It’s early in the morning, the sun is up, but it’s low in the sky, just above the eastern horizon.
INDIANAPOLIS — The number of Hoosiers who have contracted COVID-19 is likely about 11 times higher than the number of known cases, estimated at about 186,000 people total.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County residents should still be cautious, but a local health officer says working toward herd immunity may be beneficial to the community in the long run.
CHURUBUSCO — A Churubusco man was killed May 16 in a motorcycle accident near the Whitley/Allen county line.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco senior Reese Wicker committed to Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska last Friday.
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration on Monday announced that the state will provide nearly $1 million to distribute the opioid reversal agent naloxone to ensure the medication reaches Hoosiers who are at-risk of overdose.
FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne city employees will have to wait until at least May 26 to find out if they qualify for hazard pay while working through the COVID-19 pandemic. City Council members voted unanimously May 12 to table a resolution that, if passed, could grant some city employees an addit…
FORT WAYNE — Indiana State Police Trooper Tyson M. Waldron of the Fort Wayne Post has been named 2019’s trooper of the year.
A brand-new signature business event has been announced this week by KPC Media Group, Inc., publisher of Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, to bring together the leaders in manufacturing in Northeast Indiana, and to recognize outstanding and historic companies in the sector.
KENDALLVILLE — Coronavirus strikes again, bringing an end to one of the largest summer attractions in Noble County.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County residents should still be cautious, but a local health officer says working toward herd immunity may be beneficial to the community in the long run.
FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne city employees will have to wait until at least May 26 to find out if they qualify for hazard pay while working through the COVID-19 pandemic. City Council members voted unanimously May 12 to table a resolution that, if passed, could grant some city employees an addit…
INDIANAPOLIS — The number of Hoosiers who have contracted COVID-19 is likely about 11 times higher than the number of known cases, estimated at about 186,000 people total.
CHURUBUSCO — In a teleconference last week with first responders, a regional official told U.S. Rep. Jim Banks, R-3rd, that some departments in his congressional district were short of personal protective equipment such as masks needed to deal with the coronavirus.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco senior Reese Wicker committed to Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska last Friday.
The University of Saint Francis announceD the start of its esports program and the hiring of alumnus Vaughn Gallagher as head coach.
CHURUBUSCO — After a disappointing end to his track career for Churubusco, Sam Wood had a bright spot this spring, as the senior recently signed with Indiana University as a track and field athlete for the Hoosiers.
CHURUBUSCO — A Churubusco man was killed May 16 in a motorcycle accident near the Whitley/Allen county line.
FORT WAYNE — Indiana State Police Trooper Tyson M. Waldron of the Fort Wayne Post has been named 2019’s trooper of the year.
WHITLEY COUNTY — The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Whitley County Jail:
CHURUBUSCO — Last month, local Churubusco company, C&A Tool Engineering, donated 360 N95 and 250 procedure masks to first responders in Whitley County, part of an initiative made by their parent company to support local emergency provider organizations.
It’s early in the morning, the sun is up, but it’s low in the sky, just above the eastern horizon.
Hoosiers will begin in-person voting next week, when early voting starts Tuesday and continues through Saturday.
One of the most arduous jobs in America these days is being a governor of one of 50 states. The Trump administration has essentially kicked the response to the coronavirus pandemic to the states, and so Gov. Eric Holcomb and his 49 cohorts have had to make unprecedented decisions that have i…
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29. May
Vendors and shoppers found plenty of elbow room for social distancing Saturday, when the farmer’s market that had been held indoors all winter moved into the open air circling the Fort Wayne TinCaps’ playing field.
FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo members will SOON enjoy three weeks of access to the zoo before the Sherman Boulevard attraction opens to the public July 4.
23. May
WHITLEY COUNTY — Whitley County Council At-Large candidates participated in the following Q&A leading up to the June 2 primary election. Candidates include James Argerbright, Thor Hodges, Adam Hurley, Frank Johnson, Chad Nix, Kelley Sheiss, Damien Stafford and Joan Western.
INDIANAPOLIS — When voters go to the polls on June 2, expect to see some new faces, maybe younger faces — although those faces may be covered with masks or other protective gear.
Tell us about yourself:
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Election Office is preparing for the primary election, which was pushed back from May to June due to the coronavirus pandemic.
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration on Monday announced that the state will provide nearly $1 million to distribute the opioid reversal agent naloxone to ensure the medication reaches Hoosiers who are at-risk of overdose.
A brand-new signature business event has been announced this week by KPC Media Group, Inc., publisher of Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, to bring together the leaders in manufacturing in Northeast Indiana, and to recognize outstanding and historic companies in the sector.
SHIPSHEWANA — While many area towns and cities are canceling their festival scheduled for the summer of 2020, Shipshewana is moving forward with a new festival in late July.
Whether extracurricular activities will be back to normal at Indiana schools this fall remains to be seen, but students expecting to study abroad in August are already seeing their plans come to a halt.
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