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WHITLEY COUNTY — Northeastern Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (NREMC) recently announced the commission of a 108MWh utility-scale battery storage system, the largest on record for Indiana or surrounding states according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance data. Once fully deployed, the sys…
AUBURN — Becoming a judge in January 1989 was not an easy decision for Kevin Wallace.
Next-generation farmers and business partners are encouraged to join Purdue Extension for an eight-session interactive series “Grow Your Farm Operation.” The series will be delivered virtually via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6:30-9 p.m. beginning Jan. 12 and ending March 2.
Next-generation farmers and business partners are encouraged to join Purdue Extension for an eight-session interactive series “Grow Your Farm Operation.” The series will be delivered virtually via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6:30-9 p.m. beginning Jan. 12 and ending March 2.
COLUMBIA CITY — From the lawns to the rooftops, homes across Columbia City were sparkling this Christmas season — making the task of selecting winners of the annual Columbia City Community Christmas Decorating Contest a little more complicated.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Are you a farmer, but eager to enhance and improve your management practices? Are you interested in starting a farm, but unsure of how to get started or where you can find help? Purdue Extension’s online Beginning Farmer Workshop may be the answer for you. During the series,…
WHITLEY COUNTY — Are you a farmer, but eager to enhance and improve your management practices? Are you interested in starting a farm, but unsure of how to get started or where you can find help? Purdue Extension’s online Beginning Farmer Workshop may be the answer for you. During the series,…
WHITLEY COUNTY — Whitley County residents continue to embrace the long held tradition of giving back to their community. Thanks to this long-held spirit of generosity, the Community Foundation of Whitley County was able to award more than $200,000 in grants this December.
GARRETT — Garrett High School senior Ryan DePew has been selected as a Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Student of the Year candidate and will conduct a seven-week campaign, beginning in January, to raise money for LLS.
It all began with a drawing by Alec Johnson.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Woven into the fabric of Whitley County are threads of goodness, selflessness and sacrifice. Since 1994, the Community Foundation’s Annual Heart of Gold Awards has sought to honor the individuals who make our community great through various acts of kindness.
KENDALLVILLE — Northeastern Center is one of 20 agencies selected to participate in the Recovery Works expansion program.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City Eagles had a new opponent on the schedule on Friday night and it was a formidable one in the form of John Glenn High School.
COLUMBIA CITY — Beamers Sports Grill has closed its doors. The bar on the Allen County side of the Whitley County Line, just south of U.S. 30, opened in 2006.
Some area churches are celebrating Christmas virtually, offering livestreamed services, and others are gathering in person while following COVID-19 health and safety practices.
Huntertown is already home to the 10th largest pinball arcade in the world, but Mike Burgess, owner of the Wizard’s World Arcade at 14613 Lima Road, is making moves to climb up the rankings.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Elizabeth Miller, a senior at Columbia City High School, has been named the recipient of the Community Foundation of Whitley County’s 2021 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship. In addition to the four-year scholarship to an Indiana college of her choice, she will also recei…
ALBION — Maybe it’s because she has always preferred to be a behind the scenes influence.
The History Center in Fort Wayne has extended the 35th annual Festival of Gingerbread through Wednesday, Dec. 23.
Although the 36th annual Festival of Trees ended Sunday, Dec. 6, the Embassy Theatre is ensuring that youngsters have more opportunities to see Santa.
FORT WAYNE — Indiana has given its first shots to protect health care workers from COVID-19.
Even a pandemic couldn’t stop this year’s Coat for Kids campaign. If anything, it increased the need.
Pfizer, Moderna and other drug companies have spent months creating COVID-19 vaccines. Meanwhile, many small businesses, including restaurants, struggle to make ends meet amid restrictions and fewer diners.
Congressman Jim Banks, R-3rd, announced Dec. 1 that he is accepting applicants for the spring and summer internship programs in his Fort Wayne office, 1300 S. Harrison St.
FORT WAYNE —The Fort Wayne Christmas tradition Fantasy of Lights is adding a new element this year for even more holiday spirit.
Fresh-cut Christmas trees sold briskly Thanksgiving weekend, and area tree lot operators said selection would be limited after the Dec. 5-6 weekend.
WHITLEY COUNTY — A longtime program that helps families in need during the holidays is in need of help itself this year.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Though it may have gone unrecognized by some, it was a historical moment in Whitley County on Saturday as the county’s first two Black varsity basketball coaches faced off in a game at Whitko.
FORT WAYNE — Union 12, a reception hall in Whitley County, will likely soon have a counterpart in northern Allen County.
CHURUBUSCO — From a small shop in a Churubusco man’s garage to an international company, C&A Tool has only seen growth over that past five decades.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Community Foundation of Whitley County Inc. has received a Community Leadership Grant of $100,000 as part of the seventh phase of Lilly Endowment Inc.’s Giving Indiana Funds for Tomorrow (GIFT VII) initiative. With the grant, the Community Foundation will support Mission …
COLUMBIA CITY — The Community Foundation of Whitley County Inc. has received a Community Leadership Grant of $100,000 as part of the seventh phase of Lilly Endowment Inc.’s Giving Indiana Funds for Tomorrow (GIFT VII) initiative. With the grant, the Community Foundation will support Mission …
FORT WAYNE — Dozens of owners and employees of the region’s manufacturers gathered Oct. 27 for KPC Media and Regional Chamber of Northeast Indiana’s inaugural Northeast Indiana Manufacturing Awards.
COLUMBIA CITY — The black walnuts that rain down on lawns and fence rows each fall don’t have to be left for the squirrels to replant.
COLUMBIA CITY — Artwork honoring nurses was installed at all Parkview hospitals earlier this month, culminating a weeklong celebration of the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife.
ALBION — Sponsored by Albion’s S.T.A.R. Team, Scare on the Square will take place around Courthouse Square on Friday, Oct. 30.
FORT WAYNE — PBS Fort Wayne this month announced seven winners in the Age of Nature Photo Contest, held locally online this year. Jenna Driver, of Huntertown, and Andrea Baldwin, of South Whitley, were two of the individuals whose photos were selected by popular vote on the organization’s Fa…
WHITLEY COUNTY — A Whitley County judge was one of only four National Guardsmen in the entire country to nab a spot in a Guard training program aimed at teaching him the ropes of being a military judge.
It’s taken almost three years — and plenty of work within that time — for the Wilson family to open their second funeral home. However, Sheets and Childs Funeral Home expects to finally begin offering services in Huntertown this month.
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.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Chamber of Commerce and Visitor’s Center will host its fourth annual Lil’ Pumpkins on Parade Trick or Treating event in downtown Columbia City on Oct. 30.
COLUMBIA CITY — While the year 2020 has been unusual for everyone, the impact and outcomes have varied from person to person.
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