WATERLOO — Amy Buchs’ neighbors had talked with her about painting a quilt on their barn for quite a while, she said.
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WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
ANGOLA — Len Haidl was able to live out his dream of being a fighter pilot during more than a quarter-century in the U.S. Navy.
INDIANAPOLIS — After weeks of improvement throughout June, the COVID-19 situation started to change starting on the first day of July.
HAMILTON — Summer Fest will go on in Hamilton.
ANGOLA — Lou Ann Homan was delighted when she received rose seeds for Mother’s Day.
KENDALLVILLE — The new baby box is one of those things that city leaders hope will never need to be used.
Coming close to the latest wire, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Parkview Health have reached an agreement that will give Anthem members continued in-network access to all Parkview Health providers and facilities.
INDIANAPOLIS — After weeks of improvement throughout June, the COVID-19 situation started to change starting on the first day of July.
ALBION — In a turn of events, the Noble County Health Department now has to apply for a state grant to continue its free COVID-19 testing.
FORT WAYNE — Allen County health officials don’t expect the COVID crisis to get much better before it gets worse.
KENDALLVILLE — More than 100 residents and staff in nursing homes in five northeast Indiana counties contracted COVID-19, leading to at least 15 deaths in the region.
Only essential personnel will be allowed at Summit Athletic Conference dual sporting events through the month of August, Carroll High School Athletic Director Dan Ginder said in an email on behalf of SAC athletic directors Aug. 6.
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City’s and Churubusco’s girls golf teams opened their 2020 campaign, competing in the Homestead Invitational on Monday at Chestnut Hills Golf Club.
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.
July 24
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:
Happy birthday today to Sean Barcus; to Connie Teghtmeyer, Jeanine Childs, Lynn Gross, Harold Weaver, Zachary Fensler, and Paul, Von and Caleb Walker (three generations born on the same day) on the 8th; Dave Taylor, Craig Campbell, Kirsten Allman and Barbara Jones on the 9th; Mary Ann Hazen …
The following lawn, landscape and garden suggestions for the month of August are from “Summer Garden Calendar,” Purdue Extension publication HO-92, authored by B. Rosie Lerner. Timing horticultural events and practices can vary from year to year, depending on weather conditions. The followin…
We are less than 100 days before the November election and on Thursday President Trump suggested via Twitter that it be delayed.
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.
CHURUBUSCO — Sugar Grove Church will be hosting The Living Water Bluegrass Band on Sunday, July 12.
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.
COLUMBIA CITY — Local businesses and organizations are eager to get outside, network and visit with associates they haven’t seen in months — and they’ll be doing just that when they participate in the Whitley County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center’s 2020 Golf Outing.
COLUMBIA CITY — Junior Achievement of Whitley County invites the community to participate in its annual Car Show on Saturday, Aug. 1.
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WHITLEY COUNTY — Many voters in northeast Indiana, including Whitley County, voted in a different form this primary election.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Whitley County voters made one thing clear in Tuesday’s Primary Election — it’s time for a change in county leadership.
WASHINGTON — Northeast Indiana Rep. Jim Banks launched his bid May 28 to become the next chairman of the Republican Study Committee, the largest GOP caucus on Capitol Hill.
ANGOLA — With a crush of mail-in ballots cast this election, local clerks of court are going to be stepping up efforts to get all of the ballots counted in a timely manner on Tuesday.
WATERLOO — Amy Buchs’ neighbors had talked with her about painting a quilt on their barn for quite a while, she said.
ANGOLA — Len Haidl was able to live out his dream of being a fighter pilot during more than a quarter-century in the U.S. Navy.
HAMILTON — Summer Fest will go on in Hamilton.
ANGOLA — Lou Ann Homan was delighted when she received rose seeds for Mother’s Day.
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