Obituaries
The Harlan community mourns the loss of Robert James Carey, who passed away at 65. A dedicated volunteer and sports enthusiast, Bob touched many lives with his humor and passion. His legacy will be honored at a memorial service next summer.
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The Harlan community mourns the heartfelt loss of Eugene “Dale” Travis, remembered for his strong work ethic and love for family. With deep roots in Harlan, his legacy of laughter and love will live on. Discover details about memorial services and more.
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Harlan honors the life of Thomas "Sam" Arthur Wunder Sr., a dedicated Navy veteran who proudly served for 22 years. From his culinary delights to community service, his legacy continues to inspire. Discover how this beloved local figure shaped lives and memories.
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Harlan bids farewell to Edward Lee Morey, a cherished community member and beloved mentor. From founding Morey's Clothing to his impactful role at Walmart, Ed embodied dedication and support. Learn more about his legacy and the service honoring him.
News
The Harlan City Council has taken a bold step to boost local travel and economic growth by approving a substantial expansion project for the airport apron. Find out how this development will enhance safety and capacity at Harlan Airport, impacting the community positively!
Sports
In a fierce season opener, the Cyclones battled valiantly but fell 64-50 to the Treynor Cardinals. Despite a strong start and a late lead, the team's efforts waned. Coach Klaassen is optimistic as they gear up for their next challenge against St. Albert's.
Harlan Insider
Tech meets tradition in Harlan: HTS Ag's new president revolutionizes farming with automation, Coach Osborn preps Cyclones for basketball comeback, and community spirit shines as Lions Club feeds 374 at pre-Thanksgiving dinner. Plus: City bids farewell to administrator Gene Gettys.
Sports
As Harlan's Boys Basketball prepares for a new season, Coach Mitch Osborn, entering his 29th year, faces fresh challenges with new leaders stepping up. Can the Cyclones bounce back from last year's struggles? Discover the team's hopes for a successful season!
Lifestyle
Adam Gittins, the new president of HTS Ag in Harlan, is transforming local farming with cutting-edge technology. From precision automation to data-driven insights, discover how he's empowering farmers to enhance efficiency and profitability in Shelby County.
Lifestyle
The Harlan Lions Club's Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner on November 18 was a heartwarming success, drawing over 374 residents for a festive meal. With delicious food and essential supplies provided, it showcased the community's spirit of giving and support. Discover more!
Lifestyle
Harlan bids a heartfelt farewell to Gene Gettys, who has shaped the city since 2016. As he embarks on a new chapter, community members reflect on his legacy and the impact of his work. Discover how Harlan seeks a new leader to continue this progress.
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Harlan's boil advisory lifted—water now safe! Cyclones crush Sergeant Bluff-Luton 79-36 in basketball opener, while girls wrestling makes history at Ridge View. Tonight: Varsity girls face Treynor as community celebrates Bill Sniffin's national journalism honor.
Sports
The Harlan Cyclones shone bright in their preseason scrimmage, overpowering the Sergeant Bluff-Luton Warriors 79-36. With stellar performances from seniors and a dynamic start, the team is ready to tackle the upcoming season. Discover their journey!
Sports
Harlan's girls wrestling team made waves at the recent Ridge View Tournament, showcasing their talent and determination. With commendable placements and community support, these young athletes shone brightly, highlighting the spirit of youth sports in Shelby County.
Lifestyle
Harlan's own Bill Sniffin has been awarded the General James O. Amos Award for his exceptional contributions to journalism. From local beginnings to national acclaim, his advocacy for community and impactful reporting has made a lasting difference. Discover his inspiring journey!
Obituaries
Harlan residents remember Thomas Wunder Sr., a beloved Navy veteran who dedicated 22 years to service and community. Known for his warmth and delicious holiday rolls, his legacy lives on. Join us in honoring his life and contributions to Harlan and beyond.