Auburn, IN News

• Auburn, IN News
• Growing spring auction set to kick off Friday
• 18 graduate from The Howe School
• Traffic to Pokagon being restricted starting Wednesday
• Mattia puts away her chalk after 41 years in the classroom
• Roll ‘em for the shelter
• Eight arrested to start off holiday weeked
• Running for a reason
• Siblings honored for military service
• Vietnam veteran reunited with helicopter
• Woman locks self in vehicle after fleeing police
• Father, son veterans share memorable trip
• Memorial services set for this weekend
• Bluegrass comes to Provena Sacred Heart
• J.R. Watson academic honorees
• Local men take part in Honor Flight
• Procession to escort fallen soldier home
• Woman locks self in vehicle after fleeing police
• Family members recall Sgt. JaBraun Knox
• Marine Patrol adding full-time deputies
• Great-grandson of Rome City resident gets presidential approval
• Fire put out quickly at Butler plant
• Services planned for cemetery
• Humane Society offers cat fixing program
• Knox family statements online
• Family members recall Sgt. JaBraun Knox
• Butler man arrested
• Non-profits discuss needs
• EN to offer iREAD-3 test remediation
• Last day lunch
• Steuben Humane Society offers cat fixing program
• Police seize 32 pounds of pot
• Ferry-Morse sold, closes
• Pursuit ends in crash
• Howe School to graduate 18
• Community foundation reviews its accomplishments
• Building trades class presents project Friday
• WNHS class of ‘72 40-year reunion coming up
• Ferry-Morse Seed closes Fremont operation
• Orland hires consultant for street extension
• Steuben community foundation approves $59,000 in grants
• Man arrested for alleged registry violation
• Angola leaders talk about comprehensive plan
• Police seize 32 lbs. of pot
• Man injured in crash while fleeing police
• Nucor expanding, adding 30 jobs
• Area has two tourism ‘Best Bets’
• Woman pleads not guilty to illegal midwifery charge
• Steuben Memorial Day events set
• Rescuers save choking Avilla first-grader
• Real estate sales make solid gains locally, across state
• Black Pine, flea market named top attractions
• Tri-State Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• ISP identifies trooper involved in fatal shooting
• CPR helps save Avilla first-grader
• Memorial Day events to be held around Steuben County
• Center Lakes could one day become Angola park
• Signs of the times?
• Wilcox named Academic All-Star
• Real estate sales make solid gains locally, across state
• Nucor to expand, add jobs in St. Joe
• Ashley gives tax abatement
• State to repave state park entry road
• Fremont Schools postpone meeting
• Ordinance bans electronic recording in recorder’s office
• Diocese files suit against contraceptive mandate
• Sunday fire destroys mobile home
• Tulip poplars under attack
• Man gets max for child molesting
• DeKalb: Turbine setback change in the wind
• Event center seeks help from Major Moves
• Relay for Life raises $39,769
• Service honors sacrifice of soldiers
• Photo tops art show winners
• Sewer project starts today on S.R. 8
• Eight sentenced in court hearings
• Auburn soldier killed in Afghanistan
• ‘WOW!’ Albion students set walking record
• CycleFest in Auburn
• Court hearing on seized horses set for Tuesday
• The long, slow road back
• Relay tries to trample cancer
• Commissioners propose reducing wind turbine setbacks
• Week in review, May 14-20, 2012
• Auburn soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Area jobless rate improves
• EN seniors receive scholarships, awards
• Orland industrial extension close to design phase
• Head Start honors volunteers
• Prairie Heights honors seniors
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• DeKalb earns top music honor
• Eastside seniors receive scholarships
• Sewer project starts Monday on S.R. 8
• Woman dies from LaOtto crash injuries
• Prairie Heights honors seniors
• SCEDC considers board membership change
• Relay for Life starts Saturday
• Drug court graduates 7
• Clinic looking for a few good nurses
• Scouting open house is Saturday
• Hamilton seniors earn scholarships
• Open house for student-built home
• Steuben sheriff seeks vehicle involved in theft
• EN grad designs mechanism for weapons system
• Open house to show student-built home
• Auburn man’s car wins at Indy Speedway show
• Hamilton seniors earn scholarships
• SCEDC considers board membership change
• Scouting open house is Saturday
• Small post office hours could be cut
• Day of Caring covers county
• Speedway under new ownership
• Angola Chamber hires new executive director
• Police raid former investment office
• Day of Caring ‘just another great event’
• Folland honored as child advocate
• Relay for Life cake-decorating contest looking for entries
• Small post office hours could be cut
• Police raid former investment office
• Man arrested in stabbing
• ‘Footloose’ rocks PH theatre
• Angola Chamber hires new executive director
• Angola Motor Speedway sold
• Man Tasered following chase near Crooked Lake
• Sewer rate hike advances
• Steuben approves rail loan
• Most area schools above average on new reading test
• Police officers remember fallen comrades
• Forest giant falls
• Local sites declared ‘shovel ready’
• Man admits molesting
• Forest giant falls
• ACRES acquires 11th Steuben preserve
• Albion in Top 10 in Indy 500 contest
• Steuben approves rail loan
• Most area schools above average on IREAD-3
• New Romney video features SDI
• Patron Conduct Policy addressed
• Eight local sites declared ‘shovel ready’
• Lakeland approves staff changes
• Cancer scam mom arraigned
• Hamilton to vote on school taxes
• Wrong door leads to Wolcottville drug arrests
• Noble Transit increasing fares
• Road ownership makes for problems in Cobblestone
• Garrett man sentenced in Steuben for sexual misconduct
• Cancer scam mom arraigned
• Wrong door leads to Wolcottville drug arrests
• Bid process discussed for public safety building
• Turning Point bike rally, blessing of bikes slated
• Unoccupied vehicle recovered from lake
• Jail inmates work to receive GEDs
• Bowen Center has new director
• Northeastern Center honors volunteers for service
• Man found in river died from fall
• Elementary students compete in annual track meet
• Trucker Buddy meets pen pals
• Northeastern Center honors volunteers
• DeKalb Central elementary track meet participants
• DeKalb FFA plans plant sale this week
• Trucker Buddy meets penpals
• Fisherman found floating in the Pigeon River
• Great Indiana Golf has great impact
• Wakeboarding for a Cause
• Woman sentenced to 10 years behind bars for drug offenses
• DeKalb Health marks National Nurses Week
• 100-mile trail race coming to Albion
• Kite Day is Sunday
• Judge sentences five in court hearings
• Resident injured in Lime Lake garage fire
• Man arrested for meth, gun charges
• Fremont honors seniors
• Resident injured in Lime Lake garage fire
• Angola man arrested for meth, gun charges
• Auburn GasAmerica station changing to Speedway
• Teacher of the year honored
• Former firefighter found guilty of arson
• Sewer rate ordinance passes
• Radio pioneer left mark
• DeKalb Middle School hosts Chinese guests
• Mainstreet gathering finds way to Steuben
• EN archers compete in nationals
• Community foundation invites grant proposals, offers workshop
• 100-mile trail race coming
• Mainstreet gathering finds way to Steuben County
• Paying property taxes
• Community foundation meets excellence standards
• Sky lantern launch Friday
• Trial of accused arsonist begins in DeKalb County
• EN hires new principal for Alternative Learning
• Angola 4th expected to be a blast
• Ice Breaker Wakefest returns this weekend
• Garrett seniors earn awards
• Above-ground pool reported stolen
• Lions offer free vision screenings Saturday
• Stroh barn fire extinguished
• Firefighters canvassing Pleasant Lake
• Angola Fourth expected to be a blast
• State installing new traffic signals in Garrett
• Tree trimmer rescued from 60 feet
• Above-ground pool reported stolen in South Milford
• Man arrested on DWI, drug charges
• Mourdock topples Lugar
• Glick dominates state Senate race
• Ober beats establishment favorite
• Smaltz dominates House race
• Crowl beats back Michael
• Zent wins House District 51 race
• Rowan wins squeaker for commissioner
• Merry Lea to host NatureFest
• Drug Free council to meet
• Crowl, Caruso, Beer, Hansen win in Steuben
• Zent wins District 51 nomination
• Primary election results updated tonight
• Kendallville police getting new interceptor vehicle
• Registration still open for Noble County Relay for Life
• Primary election results updated tonight
• DeKalb voters to decide GOP races
• Pedestrian killed on U.S. 6
• Angola, Trine talks continue
• Commissioners give green light to railroad loan
• Hamilton wins academic title
• Math event brings families together
• Pedestrian killed on U.S. 6
• Hamilton High School wins academic state title
• PH elementary students, families gather for math
• Steuben man sentenced for failure to register
• Flash flood warning issued for parts of four-county area
• Different ways of learning, teaching
• Wolcottville man killed in crash
• Angola Garden Club one of city’s longest running groups
• Trine baseball player makes big play at the plate
• DeKalb Health donates fitness equipment to center
• Ryegrass: Cover crop or weed?
• 45th annual Auburn Art Show is May 18-25
• Local cheer team advances to nationals
• Wolcottville man killed in LaGrange County crash
• Diploma day at Trine
• Trine graduates hear former Speaker of House
• Lugar, Mourdock appear at GOP event
• Cameron to observe National Hospital Week
• Foster care parents are needed
• Correction: Five not facing any drug charges
• Lottery Numbers
• Child struck by car
• Trine honors local couple
• 7 arrested in drug sweep
• May Fest features famous-name painter
• Museum plans volunteer recruitment fair
• Congressional hopeful stumps
• Auburn family takes part in Fenway Park history
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Assessor’s office asked about personal property abatements
• Boyd seeking U.S. House seat
• After-school learners visit Dunes
• Steuben offices asked about personal property abatements
• 7 adults, missing juvenile arrested during sweep
• Remodeled home wins award
• Court of appeals upholds 103-year sentence
• 3 arrested in check scheme
• Trine, Angola continue economic development discussion
• Lakewood Park students to walk with teacher battling MS
• East Noble honors Top Ten students
• Police warn of phone text scam
• Fremont First Award goes to remodeled home
• First cats transported to Fort Wayne for low-cost spaying & neutering
• Garage-fire damage totals $20K
• Jurors sent home after guilty plea
• Sign thefts irritating candidate
• Mayor declares week honoring police
• Shredding day planned in Garrett
• Budget delays fire truck buy
• Ligonier taking signups for youth baseball, T-Ball
• Woman sentenced for lottery theft
• Orland industrial expansion bids up for review Friday
• Registrations being taken for Bike 101 Lakes
• Center Lake given clean bill of health
• EN show choirs to present Spectacular
• Teen driver collides with semi, breaks ankle
• Reliable projects 25 percent growth this year
• Immaculate Conception adding space
• Steuben GOP candidates talk economic development
• DeKalb art show opens Friday
• Six seek GOP nominations for county council
• Catholic church adding space
• No, you’re not getting a free $1,000 gift card
• Lakeland volunteer gets state award
• Textbooks sought for book drive
• RISE Creations cooking treats for pet spa
• Froggy switching to ESPN
• Mexican diplomat visits Steuben
• Boy injured in Butler house fire
• Neighbors, officer rescue boy from fire
• Mexican consul visits Albion
• Orland park gets 10 new trees
• Former clerk June Brown touts her experience
• Arden closing facility, ends 46 jobs
• Neighbors, officer rescue boy from fire
• Noble commissioners hear road-paving plan
• Trine engineering students finish second at contest
• Orland park gets 10 new trees
• Kendallville Arden plant closing
• Harter, Hirschy seek Steuben GOP coroner nomination
• Kendallville to consider sewer rate ordinance, tax abatement
• Use of 211 service continues to grow
• DeKalb County Council candidates exude experience
• Kirsch, Miller vying for judge
• Four seek GOP House nomination
• Ligonier Plan Commisson meeting Tuesday
• Ligonier native directs pageant for special needs girls
• Mexican diplomat visits Auburn today
• DeKalb 9-12 group to see documentary
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Chamber Surprise Patrol strikes
• Tri Kappa Associates gather for April meeting
• Four Republicans seek House nomination
• Driver arrested after high-speed chase
