Harlan Cntr Licensed for Alcohol

WEKU

Published June 22, 2011 at 10:38 AM EDT

The Harlan Tourist & Convention Commission on Tuesday approved new guidelines and rental contracts for catered events at the Harlan Center. Earlier this month, the Harlan Center became the first establishment licensed to serve alcohol by the drink in the city.

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