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On September 24, Harlan will host the Iowa Supreme Court, where a whistleblower case with a $1 million verdict is set to unfold. Join the public for the oral arguments and meet the justices afterward—don’t miss this landmark event in our community!
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Concerns are rising in Shelby, Iowa, as residents are advised not to drink tap water after it turned pink due to a malfunction at local wells. With health risks particularly for infants, officials urge using bottled water while addressing the contamination. Read more for updates.
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The Iowa Supreme Court is coming to Harlan on September 24, hearing a high-stakes whistleblower appeal that could impact state laws. Join your neighbors at Harlan High School to engage directly with the justices and learn more about this significant case.
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Residents of Shelby are advised to switch to bottled water due to discolored tap water. Families can pick up two cases at the Fire Hall today as the city awaits test results. Stay informed about this crucial public safety issue affecting the community.
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Myrtue Medical Center is thrilled to welcome Dr. Nathalie Francis to Harlan! Specializing in women's health and preventive care, she aims to support patients from newborns to seniors. Discover how she plans to enhance healthcare in our community starting September 2024.
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Starting September 16, vital I-80 repairs between Brady and Overton will affect traffic near Harlan. With one lane closed and width restrictions in place, discover how this project by Western Engineering aims to boost highway safety and reliability.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds has appointed Matthew Schuling as the new District Associate Judge for Shelby County, filling the vacancy left by Hon. Donna Bothwell. Discover how this change will impact local legal matters in Harlan and the surrounding communities.
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Harlan residents engaged with U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra in a forum addressing key business challenges. Highlighted by his “Spirit of Enterprise Award,” Feenstra tackled issues like tax cuts and workforce housing, making it a pivotal moment for local leaders. Discover more insights!
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Harlan’s law enforcement is making headlines! The Shelby County Unified Law Enforcement has just won the 2024 ISAC Excellence in Action Award, showcasing a successful consolidation that improves response times, boosts officer recruitment, and strengthens community ties.
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Harlan Community School District is embracing a fresh approach with the launch of "Capturing Kids’ Hearts," a program designed to transform the student experience. Teachers united in a two-day workshop, enhancing connections and fostering a nurturing environment for all. Dive into the full story!
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The Iowa Supreme Court is bringing its justice directly to Harlan with a special evening session on September 24, 2024. Join your community at Harlan High School to witness oral arguments firsthand and engage with the judicial process like never before!
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The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office has been honored with the Excellence in Action Award for merging the Harlan Police Department with innovative strategies that unite the community. Discover how this move is reshaping public safety and inspiring others.
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Harlan Community School District is taking a bold step forward with the "Capturing Kids' Hearts" program. Educators recently engaged in intensive training to foster a supportive, relationship-driven environment for students, set to launch in the 2024-25 school year. Dive into the details!
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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!
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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!
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Iowa's farmers are in dire need of support after tornadoes wreaked havoc, with losses estimated up to $100,000. Local leaders are pushing for zero-interest loans while questioning why agricultural aid lags behind that of small businesses. Discover their fight for recovery.