• Stressing work zone safety
• Students dress up for EN prom
• Police Blotter
• East Noble refinancing to save on interest
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• East Noble hires assistant principal for middle school
• Man not guilty of meth making
• Daniels: RV industry making a comeback
• Art students decorate Waterloo sidewalk
• Historic downtown status sought
• SonLight partners with orphanage
• Glick, Yarde square off in District 13
• Special escort
• Howe to appear at Carnegie in June
• Glick, Yarde square off in Senate District 13
• Canoe, fishing equipment recovered
• Man found not guilty of manufacturing meth
• Cameron Hospital receives surgery video equipment
• SonLight project helps orphans
• World’s top Lion visits Auburn club
• Cameron hires new CFO
• EN student council earns national award
• DeKalb Central test results delayed
• Summer program back for 3rd year
• Albion residents vying for commissioner’s seat
• Fun on the lakes includes wakeboarding fundraisers
• Allen deputy from Fremont pleads guilty to theft
• Crowl v. Michael in middle district
• Ceremony at prison part of Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• EN student council gains national recognition
• East Noble purchases four new buses
• Wendy’s supports Northeastern Center’s transitional employment program
• Hamilton hears school rescue plan
• Drug task force arrests 5
• East Noble hires basketball coaches
• EN drops tech-fee court cases
• Bry shifting roles within Noble Visitors Bureau
• Orland industrial extension in works
• Westview presents new take on the Bard
• Civil rights auditors visit West Noble
• Free blood tests offered at Trinity Lutheran health fair
• Benefit events planned for teen battling brain tumor
• Local students help support World War II veterans
• Ligonier plans National Day of Prayer breakfast
• The Northmen to perform Sunday at Ligonier Church of the Nazarene
• Public invited to healthy living event in Enchanted Hills
• IMAGE bust nets 5 in DeKalb
• Fire-damaged house coming down
• Union Township cuts taxes to zero
• Four-county area shows housing sales increase
• Hamilton sending two teams to academic state finals
• Fire destroys Ray, Mich., barn
• Students receive tree seedlings to plant
• Fire destroys Ray, Mich., barn
• Trine receives $3 million for Furth Center
• Four-county area shows housing sales increase
• Steuben children can get a summer advantage
• NIPSCO to investigate former gas manufacturing site in Kendallville
• Demolition approved for fire-damaged house
• Hamilton sending two teams to academic state finals
• Garrett kindergarten screening set May 5-6
• Noble County looks at railroad overpass options
• Tree recovery begins
• Man to be arraigned for rape
• Kleiman winners announced
• Angola chamber hosting candidate meet, greet
• Schmidt honored as state lake group’s volunteer of year
• Educators split over fairness of IREAD-3
• Auburn man critical after crash
• Man allegedly shot phone as woman tried to call 911
• Dems hear candidates at dinner
• Carpenter is citizen of year
• Man arrested for alleged 2010 rape
• Health fair coming Thursday
• Man injured in Saturday cycle wreck
• Man arrested for alleged 2010 rape in Hudson
• Man allegedly shot phone as woman tried to call 911
• AFS students aid Noble House
• Kathy Armstrong to retire from Steuben County Literacy Coalition
• Waterloo man’s dog nominated for national recognition
• Shipshewana man feels ill, truck goes off road
• Gun sales, permits up in area
• Candidates meet the public
• Deer trashes Auburn couple’s bathroom
• Community band hits milestone
• Grant celebrated at Knapp Lake
• March unemployment drops
• Fremont woman dedicated to cause
• No illegal drugs found at two county high schools
• Benefit planned for Auburn woman
• Deer trashes couple’s bathroom
• Community Garage Sale set for today
• Platform change affecting some online subscribers
• Sewer grant celebrated at Knapp Lake
• Deer trashes Auburn couple’s bathroom
• March unemployment falls
• No illegal drugs found at two high schools
• Grant to provide merit pay for EN teachers
• Trine villa evacuated due to meth lab; student arrested
• Team recommends accreditation for DeKalb Central district
• SCEDC seeks grant for program
• New Tech project awarded
• Chamber of Commerce endorses Glick
• Area residents arrested on drug charges
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Alleged meth lab causes Trine evacuation
• EDC seeks funding for Trine entrepreneurial program
• EN gets grant for teacher merit pay
• NATMUS planning Shop Local Bazaar
• MSD to provide summer meals
• Candidates for state legislature debate in Albion
• School board supports plan for McIntosh School
• Humane shelter, manager part ways
• Former LaGrange clerk receives suspended sentence
• LARE grants given
• Board OKs turning school into church
• Entries, sponsors needed for Devan White Memorial Golf Outing
• Former clerk pleads; sentences suspended
• Sex registry offender arrested in Michigan
• Inmates brought to Steuben on meth-making allegations
• Roof catches fire
• Communities honored for urban forest management
• Area lakes, river get DNR grants through LARE program
• MSD does well with IREAD
• Albion cafeteria gone soon
• Candidate critical of leaders
• Council adopts downtown plan
• Sewer rate meeting attracts one member of the public
• PH pays lip service to competition
• Auburn church ready to build new home
• Michael lashes out at report, Steuben leadership
• SWCD offers seedlings, wildlife food plot seed
• Angola trooper begins local duty
• Man wanted for offender registry violation
• A cut above: Alpacas shorn in video
• PH competes with lips
• Day of Caring draws nearly 200
• 2 charged with intimidation
• Road project hits snag
• Barn destroyed in fire
• Man jailed for molesting
• Noble County reveals funding from state’s big mistake
• Angola tables tax abatement compliance request
• Man charged with molesting
• Nearly 200 volunteer for Day of Caring
• Trine’s Christian Campus House honors professor
• Barn destroyed in fire
• Fallen limb cuts power line
• Diplomat to visit Angola
• Auburn woman charged with possessing heroin
• Two charged after allegedly bringing guns to fight
• Purse power draws crowd for United Way
• Relay events seek to bounce back
• Power outage to affect Auburn
• Auburn student joins One Day Without Shoes
• Local artist donates logo to child-abuse group
• Head-on crash hurts both drivers
• DeKalb High School honor roll
• Welcome to the Munk Stage
• Best advice for victims of home invasion? Survive the situation
• ‘We were determined … this was his last stop’
• LaGrange arrest revives midwife debate
• CN crowns prom royalty
• The week in review
• Senate debate provides no punch
• Fire territory talk in township heats up again
• Baby buffaloes make debut at Wild Winds
• Steuben distributes tax funds
• Public hearing set for Rome City school renovations, bond
• Dana Foundation funds Foundations
• Mileage low on city electric car
• LaGrange sheriff seeks wanted man
• Miising LaGrange teens located
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Heights royalty named
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Missing teens found
• Steuben distributes tax funds
• Angola mayor says electric car great vehicle
• LaGrange sheriff seeks wanted man
• Group Dekko to make LED lights for Toshiba
• Skillman sees signs of Hoosier recovery
• Lakes district expansion proceeds
• Library board nixes Casey’s project
• Mexican diplomat to visit Albion
• Mexican diplomat to visit Albion on April 30
• Lt. Gov. sees signs of state recovery
• Woodcocks bring spring show to area
• Skillman visits Angola
• East Noble board approves personnel changes
• Auburn spring cleanup scheduled
• Angola revved up for 500
• More renovations announced for Rome City School
• Congressman visits DeKalb County industries
• Cost overruns for Dowling Street
• Hendry Park students put on ‘Tortoise vs. Hare’
• PH senior wins state award for video
• Community invited to Trine’s 44th annual International Night
• Cost overruns reported for Dowling Street project
• Commission approves two facade grants
• Hendry Park students put on ‘Tortoise vs. Hare’
• Angola groups accelerating into Indy 500 contest
• Kitchen fire causes minor damage to home
• PH senior wins 2nd for video
• Pence predicts bright future for Indiana
• FIST puts elbow grease into Pokagon cleanup
• Four arrested after alleged home invasion
• DeKalb Reps ready to back Romney
• Steuben cautious with tax money
• Kendallville eyes 20 percent sewer rate increase
• Boomerang Backpack fair planned for Saturday
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Veteran Hamilton teacher retiring
• Kendallville stockpiling traffic signal parts
• Kendallville eyes 20 percent sewer rate increase
• Rome City awards sidewalk contract
• FIST puts elbow grease into Pokagon cleanup
• Steuben County cautious with returned tax funds
• Four arrested in alleged home invasion
• Airport project takes flight
• Crowd protests midwifery charge
• Attorneys welcome changes to child support law
• Skillman visiting area Thursday
• Couple fight off home intruder
• Man gets 30 years for meth
• Protesters support midwifery suspect
• Commissioners clear health program funding
• Angola man faces charges after home entry, altercation
• Man gets 30 years for meth
• Steuben airport project takes flight
• Man sentenced in bath salt burglary
• Skillman coming to area Thursday
• Custom builder unveils Mercury tribute
• ‘Legally Blonde’ has international cast
• Day of Prayer Rally planned May 3
• Noble mails property tax statements
• Crash injures two
• Wilson was comfortable in a uniform
• Suffering before Easter joy
• Motorcyclist injured after fleeing police
• The week in review
• Trine hosting 75th Boys State
• Aerial Easter bunny visits
• Eggs-citement
• Easter egg bounty
• Police release name of injured deputy
• Passersby save deputy after squad car crash
• Local man drowns in Haiti
• New board members hope to invigorate humane society
• Indy 500 contest events planned
• Wine-tasting event benefits animal shelter
• Man jailed after three-county chase
• Sheriff sued over inmate’s amputation
• DeKalb senior named Lilly scholar
• Steuben shelter program fixes cats
• Indy 500 contest events planned in Albion
• Steuben sheriff sued over inmate’s amputation
• DeKalb senior named Lilly scholar
• Officials showcase railroad needs
• Counties to be repaid millions in taxes
• Noble County getting $1.9 million
• DeKalb leaders suspected tax errors
• Kendallville airport runway project scheduled for June
• New probation chief takes oath
• Free career fair planned for April 17
• Benefit to help Auburn woman
• Counties get money back from state error
• Steuben officials considering loan get train ride
• Zoning board grants auto dealer’s variance
• Kendallville airport runway project scheduled for June
• New water testing firm opens in Angola
• Free career fair April 17
• Day of Caring needs volunteers
• John Wilson named Lilly Scholar
• Population up slightly in area
• Strip search ruling won’t affect local jails
• New LaGrange bookmobile arrives
• Adopt A Tree is April 21
• Red Cross planning Hamilton blood drive
• Super Hammy Beans fundraiser was a success
• Making a difference during West Noble Spring Break
• Red Cross thanks Ligonier KFC for help during derailment
• Angola High School senior named Lilly scholar
• Signups under way for RISE camp
• Abstinence program shown to be effective
• S.R. 8 widening starts Monday
• LaGrange, DeKalb among healthiest
• Ball State study gives area counties mixed grades
• ACRES to preserve Angola land
• New clerk expected in weeks
• East Noble senior wins Lilly scholarship
• Hamilton teachers get refresher in technology
• Calvary Lane woods to be ACRES preserve
• Republicans hope to elect replacement clerk
• Historic DeKalb structure finds home near Ligonier
• East Noble senior wins Lilly
• Volunteers needed in Angola
• Teachers get brush-up on technology in Hamilton
• Cycle chase tops 110 mph
• Cycle chase tops 110 mph, ends with one arrest
• Indicted LaGrange County clerk resigns
• Prairie Heights senior wins Lilly Scholarship
• Woman charged as illegal midwife
• Disruptive man sentenced
• Former congressman Souder hospitalized in Iowa
• Auburn girl wins at state science fair
• March marriage licenses
• Noble council approves brick work
• Former congressman Souder hospitalized in Iowa
• Commissioners get derail details
• Central Noble joins pilot of manufacturing course
• Kendallville Elks Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday
• LaGrange clerk resigns
• Seeing America in the Air Force
• Snow buntings are harbingers of spring?
