CROMWELL — Cromwell will update its asset management plan as a small step on the path to applying for a Community Crossing grant for its aging infrastructure.
LIGONIER — Sports author Ric Schaekel’s book cover labels the story within as a “love story” but it’s not likely to inspire a Hallmark Channel movie.
LIGONIER — COVID-19 is a sneaky illness, stalking symptomless in some patients and laying others low with every symptom in its arsenal.
LIGONIER — The city won’t reimburse a resident who racked up big bills after first trying to fix a sewer issue himself before having to call in a contractor for a job that was more complicated than the average busted pipe.
LIGONIER — The first phase of the new Park Meadow subdivision is just about full.
LIGONIER — Two-term member Joe Hutsell will lead the West Noble school board for 2021, chosen as president by his fellow board members at Monday night’s reorganization meeting.
CROMWELL — The Noble County Public Library’s west branch in Cromwell has several activities scheduled in January.
LIGONIER — As far as the official numbers go, West Noble School Corp. made it through the first half of the 2020-21 with relatively few cases of COVID-19.
Workers were busy Wednesday on the construction site of the new Ligonier Fire Station. The new station is next to Pettit Park in downtown Ligonier.
These children were born recently in New Eden Care Center:
LIGONIER — Ligonier’s Board of Public Works and Safety and Parks Authority has approved pay increases for two city employees in as many weeks, while promising to conduct a review of wages for other municipal employees early next year.
LIGONIER — A proposal to turn what used to be Ligonier’s last remaining brick alleyway into a centerpiece of the city’s Strawberry Valley Cultural Trail is gathering momentum among city officials.
LIGONIER — With anticipated pandemic closures looming, books are going to be great company this winter (and beyond). Ligonier Public Library has a solution for book lovers — an online book club!
LIGONIER — The Team Schlem 5K Race recently honored the late West Noble teacher and coach, Charles Schlemmer.
WOLF LAKE — Gardeners and plant enthusiasts in the Michiana region once again have an event to look forward to this winter. Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College is hosting the third annual Michiana Regional Seed Swap virtually the week of Jan. 11, 2021.
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