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INDIANAPOLIS — New COVID-19 vaccinations in Indiana hit a new all-time low this past week, both locally and across the wider state.
INDIANAPOLIS — Statewide COVID-19 activity has continued a steady decline, falling slower than it shot up two months ago, but continuing to fall nonetheless.
INDIANAPOLIS — More than 1 million Hoosiers have now been diagnosed with COVID-19 at some time since March 2020.
INDIANAPOLIS — In the first week of statewide flu surveillance, infection rates started off low, as is typical for this part of fall, but the state has already recorded one death attributable to influenza.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana hit a new all-time low for weekly first-time vaccine distribution this week, with the four-county area nearly hitting its own record low.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana hit a new all-time low for weekly first-time vaccine distribution this week, with the four-county area nearly hitting its own record low.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana hit a new all-time low for weekly first-time vaccine distribution this week, with the four-county area nearly hitting its own record low.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's county ratings for COVID-19 spread improved again, although the local area once again had no change in its color codes this week.
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INDIANAPOLIS — New COVID-19 vaccinations in Indiana hit a new all-time low this past week, both locally and across the wider state.
Food insecurity is something 19.1% of Hoosier children are affected by, while others may not know its meaning.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana legislature has designated and Gov. Eric Holcomb has proclaimed 2021-2022 as Indiana’s Year of the Trails, recognizing that “connecting trail segments is a powerful tool for economic and community development that should be actively facilitated.”
Helping Hands Foster Closet recently received a donation of $765 from Kari’s Bowl Cozys and Kim’s Korner Music & More. Their donation came from proceeds of a sale and a dollar-for-dollar match over a three-month period. From the left are Kari Randinelli-Ackerman, Christine Simpson of Hel…
AUBURN — Six people were sentenced for criminal offenses by Judge Adam Squiller during hearings in DeKalb Superior Court I Tuesday and Wednesday.
ANGOLA — Poe Night returns, quoth the raven.
ANGOLA — The Humanities Institute at Trine University will host a virtual conversation with Greg Mendez, a sculptor whose works have been part of the Sculptures Angola initiative.
Nineteen people arrested by police from Monday to Friday
TOPEKA — As he drives his combine up and down a large field of popcorn, Russ Yoder has a lot on his mind.
ALBION — Noble County’s annual tax sale netted more than $387,000 in delinquent taxes, with all but 16 properties more than 18 months overdue being redeemed either by the owner paying it off or by being sold at the tax sale.
LAGRANGE — The Chamber of LaGrange County announced it has hired a new executive director.
LAGRANGE — A group of Lakeland High School seniors staged a two-vehicle mock accident Thursday afternoon hoping to get a message across to schoolmates to pay attention when they’re behind the wheel.
AUBURN — After weeks of recording over 100 new cases of COVID-19, the county has dropped below 100 new cases, a place it hasn’t been since the second week of August when 95 cases were reported.
INDIANAPOLIS — Having trouble streaming your favorite programs in rural DeKalb County?
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GAS CITY — Midwest sprint and midget fans, drivers and teams facing a winter of racing withdrawal have one last chance to enjoy their favorite sport today and Saturday as Gas City I-69 Speedway hosts the third annual “Fall Festival of Speed and Non-Wing Nationals” as its 2021 season finale.
NORTH MANCHESTER — As diversity in Indiana increases, Manchester University is doing its part to expand diversity and inclusion on the North Manchester campus.
FORT WAYNE — Tickets for “Somebody’s Daughter” by Ashley C. Ford, Purdue University Fort Wayne’s second presenter in the 2021–22 Omnibus Speaker Series, are now available.
Congregation Achduth Vesholom in Fort Wayne invites the community to hear author Mark Oppenheimer.
LAGRANGE — A free drive-up clinic offering both flu and COVID-19 vaccinations will be open tomorrow for residents of LaGrange and surrounding counties from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
FINDLAY, Ohio — Student groups at the University of Findlay have elected presidents for the 2021-2022 academic year. There are nearly 75 active clubs, organizations, national honor societies, and special interest groups at UF.
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