Harlan Insider

Harlan Insider - Issue 09.19.2024

Harlan School District unveils $22.9M upgrade! City Council approves key property sale. Vintons honored in 4-H Hall of Fame. Cyclones face undefeated Warriors. Don't miss Walk to End Alzheimer's and SouthWest Iowa Art Tour. Plus, Iowa Supreme Court visits HS Auditorium!

Zach Hammer

Sep 19, 2024 — 6 min read

Harlan is buzzing with exciting developments, from major educational investments to community honors and thrilling sports matchups. This week's news captures the progressive spirit of our town.

In today's issue:
• We explore the School District's $22.9M facility upgrade, celebrate the Vintons' 4-H legacy, and preview the Cyclones' big game against Sergeant Bluff-Luton
• Mark your calendars for a week packed with events, from the Walk to End Alzheimer's and SouthWest Iowa Art Tour to the Iowa Supreme Court session at the HS Auditorium

From educational enhancements to community celebrations, this issue reflects Harlan's vibrant spirit. Dive in to stay connected and informed!

Explore Local Talent at the Southwest Iowa Art Tour

Join in the celebration of creativity this weekend as the Southwest Iowa Art Tour showcases local talent across 20 locations, including highlights in Shelby County! Experience diverse artworks and support our vibrant arts community. Discover more in the full article!

Harlan Residents Warned of Severe Weather Threat

Severe weather looms for Harlan and surrounding areas, with strong thunderstorms expected today. While direct hits may spare Harlan, risks of hail, damaging winds, and even tornadoes remain. Stay informed and prepared as conditions develop!

Harlan School District Enhances Facilities for Future Generations

Exciting transformations are underway in Harlan as the School District enhances its facilities for future generations. A new $22.9 million intermediate building is rising, with innovative designs for 3rd to 5th graders. Discover how these upgrades will impact our community!

Harlan Council Approves Sale and Rezoning of Property

In a significant move for Harlan, the City Council has approved the sale of a key property to Debra Dinesen Moore for $1,500, alongside a rezoning from A-1 to R-2. This decision, backed by community support, signals a shift in the area’s future.

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Explore Local Talent at the Southwest Iowa Art Tour

Harlan Residents Warned of Severe Weather Threat

Harlan School District Enhances Facilities for Future Generations

Harlan Council Approves Sale and Rezoning of Property