Harlan Insider

Harlan Insider - Issue 10.05.2024

Burn ban issued as fire risks rise in Harlan. EMS leadership changes approved. Baton twirlers reunite at homecoming parade. This weekend: Clarinda Band Jamboree, Shelby Fire & Rescue's pancake feast, and Fall Festival fun. Stay informed, safe, and join the community excitement!

Zach Hammer

Oct 5, 2024 — 4 min read

Harlan buzzes with urgent updates and festive preparations this weekend. Our community stays vigilant and celebrates its vibrant spirit through various events and developments.

In today's issue:
• We highlight the county-wide burn ban, EMS leadership changes, and a nostalgic homecoming parade that brought baton twirlers back to the spotlight
• Check out our jam-packed weekend lineup: from the Clarinda Band Jamboree and Shelby Fire & Rescue's pancake breakfast to the Fall Festival and youth sports galore

Dive into this edition to stay connected with all the critical updates and community happenings that make Harlan thrive!

Shelby County Board Approves Key Measures for Farmers and Employees

The Shelby County Board has made crucial decisions that will shape the future for local farmers and county workers. With new land leases and wage stability on the agenda, find out how these measures will impact the community and recognize Supervisor Kenkel’s service.

Cyclones Hold Strong but Fall Short Against Rams

In a nail-biting showdown, the HCHS Cyclones battled back from a 14-point deficit but ultimately fell to the Glenwood Rams, 74-67. Senior standout Ayden Gibson shone for the Rams, while Harlan’s Cyclones gear up for Senior Night against Red Oak.

Harlan Man Sentenced to Seven Years for Child Pornography

A Harlan resident faces seven years in federal prison for receiving child pornography. Jesse Daniel Blaine, 42, downloaded and viewed disturbing materials that led to an investigation involving local authorities. Learn more about this significant local case.

Cyclones Claim Seventh at Riverside Wrestling Tournament

The Cyclones showcased their talent at the Riverside Wrestling Tournament, claiming seventh place with 93 points. With standout performances from Nathan Sandquist and others, Coach Bendorf notes the team's strong fundamentals and potential. Catch their next match against Clarinda and Shenandoah!

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Shelby County Board Approves Key Measures for Farmers and Employees

Cyclones Hold Strong but Fall Short Against Rams

Harlan Man Sentenced to Seven Years for Child Pornography

Cyclones Claim Seventh at Riverside Wrestling Tournament