lutz, fifth, 27.67
  • 400-meter hurdles: Faith Recker, fourth, 1:11.08
    Corrie Knapp, 11th, 1:25.18
  • 800-meter run: Kylie Rochholz, second, 2:22.85
  • 1,500-meter run: Mary Fett, seventh, 5:31.22
  • Discus: Emma Walker, sixth, 90-04
  • Shot put: Gracie Recker, third, 33-07.00
    Emma Walker, fourth, 32-00.50
  • 800-sprint medley: Panorama, 11th, 2:10.16
  • 4×100-meter relay: Panorama, 15th, 1:00.10
  • 4×200-meter relay: Panorama, first, 1:51.81
  • 4×400-meter relay: Panorama, second, 4:14.10
  • 4×800-meter relay: Panorama, third, 10:25.25

Rochholz sets 3,000-meter run record at Charger Relays

Apr 22, 2025 | Sports

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

On Thursday, April 18, Kylie Rochholz set several records in the 3,000-meter run at the Charger Relays. Rochholz time of 10:46.75 set a meet, stadium and school record. The previous record was held by Ella Waddle, who ran a 10:48.74 in 2019.

Eggs galore

Apr 22, 2025 | News

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette

On Saturday, April 19, the Easter Bunny was busy hiding eggs in Guthrie Center and Panora, as well as other locations throughout the county. Kids of all ages showed up to find the eggs and other treats.

 

Easter baskets for every kid at the Guthrie Center egg hunt.

Bikes and other prizes were won at Guthrie Center.

Shelby Coffey and her granddaughter, Ava, are all smiles at Panora.

Drake Dole, Tylee Palmer and Trevor Palmer pose with their loot.

Tatum Ticknor savors a sweet treat at Panora.

Guthrie County Supervisors hear plan for bridges and roads

Apr 22, 2025 | News

By Rich Wicks | Times Vedette

The Guthrie County Board of Supervisors met in regular session on April 22. The supervisors opted to go into a closed session regarding the Polanco v. Guthrie County Settlement Agreement.

After returning to an open meeting, County Engineer Josh Sebern spoke regarding the county’s proposed Noxious Weed Control Policy. The supervisors voted to approve the Noxious Weed Control Policy and Resolution 25-25 (Noxious Weed Control Resolution).

Sebern next discussed the county’s five-year construction plan, including four bridges that may be upgraded in the next year. He also explained the various funding options available, including federal funds and grants.

“We are looking at three federal bridges for Fiscal Year 2026. Those are Bear Grove 199. We are anticipating an April 2026 letting date. Jackson 7, that is the structure south of Dale City. We’re anticipating a letting date of September of this year. And Orange 389, west of the dinosaur bridge. It’s a timber structure; we’re looking at replacement with box culvert using federal dollars. That’s anticipating a March 2026 letting date,” Sebern said. “So there’s a good chance we could have three federal-aid structures going next year.”

“We are also looking at a locally funded bridge at the north end of Bay’s Branch,” Sebern said. “It does not meet federal requirements for traffic volume.”

Sebern also described other road/bridge projects tentatively planned within the next five years.

The supervisors discussed the possibility of offering three tiers of coverage for county employee health insurance (employee only, employee plus 1, and family). Supervisors Mike Dickson and Maggie Armstrong suggested not making that change now, since it would likely increase costs that are already budgeted. The supervisors voted to not implement the change, and to survey county employees about their expected usage.

The supervisors meet regularly Tuesdays at 9 a.m. The public is welcome to attend in person or via remote technology. To join remotely, call 323-792-6123, then use meeting code 547029216#.