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Lucas, Patrick and Lori Pucelick and Clara Otto at Omaha’s Old Market. (Patrick Pucelick, photo)
 HARLAN — The wall by the Christmas tree in the home of Patrick and Lorene (Lori) Pucelick is full of family photos. “We have one son, Lucas,” Patrick said. “And our daughters are Clara and 14 others. She’s our fifteenth.” Clara Otto is the Pucelick’s most recent exchange student, and she joins the...
 Ronda Bissen, Lilly Bissen, Benedetta Migliori, and Bella Bissen in St. Louis. (Ronda Bissen, photo)
 HARLAN — Benedetta (Benny) Migliori has seen more snow in the few months she has been in Iowa than she has ever seen in her lifetime. “I just love the snow,” the 17-year-old from Sicily said. While it is possible for Italy’s largest island to have snow, it usually occurs in the mountains, not in...
 Four members of the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department were honored at the 2023 Governor’s Lifesaving Awards and Sullivan Brothers’ Award of Valor ceremony. Pictured (left to right) are Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg; Gov. Kim Reynolds; Sheriff Neil Gross; Chief Deputy Cody Eckles; Deputy Jacob Hoss; Deputy William McDaniel; Kelly Sullivan;  Iowa Public Safety Commissioner Stephen Bayens and Iowa State Patrol Col. Nathan Fulk.
 DES MOINES — Four members of the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department were amongst the six honored for acts of bravery at the 2023 Governor’s Lifesaving Awards and Sullivan Brothers’ Award of Valor ceremony held at the State Capitol Building Monday, December 18. “The greatness of our state  really...
 IKM-Manning CSD’s new Blue Bird Electric Vision was delivered in September and put into service in November. The electric school bus is being used on a rural route of about 75 miles each day. (Photo contributed)
 MANNING — Blue Bird Corporation, the leader in electric and low-emission school buses, and IKM-Manning Community School District displayed the school district’s first electric school bus this week during an open house. The school district chose to add an electric bus to its 15-school bus fleet...
 Loess Hills Area Farm Bureau Ag in the Classroom Coordinator Alayna Hansen and Shelby County Catholic second graders compare and contrast Wild and Domestic Turkeys’ habitat, instincts, diets, and characteristics during a lesson in November. (Alayna Hansen, photo)
AREA — Alayna Hansen is the new Ag in the Clasroom Coordinator for the Loess Hills Area Farm Bureau. “I have a passion for agriculture, and I love to share my knowledge with the students and the teachers”, Hansen said. The main goal of Loess Hills Ag in the Classroom is to help teachers in Carroll...
AREA — The holiday season can be a stressful time for many, but for the nearly 100,000 dementia caregivers in Iowa the holidays can be especially challenging. Nearly 30% of caregivers in Iowa report feeling depressed, and 60% have at least one chronic health condition, according to the Alzheimer’s...
SHELBY COUNTY —  Chief Judge Stephanie Rose, of the Federal Southern District of Iowa, issued a permanent injunction Monday, December 4 to block zoning ordinances in Shelby and Story Counties. However, Shelby County Board of Supervisor Steve Kenkel said the judge only changed the injunction from...
Jane Smith
 HARLAN —  The Harlan City Council voted to accept the retirement of City Clerk/Finance Director Jane Smith at its meeting Tuesday, December 5. “It’s been a great team to work with,” Smith said. Smith will officially retire April 1, 2023, and has agreed to continue to work with the city until a...
Brandon Burmeister
 SHELBY COUNTY — The Board of Supervisors approved Shelby County  Engineer Brandon Burmeister’s resignation at the Board meeting Tuesday, December 5. “This decision was not an easy one,” Burmeister stated. “An opportunity has presented itself, and I feel this change will be beneficial to my long-...
Members of the Harlan Middle School and High School Girls Wrestling Teams are (front row) Kolbie Blum, Ivy Stevens, Ellexis Stephens, (back row) Danica Schwery, Katie Namanny, Clara Mages, Paige Wilwerding, and Kyrsten Madden. Not pictured is Lucy Degrott and Secilia Kurtz.
 HARLAN —  Ten Harlan Community Middle School and High School girls are making Cyclone history as members of the schools’ first girls wrestling teams. Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union (IGHSAU) first sanctioned girls wrestling for the 2022-23 school year, however, the Cyclones did not have a...

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