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ACGC drops both games in doubleheader vs. No. 2 I-35, 13-3 and 6-2

Jun 12, 2026 | Sports

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC softball team (2-11) lost both games in a home doubleheader against No. 2 I-35 (11-3) on Thursday, June 11. ACGC scored all three of their runs in game one in the first inning before the I-35 charger. Trinity Calhoun had two RBI double. Caydence Boals had a sacrifice RBI to contribute. Jerzee Huss struck out one batter in three innings of work.

In game two, the score was much closer. ACGC scored one run in the sixth and one run in the seventh to stop the shutout. Huss and Tessa Slaybaugh had multi-hit performances, both with two singles. Megan Underwood had the team’s lone RBI. Underwood pitched all seven innings.

The next game for the Chargers is at Perry (0-12) tonight, Friday, June 12.

Photos by Mark Reno
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Yester Years

Jun 12, 2026 | Yester Years

10 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie County Vedette, June 16, 2016

LIGHTING HOPE. U.S. Sunbeam 4-H club members (from left Maddie Knapp, Hope Arganbright and Lydia Knapp) help light luminaria bags during the 2015 Relay for Life event in Guthrie Center. Luminaria bags and candles are dedicated to those who have battled or are currently battling cancer during Relay For Life Luminaria ceremonies.

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20 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie Center Times, June 16, 2006

TEAMWORK. Guthrie Center’s baseball team worked with the city crew for the annual town cleanup Tuesday and Wednesday. Some heavy lifting was required. Placing a chest freezer on a trailer are from left, Mike Pearey, Tate Stetzel, Kent Rosenbeck and Logan Holloway.

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30 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie Center Times, June 12, 1996

HEALTH FAIR. Amy Crees checks the blood pressure of Iris Benton at a Senior Health Fair sponsored by the Guthrie County Public Health Nursing Service. A number of free services were provided.

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40 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie County Vedette, June 19, 1986

METHODIST INTERN HERE UNTIL JULY 13. Erica Gundersen, a native of Des Moines, is working as an intern in the Panora, Linden and Prairie Center United Methodist churches under Pastor Mark Young. She was sent to Guthrie County through the Parish Experience Program, and she will be in Panora until July 13.

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50 years ago

From the archives of The Guthrie Center Times, June 16, 1976

HAVE EGGS, WILL TRAVEL. A mother wren built a nest in the station wagon of Virginia Southwick, branch manager of the United Federal. Mrs. Southwick who commutes from Panora left the nest and brings the eggs to work daily. The mother wren checks the nest when the car returns home each afternoon.

Redfield Development Corporation awards $15,900 to South Dallas County Little League

Jun 12, 2026 | News

Redfield Development Corporation presents a $15,900 donation to South Dallas County Little League for improvements to the Redfield ball diamonds.

Special to the Times Vedette

Redfield Development Corporation has awarded $15,900 to South Dallas County Little League to help fund improvements at the Redfield ball diamonds.

The donation will support upgrades to the dugouts and the installation of new fencing, improvements intended to benefit players, families and the wider community.

Present for the check presentation were Ben Clausen, Courtney Clausen and Becky Tigges of South Dallas County Little League, along with Redfield Development Corporation representatives Jim Holwegner, Jim Eide, Ben Shannon, Linda Lantz, Dodie Davis, Pam Danielsen, Dustin Lantz, Cristin Lantz, Ryan McAtee and Jason Tigges.

Locals named to Buena Vista University Spring 2026 Dean’s List 

Jun 12, 2026 | News

Special to the Times Vedette

Buena Vista University congratulates more than 520 students who were named to the Spring 2026 Dean’s List. The Dean’s List recognizes full-time students achieving a 3.5 grade point average or higher for the semester.

  • Lacie Davis of Coon Rapids
  • Audrey Franzeen of Guthrie Center
  • Easton Hays of Coon Rapids
  • Erin Hunsaker of Stuart
  • Gabriel Obert of Coon Rapids
  • Meredith Woodworth of Panora

Buena Vista University (BVU), founded in 1891, is dedicated to unlocking every student’s greatest potential. As a leader in rural education and innovation, BVU offers a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s learners and tomorrow’s workforce. Located on the scenic shores of Storm Lake, BVU blends hands-on learning with dynamic classroom experiences, transforming academic concepts into real-world impact. Its flexible online undergraduate and graduate programs provide accessible pathways for those balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. Guided by a strategic vision focused on three core themes-building outcomes, community, and connections-BVU empowers students and alumni to build confidently, foster meaningful relationships, and lead positive change in their communities and beyond. Visit bvu.edu for more.

Joel, Hays and Obert graduate from Buena Vista University 

Jun 12, 2026 | News

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Buena Vista University congratulates more than 445 students who graduated in the spring of 2026, including.

  • Halley Joel of Stuart
  • Easton Hays of Coon Rapids
  • Gabriel Obert of Coon Rapids

Buena Vista University (BVU), founded in 1891, is dedicated to unlocking every student’s greatest potential. As a leader in rural education and innovation, BVU offers a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s learners and tomorrow’s workforce. Located on the scenic shores of Storm Lake, BVU blends hands-on learning with dynamic classroom experiences, transforming academic concepts into real-world impact. Its flexible online undergraduate and graduate programs provide accessible pathways for those balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. Guided by a strategic vision focused on three core themes-building outcomes, community, and connections-BVU empowers students and alumni to build confidently, foster meaningful relationships, and lead positive change in their communities and beyond. Visit bvu.edu for more.