Winds s 515 alo 30 dbq 30 iow 30 anks ka family and friends are remembering a Solon High School senior who died after his canoe capsized. 17yearold tanner wymer and another man fell into Coralville Lake on sunday. Searchers recovered wymers body yesterday morning. Last night, the school held a candlelight vigil to remember the teen. The school then opened up the building for students who wanted to spend time together. Solon High School Principal nathan wear says tanner wymer was a Multisport Athlete and had a big impact on his community. He says during this difficult time, people need to hold on to the memories they have of him. 40 31 tanner was a tough student athlete who was always in the weight room all the time. He always worked hard no matter whether he was on the football field or wrestling mat. He was a thrower on track team. You can find him. Always giving his best. And thats what ill remember the most about him that he gave 110 percent the Johnson County Sheriffs Office says w
Seniors, upperclassmen, lower classmen, they all know each other, they all get along, and we just wanted them to be surrounded by other kids and care for them. Those grief consolers will be on hand all week at the school. Officials are urging students to come to school to be with their need. In johnson county, mark carlson, kcrg tv 9 news. There will be a candle light vigil for tanner wymer in front of Solon High School at 7 30 this evening. Additional support will be available at the Solon United Methodist Church from seven to ten this evening. And st. Marys Catholic Church will have support available on an ongoing basis. This week, the state medical Examiners Office will perform an autopsy on a le grand, iowa, man who died in a snowmobile accident. The Marshall County Sheriffs Office says 25 year old travis snowmobile when it rolled over onto him, killing him. Searchers found him last friday evening in a field northeast of le grand. A gun shot injured a two year old dubuque boy sunda
Old karl phillip whites body at a home at 110 Saint Lawrence street over the weekend. They say the preliminary investigation shows the shooting was possibly accidental. Dubuque police havent released information about what led up to a shooting that injured a 2 yearold boy. It happened around 11 45 last night at 942 main street. First responders took him to a nearby hospital and later air lifted him to uihc. Kcrgtv9s Katie Wiedemann has been following the story today. Katie, where does the investigation stand right now . Police have been investigating for about 24 hours now, and are piecing together exactly what happened. But theyre not releasing that information until they know for sure. We do know there was some confusion when the call first came into the 911 dispatch center. All cars report of a possible shooting at 920 main street. We got a call from a subject saying there was a subject accidentally shot. They were going to be transporting them in a green camry. Then they disconnect
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Honored with the "Trailblazers of the Game" award from the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, Cheyney State’s improbable run to the inaugural NCAA women’s national title game in 1982 is a story that has been forgotten, but needs to be widely celebrated.