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BRUSHY PRAIRIE — The International Thespian Festival may have had to go virtual like so many other gatherings this year, but that doesn’t mean the educational experiences will stop.
ANGOLA — After missing two meetings in a row, the Steuben County Council will be back at it in June when it meets on the 9th.
ALBION — Despite concerns that coronavirus restrictions and sudden job losses in Noble County would perhaps keep people from paying their spring property taxes, the Noble County Treasurer reported that the county came through “OK.”
LIGONIER — In Ligonier, reopening after the COVID-19 shutdown means tying up odds and ends.
LIGONIER — After the West Noble school board approved tentative dates and a location two weeks ago for this year’s graduation ceremony, those plans are looking a bit more clear.
INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers got a taste of summer over Memorial Day weekend, but state officials are warning that people shouldn’t get complacent and forget about taking safety precautions.
ALBION — The Noble County Health Department has confirmed that a third nursing home in the county has had a positive case of COVID-19 inside its facility.
KENDALLVILLE — Michelle Harlan, RN, birth planner and lactation consultant at Parkview Noble Hospital, received the Honorable Michael J. Kramer Child Protection Award from the Noble County Child Protection Team on Friday, May 15.
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Four candidates are seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress in Tuesday’s primary election.
BRUSHY PRAIRIE — The International Thespian Festival may have had to go virtual like so many other gatherings this year, but that doesn’t mean the educational experiences will stop.
ANGOLA — Four people are running for the three Republican Party nominations to serve as at-large members of the Steuben County Council.
BUTLER — The Community Foundation of DeKalb County has awarded scholarships to five Eastside High School students through the generosity of donors who believe in continuing education after high school, the foundation said.
KENDALLVILLE — The library may still be closed to the public, but limited access into the building is now available for those needing a meeting room space.
I like to grow flowers for the display of color they add to my landscape, and I also like to grow them to cut, arrange in bouquets and bring into my house. So therein lies my dilemma – I want cutting flowers but I do not want to take any away from my landscape. The solution – create a cuttin…
AUBURN — The Friends Table mission of the Auburn Presbyterian Church will resume serving lunches on Mondays, beginning June 1, from 11 a.m. to noon or until the food is gone. Lunches will be served by curbside pickup. In addition to lunches, food items will be provided that can be used later…
SPENCERVILLE — The Spencerville Covered Bridge Restoration Group will host a High's chicken barbecue and garage sale on Saturday, June 13, at the Spencerville Community Club, 5629 C.R. 68.
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AUBURN — Downtown Auburn’s third mural, “Impressionism Tunnel” is finished and ready for all to view and enjoy.
ANGOLA — The Metropolitan School District of Steuben County Board of School Trustees changed the way administrators are paid, which has created a continuing imbalance.
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AUBURN — In his weekly blog, Auburn Mayor Mike Ley asks residents’ opinions on sidewalks.
ANGOLA — After missing two meetings in a row, the Steuben County Council will be back at it in June when it meets on the 9th.
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