ASHLEY — It had rained on Monday, dumping some 3-4 inches in the Angola area and parts of Steuben County to the south.
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ROME CITY — The Noble County Conventions and Visitors Bureau got a facelift.
ALBION — A LaGrange man has been charged with two felonies on Monday after allegedly hitting a West Noble High School coach with a truck, causing serious injury, while allegedly driving intoxicated at more than three times the legal limit.
ANGOLA — A Kendallville man was convicted Monday of 10 criminal counts in six pending cases in Steuben Circuit Court.
ANGOLA — Steuben County Commissioners approved funding new equipment for the county’s emergency siren warning system on Monday.
INDIANAPOLIS — Unemployment in the four-county area of northeast Indiana shot up in July, quite markedly in a couple counties.
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AUBURN — Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a drowning that occurred Sunday evening at approximately 7:34 p.m. in a private pond in the 6700 block of C.R. 29 near Auburn.
LIGONIER —Longtime West Noble high school teacher and former cross country and track coach Chuck Schlemmer was seriously injured early Friday afternoon when he was struck by a vehicle while he was riding his bicycle just outside of Ligonier.
LIGONIER — When school bus driver Lisa Shields talks about the kids who ride her bus at West Noble School Corp., it can bring her to tears.
Auburn, Garrett chosen as opportunity zone
AUBURN — DeKalb County’s new clerk is bringing a new look at how voters cast their ballots at election time, as the county considers changing over to using vote centers.
LIGONIER —Longtime West Noble high school teacher and cross country and track coach Chuck Schlemmer was seriously injured late Friday afternoon when he was struck by a vehicle while he was riding his bicycle just outside of Ligonier.
LaGrange County Commissioner Larry Miller, srruounded by fellow commissioners Dennis Kratz and Terry Martin, cut a red ribbon Friday afternoon, opening the new LaGrange County Justice building for an open house. Guests got to walk through both floors of the new building that was just recentl…
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Fall sports practices for area high schools begin in earnest on Monday.
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As students transition to a new experience entering the high school, West Noble is now offering some upperclassmen mentors to help freshman make the shift.
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As an elderly disabled Hoosier Vietnam war vet with combat PTSD and chronic pain, my treatment is legally restricted to addictive opiates and dangerous psychotropics like Prozac. Those are both dangerously addictive, harm my liver, burn my stomach and clog my bowels.
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ANGOLA — The following marriage licenses were approved last week by the Steuben County Clerk of Courts.
Olivia Joy Preston was born on July 22, 2019, at Cameron Memorial Community Hospital, Angola, weighing 6 pounds, 11 ounces to Victoria and Brian Preston, Angola. Grandparents include William and April Marker, Monroeville and Scott and Becky Preston, Angola. She joins a sister, Oaklynn, 1.
Angola Police K-9 Unit to host Dog Day in the Park
The Legion Riders of the Orland American Legion Post 423 sponsored a benefit to raise money for an organization that helps veterans that have fallen on hard times get back on their feet. This is the 13th year for the event. Pictured from left are Tim Tiedeman, Scott Barton, Scott Charters, D…
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