COLUMBIA CITY — There was plenty of discussion Monday evening but the idea seemed to be shared by all — the teaching of Critical Race Theory is “not appropriate” for K-12 education.
INDIANAPOLIS — A 20th person has died of COVID-19 in Noble County.
KENDALLVILLE — After a pandemic-affected 2020 which saw 4-H activities continue in a modified fashion but without all of the other usual county fair trappings, this year’s week long festivities should look a lot more normal to attendees.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City High School’s first graduation ceremony in the new building was both emotional and historic as members of the community celebrated the Class of 2021 last week.
COLUMBIA CITY — A plea for change. This was the main message behind the community members who spoke out during the Whitley County Consolidated School Board of Trustees meeting last week.
COLUMBIA CITY — An explosion at a warehouse that could be felt by residents all over Columbia City killed one person and injured two others Saturday morning, the Indiana State Police report.
INDIANAPOLIS — Vaccine demand both locally and across the state continued to fade this week, but numbers may see a boost next week as adolescents 12-15 years old can start receiving vaccines.
In a COVID-19 twist where Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has been the subject of lawsuits related to his restrictions on businesses, the governor is suing the General Assembly for limiting those powers.
It’s been a great last couple of seasons for the Columbia City High School softball team.
The following is a list of Whitley County residents who were 30 years of age and lived in Whitley County for at least 30 years at the time of their death. The list is compiled from June 2021 through June 2022.
CHURUBUSCO — Daniel Hile, superintendent of Smith-Green Community Schools (SGCS) in Churubusco, was been chosen to fill the position of superintendent at Noblesville Schools, assuming that new role July 1. Hile will replace Beth Niedermeyer who is retiring at the end of this month.
A few years ago, I ran a series of articles on understanding agriculture, designed for anyone in the general public who had an interest in understanding more about various agricultural crops and livestock. After receiving a few requests to revisit that project, I’m updating and redelivering …
A few years ago, I ran a series of articles on understanding agriculture, designed for anyone in the general public who had an interest in understanding more about various agricultural crops and livestock. After receiving a few requests to revisit that project, I’m updating and redelivering …
CHURUBUSCO — Hosted by the Leatherneck Coffee Club of Northern Indiana, a Warrior Appreciation Day and Vietnam Commemoration event is slated for June 25 in the Churubusco Town Park from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Indiana Michigan Power crews are working across northeast Indiana and southwest Michigan this morning to restore power to nearly 40,000 customers who lost service as a result of the powerful storm that carried winds up to 98 mph overnight.
A select few prep athletes get to play at the college level.
LAOTTO — A two vehicle personal injury crash on S.R. 3 sent one person to the hospital Saturday morning.
WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 is making a comeback in Indiana, which is being demonstrated most clearly by sharper rising hospitalizations occurring over the last week.
COLUMBIA CITY — Residents of Columbia City will see some changes to the trash pick-up schedule which will begin Aug. 2 this year.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Council considered several items at its latest meeting, including those from the sheriff’s department and the county commissioners.
COLUMBIA CITY — At the latest meeting of the Whitley County Commissioners, it was approved to write a letter of support as the Regional Sewer District looks to apply for grant monies on various projects.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City girls basketball team has big aspirations this season will try to achieve their goals with a good mix of seniors and underclassmen.
CHURUBUSCO — The first season under head coach David Goodwell didn’t go as planned for the Churubusco girls.
It was the Homecoming game for New Haven Friday night and saw them competing against the Columbia City Eagles. To CCHS' dismay, the Bulldogs kept the win with an overwhelming lead, scoring 21 points to zero. New Haven got on the scoreboard near the nine minute mark of the first quarter. They…
It was a perfect night for football Friday night when the Columbia City Eagles traveled to take on the Huntington North Vikings. The Eagles took an impressive lead in the end, scoring 41 to Huntington North's 21. Columbia City was the first to score in the first quarter, but Huntington Nort…
COLUMBIA CITY — There was plenty of discussion Monday evening but the idea seemed to be shared by all — the teaching of Critical Race Theory is “not appropriate” for K-12 education.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County Consolidated Schools and Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne recently announced a new partnership at the Marshall Community Center, marking another success in the long-standing partnership between the two institutions.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City High School’s first graduation ceremony in the new building was both emotional and historic as members of the community celebrated the Class of 2021 last week.
COLUMBIA CITY — Staffing changes was one of the main topics voted on during the Whitley County Consolidated School Board of Trustees meeting in May.
KENDALLVILLE — The 4-H swine and goat shows have been missing something this year.
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CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco United Methodist Church has welcomed a new senior pastor, the Rev. John Huff, and his family to Churubusco.
KENDALLVILLE — Luke Wechter, with his three Round Robin Showmanship wins, is one of Remi Earnhart’s idols.
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