This Sunday (Nov. 12th), Fred Hubbell, Democratic candidate for governor of Iowa, will begin a four-day statewide mental health tour. One of his stops takes him to Harlan, he will be joined by rural mental health expert Dr. Michael Rosmann, former President of the National Sheriffs Association and current Story County Sheriff Paul Fitzgerald, along with local community mental health stakeholders. His “Harlan Rural Mental Health Roundtable Discussion” take place at the Milk & Honey Restaurant, (1101 7th St.), beginning at 3-p.m., Sunday.

Hubble is a lifelong progressive and fifth-generation Iowan, holds vast experience in both the public and private sector, who successfully ran several large companies like Younkers Department Chain and Equitable of Iowa. His 10-stop trip across the state includes discussions in both Sioux City and Harlan, on Sunday.

Along the way, he will be joined by county sheriffs, mental health professionals, and community leaders to hear about Iowa’s mental health crisis and discuss solutions to restore care and support to the mental health community. At each stop, Hubble will discuss his vision to revitalize Iowa’s mental health care.

More information about him and his campaign, can be found at FredHubbell.com.