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ALL THAT JAZZ

    MANNING -- IKM-Manning hosted the Western Iowa Conference Jazz and Show Choir Festival Wednesday, Jan. 29 in Manning.  In the jazz division, Treynor took top honors followed by Tri-Center (Neola) in second and Logan-Magnolia in third.  In the show choir division, Logan-Magnolia was first followed by Underwood and Audubon.  In Jazz Choirs, first went to Riverside and Underwood and Treynor tied for second.

Cattleman of the Year

    PANAMA - Guyle Sonderman (center), owner, Sonderman Charolais Farm, Portsmouth, was honored Saturday night before a crowd of more than 700 at St. Mary’s Parish Hall at the annual Shelby Co. Cattlemen’s yearly banquet. Guyle, is pictured with his wife, Julie, and Cattlemen’s president, Ken Schechinger.

Supervisors approve road, bridge embargoes proactively

    COUNTY – Shelby County has proactively approved resolutions that would allow county officials to place embargoes on county roads should there be a need, without having to wait for a special meeting of the county’s board of supervisors to approve an embargo request.

While risk low, Coronavirus safety recommendations made

    REGIONAL -- In December 2019, a novel or new coronavirus was first identified in Wuhan, China.    As of January 28, there have been more than 6,000 confirmed cases reported globally, including five cases in the United States.

HMU releases 2019 salaries

    HARLAN -- Harlan Municipal Utilities has released the wages paid to its 33 employees during the 2018-2019 fiscal year.

Despite proposed increase, assessor budget lowest in Iowa

    COUNTY – The Shelby County Conference Board will meet Monday, Feb. 10 at 4 p.m.

Weddings - Jessica and James Klein

    PANAMA -- Jessica Feldman of Panama and James Klein of Harlan exchanged marriage vows on August 3, 2019 at St. Mary’s of the Assumption Catholic Church in Panama. The 2:30 p.m. double ring ceremony was performed by Father David Smith.    Parents of the couple are Mike and Lisa Feldman, Panama; and Joe and Jane Klein, Harlan.  

Bombers hand HCHS girls 58-20 road loss

 HUXLEY (Jan.

Ballard stays hot, defeats HCHS 78-54

 HUXLEY (Jan. 21) -- The Harlan Community boys became the latest victim of a red-hot Ballard team Tuesday night, allowing a season high for points in a 78-54 loss to the 10th-ranked (3A) Bombers. Ballard, which started the season 2-3, has now won six of its last seven games to improve to 8-4 overall. The Bombers won at top-ranked Carroll by 26 points (68-42) last Tuesday, followed by a 62-60 win at No.

Cyclone girls break through at St. Albert, 49-35

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (Jan. 20) -- As the final seconds ticked away on Harlan Community’s 49-35 win over the St.

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