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HCMS Special Olympics bowlers compete

Eleven students from Harlan Community Middle School participated in the Southwest District Iowa Special Olympics Bowling Qualifier held October 13 at Thunderbowl in Council Bluffs. There were approximately 180 total bowlers at the event, which saw blue-ribbon winners in each division advance to the West Region’s state competition November 21 in Sioux City.

Brummer earns All-America honors in final season with Morningside

 SIOUX CITY -- Former Harlan Community Cyclone Joe Brummer capped an outstanding collegiate football career at Morningside College this past fall, earning second-team All-America NAIA honors from the American Football Coaches Association following the Mustangs’ 12-2 campaign. Brummer, a 2012 HCHS graduate and the son of Tony and Laurie Brummer, Harlan, played offensive left guard for Morningside, starting all 54 of the team’s games during the

Shelby County farmland values decrease

    COUNTY – Farmland values in Shelby and surrounding counties dropped significantly during the past year, following a statewide trend that has seen values drop for the second consecutive year.    Average Iowa farmland value is now estimated to be $7,633 per acre.   Per acre value declined $310, or 3.9 percent, since last year’s survey.

Weddings - Dan and Jennifer George

TROUTDALE, OR -- Jennifer Hoyt and Dan George both of Hillsboro, OR were married on September 12, 2015 in an outdoor double ring ceremony near the Latourell Falls along the Columbia River near Troutdale.    Parents of the couple are Jamie and Wanda Hoyt, Aloha, OR; and Dennis and Candace George, West Des Moines. 

Theresa Catherine Goetz, 86

    IRWIN - Theresa C. Goetz, 86, Irwin, died on Friday, Jan. 1, 2016 at Myrtue Medical Center, Harlan.    Visitation will be Thurs., January 7 from 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. with a Rosary at 7 p.m. all are held at Pauley Jones Funeral Home, Harlan. Services will be Friday, January 8 at 10 a.m. at St.

Jorgensen, who rescued the pair

Four factors play into father / son survival
    • Was going into work later that day, instead of first thing in the morning.    • Uncharacteristically decided to scoop her walk in the middle of a snow storm.    • Had a gut feeling, that someone had to be in the house.    • Remembered the house layout and had a good idea where the bedroom was.

Vikings take fifth at WIC Duals

 TREYNOR -- The AHSTW wrestling team placed fifth out of nine schools at the Western Iowa Conference Dual Tournament held Friday-Saturday, December 18-19, at Treynor.

IKM-M girls crush Riverside

 MANNING -- One night after losing a tough three-point decision at Underwood, the IKM-Manning girls crushed Riverside, 79-18, on Friday, December 18, in their final game before Christmas break. The Wolves blew the game open using a 25-2 second-quarter run and also outscored the Lady Dawgs 23-3 in the fourth, making 32-of-53 field goals while swiping 24 steals. Eleven players scored at least one basket for IKM-M, led by Shauna Reitan with 12 po

Exira-EHK rallies for road win

 MONDAMIN -- Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton recovered from an awful second quarter by finishing the game on an 11-1 run and winning at West Harrison, 48-39, in boys basketball action last Tuesday. The Spartans entered the holiday break with a 5-3 overall record and 5-2 Rolling Valley Conference mark. They will return to action Tuesday, January 5, for a home game vs.

FIRE CALLS

    HARLAN – The weather outside may be frightful this winter, but a fire in your home is far from delightful. Unfortunately, the risk of home fire does increase during the winter months: December, January, February and March are the leading months for U.S.

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