KENDALLVILLE — About a year after Kendallville Economic Improvement District members voted — or in more cases didn’t vote — to discontinue a v…
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AUBURN — The DeKalb County Election Board will hold a public hearing on a campaign finance violation complaint filed by DeKalb County Democratic Party Chairman Charles Odier.
HAMILTON — Hamilton Community Schools will hold an informational meeting for parents of children with special needs who reside within the Hamilton Community Schools attendance area and are home schooled or attend a nonpublic school.
AUBURN — The United Way of DeKalb County has begun its annual campaign to raise money to benefit DeKalb County. This year’s theme is “United by Mission, Driven by Impact.”
Marylou and Tom Chronister, at right, of Rome City with their grandchildren, Grant, left, and Owen Ludwig, stopped during a bike ride at their engraved rock along the Fishing Line Trail between Kendallville and Rome City. The engraved rock acknowledges the family’s donation of $25,000 to Nob…
CROMWELL — The Cromwell Days festival committee is seeking participants in several contests and the Grand Parade for the Sept. 27-29 fall-themed event. All proceeds from the contests and parade will be used for future Cromwell Days events.
ANGOLA — Music, drink and good food will greet guests at the 14th annual Rise to the Occasion.
Fremont Elementary students Conlon Smith, Mikey Lininger, Ravi Woods, Chasity Moreno, Nila Brace, Dixie Brandeberry, Psi Iota Xi member Merry Mattia, student Eva Kelly and mural artist Lisa Eisinger stand in a hallway at the school, showing off the mural that demonstrates the pillars of char…
ANGOLA — It took some 35 days, but the Steuben Community Center elevator is finally working again.
ANGOLA — Elementary students from Steuben and LaGrange counties got to spend some time Thursday at Trine University for Walk into my Future.
GARRETT — Members of the John Houlton Chapter, NSDAR met Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Garrett Public Library.
AVILLA — To park, or not to park.
KENDALLVILLE — For the most part, children in northeastern Indiana are using illegal drugs and alcohol at lower rates than their peers, but vaping remains a concern, according to Noble County Sheriff Max Weber.
KENDALLVILLE — Noble Trails expects to complete the Fishing Line Trail from Kendallville to Rome City by the end of the year, but board president Dr. Terry Gaff says the organization is already looking ahead.
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BRUSHY PRAIRIE — Nominations are now being accepted for the Mighty Oak Award.
ANGOLA — In a different era, dredging reshaped Steuben and Noble counties, having lasting impact on agriculture and the value of our lakes.
FLINT — Flint United Methodist Church is spending September in celebration.
The role of the rural, community hospital has changed significantly over the past decades. These days, rural hospitals routinely provide services which were once only available in more urban health care settings. Total joint replacements, minimally invasive surgeries like gall bladder remova…
From a dazzling double rainbow in rural Sweden to shimmering chandeliers in St. Petersburg, Russia, brilliance describes colors and scenes Terry and I encountered during our time in the Baltic region this past July.
KENDALLVILLE — Twenty-four Kendallville Lions Club members attended the first meeting of the 2019-2020 year at the Lions Club pavilion earlier this month at Bixler Lake Park.
“I am the good shepherd.” John 10:11, 14
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