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Participants paid to take half-court shots at the ball game.
HARLAN -- The annual Blue Out for men’s cancer awareness and research was held Friday, Dec. 4 at Harlan Community High School, raising $9,500 for the cause. The evening included a number of activities, including a bone marrow drive.  (Photos by Mike Oeffner)
    REGIONAL – The annual Christmas adoption list has grown to 136 families desiring “adoption,” and potential donors should contact West Central Community Action soon.    Calls are being taken Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. or 2-4:30 p.m., for persons wishing to be adopted or to adopt a family....
Sarah Goedken
    DES MOINES --  Harlan Community High School’s Sarah Goedken was among the select students nominated to attend the World Food Prize Global Youth Institute Oct. 15-17 in Des Moines, during the Borlaug Dialogue International Symposium, which drew 1,300 people from more than 60 countries to discuss...
    REGIONAL – The annual Christmas adoption list has grown to 113 families desiring “adoption,” and potential donors should contact West Central Community Action soon.    Calls are being taken Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. or 2-4:30 p.m., for persons wishing to be adopted or to adopt a family....
Rep. Steve Holt
    HARLAN -- Iowa Sen. Jason Schultz (R-Schleswig) and Rep. Steve Holt (R-Denison) will host a pre-legislative breakfast session for the public Saturday, Dec. 12 at 9 a.m. at Milk & Honey in downtown Harlan.    The public is invited and encouraged to attend the event, where the local...
The view from inside a motor grader of snow pushed across the road, which could cause a hazard.
OUNTY – Shelby County is proposing an amendment to its winter road maintenance ordinance that would spell out financial penalties for residents who push snow into the roadway.               The county’s board of supervisors will have a first reading of the ordinance change at its next meeting...
    DES MOINES -- The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has awarded a number of area fire departments grants to aid their efforts in protecting Iowans and their property from wildfires.    Local departments receiving 50 percent cost share grant monies include Elk Horn, Harlan and Irwin.    The...
	Hazelton, board member for the HCS district, was honored Nov. 19 as IASB Board Member Jon Rowen (right) presented Hazelton with a certificate for completing the IASB Better Boardsmanship requirements.
    DES MOINES -- The Iowa Association of School Boards recognizes that learning and leadership on the part of school board members makes a difference at the board table and for students.    At IASB’s 70th Annual Convention on Nov. 19, Harlan Community School Board member and IASB District 4...
Nonprofit representatives receiving grant awards, 1st row from left to right:  Marvin Leinen, Portsmouth Vol. Fire Depart.; Lisa Riggs, Danish Windmill; Alissa LaCanne, City of Elk Horn; Dena Matthews, WCCA; Connie Lehan, Friends of Harlan City Parks.  2nd row:  Tom Heinrich, Earling Fire & Rescue; Lynn Gaskill, Irwin Fire & Rescue; Nate Buman, Sh. Co. Historical Museum. Back row: Sh. Co. Comm. Foundation Board Members Todd Argotsinger, Gene Gross (Chair), and Allan Hjelle (Vice Chair).
    COUNTY -- The Shelby County Community Foundation has announced grants totaling $34,340 this fall, awarded to Shelby County non-profit agencies.    With these grants, the foundation has distributed nearly $1.8 million in grant funds and scholarships over the last 15 years.
Shown here practicing their parts are third-graders Brett Heese and Lauren Gaul, dressed as Frosty and Mrs. Frosty.
    HARLAN -- Students from the Shelby County Catholic School at St. Michael’s Center will be presenting their Christmas program Monday, Dec. 7 in the school gym.  The program at 7 p.m. follows the anticipatory 5:30 p.m. Mass in the church for the Holy Day of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception...

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