• Legislators hear gripe session
• New emergency trailer
• Legislators hear gripe session
• Couple work in El Salvador with Habitat
• Week in Review, April 1, 2012
• DeKalb County public meetings
• Official: Winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• Balloons Aloft will feature tribute to pioneer Angola aviator
• Unemployment drops below 10% in all area counties
• Students learn disability awareness
• CSX bringing new jobs to Garrett
• Arrests warrant, charges filed in cancer scam
• Trine hosts Math Kids Night
• Arrest warrant, charges filed in alleged cancer scam
• ‘Legally Blonde’ video online; ticket sales start Monday
• Zoning maps don’t match proposed Noble County ordinance
• Unemployment drops in area
• LaGrange County police seek missing teens
• Sex-attack suspect in court
• Families return home following evacuation
• Angola man jailed on rape charge
• Meth dealer sentenced to 12 years
• FIST to hold student symposiums
• Evacuation order lifted
• Public defender agency brings millionth dollar back to county
• Noble Relay for Life needs more teams
• Angola man arrested for rape
• Peeps, jelly beans only part of Easter
• Cameron puts out call for students
• Meth dealer gets 12 years
• Date changed for airport project groundbreaking
• Hudson man charged with sex attack
• More families evacuated near train derailment
• Pair face federal drug charges
• Job fair offers hope of employment
• Airport shoots for Good Friday groundbreaking
• Airport seeks new contract with operator
• Safety seminar coming to airport
• Holy Week services planned in Wawaka
• Free movie to be shown Saturday at Shiloh Baptist Church
• Lighthouse Ministry accepting items for rummage sale
• Students see reality of drinking and driving
• Free boater education class set for Saturday
• Ligonier United Methodist Church plans Holy Week services
• Job fair offers hope of employment
• Police seize 200 lbs. of pot
• Train derailment near Ligonier sparks fire
• Plan needs school board’s blessing
• Judges stress importance of CASA
• Habitat family eager for home
• Lakes district office manager gets state award
• Cuts in federal funding could affect region’s CASA
• Pie fundraiser to aid Relay for Life
• Ag Breakfast to take place Friday
• Citizens invited to join sheriff’s association
• Program to focus on current drug laws
• Sweet Church to sell porkburgers
• Planning begins on Class of 1982 reunion
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Train derails near Ligonier; some evacuated
• Con-way receives patriot award
• Grant for log jam expected
• Student suspended for foul tweet
• Avilla stretching road dollars
• Music Together at Bright Beginnings
• Early growing season could bring drawbacks
• Baseball team ready to take next step
• Eastside golfers looking for improvement
• New faces focusing on improvement
• Track team looking for answers to questions
• Butler man charged with neglect
• Alleged meth lab fire damages Cromwell mobile home
• Noble County expecting grant for removing log jams
• Avilla track remembered
• Names of injured in S.R. 109 crash released
• Waterloo officer honored
• Mossberg considering expansion
• Creamed for a good cause
• Community Calendar
• Fourever Friends one year later
• Police find child who was reported missing
• Head-on wreck closes S.R. 109
• Collision survivor tells of his encounter with freight train
• The week in review
• A rare collision-free year
• Cancer head alerted police
• CN schools in top 4 in fundraiser
• Melanoma patient shocked by alleged benefit fraud
• Ditch becomes memorial for drug addicts
• RISE helps receptionist overcome blindness
• Crash leaves one critical
• Bike 101 Lakes is May 12
• Cancer patient shocked by alleged benefit fraud
• Celebrity challenge, cheerleaders spice up exhibition game
• Businesses, individuals lost in alleged cancer scam
• Cancer patient shocked by alleged benefit fraud
• Businesses, individuals lost in alleged cancer scam
• Fire causes $125K damage
• Woman returns donations
• New Busche plant to add 120 jobs in Albion
• DeKalb adopts first animal ordinace
• Rev. Barker honored as top citizen
• Hamilton post keeps growing
• Cancer claim under investigation
• Local school helping Henryville
• Students win awards at regional science fair
• LaGrange County Police Blotter
• Fremont and Angola to hold Main Street exchange
• New Busche plant to add 120 jobs
• Five sentenced in court hearings
• East Noble hires football coach, athletic director
• Ashley’s Family Dollar project earns national award
• CN accepts bid for cafeteria project
• Angola begins rewriting comprehensive plan
• Foundation honors ‘Change Makers’
• PH girl wins national Silver Key
• BZA wants more info before Casey’s vote
• Students win awards at regional science fair
• East Noble hires Angola football coach
• Daniels to announce new jobs at Busche
• Paint-booth fire doused at factory
• Community foundation honors ‘Change Makers’
• PH junior wins national silver key
• NY resident arrested on Toll Road
• Charter school body formed
• Gas prices top $4 mark
• DeKalb Central to offer full-day kindergarten to all
• Gorman leaves Angola chamber
• Shepherd’s is Business of the Year
• GOP House candidates square off
• Students see reality of drinking and driving
• LaGrange chase ends in Noble County crash
• Report: Brad Miller retiring
• Meetings to focus on Hamilton schools’ future
• K-2 spice program for parents is tonight
• Angola Chamber director leaving
• Shepherd’s named Kendallville Area 2011 Business of the Year
• Angola begins rewriting comprehensive plan
• Fire burns St. Joe home for second time
• Fremont Schools not blown away by wind turbine
• LaGrange hears 911 pitch
• Hamilton war dog remembered
• Steuben sculptor gets arts award
• EN percussionists qualify for state
• Man gets 12 years for meth
• Man sentenced for 2011 break-in
• Noble Health Department part of national pilot program
• Rural LaGrange man arrested on drug charges
• Arts award goes to sculptor of Steuben bust
• Compost site opens
• Kendallville town hall meeting Tuesday
• EN percussionists qualify for state
• Fremont man arrested for dealing marijuana
• Technology performing well at area schools
• Crash kills Hamilton driver
• PC’s For Youth serves 6 counties
• DeKalb Relay for Life seeking teams
• Event to fight underage drinking
• Rail crossing repair to close Seventh Street
• Easter Bunny breakfast, egg hunt will be April 16
• PEERS project can help teens make good choices, avoid risky behavior
• Tri Kappa Associates gather for February meeting
• Las Vegan man pleads guilty in teacher’s death
• Relay for Life seeking new teams
• Indiana: Time to get INshape
• Donors help RSVP buy van
• ‘K’ is for Kathy at Steuben Literacy Coalition
• Students head to state science fair
• Warm spell has outdoor enthusiasts thinking summer
• Choirs take 2nd, 3rd in state show choir finals
• ‘K’ is for Kathy at Steuben Literacy Coalition
• NE Center hires architect for new Angola facility
• Civil rights speaker
• The week in review
• State representative candidates to debate
• Hotel guest accused of rampage
• Kendallville man arrested for meth, methadone
• NE Center hires architect for new Angola facility
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Second person arrested for spice burglary
• Second sex offender caught in LaGrange
• New layout proposed for horse barn project
• Couple saved after crash with school bus
• Hamilton plant adding 40 jobs
• Participants sought for cancer study
• Chase ends in crash, charges
• PH student wins Lugar contest
• Photography show, contest feature agriculture themes
• West Noble actors to present comedy this weekend
• Meth making trial under way
• PH student wins statewide Lugar essay contest
• Former House speaker to address Trine graduates
• Community Foundation awards $70,168 in March grant cycle
• Steuben County police blotter
• Steuben County briefs
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• WOWO to simulcast on 92.3
• Noble County roads face budget crunch
• Angola paves way for Love’s
• DMS staging musical
• DeKalb United Way celebrates success
• Tornado relief fund tops $30,000
• Guard performing at state finals
• Democrats endorse Boyd for Congress
• New shop specializes in candles
• Celebrate Recovery marks third anniversary
• West Noble FFA hosting “Worker Auction” on Monday
• Entries, sponsors needed for Devan White Memorial Golf Outing
• Cromwell-Kimmell Lions bingo night is Friday, March 23
• Youth Sports Opportunities
• Facebook contest winner announced
• Airport hangar project is a go
• Experts say economy getting better
• EN honored for student’s ACT score
• Steuben warms to railroad
• Albion approves police pickup plan
• Rescue earns national award
• Businesses, groups encouraged to join in Indy 500 contest
• Trooper honored for saving life
• Couple wanted for failing to sign up for sex registery
• Holman, Carroll up for SWCD supervisor
• Orland plans cleanup day
• Council considers railroad loan
• Driver facing charges
• Angola girl hurt in ATV wreck
• Love’s eyes Angola truck stop
• Pilot wants natural gas station
• Guardian adding 58 jobs
• Kruse, Yarde like Legislature’s work
• Topeka plant adding 18 jobs
• Howe couple help tornado cleanup
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• 4-H enrollment deadline is April 1
• Butler City Court news
• Blood drive planned at local church
• Backhoe stolen from Howe dealership
• Noble County told 7 bridges need replacing
• PH dances way to state
• Display shows time capsule contents
• Albion man’s work featured in art show
• ENMS to present musical comedy
• Pence to speak at Republican dinner
• Man airlifted after motorcycle crash
• Wanted man apprehended
• DeKalb choirs make state finals
• Trade with northern neighbor energizes Hoosier economy
• Successful finish to the 2012 legislative session
• Judge sentences 10 for offenses
• Specific roles make response more effective
• Bender wins regional spelling bee
• Choirs on fire at East Noble Invitational
• Spring is in the air
• The week in review
• Prepared for the worst
• Sign up for KPC Deals and a chance to win the new iPAD
• Auburn gymnast performs in exhibit
• Angola Motor Speedway up for sale, won’t open in 2012
• Westview sends supplies to Henryville
• Butler to shut off water to find leak
• Fire damages Kendallville home
• Paul Stepp retiring after 36 years in insurance industry
• Man wanted on felony assault charges
• Hirschy running for Steuben coroner
• Cameron launches mobile website
• Urban Kaos owner arrested on pot charges
• Indiana legislators approve smoking restrictions
• Steuben airport project returns to council
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake Saturday at Shadow Bowl
• Head-on crash injures three
• Schools get state technology grants
• Show choir making local debut
• Parents hear anti-bullying message
• Sewer district ordinance includes Snow Bay rate hike
• DeKalb High School graduate receives Lilly fellowship
• Fremont SLAMs way through math
• Heights student organizes tornado relief drive
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Trine wants county to partner with it on transportation study
• Central Noble starts new show choir
• Info sought on bulldozer theft
• Trine wants county to partner with it on transportation study
• Henryville principal remembers roots
• Angola family faces rare, deadly cancer
• EN to host show choir competition
• Kendallville Home and Garden Show opens Saturday
• Butler stars in Civic’s ‘Gypsy’
• Jovial Waymire turns 100
• EN hires consultant to update school board policies
• Three found with meth labs
• Topeka man witnesses ‘eye-opening’ destruction
• Man arrested for spice burglary
• Friend of Extension helps others
• Steuben to get three more warning sirens
• Kendallville to assess public facilities for ADA compliance
• Baskets for raffle are now on display
• Libraries closed March 16
• Orland man injured at chicken plant
• Polling places set for May 8 primary
• Luckey Museum board celebrates volunteers
• Sweet Church sets square dance
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Railroad seeks loan from Steuben County
• Ligonier egg farmer returns from disaster scene
• Nucor Fastener hopes to add 20 new jobs
• Angola gives more money to airport
• Area groups helping Henryville
• Armed probation officers add to insurance cost
• Man gets 6 years for molesting
• Key Bank forming women’s networking group
• Bomber pleads guilty
• Indiana Northeastern seeking major moves money
• Man convicted by jury sentenced for child molesting
• Indiana Northeastern seeking $1.25 million loan from Steuben County
• DeKalb singer wins soloist championship
• Coats orders Hoosier-theme quilt
• Most area town names aren’t unique
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter: DeKalb County
• Entertainment at Legion Friday
• Dining to Donate event is March 5, 6
• Twelve sentenced for offenses
• West Noble school goes ‘pop’ to motivate students
• All Points Bulletin
• Ready, set, test !
