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CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco’s American Legion Post 157 is planning a grand re-opening event at the Legion on July 18, 3-10 p.m., 115 S. Main St.
ALBION — Hikes through the woods, new friendships, blue skies overhead, cannonball splashes in the lake and capture the flag games are just a few of the sights and sounds of summer camp being anticipated at Camp Lutherhaven this summer.
COLUMBIA CITY — Coordinators of the Whitley County 4-H Fair have created a COVID-19 action plan ahead of this year’s fair.
FORT WAYNE — A partnership between local artists is offering would-be festival goers a virtual music experience in lieu of Middle Waves, a Fort Wayne music festival that was postponed until 2021 this summer.
FORT WAYNE — Steel Dynamics, Inc. is about to show how a customized apprentice program at a forward-thinking community college can help production employers address key talent issues.
ALBION — Noble REMC stands by the community through good times and bad, and Noble REMC’s Operation Round Up grant program is one of the ways the electric cooperative continues to give back.
COLUMBIA CITY — A quaint, old church in Whitley County is finding new life as a vintage marketplace that attracts shoppers from all over the tristate region.
FORT WAYNE — Two northeast Indiana leaders joined the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center in its program to support women-owned businesses as they adapt to a post-COVID-19 pandemic economy.
FORT WAYNE — The Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo opened exclusively for members beginning Sunday, June 14.
FORT WAYNE — Science Central reopened to the public on Wednesday, June 17.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Tural Urey Grischke, a South Whitley High School graduate, spoke on her experience with the Spanish Flu, which she contracted as a child.
COLUMBIA CITY — When A.K. Strouse was inducted into the service in September 1918, the experience wasn’t what he expected.
FORT WAYNE — The Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department announced Friday that most Foellinger Theatre performances are being postponed until 2021.
WHITLEY COUNTY — “You are hereby ordered to close all schools, churches and places of public amusement and forbid public meetings in the county until further notice.”
CHURUBUSCO — After being postponed from its original date in March, organizers pulled the plug on the annual Churubusco Rotary Auction due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
COLUMBIA CITY — More than 300 people gathered on the Whitley County Courthouse lawn last week for a peaceful vigil for George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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CHURUBUSCO — The Churubusco Rotary Club is expanding its annual scholarships, offering it to adults, such as those returning to college.
INDIANAPOLIS — Thursday, the Indiana State Fair Commission and the Indiana State Fair Board announced there will be no Indiana State Fair in 2020, but there will be a modified State Fair 4-H Livestock Show with additional activities that will be held on the state fairgrounds in August.
After a brief storm dumped a large amount of rain in the area on Memorial Day evening, many residents enjoyed a colorful sunset Monday in Whitley County, including this photo of the Whitley County Courthouse in downtown Columbia City.
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.
KENDALLVILLE — Coronavirus strikes again, bringing an end to one of the largest summer attractions in Noble County.
NEW HAVEN — At a special session of the New Haven Adams Township Parks & Recreation board Monday, the decision was made to not open Jury Pool for the summer of 2020. The decision was based on the fact that it would be virtually impossible to maintain the significant restrictions on opera…
Many festival boards in the region remain hopeful their annual festivities will happen without a hitch this summer, while even some that were planning events after the final phase of Governor Eric Holcomb’s Indiana reopening plan have opted to cancel and focus their efforts on next year.
LIGONIER — Tom Schermerhorn doesn’t remember a lot from being hospitalized with COVID-19.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Community Foundation grant recently went out to Passages to bolster its employee assistance program. The program helps employees through tough times with many types of programs and support. The current health situation has called on Passages employees to go above and beyond…
Indiana’s residential real estate industry has had time to test best health safety practices during the last several weeks because it was an essential services provider that remained open during Indiana’s stay-at-home order.
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