News
Harlan is rolling out welcoming new entrance signs on Highway 59, reflecting the community's values after years of planning. Plus, a fresh video tour highlights the spirit of the city. Discover how these initiatives enhance Harlan's appeal!
Obituaries
Harlan comes together to celebrate the incredible life of Ella Mae Staiert, who touched many hearts at 98. Join friends and family for visitation, a rosary, and a Mass of Christian Burial, as we honor a cherished community member and her lasting legacy.
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Cyclones vs. Titans: HCHS hosts Lewis Central at Merrill Field Friday—first home opener in 3 years! New QB Gabe Arkfeld leads Coach Brummer's revamped team. Plus, volleyball tournaments and cross-country invites this weekend. From gridiron glory to LEGO challenges, Harlan's bustling with excitement!
Sports
Excitement is in the air as the HCHS Cyclones host the Lewis Central Titans at Merrill Field this Friday, marking their first home opener in three years. With a legacy of fierce rivalry and promising talent, this matchup is not to be missed!
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Harlan mourns the loss of two beloved residents: Kay Hupp, 80, and Rose Sondag, 96. Hupp's legacy as a loving mother and grandmother will resonate through the community, while Sondag's warmth and culinary skills at local establishments touched many lives. Harlan reflects on their impact.
Obituaries
Harlan bids farewell to a cherished member of its community, Kay Claire Hupp, who passed away at 80. A loving mother, stepmother, and grandmother, her legacy will resonate with friends and family alike. Discover more about her life and impact.
Obituaries
The Harlan community mourns the loss of Rose Sondag, 96, a beloved figure whose warmth and culinary skills at local establishments touched many. From her early years in Shelby County to her role as a dedicated mother, her legacy will be cherished.
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Cyclones face Lewis Central as key positions hang in balance. Shelby County Board boosts IT and election security. Community honors 98-year-old Ella Mae Staiert. From nail-biting sports to local governance and heartfelt farewells, Harlan's abuzz with action!
Sports
As the Harlan Cyclones prepare for their season opener against top-ranked Lewis Central, key positions remain up for grabs. With a mix of new talent and returning players, the community is buzzing with excitement. Will they rise to the challenge?
Obituaries
Harlan will come together to celebrate the remarkable life of Ella Mae Staiert, who touched many hearts in our community. Join us for visitation on August 30 and a Mass of Christian Burial on August 31, honoring her legacy with family and friends.
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Catch up on the latest from Harlan: the Shelby County Board’s bold moves in IT and election security and the Cyclone Volleyball team’s fierce preparation for their season opener. Dive into these must-read stories and more!
News
The Shelby County Board is making strides in IT security and electoral integrity, with a significant investment in new equipment. As projects like the M16 culvert repair progress, a fresh face takes on leadership in the jail. Discover the full update!
Sports
The HCHS Cyclones showcased their talent in a spirited scrimmage against Kuemper Catholic. With standout performances and praise from Coach Bladt, anticipation is building for their season opener against the formidable Lewis Central Titans. Catch all the details!
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This weekend, experience the thrill of local sports with the Shelby County Speedway’s Season Championship and Harlan Cyclone Volleyball’s push for redemption. Plus, join the community in honoring Harlan natives Larry Sargent and Steven L. Balster. Don’t miss these compelling stories and events!
Events
This past weekend, the Shelby County Speedway in Harlan buzzed with excitement as local drivers showcased their skills, including Caine Mahlberg's impressive 100th IMCA win. Don't miss next week's Season Championship, culminating in the Tiny Lund Memorial. Excitement awaits!
Sports
As the Harlan Cyclone Volleyball team strives for a turnaround, Coach Ellie Drees emphasizes a balanced offense and strong leadership from seniors Kelly Schwieso and Macy Mueller. Can they overcome last year's struggles and reclaim their place in the Hawkeye Ten? Find out more!