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Harlan residents beware: fraudulent emails imitating HMU's payment system are circulating, soliciting sensitive financial updates. HMU reassures customers they'll never ask for such info via email. Stay safe by logging in directly on their official site.
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As Iowa's lawmakers push for new regulations on carbon capture pipelines, Harlan residents are deeply divided. Concerns over safety and property rights clash with agricultural benefits, sparking heated discussions. Stay informed about this crucial local issue!
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Harlan residents are facing treacherous winter conditions as significant snow blankets the area, creating slick roads and reducing visibility. With hazardous travel expected and bone-chilling wind chills on the horizon, stay informed and safe. Read more for vital updates!
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Severe weather has forced Harlan Community Schools to close and postponed important meetings, affecting education and local services. Stay updated on snow emergencies and community resources to ensure safety during this challenging weather. Read on for details!
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Winter weather has led to a school closure in Harlan on Wednesday, February 12, affecting all local educational institutions. Additionally, important community meetings have been rescheduled, and residents are urged to stay safe and informed amid snow emergencies.
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Heartland Funeral Homes in Harlan welcomes a new chapter with local leaders Tina Bartelson and Danielle Mikels at the helm. Committed to compassionate care, they seek to honor tradition while enhancing services for the community. Discover their vision!
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Harlan residents face a challenging day as icy conditions are expected to impact travel in southwest Iowa. With freezing rain and hazardous roads, stay vigilant and check Iowa 511 for updates on conditions and potential power outages.
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A recent water main break in Harlan has prompted officials to issue a boil advisory for affected residents. This critical measure impacts those near Highway 59 and 900th Street. Stay informed on safety updates and how to protect your household's water supply.
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Students in Harlan and southwest Iowa can tap into over $600,000 in scholarships to support their higher education goals. With a streamlined application process, this initiative aims to empower first-generation college students to overcome financial barriers. Explore the details!
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A recent cybersecurity breach has impacted Harlan Community School District, exposing some student information through PowerSchool. Superintendent Dr. Jenny Barnett reassures families that sensitive financial data remains secure. Stay informed about protective measures coming soon.
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Exciting changes are on the horizon for Harlan in 2025! From new pool hours to the approval of an aviation grant and updates to city positions, local residents can look forward to a summer full of community events and improvements. Discover what's in store!
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Harlan's own Chief Justice Susan Larson Christensen called for crucial reforms in Iowa’s judicial pay during her recent address, highlighting a troubling pay gap that could impact the quality of candidates. Explore her proposals aimed at modernizing the system and saving costs.
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Harlan welcomes Gervas Mgonja as its new city administrator, bringing two decades of financial expertise and a commitment to community engagement. With his focus on addressing local challenges and fostering collaboration, Mgonja's tenure promises exciting developments for residents.
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As Iowa's 2025 session approaches, Rep. Steven Holt prioritizes property tax relief, echoing Harlan's residents' concerns. He’s also challenging the Iowa Utilities Commission on a key pipeline issue. Join him for legislative coffees in Shelby County to share your voice!
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Harlan's own Susan Larson Christensen has been reappointed as Chief Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court, set to begin her term in 2025. With years of dedication to justice and her roots in the community, discover her vision for the future of Iowa's judiciary.
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Iowa faces a worrying rise in cancer rates, with Shelby County not exempt. As the Iowa Cancer Registry reports alarming trends, residents are called to action, advocating for changes to combat this health crisis. Join community discussions to learn more!