I stood in the yard early one morning recently, watching our dogs, waiting for them to relieve themselves. The sky was dark and I thought the …
I stood in the yard early one morning recently, watching our dogs, waiting for them to relieve themselves. The sky was dark and I thought the air felt like rain would start soon. I was watching the dogs and I was considering different subjects for my next newspaper article.
Seventh Grade Volleyball Cougars fall to Indian Springs
45 years ago, Dec. 8, 1976
ALBION — It’s wasn’t necessarily about whether or not the Albion Town Council wanted to help developer Keith Leatherman with infrastructure costs for his new housing development.
THEME: THE 1990s ACROSS
ALBION — The Albion Town Council held its first public hearing and approved on first reading its proposed 2022 budget during its regularly scheduled meeting Sept. 14.
Human behavior is so very interesting.
Hunger affects 811 million people around the world, but a group of Noble County residents has been working to do something about it. You are invited to join them in making a lasting difference.
New materials for checkout and new in-person programs are ready at your local branch of the Noble County Public Library.
ALBION — Donald Hugh Stangland, 87, of rural Albion, Indiana, died 1:38 p.m., on Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2021, at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne.
ALBION — Though many will miss the fall fun at Albion’s annual Harvest Fest, cancelled due to COVID-19 in 2020 and again in 2021 due to a lack of volunteers, the Albion S.T.A.R. Team is bringing some of the fun back to town this fall.
Boys Soccer
THEME: EMMY AWARDS
There are a million things each day clamoring for your attention and it can feel like you’ve failed if you did not get to everything on the to-do list.
ALBION — Drivers will have to navigate around a temporary closure and some one-way streets around the new Noble County government annex that’s under construction starting this week.
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