WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Mike Braun’s bid to discuss tweaking laws protecting police officers from frivolous lawsuits has died, according to Steuben County Sheriff R.J. Robinson.
INDIANAPOLIS — A 20th person has died of COVID-19 in Noble County.
CHURUBUSCO — After starting a modified sports activities this summer, the Churubusco Youth League announced last weekend that the seasons would be canceled due to COVID-19.
INDIANAPOLIS — Some day, enough people might be immune to COVID-19 to severely limit the opportunity for the virus to jump from person to person and spread in communities.
A festival dedicated to frontier life demonstrations that draws tens of thousands of visitors to Fort Wayne has been canceled because of COVID-19 concerns.
COLUMBIA CITY — While schools are working toward making plans for the start of the 2020 school year, many have taken time to reflect on the last two months of the past school year.
ANGOLA — Trine University has received a $3,400 grant from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium to support a senior design project that competes in the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge.
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said it is putting “holds” on, and investigating, many Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) claims that have been recently filed before clearing them for payment.
WHITLEY COUNTY — While the COVID-19 pandemic has stretched its menacing tentacles around most aspects of daily life in 2020, from restaurants to weddings, sports and social gatherings, one field is finding the coronavirus distress particularly daunting. Local non-profit groups are struggling…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Mike Braun’s bid to discuss tweaking laws protecting police officers from frivolous lawsuits has died, according to Steuben County Sheriff R.J. Robinson.
CHURUBUSCO — After starting a modified sports activities this summer, the Churubusco Youth League announced last weekend that the seasons would be canceled due to COVID-19.
INDIANAPOLIS — Some day, enough people might be immune to COVID-19 to severely limit the opportunity for the virus to jump from person to person and spread in communities.
COLUMBIA CITY — Persistence paid off for Rozlyn Bishop, who was named Miss Whitley County on her third and final attempt at the crown.
COLUMBIA CITY — While schools are working toward making plans for the start of the 2020 school year, many have taken time to reflect on the last two months of the past school year.
Spending so much time at home this spring while Indiana was under lockdown for the COVID-19 virus made me think about happiness a lot.
ALBION — The Noble County Extension Homemaker Scholarship Committee, chaired by Jo Atz, has announced the selection of four students to receive $500 scholarships.
ANGOLA — Trine University has received a $3,400 grant from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium to support a senior design project that competes in the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge.
July 3
WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
June 26
COLUMBIA CITY — A scholarship has been created in honor of a Whitley County Sheriff’s Department K-9 officer who was killed in the line of duty last year.
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said it is putting “holds” on, and investigating, many Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) claims that have been recently filed before clearing them for payment.
Indiana will be among a few states to offer the COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit, which will have results confirmed in less than 72 hours, according to the Cincinnati-based company.
FORT WAYNE — Just a week after asking County Council for nearly $3.6 million to recoup losses from canceled events, the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum asked the Allen County Board of Commissioners for an additional $151,000 to replace lights in its parking lot.
INDIANAPOLIS — Odds are you’ve been driving and picked up your cell phone to send a quick text or answer a call you’d been waiting on all day.
CHURUBUSCO — After starting a modified sports activities this summer, the Churubusco Youth League announced last weekend that the seasons would be canceled due to COVID-19.
Area high school athletes are allowed to return to school on Monday to prepare for the 2020 fall sports season. That means the football season is right around the corner.
FORT WAYNE — You can’t take anybody to the ballpark this season, and that means a loss of nearly three dozen full-time and over 500 part-time jobs locally alone.
COLUMBIA CITY — While schools are working toward making plans for the start of the 2020 school year, many have taken time to reflect on the last two months of the past school year.
ALBION — The Noble County Extension Homemaker Scholarship Committee, chaired by Jo Atz, has announced the selection of four students to receive $500 scholarships.
CHURUBUSCO—Students of Smith-Green Community Schools will return to the classroom this fall.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Whitko’s school board selected a new head coach for its boys basketball program — someone who has much experience with Whitley County basketball.
COLUMBIA CITY — Persistence paid off for Rozlyn Bishop, who was named Miss Whitley County on her third and final attempt at the crown.
COLUMBIA CITY — Janelle Smith hosted Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Eta Fine Arts Sorority and National Vice President Myrna Neff, Zeta, at her home for dinner and the June meeting.
A festival dedicated to frontier life demonstrations that draws tens of thousands of visitors to Fort Wayne has been canceled because of COVID-19 concerns.
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