ANYTHING WILL DO
 Too short to see into the box, Adalyn Benson makes a blind reach for candy. Despite cold and rain, she and sister Anaston, left, were among hundreds of kids participating in Guthrie Center's annual Trick-or-Treat on Main Street.
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LOW TURNOUT FOR CITY ELECTIONS
WRITE-INS FILL MANY BALLOTS
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ANNUAL AWARDS DAY
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From left, outstanding juniors Danielle Schwartz and Ward Umbaugh, outstanding intermediate Alex Umbaugh and outstanding senior Shaun Finnegan
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4-H EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZED
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BIO-ANHYDROUS PLANT PASSES ZONING TEST
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MANURE SPILL NEAR LINDEN
DNR INVESTIGATES
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ACCIDENTS
Drivers, animals keep law busy
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GRAIN MARKETS
CORN $3.62 bushel
SOYBEANS $9.60 bushel
Wednesday, Nov. 4
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FUEL PRICES
GASOLINE $2.549 gallon
Wednesday, Nov. 4
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BACK AT IT
 After sitting on the sidelines most of the month due to snow and rain, area farmers were back in the fields early this week as the sun came out and temperatures warmed up to the mid-50s. Above, the soybean harvest resumed north of Panora.
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GUTHRIE CENTER CITY COUNCIL
WIND TURBINE ORDINANCE ADVANCES
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
WRITE-INS WILL FIGURE IN OUTCOMES
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PANORA CITY COUNCIL
CITY INVOLVED IN INSURANCE DISPUTE
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VIP ROOMS
 OPEN HOUSE WAS HELD BEFORE THE LAST FOOTBALL GAME AT TWO VIP ROOMS IN THE PRESS BOX WHICH WERE DECORATED BY ADVANCED ART AND HOUSING CLASSES AT GCHS
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
ROLLBACKS FOR AG, RESIDENTIAL VALUATION
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ACCIDENTS
CATTLE IN ROADWAY DISABLE SEMI
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PANORA LIBRARY
FACILITY NOW DEBT-FREE
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