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Committee supporting ag, natural resources

COUNTY – Iowa State University Extension and Outreach – Shelby County has developed a committee to support the agriculture and natural resources programming for the county.    The committee consists of members of the ag community who have been asked to meet on a quarterly basis to discuss the community needs and to coordinate efforts.    Here is the fifth in a series profiling committee members.    For information on the committee and its work

Irwin’s Richards announces he’ll challenge King

    IRWIN – Irwin’s Bret Richards has announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives District #4 position currently held by Rep.

IKM-Manning girls hold off AHSTW

 AVOCA (Jan.

Wolves pull away late, top Vikings 52-34

 AVOCA (Jan.

Former Harlan teacher garners his 1944 Drake Relays medal, 74 years later

Williams, 93, was a former Harlan high school government teacher and coach in the 1960s-70s. Williams was also instrumental in the growth the Harlan Little League and Legion baseball programs. His late wife, Donna, who was the Shelby County Recorder from 1971 - 1986, was believed to be one of the first female county recorders in Iowa and her husband, Ted, was very involved in helping her campaign.
 

Patrick Stanton, 85

    EARLING -- Patrick E. Stanton, 85, Earling, died January 7 at the Little Flower Haven Nursing Home.    Services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 15 at 11 a.m. at the Little Flower Haven Chapel in Earling with burial in the St. Joseph’s Cemetery in Earling.    Stanton is survived by friends he made while at Little Flower Haven.

Phyllis Krohn, 80

    AVOCA -- Phyllis Jean Krohn, 80, Avoca, died January 9 at the Salem Lutheran Home in Elk Horn.    Services were held Monday, Jan. 14 at 10:30 a.m.

MURALS DISCOVERED DURING RENOVATION

    Elk Horn - The Norse Horse Tavern’s building has been under renovation and remodeling for several months. One unique discovery was a pair of murals under wallpaper that Arron Dixon, owner/manager, is guessing is from 1915-1920.

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