• Lawmakers entering closing stretch
• Pence asks for prayers for storm victims in swing through northeast Indiana
• Seuss stories on the loose at heights
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• LaGrange County Police Blotter
• Government Calendar
• Fill It, Grill It
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter
• Man convicted of meth possession
• Leadership expert inspires students
• Sewer regulation bill makes it through Indiana Senate
• Wind advisory issued
• Angola PD looks to future
• Store coming to Ligonier
• DeKalb County United Way plans 2012 Day of Caring
• Steuben girls get a chance to be Cinderella
• State reports on student academic growth
• DeKalb takes first in academic meet
• Ligonier to move city offices
• Dodge feted for service in House
• DeKalb takes first in academic meet
• State reports on student academic growth
• Fremont has Dollars for Scholars program in place
• Parkview Noble welcomes two babies on Leap Day
• Traffic Safety Partnership begins impaired driving crackdown
• Legislature honors Dodge
• Soldier surprises parents with homecoming
• Hamilton man sought for drug transport
• Bowl for Kids Sake coming up
• Adviser sees good time to invest
• Oakes honored by State House
• Two new scholarships established
• Pretrial hearing set in Waterloo shooting case
• West Noble spring play set for March 16-18
• Youth Sports Opportunities
• Hamilton man sought for drug transport
• Special Moments is not closed
• DeKalb band students earn awards
• Soldier surprises parents with homecoming
• Operation Pullover planned
• Tourism drives Auburn grant bid
• Juveniles facing adult charges in armed robbery
• Kendallville police sergeant retires
• Family heirloom has big awe factor
• Vocational students qualify for state
• Waterloo a step closer to owning vacant land
• No action on airport bid snafu
• Special Moments shop closes
• Juveniles charged as adults in armed robbery
• Loud muffler leads to arrests
• Vocational students qualify for state
• 200-year-old sampler to be appraised by Dr. Lori
• Steuben airport hangar project in limbo
• Shrinking meth lab numbers called deceiving
• Auburn among seven finalists for ‘Stellar Communities’
• Beware of BMV scams
• Ag zoning provision modified
• Deadline nearing for general scholarships
• Noble Red Cross begins fundraiser
• Butler City Court news
• Beware when making BMV renewals
• Steuben sheriff gets interactive
• Steuben airport hangar project in limbo
• Noble commissioners set timeline for development ordinance
• Burglary uncovered by house fire
• Auburn among seven finalists for ‘Stellar Communities’
• DeKalb men die in crash
• Ligonier set to launch sewer project
• Creations RISEs from idea to reality
• Good ends proud firefighting career
• Building permits rise in Noble
• DeKalb choirs take second, fourth
• Garrett to add recycling bins next month
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Mardi Gras music
• Auburn, Butler men die in Ohio crash
• Extension annual meeting is March 5
• From Ligonier to Daytona
• Texting, driving message honors memory of area woman
• Crashes block I-69
• First-graders learn Safe Haven lessons
• Fire destroys rural Orland home
• Railroaders win season finale
• Cabin Fever Bingo game begins today
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Angola revs up for Indy 500 contest
• Truck hits stone wall
• Two people arrested at Walmart
• Hot-shooting Eagles defeat Blazers
• Sex offender caught in Steuben
• Angola revs up for Indy 500 contest
• Creations RISEs from an idea to a reality
• Sex offender caught in Steuben
• Fire damages unoccupied home
• Educator, community pillar Ryan dies
• NWS warns roads may be slick from U.S. 6 north
• Lawmaker apologizes for ‘tone’ of criticism of the Girl Scouts
• White gets home detention, fine
• Educators visit EN to learn about 1-to-1
• GOP heavy hitters coming to Steuben County
• 3 area schools top state AP test average
• PH dances to state finals
• Educators visit EN to learn about 1-to-1
• Coats, Pence coming to Steuben next week
• PH dances to state finals
• Woman hurt when car rolls
• Sex offender sought
• Several East Noble teachers retiring
• Winter storm watch in effect for LaGrange, Steuben
• Two hurt in separate wrecks
• Steuben airport project on fast track
• Ligonier store staying, after all
• District saves $343,000 on utilities
• Auburn sets disconnection fee for broadband customers
• Steuben natives celebrate roots
• Rescuers free woman before vehicle explodes
• Steuben guild getting back on track
• Ligonier ALCO to stay open
• Man arrested by same trooper for same offense
• 15 PHMS students advance in science fair
• Steuben foundation gives six grants
• Steuben picnic provides Carpenter a birthday surprise ... or two
• Steuben airport funding clears hurdle
• Ligonier store closing
• Rooster rescued from I-69 median
• Stutzman hears veterans’ concerns
• Lakes sewer trustees to review project reports
• Kendallville honors top firefighter
• Five Prairie Heights students earn Gold Keys
• Crash injures Butler man
• Turning Point’s progressive dinner set for March 8
• Five Prairie Heights students earn Gold Keys
• Big Brothers Big Sisters bowlathon planned
• More airport project funding clears hurdle
• Angola awards Mill Street intersection bids
• Training house burns down
• Six dropped from DeKalb ballot
• Growth tops Angola mayor’s list
• No sign of homicide in Avilla death
• Winter one of the warmest on record
• High school students hear dangers of Spice
• Head-on crash injures Fort Wayne man
• Heritage Corps almost complete
• NWTF to demonstrate at Spring Expo
• Local elementary, middle school singers Circle the State
• Noble, LaGrange real estate sales trend upward
• Former CNHS basketball coach charged with violating probation
• Man injured in head-on collision on U.S. 33
• No sign of homicide in Avilla death
• Missing man’s body found in Avilla pond
• Missing Auburn girl is home
• Roederer prepares to retire from Fremont Schools
• Students win science fair awards
• Blaine honored as officer of the year
• Concierge service keeps eyes on elders
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Blood donor drive planned for Garrett
• New National Honor Society members
• Consultant challenges local teachers
• DeKalb Health offers scholarships
• The Wilson boys helped put food on the table
• Police say missing Auburn girl could be home soon
• Jail populations decline
• Training for jailers comes closer to home
• McClue writings compiled in books
• Got music? DeKalb student finds you’ll get more milk
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• The Week in Review
• Fremont dairy seeks expansion
• GOP challenging six candidates
• SWAT team brings in alleged drug dealer
• Vocational school serves record numbers
• Day of Caring planning gears up
• Northeastern Center sells land
• PH student a finalist in essay contest
• Don’t use disconnection fees to punish customers
• Fremont dairy seeking to expand to 1,620 cows
• Steuben United Way reaches campaign goal
• Fremont superintendent retiring in June
• Woman charged with stabbing man
• Big Brothers Big Sisters planning Kendallville event
• Northeastern Center sells part of CARS property
• Area gains 3,000 jobs
• Trailer park evacuated for meth lab
• Auburn plant shows its abilities
• Mayor praises Kendallville’s frugality
• Angola project nears end
• Avilla council gets good budget news
• Fremont once again receives Fields of Excellence Award
• INDOT offers scholarship
• Orange Township Trustee office closed next week
• Report: 2011 banner year for business expansion
• Fremont once again receives Fields of Excellence Award
• Police investigate gunshot victim
• Avilla council gets good budget news
• Library has air, erosion problems
• Storm water agreement reached with Lakeland Skilled Nursing
• DeKalb to launch New Tech
• Development ordinance certified
• Heart Gallery coming to Stroh church
• Waterloo seeks to update plan
• Storm water agreement reached with Lakeland
• Florida picnic slated for Tuesday
• It’s almost time to play ball
• More ball fields planned at recreation complex
• Heart Gallery coming to Stroh
• Airport board awards contract
• Speaker kills creationism bill
• Cable TV show takes Auburn boy fishing
• Howe man faces more charges
• AHS junior closer to being Merit Scholar
• Proposed law could impact Noble 911
• C.R. 800S reconstruction on fast track
• Man sentenced for meth possession
• Airport board awards terminal contract
• Orland factory gets abatements
• Steuben 800S work on fast track
• CANI energy assistance still available
• Noble County Heroes for the Red Cross campaign kicks off
• Rome City planning new sidewalks
• Roads could be slick
• Stutzman lends an ear
• Ebles celebrate 70th anniversary
• Fire destroys four barns
• Ligonier mayor plans informational fair
• Second candidate files for judge
• Investment fund gets boost
• Eastside sports schedules
• St. Martin’s tea party is Feb. 25
• Angola couple still Valentines after 70 years
• Fire destroys four barns
• Proposed law could impact Noble 911
• Steuben airport board to review hangar bids Tuesday
• Vestil receives top supplier award
• Gala raises funds for Trine scholarships
• Students collect for sheltered workshop
• Canada meets Albion in the ’20s
• Students celebrate Digital Day
• Hospital gives defibrillator to LaGrange County REMC
• Cameron Woods gets BBB accreditation
• Museum’s new corporate member
• Lakewood Park Christian School Honor Roll
• Emergency Food & Shelter program meeting is March 1
• Auburn receives state grant
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Three local wrestlers headed to state
• New building standards to increase cost of home construction
• Local educators like No Child Left Behind waiver
• Two injured when vehicle hits tree
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Drug arrest leads to meth lab at hotel
• Steuben ballot nearly full
• Few incumbents running in Noble County
• Albion man killed in Nappanee crash
• Jury finds man guilty of molesting
• EN tech coordinator receives national honor
• Woman charged with dealing marijuana
• Six vie for DeKalb commissioner spot
• LaGrange Republicans to decide primary races
• Precinct, delegate candidates file
• Cockroft eats up ‘stroganoff’ to win Steuben bee
• Steuben election races take shape as filing closes
• Arrest leads to hotel meth lab
• Molesting trial underway
• Chocolate rules duel of desserts
• Library expansion plan unveiled
• Farm disaster zone includes local counties
• No leads on missing Avilla man
• Cosmetology students raise money to fight breast cancer
• Man jailed on meth charges
• Prairie Heights musicians honored with awards
• New charges filed in 10-pound marijuana bust
• IMAGE arrests 2 on DeKalb warrants
• Tip leads to drug charge
• 2 arrested in iPad thefts
• Recovering officer gets first solid food since shooting
• Courier to add new equipment
• LEAP event supports literacy
• Show choir contest biggest yet
• Inmate guilty of spitting on jailer
• Shiloh Baptist Church three-day sale starts today
• Community band seeks past members
• Record-setting number of AHS musicians advance to state finals
• Arrests made in connection with iPad thefts
• Satek wine honored at Indianapolis tasting event
• Drug task force arrests two
• Courier to add new equipment
• Angola board OKs Steuben monument
• Council grants Reliable abatements
• DeKalb participating in cancer study
• Mayor outlines goals for 2012
• Deller to serve as Trine’s assistant vice president for academics
• Pokagon DAR helping raise funds for Steuben monument
• Daniels honors Ligonier police chief
• Store offers bargains to support charities
• Steuben County 4-H offers shooting sports
• Renovation to soon begin on Angola police dispatch
• Angola approves parking, traffic sign changes
• Police find marijuana operation near Butler
• Fremont leads Steuben County graduation rates
• DePew to lead Garrett sports program
• Several area schools top state graduation rate
• State on highway budget: Oops!
• DeKalb GOP picks new county chair
• Trine withdraws vacation request
• Two register as candidates for precinct posts
• DeKalb GOP picks new county chair
• Hudson man convicted of threatening officer
• State says Noble highway budget cut not needed
• Showcase Ligonier seeking exhibitors
• ENMS students participate in ISSMA contests
• Cause of Main Street fire undetermined
• Woman injured in accident
• Man charged with robbing store at knifepoint
• Historic map finds permanent home
• Program allows professionals to enter education world
• EN art student wins top awards
• Man in serious condition after crash
• Scholarships include award honoring teacher
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Foundation scholarships include new award honoring educator
• Foundation scholarships include new award honoring Eldridge
• Six local wrestlers advance at Carroll
• Supporting wounded Waterloo officer
• Man suffers possible broken hand in collision with semi
• Shipshewana shoppers
• Area native among Faces of the Super Bowl
• Winning lottery numbers
• Red Tail Squadron coming to Angola
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Spring expo exhibitors may register
• Genealogy Society meet to feature 1900s scandal
• Lakewood Park Christian School honor roll
• Police capture suicidal man
• Valentine’s dance planned
• Winter guard tackles social issue with 2012 show
• Shipshewana man arrested on molesting charges
• PH to present ‘Noises Off’ Feb. 10 and 11
• Spring expo exhibitors may register
• Angola winter guard tackles social issue with 2012 show
• Fremont house guest arrested on meth charges
• Michael challenges Crowl for Middle District commissioner GOP nomination
• Steuben ready to be cast
• Both sides agree: RTW impact is big
• East Noble raises graduation rate
• Bishop opposes insurance mandate
• Injured Hamilton homecoming queen honored tonight
• Serenity House plans Decatur home
• Bike 101 Lakes returns May 12
• Powers to file against Ron Smith
• von Steuben cast in clay
• Rhoades opposes HHS insurance mandate
• DeKalb Health expands emergency services with ExpressCare
• Local videographer gets inside look at Super Bowl
• DeKalb art students win regional awards
• Local videographer gets inside look at Super Bowl
• CN working to improve performance
• Steuben tries for work release
• Fremont senior shoots her way to Gold
• Art students win regional awards
• West Noble Elementary Honor Roll students listed
• West Noble to recognize basketball teams from years past
• Ligonier Public Library hosting trip to DeBrand Chocolate factory
• Trine promotes Wood to assistant vice president
• Injured homecoming queen honored Friday
• Kendallville tax rate falls
• Senate passes Kruse creationism bill
• Bar owners see smoke-free benefits
• Airport board opens bids
• Orange Township firefighters move into new facility
• Preschools to teach fire safety
• AHS artists, writers recognized in regional competition
• Cardboard boat regatta getting ready to grow
• Arrest gets combative
• Vaccines may not be free
• Noble EDC starts survey
• Thefts net concurrent sentences in DeKalb, Steuben
• Firefighters move into new facility
• Man arrested on meth possession charge
• Balloons to soar again
• State cuts county highway budget
• Angola family sues Trine, city
• Angola sets tax rate
• Herendeen tops Indie music chart
• Drug dealer gets 15-year prison term
• Metal Technologies foundation offers scholarship match
• Balloons Aloft returning July 6-7
• Information sought about burglary
• State cuts Noble County highway budget by $278,000
• Drug dealer gets 15 years in prison
• Herendeen tops Indie music chart
• EN students qualify for ISSMA state finals
• Rollover crash injures two
• Bust yields 10 lbs. of pot
• Woman run over in driveway
• Driver injured, passenger pinned
• Alcohol violations down
• Show choirs place second
• Musical event to aid fire victims
• Musical charity event to offset fire loss
• Bust yields 10 lbs. of pot
• Woman run over by truck, airlifted
• 2 injured in crash
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestant visits area
• Bill offers free pet sterilzation for needy owners
• University Inn gets makeover
• Wreck leads to reckless driving charge
• Drug sweep suspect turns self in
• Final drug sweep suspect turns self in
• 1 at large in drug sweep
• Garrett hires police chief
• Firefighter, sons recover from injuries
• 1 at large in drug sweep
• Show marks troupe’s 20th year
• DuPage demolition begins
• Lake group extension approved
• Drug sweep: 8th arrest, another at large
• Filing creates 2nd GOP race
• Shipshe to hire fourth police officer
• Lake Management Work Group extended 2 years
• DuPage demolition begins
• Auburn set for Seventh Street work
• Drug sweep nets 7
• Noble County in good economic health
• Curiosity leads to gun, drug charges
• Lakeland hosts tour of New Tech high school
• RISE receives 3-year accreditation
• Moose help kids cope with emergencies
• Seven rounded up in IMAGE drug sweep
• Crash reported on I-69
• Steuben County spelling bee at FMS
• RISE receives 3-year accreditation
• EN student selected for Disney leadership academy
• Police warn of icy roads
• Man arrested for numerous drug, gun charges
• EN employees get stipend
• Manufacturer eyes Hudson site
• Humane shelter hires new manager
• Are Steuben County sex crimes increasing?
