Sports
Harlan Cyclone volleyball seniors Macy Mueller and Aubrey Schwieso have made waves this season, earning accolades despite a tough record. Mueller's standout 488 assists earn her All-Conference recognition, while Schwieso shines with 145 kills. Discover their journey!
The Harlan community is reeling from the loss of Kathryn Kuper, a cherished figure whose kindness touched many lives. Born in 1935 and a proud Harlan High School alum, her spirit of love and local service will be deeply missed. Learn more about her legacy.
Crime
The Shelby County Sheriff's Office has unveiled its October arrest report, shedding light on numerous incidents involving Harlan residents. From theft to domestic abuse, local law enforcement has had a busy month. Discover the full details behind these events.
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Agricultural seats and county supervision hang in the balance across Southwest Iowa, while HMU celebrates 70 years of service. Honor veterans at Monday's breakfast, browse the Holiday Showcase, and welcome Schmidt Motor Workx at Saturday's grand opening - a week of civic duty and hometown pride.
Sports
Cyclone star Kayla Anderson is charting a new path as she signs with Northwest Iowa Community College, eager to thrive in collegiate soccer. With 24 goals under her belt and a supportive team ahead, her journey continues. Discover more about her next chapter!
Politics
As November approaches, Harlan voters are reminded to check the sample ballot. Familiarize yourself with local and national candidates to ensure your voice is heard this Election Day. Don’t miss this chance to prepare for informed decisions!
Politics
Harlan’s November 5 election brought significant wins for local leaders, including Taryn Knapp as Auditor and Neil Gross as Sheriff. With important positions filled, Harlan residents should discover how these results will shape their community’s future.
Politics
Harlan residents embraced their civic duty on Election Day, engaging in lively discussions about local issues and candidates. Strong voter turnout showcased their commitment to shaping Shelby County's future. Discover what mattered most to your community!
Sports
Tim Estenson made history by winning the inaugural Midwest Sprint Touring Series championship, clinching it with a thrilling finale at Shelby County Speedway in Harlan. His impressive season featured three victories and 15 top-10 finishes. Discover his inspiring journey!
Politics
Excitement is brewing in Southwest Iowa as local elections approach! In Shelby County, candidates vie for key agricultural seats, while Audubon County faces pivotal supervisor contests. Stay informed about these crucial races impacting your community!
Obituaries
Join us in honoring Kenneth Vorm, a valued member of our community, whose funeral will take place on November 6 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Harlan. Following the service, a luncheon will celebrate his life. Memorial details also available.
Lifestyle
Harlan Municipal Utilities is celebrating a significant milestone—70 years of natural gas service in our community! With recent upgrades enhancing capacity and reliability, HMU is poised for future growth. Discover how these changes impact Harlan residents!
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Critical decisions await Harlan voters Tuesday with the $55M community college bond on the ballot. Tune to KSOM & KS 95.7 for live election coverage, honor veterans at Monday's celebration breakfast, and discover prime crappie fishing at Prairie Rose Lake despite low water clarity.
Politics
As November approaches, Harlan residents prepare to make impactful choices in the upcoming general election. From national leaders to local officials, every vote counts. Don’t miss essential updates on key races, including a $55M bond for community college expansion!
Sports
In a tough playoff opener, the Cyclones fell to the Algona Bulldogs, 49-6, despite a late touchdown. Coach Bladt praised his resilient team and is hopeful for next season, even as they prepare to say goodbye to 18 seniors. Discover the full story of their journey.
Sports
Junior runner Austin Rasmussen made his mark at the state meet in Fort Dodge, finishing 102nd with a time of 18:13.8. Despite not hitting his target placement, his perseverance inspires Harlan residents and promises a bright future in running. Discover more about his journey!