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*Teachers are reviewing information missed from last spring while also maintaining academic standards for the current school year.
*Teachers can have up to 30 students absent a day and work with students to stay caught up with classes and manage all of the late assignments.
*Teachers send...
PORTLAND, OR – Hazy sunshine has been the norm the past two weeks in Shelby County, as winds have brought smoke from the west coast wildfires to the Midwest and beyond. On a Thursday afternoon a week ago the faint smell of smoke was apparent, confirmed by local meteorologists in Omaha who...
HARLAN – The Harlan Community Schools Board of Education and Shelby County Board of Health have confirmed their desire to work together as they strive to keep students and staff in the schools, as well as the community at large, safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Those words come after a two...
ELK HORN – The Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton students, staff and community will celebrate homecoming this week with a number of activities including dress-up days, the homecoming coronation and pep rally. This year’s theme is Rock the Rockets, and the week will culminate with the Friday, Oct. 2...
COUNTY – Shelby County has retained Ahlers & Cooney P.C., Des Moines, to complete research and investigation of potential causes-of-action related to disbursements made at the Shelby County Emergency Management Agency, and potentially to commence litigation on behalf of Shelby County that...
HARLAN -- Myrtue Medical Center has been working on a master facility plan for the past three years that includes a two-story addition to the east side of the existing physicians’ clinic that would support updates to Myrtue’s primary care physicians’ clinic, as well as support growth of Myrtue’...
"God forbid we end up with a little one with multi-system inflammatory syndrome or one of our athletes getting a Cytokine storm. It puts everybody in the hospital and makes them very sick.
“Chances of that happening are very, very slim, but it can happen. If we do nothing then we’re at fault....
YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS....this article on the western wildfires as told by Harlan native Christian Fitzpatrick. Check out the Tribune available this afternoon!
In part she writes.....
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