• Two arrested on drug charges
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Lab rescued from lake
• SDI profits increase
• ACD festival poster depicts ‘barn find’ car
• Harrises named Citizens of the Year
• Fremont, Cameron recognize Vaughn home
• Fremont Schools considering wind turbine
• Area jobless rate mixed
• Fire victims need clothing
• Volunteer scarf effort is Super
• Doug, Amy Harris named Avilla Citizens of the Year
• Fremont, Cameron recognize Vaughn home
• Clothing needed for victims of Saturday fire
• State survey says people want boards to make calendar decisions
• Fremont Schools consider turbine
• Area unemployment mixed as state rate holds steady
• Volunteers knit for Super Bowl
• County plans to display historic map
• Trine to celebrate Black History Week
• Trine to host career, internship fair
• PH to host Test With Me Night
• Steuben agrees to fine for third environmental violation
• Woman imprisoned for sex crime
• Buggy passenger hurt
• Rollover hurts three
• Investigators search for fire’s cause
• Garrett’s First Baby winner named
• Ark floats on faith and finds its way with hard work
• Two injured in snowmobile crashes
• Judge sentences 14 in hearings
• DeKalb Middle School academic honor roll released
• Community comes to crash victim’s aid
• Area companies thrive through innovation
• Fire damages historic Main Street building
• Gutsteins donate book collection
• Nine candidates file for Steuben County primary
• Flamingo flockings available in Fremont
• Woman injured in I-69 collision
• Fire destroys an historic Main Street apartment building
• Woman injured in I-69 collision
• Advance tickets online for Home & Garden Show
• Police, trained dogs search high school
• Classes aim to prevent child sex abuse
• Ohio county welcomes wind farm
• Snow could yield to flooding next week
• Shelter Ministries closes Gerig House
• Wind energy coming to a vote
• Police, trained dogs search high school
• Pokagon ends ski rentals for season; trails stay open
• Flamingo flockings available in Fremont
• PayServ, Angola chamber form partnership
• 4-H enrollment available online
• Keyes to run for District 51
• SCEDC will not reorganize board
• Kruse faces new charges
• More snow on the way
• Ash harvest changing treeline
• Ryan’s restaurant in Auburn closes
• Stutzman runs, has no rival yet
• Security-camera whodunit puzzles Avilla council
• SCEDC will not reorganize
• 2 injured in crash
• Ash harvest changing Pokagon treeline
• Snowy roads lead to two dozen accidents
• Stroke support group meeting canceled
• Lakeland receives national award for commitment to quality services
• Veteran elected officials share their experience with freshmen
• E-intensive care arrives
• TV show features Howe man’s fishing adventure
• Steuben EMS sees rise in income in 2011
• United Way reaches 96% of goal
• Farmers face shift in ag payments
• Leaders, local man react to Keystone pipeline decision
• Angola renews trash contract
• Health fair planned at center
• Council revisits fire district plan
• Ren Faire’s move to fairgrounds is official
• Hoopin’ it Up for Healthcare to benefit St. Martin’s clinic
• Garrett baseball players make college choices
• Making a Difference at St. Joseph School
• Renaissance Faire move is official
• Street vacation gets first approval
• Year in France builds character
• Auburn rewards Metal Technologies expansion plan
• CN approves cafeteria project
• Renaissance Faire will move in 2012
• Fremont votes to increase sewer rates
• Rome City man found dead
• Alleged robber caught
• Hangar project requires quick action
• Man arrested for burglary
• Changes being made to Steuben jail, annex buildings
• 2 arrested at Howe home
• Angola man marched twice with MLK
• PH to lease closed school
• Cancer patient’s spirit unsinkable
• Man robs pharmacy
• School district eyes better bus lane
• Light fixture causes $10,000 damage
• Youth center coming to St. Joe
• Sale includes water park, but only high bidders need apply
• LaGrange sheriff gets funds to buy new radios
• Youth alerts family to fire
• Police give tips on protecting kids from sex crimes
• Support group for caregivers of adults to meet
• Game to benefit Boomerang Backpacks
• Man sought for robbery
• Dessert Duel aims for success
• Fire hits Wolcottville house
• Abuse, neglect hotline available
• Police give tips on protecting kids
• Dog rescued after fall through ice
• ‘How about right to earn a decent living?’
• DeKalb wrestlers win Garrett Invitational
• Runner completes magical marathon
• Appropriate conduct stressed for all teachers
• Schools tackling rules for social media contact
• Weird in the woods
• Auburn man calls pipeline unsafe
• Police checking leads on iPad thefts
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Government Calendar
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Man sentenced for conversion
• Beacon collects items for Covered With Love care kits
• Police checking leads on iPad thefts
• IDEM offers greener options for ice, snow
• Helping Hands moving
• Hudson man faces sexual misconduct charge
• Westview, WN tournament games on
• Revised weather warning for LaGrange, Noble
• Power restored to Steuben
• Careful driving advised
• Right-to-work forum slated
• Winter returns to region
• Judge throws out accused arsonist’s statement
• iPads stolen from school
• Albion Chamber honors 8
• ‘Just Say Hi’ campaign for kids starts Feb. 8
• Tax abatements recommended for Reliable PMW
• iPads stolen in burglaries at South Side Elementary
• Culinary competition win will take sisters to France
• Right to work forum slated in Angola
• 6 years for meth-making plan
• Former shelter director pleads guilty to thefts
• ‘Just Say Hi’ campaign for kids starts Feb. 8
• Snow storm to hit area starting today
• Candidate signups for Noble primary begin
• Steuben filings start with a whimper
• Ten register as DeKalb candidates on opening day
• Grave-digger appeals, leaves jail on bond
• Few surprises on first day of LaGrange candidate filings
• Winterfest Feb. 4 at Crooked Lake
• West Noble Theatre33 adding dinner show to winter musical
• West Noble plans financial aid nightImportant information available for high school students, parents
• Man gets 6 years for causing double-fatality crash
• Winterfest Feb. 4 at Crooked Lake
• Winter weather returning to northeast Indiana
• DeKalb dispatch center taking shape
• Man dies in tractor accident
• Final Trine plat vacation approved
• Albion Police to offer training
• Romney cites success of Steel Dynamics investment
• Sheriff, council agree on spending
• Man dies in tractor accident
• Council rejects SCEDC membership change
• Steuben council discusses airport hangar funding
• EN show choirs open season
• Board of Works approves sewer adjustments
• Residents encouraged to clear sidewalks
• Judge resentences molester
• First baby of new year born at Cameron Hospital
• LaGrange County animal control likely going private
• Mayor outmunches rivals
• Students read to parents at school breakfast
• Yoder looks forward to 4th term
• Man arrested on two child molesting charges
• First baby of new year born at Cameron
• PH students read to parents
• Fewer people coming to Noble County courthouse
• Man accused of molesting 5-year-old girl
• Rural Angola man charged with molesting
• Angola man charged with molesting
• Is this really January?
• Red Cross honors area resident
• Outdoor theater plans 2012 season
• Steuben County natives experience Mayan hope
• Family survives CO fumes
• Ligonier council meeting switched to Thursday
• Warrant yields 3 arrests
• Man rescued after car goes into water
• Reliable PMW buys factory
• Kendallville protesters blast right to work
• Area legislators have full agendas
• Lawmakers undecided on legislation for right to work
• St. Joe author brings ‘Boris the Spider’ to life
• Shipshe man killed in Friday wreck
• DeKalb County men take part in right-to-work protest
• Couple win quilt raffle
• Reliable PMW buys vacant Kendallville factory
• Auburn woman charged in Waterloo shooting
• Mourdock speaks to Steuben Young Republicans
• Noble County to get 70 jobs
• Driver killed in U.S. 20 crash
• Angola works on 2012 projects
• Longtime investigator retires
• Injured man carried out of wildlife area
• Auburn woman charged in Waterloo shooting
• Man pleads guilty to meth-making
• Man admits molesting, sexual misconduct
• Company plans to create 70 jobs in Noble County
• DeKalb GOP needs new chair
• LaGrange clerk’s insurance rejected
• Cleanup of former BP station ahead of schedule
• Primary filing begins on Wednesday
• Local rally against right-to-work planned for Saturday
• Rooftop exhaust fan causes fire at Contech
• Rooftop exhaust fan causes fire
• Steuben primary filing begins Wednesday
• Semi rolls into I-69 ditch
• Pokemon City Championships Saturday in Angola
• Kraft employees give big to United Way
• Steuben moving forward with Ashley road project
• Primary sign-ups starting soon
• Library ready to offer ebooks, but not for Kindles
• Garrett citizen sees park’s potential
• Recreation center marks first year
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Butler bans outdoor furnaces
• Football bowl fever hits home
• Shepherd joins staff at Freedom Academy
• Blood drive set for Albion Friday
• Martin named mayor pro tem
• Aviation Commissoners ready to put hangar out for bids
• Shepherd joins Freedom Academy
• Commissoners ready to put hangar out for bids
• Kendallville park facility user fees unchanged
• Steuben County moving forward with C.R. 800S
• Marshal disarms gun-toting man
• DeKalb County’s first baby arrives
• Trine street vacations tabled again
• Finley heading to Lake Superior State
• Steuben hopes for trail right of way assistance
• Metal Technologies gets incentive
• Finley to lead LSSU college
• Speaker brings global warming controversy to Angola
• Marshal disarms gun-wielding man
• Handshoe to speak at Tapestry
• Avilla man accidentally shoots own hand
• Wife charged with hitting husband with car
• Crash injures Garrett man
• Man kills woman, then self
• Winter weather strikes area
• Parkview Noble celebrates first baby of new year
• Swimmers brave icy water for Plunge
• Christensen, Fogt appointed to Board of Public Works
• New leaders take office
• Blazers draw bye for NECC tournament
• Butler Public Library news
• County genealogist says hobby is catching on
• Unsafe building in Topeka waits for action
• Topeka’s new leaders take office
• Sports in brief
• Eastside sports schedules
• Woman fatally shot, another dead in S. DeKalb Co.
• The art of economic development
• Habitat sets high goals for 2012
• Elected officers sworn in Saturday
• Garrett officials sworn in
• No paper Monday
• Area downtowns looking up
• Hickman making history with election to third term
• Kendallville family welcomes new daughter from Ethiopia
• Volunteers boost shelter adoptions
• Two men jailed for alleged meth lab
• Unsafe backing contributes to collision
• Disabled vet’s family thankful for help
• Mayor outlines accomplishments, 2012 goals
• County tries to write rules for wind farms
• Police Blotter
• End of ethanol incentive might raise prices
• Local economy shows signs of recovery
• Snowbound Writers’ Contest ready for entries
• iMAN continues to deploy broadband across Steuben
• Topeka RV maker expanding, adding 250 jobs
• Tenneco employees give to United Way
• Wounded officer home from hospital
• New streetscapes abound in Steuben
• Drug Free Noble County celebrates accomplishments
• Man arrested for sexual misconduct
• Hudson man injured in Wednesday wreck
• Meeting to discuss parts of UDO
• Wind-energy vote postponed two weeks
• Garrett Public Library news
• Portside Pizza open in Albion
• Chamber seeking officer nominations
• Operation RoundUp announces grants, sets deadlines
• Two businesses share one storefront
• Panthers hold off late Blazer rally
• Girls to play at South Adams
• Sports in brief
• Riverdale announces honor roll students
• Wrestlers defeated at Fairfield
• Bowlers break tie with Knights
• Eastside sports schedules
• I’ll leave flying to the birds
• Stutzman reflects on first year in office
• AHS junior riding high in equestrian world
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Goshen woman arrested on drug charges
• Home for Christmas
• Police Blotter: LaGrange County
• Phone call make Christmas for soldiers’ mom
• No paper Monday
• Firefighters save Butler home
• Life as a military mom
• Pokagon Beverage Co. brought Christmas to life in Angola
• Respiratory bug puts damper on the holidays
• Planners seek to address control, owners’ rights, funneling
• Driver charged after accident
• Museum features ‘Hoods Up’ display
• Old-fashioned Christmas
• Deputy completes academy training
• Auburn utility bad debts down
• Deputy completes academy training
• Consumers have urge to splurge at cash registers
• Respiratory bug puts damper on the holidays
• Christmas comes to disabled vet, family
• Crime spree hits parsonage
• Couple married in delivery room
• Officer has plastic surgery
• Dodge to introduce lakes legislation
• Service academy nominees selected
• Hardiek lived life of chaos
• Benefit auction set for wounded officer
• Wind energy ordinance gets favorable recommendation
• Ligonier man, 80, charged with molesting preschooler
• VFW seeks help for disabled vet
• New Garrett street to bear outgoing mayor’s name
• Vote raises council salaries to $4,000
• Coming Thursday: A life unraveled
• Email cry for help leads to food drive
• New Garrett street to honor mayor
• Noble County downtown revitalization effort to launch Jan. 1
• Fremont eyes raising sewer rates
• VFW seeks help for disabled Afghanistan vet
• Pokagon extends fire wood cutting program
• Unemployment rates mixed
• Metal Technologies expanding, adding jobs
• Steuben jobless rate steady
• City council approves redistricting
• Seven kids shop with cops
• Six died in Dec. 21, 1996, crashes
• Tip leads to drug charges
• Work continues on Dowling Street
• Unsafe building in Topeka waits for action
• DeKalb Eastern board hears plan to renovate locker rooms
• Two Butler council members say good-bye
• DeKalb Central board approves new high school courses
• Eaton reaches contract, adding shift
• Chickenpox hits Fremont
• Noble commissioners propose tighter wind turbine restrictions
• Speed contest blamed for Auburn crash
• LaGrange districts changing for 2014 election
• Trine street vacation requests tabled
• 2 jailed in Albion burglary
• Man gets high bond for outburst
• Man pleads guilty to Friday flight, drugs
• Beer to run for county council seat
• Chickenpox reported at Fremont schools
• Three hurt following race on Auburn street
• Steuben commissioners move ahead with bike trail
• Lutton ends 24 years on Ligonier City Council
• DeKalb probation chief to become court bailiff
• Ashley man arrested on warrants, drug charges
• New highway superintendent settles into new offices
• Longtime Garrett leaders honored
• Nagle completes three decades on Angola Common Council
• Judge sentences 3 in hearings
• Probation chief to become court bailiff
• GKB School Lunch Menu
• Man loses hand in accident, still thankful
• Small local stores welcome shoppers
• Woman, children find hope at TLC
• Two injured when truck hits tree
• Banks taking donations for officer
• Hey, wait for me!
