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Spartans over Boyer Valley in Shootout, 50-47

Spartans win thrilling 50-47 shootout over Boyer Valley Friday night! Here are a few photo highlights....much more in the Tribune!

Kasperbauer breaks two school records in Cyclone win

ADEL -- Harlan Community QB Teagon Kasperbauer set two single-game school records Friday night with 432 passing yards and 7 TD passes in the Cyclones' 58-30 win at ADM. Joey Moser, Connor Frame & Aidan Hall all surpassed 100 yards receiving as No. 1 HCHS improved to 7-0. Frame led the way with three TD receptions and also picked up an ADM onside kick and returned it 49 yards to the house.

80’s Day at AHSTW

    AVOCA -- Senior Liz Cordes rocking 80’s Day for homecoming week at AHSTW this week with her cousins, Emalee Busch and Hadlee Busch.    Emalee is in Mrs. Calhoon’s kindergarten class and Hadlee is in Miss Constable’s 2nd grade class.  (Photo contributed)

Myrtue cafeteria, gift shop renovation moves forward

    HARLAN – Myrtue Medical Center is moving ahead with a construction project that will see remodeling of the cafeteria area and a new gift shop.    Plans call for equipment modernization, a new grill, fryer and new exhaust finishes in the kitchen, new equipment, finishes and traffic flow in the serving area, and new finishes and seating for 34 in the dining area.    The gift shop will be moved from its current location near the cafeteria to

Polar vortex reflected in HMU year-end audit

    HARLAN – The Harlan Municipal Utilities has approved its annual audit report, as provided by Gronewold, Bell, Kyhnn & Co, CPAs, Atlantic.    Auditors reported the electric fund revenues (including non-operating) totaled $7,565,900 for the year ended June 30, 2021, a 3.3 percent increase from 2020.    The revenues included $6,689,300 in sales to consumers and other operating revenue, $817,000 in sales to MISO and $59,600 in investment i

School Board candidate forum slated for October 12

    HARLAN -- The Shelby County Chamber of Commerce will host a school board election candidate forum on Tuesday, Oct. 12.    The forum will begin at 6 p.m.

Lt. Gov. Gregg tours Harlan bldg. project

    HARLAN – Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg was in Harlan Monday afternoon, Oct. 4 and took a tour of a downtown building that is currently nearing renovation completion courtesy of a state catalyst grant.  More in the NA.

The CO2 Pipeline

    HARLAN – Local farmland owners speaking Wednesday, Oct. 6 in regards to a proposed carbon dioxide-capture pipeline project that would make its way through Shelby County expressed some skepticism and genuine concerns over safety and financial considerations should the project move forward.    Approximately 150 local residents, and some not from this area of the state, packed into the C.G.

AHSTW over Audubon in Three

AHSTW with the win over Audubon last night. 25-9, 25-12, 25-15 Congrats to Grace Porter who reached 500 digs for her career. Much more in the NA this week! Here are a few highlights.....

Myrtue bringing nuclear medicine testing in-house

    HARLAN – Myrtue Medical Center will soon provide its nuclear medicine testing in-house, following approval by the MMC Board of Trustees to build out a space in the lower level of the physician’s clinic and purchase the needed equipment.    For years Myrtue has shared with hospitals in Red Oak and Atlantic via a group called the Health Partners of Southwest Iowa for a mobile nuclear medicine machine transported by semi-truck and trailer bet

ICU bed availability more difficult to find

    HARLAN – Myrtue Medical Center confirmed last week that it is becoming more difficult to find intensive care unit (ICU) beds in regional hospitals for patients needing extra care due to limited availability.    Karen Buman, chief nursing officer, briefed the MMC Board of Trustees Tuesday, Sept.

AHSTW hosts Homecoming

    AVOCA – The AHSTW Community Schools and community are celebrating homecoming this week with a number of events and activities, including the recognition of the homecoming court and royalty.    King candidates this year include Denver Pauley, Jace Peterson, Jordan Ratzlaff, Garrison Gettler, Jack Burns and Raydden Grobe.  Queen candidates include Halle Hall, Elizabeth Cordes, Darian Hansen, Ally Meyers, Paige Heller and Maddie True.    The

Bull Riding Champs

HARLAN – Brothers Stetson and Oakley Thurman were named year-end champions in their respective categories of the TMRA (Tuff-N-Nuff Miniature Rodeo Association) bull riding association following finals competition in Adel last month.    Oakley, 4, and Stetson, 6, the sons of Chris and Lacey Thurman, Harlan, competed well at the event, taking home some top honors and cementing their status among the best riding competitors of their age.    Dad C

Carbon pipeline meeting Wednesday in Harlan

    COUNTY – The Shelby County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, Sept. 28 signed a letter of intent with ISG Engineering, Des Moines, to perform inspection services related to a proposed Midwest Carbon Express pipeline project.    A representative with ISG, Evan Del Val, will be on hand to visit with landowners at a public meeting at noon Wednesday, Oct.

Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety

Check out the special section in this week's Tribune honoring our local fire volunteers. Available today! Harlan firefighters visiting the schools as well -- here, Zachary Jensen with the SCCS 1st Grade Class.

New Rose Hill Cemetery entrance installed

    KIRKMAN -- The repaired/renovated entrance gate at Rose Hill Cemetery was installed Wednesday, Sept. 22.  The restoration was done by Matt Bartelson, Bar T Welding, of Irwin.    Pictured above (l to r) -- Danny Mickelson, Keith Fiscus, Douglas Twp. Trustees; Terry Fiscus. former trustee;  Mike Norris, Fire Chief, Douglas Twp Fire Protection, all of Kirkman area; and Matt Bartelsen, Bar T Welding, Irwin.

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