The search for missing 11-year-old Xavior Harrelson returned to Montezuma Tuesday, where investigators began to search surveillance video for clues. Agents with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation were seen leaving the trailer where Xavior lives with his mother. Sign up for our Newsletters According to Iowa DCI agent Mitch Mortvedt, investigators continue to canvas Montezuma review footage from a dozen surveillance cameras. “We've asked.
NM Track Teams Fifth at Newton
North Mahaska Warhawks
NEWTON – North Mahaska’s track teams traveled to Newton Thursday for a tune-up meet prior to next week’s state qualifier. Host Newton won both boys and girls. The boys won with 207 points and the girls tallied 206. Grant Smith and Addie Schilling powered NM to fifth place. The boys scored 77 and the girls 75.
North Mahaska boys picked up a win in the 400-meter relay and scored three silver place finishes. Smith ran the second leg of the winning relay after Dylan Klinker led off.
Matthew Goemaat and Sean Knockel finished the run in 45.75 seconds. Klinker picked up second in the 100 meters in 11.69. Smith picked up eight more points in earning second in the long jump with a leap of 19-feet.
Revenge is on the minds of the Keota Eagle boys basketball team when they take on Montezuma Tuesday for the class 1A district 11 championship. The Eagles are 20-2 on the season after completing a season sweep of North Mahaska Thursday with a 64-51 win at home. The Eagles were led in the game by Luke Hammen with 21 points, Brady Duwa and Carson Sprouse each added 11. Keota is ranked ninth in class 1A in the final Associated Press poll of the year. On the season the Eagles are paced by Hammen at 17 points per game. Duwa has six rebounds and three assists per contest while Sprouse leads the Eagles at three steals per game.