LAKE JAMES — The Young Professional’s Network of Steuben County will be hosting the annual Corporate Toboggan Speed Challenge on Thursday at P…
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INDIANAPOLIS — Vaccine efforts have picked up this fall, but most of the shot being given are boosters to people who already had shots six months ago or longer, while first-time vaccinations continue to run at low levels.
INDIANAPOLIS — COVID-19 activity is still increasing, which means statewide virus spread ratings are continuing to worsen.
INDIANAPOLIS — Flu activity is still rated “minimal,” the state’s lowest rating, this week, but once again rates of the illness being picked up at monitoring sites has ticked up.
INDIANAPOLIS — After an October full of improvement, November turned out to be another turning point in the struggle against COVID-19, with virus activity once again increasing.
INDIANAPOLIS — The four-county area recorded another eight deaths from COVID-19 as virus activity continues to rise both locally and across the entire state.
INDIANAPOLIS — In a shortened holiday week, local vaccine numbers posted good numbers as child vaccine efforts continue across the state.
KENDALLVILLE — The second shot clinic offering both flu shots and COVID-19 vaccines will take place at the Community Learning Center next weekend.
INDIANAPOLIS — Northeast Indiana is racked with red again.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Vaccine efforts have picked up this fall, but most of the shot being given are boosters to people who already had shots six months ago or longer, while first-time vaccinations continue to run at low levels.
ANGOLA — If you’ve ever been to the Steuben County Farmers Market, you’ve likely seen the black and white logo of The Rooted Vegan, a food brand with vegan selections made by Craig and Kristi Collins.
LAGRANGE — Volunteers with a local not-for-profit organization working to build a new trail that would stretch across southern LaGrange County say they’re busy finalizing the details of their work to acquire the land needed to build that trail.
LAGRANGE — Standing just inside “The Garage,” a LaGrange community center, Jamelle Godlewski sees a room filled with possibilities.
AUBURN — Students from DeKalb High School’s New Tech media lit class resurrected some of DeKalb County’s most influential citizens Friday in an interactive dramatic performance, “Cedar Creek Anthology.”
The Noble County Republican Party had a float in this year’s Parade of Lights during Friday’s Christmas in the Village in Albion. County GOP chairwoman Shelly Williams is front and center, offering Christmas greetings.
FORT WAYNE — Two male juveniles are in custody after a Friday morning pursuit in a stolen vehicle reached speeds in excess of 100 mph and ended in a crash in Allen County, the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department said.
AVILLA — St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church, 228 N. Main St., will open its doors to the church, adjacent parsonage and school the next two Saturdays, Dec. 4 and 11, for its first-ever Historical Christmas Walk & Dinner.
AUBURN — A Republican caucus has been set for Saturday, Dec. 18 after the announcement of Jan Bauman’s resignation from her position as DeKalb County Auditor earlier this week.
AUBURN — The DeKalb County Health Department has confirmed 304 new cases of COVID-19 in DeKalb County residents.
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ALBION — It took three doses of an anti-overdose medication, but Kendallville police were able to bring around a Sturgis, Michigan, man, who was subsequently arrested last weekend.
ALBION — Ligonier police arrested two Fort Wayne men on gun charges following a traffic stop.
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FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne Ballet, Indiana’s longest-standing professional ballet company, has officially announced its 65th Spring Season and opened sales for single tickets.
FORT WAYNE — The Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory opened a special depiction of the Alps with its Alpine Holiday theme through on Nov. 20 and will continue to offer the unique experience through Jan. 2.
A lot is going on at The Apple Tree Center, on the corner of Riley and Mitchell streets in Kendallville. The old blessing box will be turned into a blessing box of adventure and fun, stocked with books, crafts, games, etc. for all ages. The much larger new blessing box, donated by Loren and …
Last Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent. Churches are often at their stunningly beautiful best during Advent, with the reds, greens, golds and silvers dressing up their sanctuaries and exteriors.
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