• Concert benefits foundation, museums
• DeKalb jazz bands plan Tuesday concert
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Police warn of slick roads
• Waterloo female suspect had history with police
• Wounded Waterloo deputy improving
• Slain suspect was known risk to police
• Drug Free Noble County celebrates accomplishments
• Ashley woman shares name with Waterloo suspect
• Junior Achievement program teaches work-readiness skills
• RISE clients make, donate dog toys
• Nagle completes three decades on Angola Common Council
• Waterloo suspect had history with police
• Judge grants delay in arson trial
• Crash near Cromwell kills woman
• Waterloo officer shot; one suspect killed
• Hunts help habitat recovery
• Last officer shot in 1973
• ENHS introduces strategy to boost graduation rate
• Moreland joins Trine as VP, general counsel
• Pokagon offers annual hike
• Park hunts make inroads on habitat recovery
• Passenger killed in crash near Cromwell
• Big Lake man charged with child molesting
• Officer shot; suspect, wanted in Noble, killed
• Fremont man scratches off $5 million win
• Former Ligonier official charged with misconduct
• VOICE makes Christmas merry for area youngsters
• Second robbery suspect indicted
• Stutzman sees progress in Afghanistan
• Noble County man arrested on molesting charges
• Man arrested with gun, drugs
• RDC increases facade grant fund for 2012
• 2nd man in Wells Fargo robbery has formal charges read
• Fremont man wins $5 million lottery prize
• Gallery cooking up holiday cheer
• $1.2 million owed in case of former Fremont bank
• Local terrier a star on dog-show circuit
• Hamilton teachers get grants
• Negotiations at critical stage for Sylvan Springs
• Depot to become public facility
• KPD to get new laser speed detector
• Pay raise approved for Rome City employees
• KPD to get new speed detector
• Kendallville teen singer nominated for music awards
• Depot to become public facility
• Three join Angola chamber board
• Group says Sylvan Springs negotiations at critical stage
• Albion home a total loss to Monday fire
• Molester gets 150 years
• Robbers used bike trail as tool
• Synthetic marijuana raises concerns in Butler
• Plenty of poultry donated
• Christmas bureau helps hundreds with food, toys
• Trine granted eight of nine plat vacations around campus
• Kendallville man critical after crash
• Noble County to create road, street standards
• Man gets 150-year sentence for child molesting
• Trine seeks several plat vacations
• Second grave-digger gets one year in jail
• Surveillance, media credited in arrests
• Kendallville library closes due to loss of heat
• Model train enthusiast
• Second suspect in Angola bank robbery charged
• Potpourri maker says consumption is matter of choice
• Celebrate Diversity grant winds down; work goes on
• First-graders present musical
• Cookie sale supports charity
• Lakewood Park Christian School Honor Roll
• Potporri maker says consumption is matter of choice
• Child’s illness inspires family’s healthy lifestyle
• 2nd bank robbery suspect charged
• State representative seeks solution
• Spice still a danger
• Garrett home heavily damaged in Saturday fire
• Christmas bureau helps hundreds with food, toys
• Crash pins, injures St. Joe woman
• Four counties prep for snow removal
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• ‘If I had more money I wouldn’t do this’
• Sewer fee threatens Brethren retreat, others
• Synthetic drug producers cause worries
• Annual ‘Cop Shop’ aids 20 kids
• Woman saved as car sinks
• Bank robbery suspect caught
• Longshot candidate makes campaign stop
• Auburn wins grant for sewer project
• Steuben receives notice of lawsuit
• Rape charge filed in LaGrange County
• Team tackles daycare project
• Rape charge filed in LaGrange County
• Pleasant Lake man facing charges
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Eckhart gets $1,500 grant for Civil War programs
• Roads could become slick this morning
• Crane collapses at Garrett school
• Avilla man gets 3 years
• iPads may save Angola $3K yearly
• New mayor taking applications
• Koenig era begins with SCEDC
• Cameron chooses student Christmas card entries
• Virginia Tech locks down after 2 killed
• Davis bringing presidential campaign to area
• Officials say iPads could save Angola $3,000 yearly
• Angola man sought after avoiding Noble County sentencing
• Ex-fugitive sentenced to 3 years
• Koenig era begins at SCEDC
• Former Garrett priest accused
• Ryan Park play has perfect recipe
• DeKalb classroom becomes studio
• Software snafu causes Orland budget readoption
• Rezoning for multifamily housing recommended
• Pokagon to host Geminid meteor shower viewing
• Police seek tips on vandalism
• Crash kills Topeka woman
• Former Garrett priest accused of sexual abuse
• Cameron physical therapist receives certification
• Five troopers recognized for 20 years of service
• Pokagon to host geminid meteor shower viewing
• Northern Lakes resident donates bears for kids
• 2-car crash injures 5
• LaOtto man donates Pearl Harbor plates
• Past lawsuit may have affected horse response
• Pearl Harbor attack shocked DeKalb residents
• 70 years ago, Steuben worried for its children
• Steuben keeps plugging away at bike trail
• Provena gets $2.2 million HUD grant
• Heritage Corps housing workers at Pokagon State Park
• Steuben County keeps plugging away at bike trail
• Area residents found with meth lab in hotel
• Rome City Elementary to replace water tanks
• Man sought after trial no-show
• No charges coming in horse’s death
• Polar Bear Dip named for Gibson
• Country Meadow welcomes surprise Chinese visitors
• LaGrange horse death sparks debate
• Thieves smash windows for purses
• SCEDC plan gets chilly reception
• Tons of chicken donated to area food banks
• Angola plans water rate hike
• Butler Public Library news
• Horse death sparks animal control debate
• Noble commissioners accept fuel, highway bids
• Glick to seek full term in state Senate
• Thieves smash windows for purses
• Skillman to meet Auburn officials
• Parolee arrested for fight, charged with drug crime
• Lake James history available soon
• Bicyclist in serious condition after Friday crash
• Auburn man shot
• Terriers track DeKalb airport pests
• SCEDC eyes change
• Man wanted on felony warrant
• Bethlehem comes to Angola
• 24th annual Festival of Lights this week
• DeKalb 9-12 Group to discuss wind farms
• Railroad club hosting open house
• Lighted Christmas parade winners named
• Red Cross plans four blood drives in county
• Spencerville plans Christmas party
• Lilly Scholarship to be awarded in April
• Strong arm earns trip to Germany
• Mission to Peru proves to be life-changing
• Christmas parade tops 40 units
• Thunder 2 Go ready to roll
• KPC newspapers receive 16 state awards
• LaGrange County Police Blotter
• Christmas parade today in downtown Kendallville
• Government Calendar
• East Noble saves 22% in energy costs
• Christmas Stroll stop
• Fire station plans Breakfast with Santa
• Annual Cookie Walk set Saturday
• New Gutstein Scholarship established
• Tulip Inn ends run
• EN saves 22% in energy costs
• New Kendallville library director embraces opportunity
• Well problem closes PHHS
• Water woes affect Lima-Brighton
• Giving volunteers earn honors
• Waterloo church reopens after months of repairs
• Rural wreck sends 2 in helicopter
• Club offers meal auction, toy drive
• Choose Christmas trees wisely to avoid fires
• Pokagon toboggan announces hours
• Heights FFA students honored
• EN student merit semifinalist
• Steuben REMC crews assist Noble in storm restoration
• No water, no classes at PHHS
• PHHS classes canceled due to no water
• DeKalb Airport runway approval short of goal
• Storm zaps power
• Air board to redraw hangar project
• Runway extension could boost economy
• Christmas greetings event opens Saturday at Bixler Lake
• Thousands lose power in storm
• Ligonier church accepting items for recycling
• Drive, auction to help needy kids
• Proposed airport hangar/terminal to get redesigned
• Group helps grieving moms
• Power still out in parts of Noble, Steuben counties
• Hospitals in four-county area report no errors
• First winter storm hits
• Kruse land bought by bank
• High water precedes snow
• Winter Wonderland opens Friday
• Local poverty rate nearly doubles
• Garrett High school construction on schedule
• Carolers come to the Cline
• Home sales up in 3 of 4 counties
• 2 detained for diaper bag dope
• Windmill Winter Wonderland opens Friday
• Up to 8 inches of snow could hit four-county area
• Child molester gets 30 years
• PH close to fixing water
• Angola kicks off Christmas in style
• Eastside teacher resigns
• Deadline nears for toboggan event
• Waterloo man gets another prison term
• Noble commissioners order finish to parking lot
• FEMA releases Noble County floodplain maps
• Real estate association names officers for 2012
• Man arrested for making meth
• Snow could arrive Tuesday
• Wind energy blowing into northeast Indiana
• Special Olympics athletes advance to state
• Man injured in crash
• East Noble presents two shows
• Ethan Hood achieves Eagle rank
• Back from the depths of methamphetamine
• Saturday fire levels home
• Soup kitchen serves up Thanksgiving dinners
• Regional group serves as model for statewide defense council
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Back from the depths of meth
• Mayors band together to promote regional growth
• DeKalb Humane Shelter reduces pet population
• Injuries minimal as pole pierces SUV
• Minor altercation reported on brisk Black Friday
• Alcohol, speed lead to arrest
• Small stores join shop-local push
• Open house provides different way to give
• Police: Ohio man drove over 100 mph drunk
• Area Black Friday business brisk; 1 incident reported
• Utility pole pierces vehicle in wreck
• Disney classic coming to East Noble Theatre stage
• Seizure blamed for fatal crash
• Flu shots offered at Wednesday clinic
• Christmas miracle coming for 50 families
• Thankful Hickman looks to 3rd term
• Red Cross thanks school, teacher
• Mission trip was eye-opener
• Golf course not part of Cobblestone auction
• Ohio man escapes overturned semi
• Accused arsonist facing more charges after recanting
• St. Joseph Church planning parish mission
• Ohio man escapes overturned semi
• Wolcottville woman injured in crash
• Trine students win engineering scholarships
• Steuben REMC honored by state
• Hantz retiring after 42 years in Steuben assessor office
• Cahoot’s to hold Dec. 17 art show
• Kendallville fuel pump bursts into flames
• Middle schoolers shine in recycling
• Unions protest in Indy
• Area unemployment mixed as state sees slight rise
• Building talent top priority for region
• Kendallville to share cost of sewer line repair
• Steuben eyes more C.R. 800S work
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Christmas tree traditions to be explored
• Noble County Fair plans Cozy Cabin event
• Teachers selling porkburgers at basketball game to raise funds for Miracle Tree
• Goshen College offers “Festival of Carols”
• Ligonier church hosting a night of dancing on Dec. 16
• Student teaches art class
• EPA requires wetland work
• Noble County employee burned in fiery accident
• Molester sentenced to 25 years
• LaGrange County suing water park
• Airport buying at least one home
• Creager wins national rabbit award
• Fremont Schools set idling policy
• Wolcottville man charged with rape
• EPA approves Steuben wetland restoration
• Hudson industrial park certified as shovel ready
• Freedom Program honored
• Man charged with molesting
• Area NASA fan tweeting launch
• Holidays come to life in Angola
• Nine departments fight Hamilton house fire
• Mustard Seed furniture bank meets need
• DeKalb choir wins first contest
• House burns near Howe
• 20-year award
• Church handing out free food
• Local NASA fan tweeting launch
• Economy hits child support collections
• Judge sentences 3 in hearings
• Cromwell leader Greta Wallace dies
• Old Mill hosting artisan festival
• Local businesses offer toy drop sites
• Festival of Trees
• DeKalb Sheriff commits officer to I.M.A.G.E.
