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HARLAN -- As Jaxon Rold chomped down on a cooked green bean fresh out of the garden, his parents anxiously awaited his response. “I want more of this,” Jaxon responded. “But, it could use some salt.” Despite the lack of spice, Jaxon’s parents, Trent Rold and Devin Mahoney, were relieved....
HARLAN – As Randy Pash grips the steering wheel hundreds of feet above ground, he observes the land reaching for the horizon in front of him. “I just love being up in the air and having control of the airplane,” Pash said. “[I love] looking at the earth from a different perspective. It is...
HARLAN -- Roberta Golden points out where the motor is on the display tractor to Shawn Shouse at the Kids Farm Safety Day Camp in Harlan Friday, June 10. The annual Myrtue Medical Center/Progressive Agricultural Safety Day for kids 8-13 years old stresses ag safety.
HARLAN -- Two individuals were injured in an accident involving two semis on Highway 59 north of Harlan Friday, June 10. Shelby County Sheriff’s officials report that the accident occurred about 3:07 a.m. near 1200th St., and both drivers were transported to Myrtue Medical Center for treatment. ...
HARLAN -- “Are you Ralph?” Clarence Coenen asks a new Golden Kiwanis member. “Would you like some more coffee?” As men and women gather at the American Legion building in Harlan every Wednesday for the Golden Kiwanis meeting, they can’t help but show up early. One of the earliest tends to be...
HARLAN -- In the late 1940s, Chuck Smith could be found playing “farm” with his brothers in the grove at the age of 10. With walnuts as pigs and acorns as horses, he would dig fields in the dirt. Now, 65 years later, he’s still playing farm, but with decades of toys. Chuck began collecting...
COUNTY – Incumbent Shelby County Supervisors Steve Kenkel and Charles Parkhurst will retain their board seats following a convincing victory in Tuesday’s Republican primary election. Kenkel earned 540 votes and Parkhurst tallied 478 votes, while newcomer and challenger Loren R. Christensen...
REGION -- Shelby County residents shouldn’t have to worry much about mosquitoes that transfer the Zika virus this summer, but there likely will be plenty of the insects around to spread other diseases, and generally make life miserable. Ken Holscher, assistant professor of entomology at Iowa...
HARLAN -- Shelby County Relay for Life had a successful event Friday, June 3 in downtown Harlan, raising more than $103,000 for Cancer research. Shown above, a number of walkers at the event carry the banner during a survivor’s walk. See inside today’s Harlan News-Advertiser for a full photo page...
SHELBY-- Economic development efforts continue in Shelby this summer, as crews broke ground on the East Street streetscape project May 16. The construction will be between Station Street and Center Street and will last 120 days from the day it began.
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