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Cyclone soccer boys roll to 10-1

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (May 5) -- Playing its first game in a full week, the Harlan Community boys soccer team built a 2-0 halftime lead before pulling away in the final 40 minutes Saturday morning to beat Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 8-0 on a grass field at the Gale Wickersham Athletic Complex. Seven players scored at least one goal for the fifth-ranked (Class 2A) Cyclones, who dominated the Yellow Jackets in shot attempts (34-4 overall, 21-2 on

HCHS blanks Atlantic 3-0 on Senior Night

 HARLAN (April 27) -- Harlan Community broke a scoreless tie with three goals in the final 30 minutes to topple the Atlantic boys soccer team 3-0 on Senior Night April 27. Andres Cavalieri, Michael Heithoff and Drew Voge all scored for the Cyclones, who improved their Hawkeye Ten Conference record to 4-1 (second place). Voge also added an assist.

Connie Herrington, 64

    HARLAN -- Connie Jean Herrington, 64, Harlan, died May 13 at Avoca Specialty Care.    Services were held Thursday, May 17 at 11 a.m. at Pauley Jones Funeral Home in Harlan with burial in the Benton Cemetery in Benton.  Visitation was Thursday from 9:30-11 a.m.

MMC welcomes new HR director, CIO

HARLAN - Myrtue Medical Center announces the addition of Jill Mages, Human Resources Director, and Jeff Sundholm, Chief Information Officer, to Myrtue’s administrative team. Mages replaces Donna Christensen-Mores who is retiring after 32 years of service.

Pilot uninjured when Cessna ends up in nearby farm field

By Caitlin Yamada, News Reporter    HARLAN -- The pilot and only occupant of a small airplane walked away without injury when the plane he was piloting overturned in a field north of the Harlan Airport while attempting to land Wednesday morning, May 16.    The pilot has not been identified.    Airport Manager Olie Pash said “around 9-9:15 a.m.

FAA publishes Airworthiness Directive on HondaJet

    HARLAN -- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has delivered an Airworthiness Directive regarding the braking system on HA-420 HondaJets.    An article in Business Aviation reveals that the directive (2018-06-10) requires a temporary revision to the flight manual calling for replacing faulty brake valves upon condition as well as for pilot brake checks.    The directive was announced because of “reports of unannunciated asymmetic brak

HMU approves union contract

    HARLAN -- The collective bargaining agreement  discussed and informally approved at March’s Harlan Municipal Utilities board meeting has officially been approved.      The contract calls for a two percent increase in each of the next three years and covers July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2021.  Other language details were updated  in the new contract.

Area schools ready for graduation ceremonies

    REGIONAL – Area seniors are gearing up for commencement this weekend.    Harlan Community High School will host graduation ceremonies Sunday, May 20 at 2 p.m. at the HCHS gymnasium.  There will be a band concert prior to the event beginning at 1:25 p.m.  See the Tuesday, May 15 Harlan Tribune for full details of HCHS’s graduation.

Five HCHS students earn regional academic honors

        HARLAN -- Five Harlan Community High School seniors recently were recognized academically.    Kara Rueschenberg, Tyler Buman, Alana Monson, Chad Schechinger and Alexis Irlbeck (L to R) were nominated for honors with the Omaha World-Herald 2018 All-Western Iowa Academic Team as one of the top scholars in western Iowa.

Connie Herrington, 64

    HARLAN -- Services are pending for Connie Herrington, 64, Harlan, who died Sunday, May 13 at Avoca Specialty Care in Avoca.    She is survived by her sister, Pam (Roger) Rust of Harlan, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.    Contact Pauley Jones Funeral Home in Harlan at 712-755-3135 for further details.

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