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Library director Burris resigns effective April 1

    HARLAN – Harlan Library Director Michael Burris has submitted his resignation effective April 1.    Burris announced February 8 that he has accepted the executive director position at the Lincoln County Library System in Kamrar, WY.  He has been the director of the Harlan Library for eight years, and said the move is a good professional opportunity for him.

State Wrestling meet starts Thursday for six area qualifiers

 DES MOINES -- Six area wrestlers will begin competition Thursday at the 2016 State Wrestling Tournament inside Wells Fargo Arena. The state meet will continue Friday and Saturday and conclude with the championship finals on Saturday night. This year’s local qualifiers include three from AHSTW, two from Harlan Community and one from Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton.

Cyclones’ Shaeffer, Wingert earn state bids

 ATLANTIC -- What a difference a year can make. To be sure, the final results could have been even better for the Harlan Community wrestling team Saturday, but compared to the same meet a year ago the Cyclones left Atlantic feeling pretty good about their Class 2-A District Tournament outcome. Led by state tournament qualifiers Elias Shaeffer and Jacob Wingert, who both won exciting wrestle-back matches for second place, five HCHS wrestlers co

Vikings send three to Des Moines; Ring returns

 UNDERWOOD -- Tim Barr won a district championship and two more AHSTW seniors - Jay Heiny and Dustin Engel - placed second at Saturday’s Class 1-A District Tournament in Underwood, each earning their first trip to the State Wrestling Tournament later this week. Also qualifying for state (for the second straight year) was Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton senior Lane Ring, who placed second at 195 pounds. All four area wrestlers will compete in first-r

Titan girls stop Cyclone streak at 18

 HARLAN -- With regional play just around the corner, the Harlan Community girls basketball team was about to hit the reset button on its season anyway this past weekend. Lewis Central just made sure the slate got wiped a little bit cleaner than anyone planned. Rallying from 11 points down in the third quarter, the Titans connected for five three-pointers during a game-changing 18-5 run Friday night and held the Cyclones to just one made field

Wolves roll into 2-A quarterfinal

 MANNING -- IKM-Manning made quick work of its first-round girls’ regional foe on Saturday night, using a big third quarter to pull away from Woodward-Granger for a 59-30 win. The Wolves led just 25-18 at the half before outscoring the Hawks 21-7 in the third and 13-5 in the fourth. Kia Rasmussen led IKM-M (16-5 overall) with 20 points, six assists and four steals while Shauna Reitan had 11 points and seven rebounds.

HCHS tops Sioux City East

 SIOUX CITY -- The Harlan Community girls overcame a sluggish offensive game Thursday night to win 46-30 at Sioux City East. The Cyclones shot just 35.6 percent from the field but held the Black Raiders to 23 percent shooting and only three fourth-quarter points. 

Wolves win at Lo-Ma, 57-48

 LOGAN -- The IKM-Manning girls finished the regular season with a signature road win Thursday night, completing a sweep of Logan-Magnolia, 57-48. The Wolves also beat the Panthers by nine (53-44) on January 12 in Manning. With each team having one Western Iowa Conference game cancelled due to weather, IKM-Manning (15-5 overall) tied for third place in the WIC standings at 12-5 while Lo-Ma (16-4) placed second at 13-4.

LC tops Cyclone boys

 COUNCIL BLUFFS -- The Harlan Community boys basketball team lost for just the third time all season Friday night, falling 64-51 at Lewis Central. The game did not count in the Hawkeye Ten standings. Kyle Juhl scored 31 points in defeat for the Cyclones (16-3), while Chad Moran scored 26 for the Titans (9-9). See Friday’s News-Advertiser for more details. 

Vikings win at Wells Fargo

 DES MOINES -- R.J.

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