• DeKalb sheriff commits officer to IMAGE drug task force
• Sheriff commits officer to IMAGE drug task force
• Humane Society gets boost
• PCs For Youth celebrates 5 years of helping students
• Conference addresses mental illness and courts
• Pokagon to conduct ash tree harvest
• Trine group breaks high five record
• ENMS presents holiday comedy today, Saturday
• Accident closes U.S. 20 in LaGrange
• Angola man charged with child molesting
• Thursday night fire damages Angola home
• Thursday fire damages Angola home
• McTeacher and a smile
• With a little TLC, facility opens
• Proposed ag zoning tweaked
• EN students like their computers
• Garrett students stage Seuss
• Steuben foundation awards more than $28,000
• PHMS moves play performance date
• Basket Bingo prize winners
• Noble County planners tweak proposed ag zoning
• Riley Street crossing to be closed
• DeKalb County HOPE adds director to lead mentors
• Planners endorse solar-panel site
• Mini-Angola gets mayoral review
• Albion Elementary cafeteria project approved
• Stutzman backs concealed carry bill
• Chamber toboggan challenge returning Dec. 1
• EN approves student trip to China
• Students stage Seuss
• Mayor visits minicommunity
• Angola chamber toboggan challenge returning Dec. 1
• Angola to compensate volunteer firefighters on point system
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Fremont hires police officer
• Kendallville council gives initial OK to raises
• Clinic adds dentistry
• Auburn companies pledge to add 45 jobs
• MSD teachers get a bonus
• Freels receives Medal of Arts award
• Hunter died from lacerated liver
• Orland looking at curbside spring cleanup
• Free dental clinic offering monthly appointments
• Albion Elementary cafeteria project hearing Wednesday
• Kendallville company receives energy conservation grant
• 14 deer taken during first day of Pokagon hunt
• Growing firm gets incentive
• Man serving 50 years gets more
• Serial robber might be local
• Man sentenced in fatal OWI crash
• New faces must step up for Eastside girls
• Blazer boys aim for improved season
• Lake George man pleads not guilty
• Man sentenced in crash that killed Albion resident
• Bank robber may be from area
• Business gets tax abatement for Noble County expansion
• Noble County approves new $40,000 GIS flyover
• Honor Flight work earns Veterans Advocate award
• PH water advisory lifted
• DNR monitors deer health
• Trench art featured in presentation at Eckhart Public Library
• Two hurt on U.S. 6
• Arc Angels sought to bring holiday cheer
• Heights, Noble seniors can get dream funds
• Author writes third book of stories set in Auburn
• Parade lights up Shipshe
• To the birthplace of tai chi
• Remembering Lindsie
• East Noble places third in the state in spell bowl competition
• 3 DeKalb County hunters arrested
• KPC’s Fort Wayne open house
• Hats off to veterans
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• New time capsule sealed in courthouse wall
• Ceremonies mark Veterans Day
• Three arrested after police find drugs
• Holiday Loaf on sale to benefit Children First
• Angola man arrested for active meth lab
• Police Blotter
• Parkside wants winter accessories for service project
• Correction: Troyer is parade marshal
• Remove batteries from cellphones used as toys, police ask
• Programs observe Veterans Day today
• Veterans Day visit
• Basket Brigade has 267 families needing adoption
• Remove batteries from old cell phones
• Disabled woman fails to appear, must report to jail
• Fremont manager honored, promoted
• Ligonier company growing, moving to LaGrange
• Meth-making role yields probation
• INDOT reopens S.R. 120 bridge
• Noble County to consider road striping plan
• Man gets 23 years for attempted murder
• Church challenging Parsons for Fremont clerk
• State parks to conduct deer reduction hunts this month
• Two seek Avilla clerk-treasurer post
• ACD museum displays stainless steel cars
• Butler City Court news
• State parks to conduct deer reduction hunts this month
• Trick or treat times set for Steuben communities
• LaGrange’s early voters welcome at courthouse
• Fall property taxes due Nov. 10
• Area high school bowlers learn from PBA tour professional
• Names of injured in crash released
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Author to speak on Veterans Day
• Annual auction to benefit Noble House
• Food banks count on donations as holidays near
• Local airport a jewel
• Band catches eighth place
• 4 injured in LaGrange crash
• Angola woman sends out thanks
• Habitat adds development director
• Sixth and Main could be special
• City of Angola hits trifecta
• Halloween activities set for weekend
• DeKalb band heads to state
• Police report missing teen located
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• East Noble administrator honored
• Intersection closed until further notice
• Crash injures Butler woman
• Toll road crash claims 7 lives
• White House honors local gardening charity
• Five generations
• Fort Wayne auction benefits Fourever Friends
• Commissioner wants replacement to step up
• DeKalb FFA team 10th in nation
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• LaGrange County Police Blotter
• Fourever Friends scholarship gets $30K boost
• Fort Wayne auction benefits Fourever Friends
• DeKalb FFA team 10th in nation
• More cable barriers coming to I-69
• Cooper-Standard drops sale
• Technology on display at EN
• Heights water advisory remains through Tuesday
• Local leaders support plan for Sylvan Springs
• Spellers compete in junior division meet
• West Noble soccer coach, players receive honors
• Ligonier United Methodist Church having Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 16
• Heights water advisory remains through Tuesday
• Spellers compete in junior division meet
• Coat bank needs donations
• State police cars getting license plate readers
• GM invests $275M in Fort Wayne Assembly Plant
• Nonprofit group unveils Sylvan Springs plan
• Funny money nets prison time
• Council at-large candidates questioned in debate
• Dowling Street may reopen in next two weeks
• Habitat gets two homes for deconstruction
• Dallas takes teen title
• Blazer band proud of 2011 season
• Dallas takes teen title
• Habitat gets 2 homes for deconstruction; store site sought
• Woman sentenced for passing counterfeit bills
• Dowling Street may reopen in next two weeks
• DeKalb candidates report campaign contributions
• Noble County updates weather emergency rules
• Woman jailed in charity heist
• Missionaries make visit home to Auburn
• Man found in car with meth lab
• Halloween events coming this weekend
• Hefty dissects stock market rally on CNBC
• Community events
• Real estate market shows positive signs
• Trick or Treat on Main Street, Zombie Walk coming Saturday
• Man arrested in Angola on meth charges
• I-69 rollover crash hurts 4
• Lakeland students get real-world business exposure
• DeKalb Health expands
• Foods Resource Bank chapter celebrating harvest
• Former WIFF radio-TV7 staff reunites
• United Way donates to Learning Link
• Red Cross plans three local blood drives
• Benefit event planned in Butler
• Foods Resource Bank celebrating harvest
• Le Tour D’Kalb riders
• 5th graders get active at Trine
• Knights eliminate Blazer girls
• Pastor donates pay to Jacob’s room
• Jail jam
• KPC Word Search contest begins Monday
• ‘Cancer buddies’ meet monthly for support, friendship
• Steuben unemployment lowest in area
• County holds annual delinquent tax sale
• Man sought on warrant for escape, probation violations
• Camp-O-Ween
• Garrett beats Vikings, 27-14
• Band hopes to smash rivals today
• Auburn woman named to state fair commission
• Tourism a boon for Steuben County
• Libraries trying to expand services
• Students take part in Shape Up Steuben
• High school gun rumors cause security enhancement
• Area unemployment mostly lower despite state rise
• Fatal accident closes I-69
• Woman dead in wreck
• Raging fire strikes DeKalb Molded Plastics
• State extends Kruse license suspension
• Hospital unveils expansion Sunday
• PHHS works to fix water issue
• Fairgrounds Halloween activities begin today
• Election board broke Open Door Law, state official rules
• PH awaiting water test results
• Downtown party is Friday
• Trine criminal justice group shatters record, returns to nationals
• Angola mayor learns more about economic development in Denver
• Fire damages DeKalb Molded Plastics
• Steuben County United Way offers free flu shots
• ENMS assistant principal honored
• Peak car-deer crash season looming
• Crash injures Miss DeKalb
• Updates help land Fremont award
• PHHS water advisory continues
• Fremont School Board approves remaining 2012 budget
• Albion pizzeria closed over back taxes
• Fair pageant winner injured in morning crash
• Fremont home earns beautification award
• PH discusses property
• Fremont Library could save $336,000 on bond refinancing
• Butler company adding 50 jobs; more possible
• Gridiron gets abatement
• Garrett spellers reach state finals
• Five escape fire that destroys home
• Orland walk highlights Underground Railroad
• Longtime EN band director dies
• St. Joe man jailed on sex charge
• Search for missing hunter scaled back
• Emmert named District 3 assistant principal of the year
• Home near Wolf Lake burns; family escapes
• SDI profits double from year-ago level
• Meth making nets 10-year sentence
• Angola agrees on IDEM order
• Angola approves streetscape consulting contract
• Sculptor with local ties wants to create Steuben monument
• Actor Aykroyd visits museum
• New contract brings 9 jobs to Busche
• Police offer reward in case of missing Butler girl
• Local hunter missing
• Cellphone in courthouse nets contempt citation
• Angola earns Community Impact Award
• Sheen, Smurfs top costumes; trick-or-treat times announced
• Vehicle crime string hits LaOtto
• Steuben looks for compost site alternatives
• Cellphone in courthouse nets contempt citation
• Police offer reward in case of missing Butler girl
• Steuben County man missing in Canada
• Increased funding to aid LaGrange transportation system
• Family has 4 generations of mail carriers
• Band earns gold
• Kiwanis to begin 40th Holiday Loaf project
• Fellowship of firefighters
• Society to explore Ancestry.com
• Election information in today’s newspaper
• Christmas bureau to accept applications
• Judge sentences 12 for offenses
• Area police receive crisis intervention training
• Blaze destroys Butler home
• Pleasant Lake man falls from tree stand
• DeKalb, Eastside bands qualify for semistate; others earn gold
• WANE-TV returns to Mediacom
• Waterloo council candidates to answer questions Monday
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Busse stepping down as SDI chief
• AmeriCorps brings work to Pokagon
• DeKalb United Way reports giving
• Judge dismisses Kruse extradition proceedings
• PHMS pride rally a hit
• Senior Bash set for Thursday
• Smoke detectors donated to Hamilton schools
• AmeriCorps providing Trine SRA trail blazers in 2012
• Stutzman to host military academy day
• Millett to succeed Busse as Steel Dynamics CEO
• Burglary information sought
• PHMS holds first Panther sports rally
• Sheriff to sell Kruse property
• Fremont work plugging along
• LaPorte closing could send jobs to Kendallville
• Signs taken, forum in works
• Students learn about bullying
• Butler Police chief speaks on domestic violence
• LaPorte closing could send jobs to Kendallville
• Gaslight to present vampire spoof
• Fremont streetscape plugging along
• Indiana State Police now accepting applications
• Signs point to climax of fall campaign
• Angola woman facing 5 theft counts
• Missing Butler girl may be with sex offender
• New plan offers ideas for Auburn downtown
• AHS artists add to Murosity
• Parkview LaGrange to hold open house
• Utility company to trim, remove problem trees in Albion
• Cromwell-Kimmell Lions ‘Feather Party’ set for Nov. 18
• Shiloh Baptist Church hosting breakfast on Oct. 22
• Basket Brigade gearing up
• Kendallville library trustees adopt 2012 budget
• Leaf burning discouraged
• SCCF has new grant criteria
• Woman accused of taking $40K in lottery tickets
• Community builds accessible play site
• Airport officials lobby for facility
• Kendallville eyes utility rate hikes
• Study to level fair property funded
• Suffocation caused death, coroner rules
• Woodworkers provide help with a smooth refinish at RISE shop
• Heights honors its Mighty Oaks
• Police seize marijuana
• Auburn community bids farewell to Smiths
• Farm animals at DeKalb fair make children ill
• School chief visits Albion
• Man struck, killed by CSX train
• Fall leaf pickup times announced
• Carnegie Library updates technology plan
• Butler Public Library news
• Police find marijuana at rural residence
• Crash victim upgraded; one still critical
• Fall leaf pickup times announced
• Toxic waste collection day planned
• Goshen man dies in Shipshe construction accident
• Kosciusko man struck by train, killed
• Fire damages Hamilton home
• Avilla man critical after crash
• Local bands perform at weekend contests
• Two new officers join Auburn police
• Families have fun down on the farm
• Sheriff Troyer to speak at Fremont library tonight
• Woman lives 50 years at nursing home
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Local harvest just getting under way
• Fremont dentist and staff go pink
• Bledsoe family beats breast cancer
• Park skate night season begins Monday
• Library foundation receives matching grant
• Lakes groups holding fall info session
• CASA celebrates 25 years of helping kids
• Auburn man calls pipeline a threat
• Former Lakeland coach Sirk dies
• PH video rolls to third-place national finish
• EN spellers win NHC title
• Yarde announces bid for state Senate
• DeKalb Central to kick off bullying prevention program
• Yarde announces bid for state Senate
• Historic courthouses in state limelight
• Students experience simulated drunk driving
• Man arrested for felony pot possession
• Pair injured in wreck
• PH video rolls to third-place national finish
• This is a test
• Noble crash kills area man
• DeKalb County remembers Smiths
• Darland resigns as Noble Democratic chair
• Apple computers make impact in area schools
• Momentum builds for memorial to Baron von Steuben
• Smith: Momentum growing for Steuben memorial
• Fall Forum to cover lake topics
• Darland resigns as Noble Democratic chair
• Man killed in Albion crash
• Man dead, woman critical after crash
• DeKalb historian, wife die in I-69 crash
• Fall ballot has some holes
• Fine arts festival set for Saturday
