Whether you enjoy growing, carving or eating pumpkins, they are some of the most popular vegetables grown and enjoyed by Indiana residents. An…
INDIANAPOLIS — “People should feel like the trend is moving in the wrong direction.”
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COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City Police Department was awarded a $5,000 grant from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute to conduct several high-visibility enforcement campaigns designed to prevent traffic injuries and fatalities.
INDIANAPOLIS — In the second week of seasonal flu tracking, the Indiana State Department of Health still is reporting minimal activity.
FORT WAYNE — With colder weather moving people inside and the holidays coming up, Allen County Health Commissioner Dr. Matthew Sutter said COVID-19 rates could get worse. “This virus is actively spreading,” he said.
WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
ANGOLA — The state’s top deer expert gives northeastern Indiana an “A+” when it comes to deer hunting.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Charles “Chuck” Zumbrun of Churubusco was elected as Whitley County Surveyor at a caucus held Oct. 11 by Whitley County Democrats.
ALBION — In total, Noble County’s new annex will cost about $14.5 million.
COVID-19 does not affect all people equally.
FORT WAYNE — With colder weather moving people inside and the holidays coming up, Allen County Health Commissioner Dr. Matthew Sutter said COVID-19 rates could get worse. “This virus is actively spreading,” he said.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Charles “Chuck” Zumbrun of Churubusco was elected as Whitley County Surveyor at a caucus held Oct. 11 by Whitley County Democrats.
ALBION — In total, Noble County’s new annex will cost about $14.5 million.
COVID-19 does not affect all people equally.
HUNTINGTON — Four area runners extended their season one more week and advanced to the IHSAA State Finals next Saturday in Terre Haute.
BOURBON — All the pieces started coming together for Churubusco as the Eagles found a way to work against a tough Triton defense and hang onto the ball in slippery, cold conditions.
We’ve made it through nine weeks of regular season high school football here in Indiana. Now, it gets serious. Win or put the pads away until next year.
CHURUBUSCO — Fairfield concluded its dominating regular season play with a 24-6 victory over Churubusco on Friday, improving to 8-0 and finishing with an undefeated record against Northeast Corner Conference opponents.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City Police Department was awarded a $5,000 grant from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute to conduct several high-visibility enforcement campaigns designed to prevent traffic injuries and fatalities.
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:
WHITELY COUNTY — Last week, detectives with the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, ICACTF, arrested a Whitley County man on alleged charges of possession of child pornography.
Whether you enjoy growing, carving or eating pumpkins, they are some of the most popular vegetables grown and enjoyed by Indiana residents. And, it seems that each fall we are inundated with pumpkin flavored everything. Depending on your own tastes, maybe that’s a good thing, or a bad thing.
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Robocalls are a familiar nuisance for Americans. Consumer Reports found that in 2019, 70% of Americans did not answer the phone if they didn’t recognize the caller ID and 62% let most calls go to voicemail.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Region of the American Red Cross has named Olivia Lusher as executive director for the Northeast Indiana Chapter, effective Aug. 31.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County 4-H program will be hosting an Open House night on Tuesday, Oct. 20, from 6-7:30 p.m.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s Department of Child Services celebrated the importance of kinship care this September in recognition of National Kinship Care Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and connecting kinship families to resources.
FORT WAYNE – The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has awarded Parkview Health a $772,000 grant for the creation of a regional suicide prevention program.
C&A Tool in Churubusco donated 1,000 protective masks to Parkview Whitley Hospital this spring at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic in the United States. Pictured from left are Vice President John Halverson, Parkview Regional Medical Operations Manager Chelsie Hardman, Health/Safety …
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Amid more publicized contests for the Indiana governor’s office and the General Assembly, the state’s third branch of government — the judiciary — also will have a presence on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco High School played host to a candidate forum for the district’s three open board seats, which will be decided in November’s General Election.
“It’s great to be back home again,” Vice President Mike Pence told a crowd of supporters at a hangar at Fort Wayne International Airport on Oct. 22.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Whitley County voters who would like to cast their ballots early can do so at the Whitley County Election Office through the day before election day.
INDIANAPOLIS — In the second week of seasonal flu tracking, the Indiana State Department of Health still is reporting minimal activity.
ANGOLA — The state’s top deer expert gives northeastern Indiana an “A+” when it comes to deer hunting.
FORT WAYNE —Vice President Mike Pence will visit Fort Wayne on Oct. 22 as he swings through his home state while on the presidential campaign trail ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
For six months from March to September this year, Hoosiers lived under the restrictions of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s executive orders to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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