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This Friday, the Harlan Cyclones aim to end their three-game slump against the Clarinda Cardinals, who've just snapped their losing streak. With a flawless 10-0 record against Clarinda, will Harlan bounce back or face an unexpected challenge? Don’t miss the action!
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Harlan's own Chayton Snethen is rapidly becoming a standout in local wrestling, showing fierce determination after transferring from Audubon. With memorable performances and aspirations for state success, he’s rallying his team for an exciting season ahead. Don't miss out!
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Harlan's own Grace Albertsen is making a strong impact on the Iowa Western basketball team, averaging 4.7 points and 6.3 rebounds per game. With her defensive prowess and teamwork, she’s eyeing a future national tournament spot despite the team’s rough start.
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The Harlan Cyclones delivered a stunning 79-21 win over the Red Oak Tigers, marking their seventh straight victory in this matchup. With a season record of 3-4, the Cyclones are set to keep the momentum going against Clarinda on January 2. Dive into the details!
Obituaries
The Harlan community mourns the loss of Shirley Ann Bradley, a cherished figure known for her passion for music and unwavering love for family. Join us in celebrating her remarkable life and legacy, and find details about her memorial service on December 26.
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Cyclones girls crushed Red Oak 79-21 while the boys fought to the wire in a 56-59 thriller. Wrestlers Chayton Snethen and Hallie Lopez grabbed tournament wins. Plus: Myrtue Medical's 2025 leadership shake-up and how to join Harlan's holiday light competition. All the local highlights inside!
Events
This holiday season, Harlan is embracing its spirit with a festive light competition and a food drive, bringing families together and reviving its “City of Lights” charm. Join the excitement and support local churches—discover how you can get involved!
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As Harlan gears up for a leadership shift, Myrtue Medical Hospital will welcome Kile Magner as its new leader in 2025. With interim CEOs appointed, the hospital maintains its commitment to quality care while seeking Magner's permanent successor. Discover more about this transition!
Harlan's high school basketball teams had a night to remember! The Cyclones' girls soared with a stunning 79-21 victory over Red Oak, while the boys fought valiantly in a nail-biting 56-59 loss. Discover more about these thrilling matchups and future games!
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The Glenwood Rams showcased their wrestling prowess at a thrilling home tournament, clinching five titles and an impressive 252.5 points. Harlan's Chayton Snethen also shone, securing first at 157 pounds. Dive into the results and local highlights!
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The Lincoln North Star Girls wrestling team shined at the Shenandoah tournament, racking up 176 points and celebrating five champions! Meanwhile, Harlan Community showcased grit with Hallie Lopez's standout performance. Dive in for all the highlights!
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After 13 years, Virginia Smith is hanging up her Quik Pik apron—join Harlan in celebrating her retirement. Plus: Katie Klein earns a DAISY Award for compassionate hospice care, veterans warned about misleading postcards, and the semester wraps up Friday before holiday break. All inside! ☕
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Harlan bids a heartfelt farewell to Virginia Smith, the beloved manager of Taylor Quik Pik, as she retires after 13 years. Join the community in celebrating her dedication and cherished memories—her journey is one you won't want to miss!
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Myrtue Medical Center recently celebrated the outstanding contributions of nurse Katie Klein, who received the DAISY Award for her compassionate care in hospice. Discover how her unwavering support for patients and families shines a light on Harlan’s healthcare heroes.
Obituaries
Nancy A. Ross touched countless lives in Harlan with her warmth and community spirit. As friends and family remember her, they celebrate the joy she brought to Shelby County through her unwavering devotion and involvement in local events. Discover her legacy.
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Veterans in Harlan are warned about misleading postcards claiming to offer a 'Veteran Savings Program.' Officials stress the importance of verifying claims and reaching out to trusted sources to avoid scams. Stay informed and protect your benefits!