A Panora Police Officer has resigned from their position.

 Officer Wes McIntosh will be leaving his post on October 30th to work for the Dallas County Sheriff’s office.

The Panora Police Department is now seeking a replacement for McIntosh. Job requirements can be found at the Police Department or City Hall. Applications are due by Friday, November 6th.

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A reminder that Guthrie County 4-H leader training is just a couple of weeks away.

The required training takes place November 10th at 6:30 p.m. at the Extension office in Guthrie Center. If there’s any topics you would like to see covered at the training, call Youth Coordinator Mollie Clark at 641-747-2276.

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Certified enrollment is up this year at the Panorama School District.

The District reports that they are serving 6.5 more students this year, or an increase from 714.9 to 721.4 students.
Certified enrollment is counted as those who live in the district and attend that school and it also counts those who open enroll to other districts as well.  It does not count those who open enroll into the district that live outside of it.

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The Guthrie Center High School Drama Department is gearing up to perform their fall play.

 28 students will present Winds of a Thousand Tales, which tells the story of a girl and her belief in fairy tales and make-believe. Director Kelsey Moran says although the play isn’t a true musical, it gives occasional opportunities for students to showcase their vocal and instrumental skills.

The performances will be on Saturday, November 14th at 7 p.m. and Sunday, November 15th at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $5 for adults and $3 for students.