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HCS Board begins policies review

    HARLAN – The HCS Board of Education has begun the process this year of reviewing the district’s policies, and making changes as needed.    The first of the policies seeing discussion was the 100 series, dealing with everything from legal status of the school district, educational philosophy, grievance procedures and long-range needs assessment to anti-bullying/anti harassment and assistance animals, to name a few.

HCS offering retirement incentive

    HARLAN – The Harlan Community Schools Board of Education has signed off on an early retirement incentive plan that will provide $20,000 to the first eight regular, full-time certified employees who meet the eligibility requirements and let the district know of their retirement intentions by November 27.    The board voted 6-0 to endorse the plan, which is similar to early retirement incentive plans offered in past years.

HARVEST FEST A HUGE SUCCESS

A crisp morning greeted all who attended the Harvest Fest in Harlan Saturday, Oct. 26.

Grant Wood Colony Fellow to lead workshops

    HARLAN – Grant Wood Printmaking Fellow Tyanna Buie will lead two, free monotype printmaking workshops in Harlan Saturday, Nov.

DuVal- Mihelich

    DES MOINES -- Katie DuVal and Douglas Mihelich both of Ames were married on August 23, 2019 at Capitol Hill Lutheran Church in Des Moines. Rev. Minna Bothwell performed the 5 p.m. ceremony.    Parents of the couple are Dale and Julie DuVal, Logan; and Todd and Dana Mihelich, Forest Lake, MN.    Grandparents of the bride are DG and Peggy Rhoades, Crescent, IA; and the late Larry and Rose DuVal, who were Onawa residents.

HCHS looks to lock down playoff spot with Week 9 win

 HARLAN (Oct. 25) -- For the Harlan Community football team, the playoff picture remains partly cloudy going into Friday’s Week 9 home game and regular season finale vs. Winterset. Following last week’s 40-0 romp at Creston, HCHS moved up three spots to No.

HCHS finishes 0-4 at LC Volleyball Tournament

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (Oct. 19) -- The Harlan Community volleyball team finished 0-4 at the Lewis Central Tournament October 19 and closed the regular season with an 11-26 overall record. HCHS went 0-3 in pool play, losing to fifth-ranked (Class 5A) Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln and Glenwood by 2-0 scores and falling in three sets vs. top-ranked (1A) Sidney, 8-21, 21-17, 4-15. The Cyclones lost another three-setter vs.

HCHS cross country girls defend Hawkeye Ten title, boys nearly make it a Cyclone sweep

 CRESTON (Oct. 17) -- Ten all-conference medalists, two individual runners-up, one team champion and nearly another.

Cyclones shut out Panthers 40-0

 CRESTON (Oct.

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