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Highway 59 development project moving forward

HARLAN -- A new restaurant will be the anchor of a new business development along Highway 59 south of the Settle Inn in Harlan.    The Harlan City Council has approved the sale of an approximately two-acre parcel of re-platted land along the highway in the Harlan Plaza Subdivision.    The land is being sold for the construction of The Buck Snort restaurant.    “This property would be right south of where the Settle Inn is,” said Harlan Mayor K

HCHS SWEEPS ANTI-GRAVITY GAMES

COUNCIL BLUFFS -- Fourteen Harlan Community High School students participated in Google’s 5th Annual Anti-Gravity Games competition April 29, sweeping the competition and taking the grand prize and 1st runner-up for the second year in a row at Kanesville Arena on the Iowa Western Community College campus.      This year the Anti-Gravity Games brought 20 area high school teams together for a day of discovery and excitement.

AHSTW hosted graduation ceremonies this past Sunday

AVOCA -- AHSTW hosted commencement exercises for its graduates this past weekend, with ceremonies held at the AHSTW High School gymnasium starting at 1 p.m.

Historical Museum recognized for tourism efforts

HARLAN -- In honor of National Travel and Tourism Week, the Iowa Tourism Office recognized Shelby County Historical Museum recently for contributing to the state’s $8.06 billion tourism industry.    National Travel and Tourism Week (May 7-13), now in its 34th year, unites communities across the country to celebrate what travel means to employment, economic growth and personal well-being.

Jones’ diving save preserves Cyclone win over T.J.

 HARLAN -- Sophomore Levi Culp scored his first two varsity goals and junior goalie Keaton Jones snared a diving save with less than two minutes left as Harlan Community topped Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 3-2 in boys soccer action Tuesday (May 2) at Merrill Field. Trailing 1-0 for much of the first half courtesy of an own goal in the 15th minute, HCHS tied the game before intermission and scored twice in a 92-second span early in the secon

Schueman, Clay both earn two individual WIC golds

 TREYNOR -- AHSTW standouts Jaycie Schueman and Gage Clay both claimed two individual gold medals Tuesday night and were part of the school’s five total wins at the Western Iowa Conference Co-Ed Track Meet held in Treynor. The girls and boys teams from IKM-Manning and AHSTW all placed in the lower half of the point standings but were able to combine for six event championships and score 51 times on a perfect night for competition. Schueman’s f

Two-mile relay gold lifts Spartan boys to third in RVC

 WOODBINE -- A victory in the 4x800 relay highlighted Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton’s night as the Spartan boys placed third out of 10 teams in Monday’s Rolling Valley Conference Co-Ed Track Championships at Woodbine. Adding on eight other top-three finishes, the Spartans placed 18 times in 17 events overall and scored 81 points to trail only three-time boys champion Boyer Valley (121) and Woodbine (110). The Exira-EHK girls, meanwhile, placed in

Feldman competes at Drake one last time

 DES MOINES -- University of South Dakota senior Jessica Feldman competed in her seventh and final Drake Relays last weekend, running in a pair of relays for the Coyote women’s track team on the blue oval inside Drake Stadium.

One-side parking approved for 140 Harlan city blocks

HARLAN – Clearance and safety for emergency vehicles are the main reasons behind a proposal by the Harlan City Council to create parking on only one side of the street across roughly 140 city blocks in the community.    The council voted 6-0 last week approving the first reading of an ordinance amending the city code by adding a regulation to 69.08 of the code, in specific no parking zones.    The targeted date is to have the city blocks equip

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