• iMAN ready to roll
• Garrett repeals firearms code
• New DAWN bike-a-thon and party set for Oct. 8 in Ligonier
• Smaller ballots, if any, to be decided Nov. 8 by voters
• Bry appointed to historic sites board
• iMAN build could be complete by end of 2012
• Crash kills Garrett woman, 18
• Cameron office building to open in summer
• Carbon monoxide kills man
• Corn School Queen to be crowned today
• Zent seeking state House seat
• Driver goes on trial for crash that killed girlfriend
• Auburn budget up slightly
• Ground broken for medical office building
• Zent announces candidacy for 51st District seat
• Crash kills Garrett woman, 18
• Some lane closure for Kendallville Main Street
• Two arrested on drug charges, more pending
• Angola awards pump bid
• Angola awards pump bid
• Albion company could add 40 jobs
• Steuben OKs detention pact
• Corn School festival opens today
• Angola to consider airport project
• County to facilitate discussion about Steuben monument
• CROP Hunger Walk set for Sunday in Auburn
• DeKalb County seeking better insurance options
• Fire damages St. Joe home
• Depression screens offered at Senior Health Fair
• Apple Festival closes on high note
• North repeats as top livestock showman
• Archery business hits target with new tag game
• DeKalb Reads offers workshops
• Regiment is good as gold
• Bus drills emphasize safety
• Corn School begins Tuesday
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• 4-H sheep champion
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• DeKalb Reads offers workshops for parents
• Supreme showmanship contest
• Foodies flock to apple festival
• Area bands earn gold ratings
• Star Local Sports Roundup
• NIPSCO, non-profit work to get electric vehicle charge station in Angola
• Government Calendar
• Blood drive planned Wednesday in Auburn
• Police Blotter: LaGrange
• EN spellers score high in two invitationals
• Program discusses headaches
• Angola man arrested
• Groups want electric car charging station in Angola
• Albion woman running for Indiana House seat
• Making apple treats a family tradition
• EN spellers score high in two invitationals
• Extension program covers headaches
• Monument proposed for Baron von Steuben
• Avilla factory adding 40 jobs
• Police probe huge steel theft
• Man sentenced to 40 years for sexual misconduct
• Homemakers day takes the cake
• Angola THINKs new electric car exciting
• Apple Festival opens Saturday
• Historic status sought for depot
• Former Avilla Clerk-Treasurer Traxler dies
• Efforts underway to designate depot as historic site
• Coat bank holding first open house Saturday
• Child molester sentenced to 45 years behind bars
• Police probe huge steel theft
• Man sentenced to 2 years in prison for making meth
• Driver seriously injured when tanker hits cow
• Chinese visit ENMS, tour city
• Sustainable Living Fair founder shines light on solar energy use
• Scouts on parade at fair
• Old Settlers honored during fair
• Program for struggling students established at EN schools
• West Noble Theatre33 to present “Romeo and Juliet”
• Sustainable Living Fair founder shines light on solar energy
• PH hosts 39th annual Heritage Festival Oct. 9
• Angola to receive THINK electric car Thursday
• Fair honors Old Settlers today
• Parts of Avilla lose power for 12 hours
• Fundraiser supports cancer research
• Goodwin named Distinguished Hoosier
• Fair pageant winner overcomes doubts
• Elijah Haven marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• S.R. 1 closure in Butler starting Monday
• Senior Harvest of Wellness Health Fair a cornucopia of information
• S.R. 9 to close in Albion for 2 weeks
• Power restored to Avilla after 12 hours
• Gas price decline cheers consumers
• State OKs railroad overpass project
• Fair features choir show tonight
• Foundation changing grant criteria
• Gasoline prices take plunge
• Benefits planned for transplant patient
• Man facing 2nd battery charge
• Benefits planned for transplant patient
• State approves $2.1 million railroad overpass project
• Gas price drop cheers customers
• Man gets 2-1/2 years for drug crimes
• 1 charged after Angola fight
• Free Fall Fair opens today
• Cancer survivor to lead Light the Night walk
• Church temporarily reduces gas prices
• Garrett band 3rd at EN invite
• School construction stays on schedule
• Fire destroys home; family escapes
• Historical Society preserves Steuben County heritage
• Dad benefits from Children First parenting class
• Man allegedly resists police, gets arrested
• Local bands compete at East Noble Invitational
• Wolf Lake clinic, DeKalb doctor receive awards
• Auburn mosquito pool tests positive for West Nile
• Herald Republican reader recounts 50-year ties
• Area students experience Civil War era
• Woman dies after crashing car into lake
• Howe man sentenced for threats
• EN show choir named grand champion
• Seaplane Splash In is Sunday at Pokagon
• Highway superintendent to retire after 38 years
• East Noble show choir named grand champion at Bluffton
• Seaplane Splash In is Sunday at Pokagon
• Angola woman dead after vehicle crashes into lake
• Former St. Joe woman killed in wreck
• 80th DeKalb County Fair begins Monday
• Fair association offers parking options
• Former St. Joe woman dies in wreck
• Churches surprised by Angel Food closure
• Kendallville Manor completes remodeling project
• Go Angola to have meet and greet
• YMCA seeks 2011 Hope Award nominees
• SR 8 near Auburn scheduled for Sunday closure
• Health care education gets shot in the arm
• Atz Ice Cream Co. stops making ice cream in Kendallville
• Orland lands 140 jobs at new facility
• Light the Night walk steps off Tuesday
• Zoning ordinance untabled, further action delayed
• Community group to explore trails
• Civil War Days for children is Friday
• Fremont to bump up sub pay
• PH pop tabs donated in Indy
• Steuben Cares brings in more than a million pop tabs
• Sixteen bands will compete in EN Invitational Saturday
• EN Spell Bowl team finishes second
• Parkview schedules big announcement
• CTA announces Orland plant
• Noble school enrollments dip; Westview rises
• Some DeKalb schools see enrollment decrease
• Steuben schools see decline
• Making dolls for a living
• Bids taken for iMAN fiber project
• City Council approves Kraft tax abatements
• Region III-A names interim director
• Man gets 12 years for meth charges
• Auburn woman learns doll-making from scratch
• Bids taken for iMAN fiber project
• Teen arraigned, juvenile interview next week for Saturday burglary
• Sheriff hosting ID day during Fall Fest
• RISE to the Occasion benefit set for Oct. 13
• Hearing set for 2nd man in grave-digging
• West Edge shops burglarized
• Fish Creek project cuts fine
• Former pastor sentenced again for child molesting
• Barn destroyed by fire
• Fund started for family burned out of their home
• Burmese subject of HBO documentary speaking at Trine
• Butler Public Library news
• Police probe West Edge burglaries
• Teen arrested for home burglary
• Fish Creek getting facelift
• Steuben commissioners approve jail roof repairs
• Hearing set for second man in grave-digging case
• Noble polling places unchanged for November election
• DeKalb airport authority introduces budget
• GHS celebrates homecoming
• Guilty verdict in molesting trial
• Passenger injured in two-car crash
• Soup meal to benefit backpack program
• Documentary make visits Black Pine Animal Sanctuary
• NY history actor to appear at Angola Civil War Days
• West Noble royalty
• Phone scams abound
• Eastside places third
• Harvest Fest gets record start
• Fremont learns to Water Works
• Man pleads guilty in grave-digging case
• Police Blotter
• Judge sentences 17 in hearings
• Officer impersonator sentenced
• Flu shots available at Heimach Center
• State unemployment rises slightly; LaGrange bucks trend
• Angola candidate debate won’t happen
• Fremont students learn at Water Works
• Shirtless man with knife rampages in Orland
• Northeastern Center may change buildings
• DeKalb County votes down vote centers
• Officer impersonator sentenced
• Thompsons take pride in remaking homes
• Additional parking restrictions for DeKalb fair
• Farms brave tough times
• Area GDP on the upswing
• EN board adopts 2012 budget
• Steuben to consider voting centers
• DeKalb band invite is Saturday
• YMCA shows off building improvements
• Steuben County to consider voting centers
• Additional parking restrictions for DeKalb fair
• Deck fire at Angola home causes $15,000 damage
• Malloch guilty of molesting
• East Noble saves on energy
• Club brings Christian concert to DeKalb
• Vote center hearing is Friday
• Manufacturing alive, well
• United Way campaign kicks off
• Emerald ash borer killing Kendallville trees
• WN students selling chicken barbecue
• West Noble Cross Country Invitational is Saturday
• American Heritage Girls to host informational meeting Sept. 26
• Charger boys win Blackford; girls were 2nd
• Emerald Ash Borer killing Kendallville trees
• Medical office building will go with smaller storm water tap
• Steuben United Way kicks off
• New industries to bring jobs to Rome City
• Malloch: Confession is false
• AHS student Merit Scholarship semifinalist
• Bell named to state gaming commission
• Tourism pumps $83 million into DeKalb
• Steuben approves budget
• Clerk endorses voting centers
• Mortorff a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist
• Updated flood maps provide digital conventions
• Steuben eyes detention contract
• Bell named to state gaming commission
• Man gets 13-year meth sentence
• New industries to bring jobs to Rome City
• Manufacturing facility planned for Orland
• Molesting case being re-tried
• Tonne to headline benefit
• Woman writes book after Nepal trip
• Man gets three years for sex crime
• State jobs outlook optimistic
• Brad Miller outing benefits kids
• Lakeland free lunch students on the rise
• Man gets maximum sentence in sex crime plea
• Road work to affect traffic on S.R. 8
• 1/3 of Noble lake, unincorporated town streets rated poor
• Missing man found in Kentucky
• Manpower: Indiana hiring outlook beats national average
• Discarded smoking materials blamed for mattress blaze
• Service finds hope in 9/11
• Man charged in fatal crash
• Easel auction nets $10,000 for DABA, artists
• Harvest Fest returns to Albion Saturday
• Honoring those who serve
• Baron Brigade wins in opening contest
• Cameron Woods welcomes new director
• Mighty Oak Award nominations sought
• Poll: More fear, distrust since 9/11
• Safer since 9/11: World is wider for first responders
• Plain language: Common words for police radio traffic lacks support
• Safer since 9/11
• Plain language
• Parkview Noble health fair
• Crash into building hurts one
• Remembering 9/11 at Trine
• She was there
• Service Sunday honors 9/11 heroes
• Big Long Lake pier order appealed
• Regional partnership markets region in Europe
• Local industries beginning to hire
• Schools welcome voucher students
• Trailer maker adding 200 jobs
• Angola reunion planned
• Officer told not to park car in driveway
• Kendallville ceremony honors 9/11 victims
• Traffic partnership racks up arrests
• Canoe trip benefits Turning Point
• Fake fundraisers using Black Pine name
• Cruiser to add up to 200 jobs in LaGrange
• Day care center celebrates 40 years
• YHCC adds to Pokagon group camp
• Molesting suspect found after 2 years
• Planners OK TIF in Hamilton
• Soldier needs help finding his lost puppy
• DeKalb sets target for wind turbine rules
• Better finishes lift Baron girls past Garrett
• J. Rowe Signs moves
• Steuben building inspections going electronic
• Steuben plan commission approves Hamilton TIF
• Soldier needs help finding lost puppy
• Cameron Hospice holding annual memorial service
• Road reopens
• DeKalb aims for wind farm ordinance
• Auburn granting 1% raises
• Busche to add 7 jobs
• Cole Memorial Garden gets facelift
• Trine hosts tribute to 9/11
• More records going digital
• Historic board OKs request for new windows
• Authorities still seeking cause of death for Angola man
• LaGrange Council on Aging director leaving
• Steuben computerizing property records
• Yield signs will remain in Angola
• Historic Preservation Commission approves renovation work
• Trine invites community to 9/11 remembrance
• Police arrest 10 at campground
• Kendallville Public Library director to retire
• Shelter quarantines overflowing cat population
• Kendallville mayor wants budget boost
• Angola approves $125,000 for iMAN
• Steuben commissioners OK plan to level 4-H Fairgrounds
• Two businesses can keep tax abatements
• EN grad receives $30,000 Rotary scholarship
• County art association to meet
• CN to offer nonpublic schools meeting
• CASA seeking volunteers
• Genealogy society to offer annual meeting
• EN grad receives $30,000 Rotary scholarship
• LaGrange commissioners look at selling county-owned land
• Angola to mill, repave streets
• Fuel fight: Steuben gas prices tend to be higher than nearby counties
• Worldwide rates sale as best yet
• Auburn classics top auction sales
• Marshmallow festival
• Ohio man hurt in crash
• Sports in brief
• Shooting club competes successful season
• Butler City Court news
• Police reports
• Eastside sports schedules
• Blazers edge Panthers, 1-0
• Golf outing was a great success
• Auburn classics top auction sales
• Cord still stunning at 75
• Duesenberg tops sales at Worldwide auction
• Riding through history on a B-17
• LeSage going bald for cancer
• Variety of reasons drive auction bidders, sellers
• Golf outing, gala support Big Brothers-Big Sisters
• Angola couple still in love, holding hands after 70 years
• Cord drivers put on a show in Kendallville
• Miller mourns worker
• B-17 vets relive memories
• Finances force animal shelter layoffs
• Likes eases into new position
• Ligonier man sentenced to 20 years in Elkhart County
• Likes likes new job with Angola
• DeKalb-New Haven game starting at 8
• Brad Miller events support Big Brothers-Big Sisters
• Convoy brings Cords to ACD Festival
• Poultry worker dies at Miller
• Fremont settlers to be highlighted on Lakeside Cemetery Walk
• EN administrative contracts extended
• Marshmallow festival kicks off tonight
• Cord-owner Congressman makes first festival visit
• Man pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Indiana House GOP offers internships
• Industrial accident kills Miller Poultry worker
• C.R. 800S to reopen next week
• Fremont settlers to be featured on walk
• Dean Kruse responds to theft charges
• Fremont discusses plan for downtown
• California firefighters visit Ligonier
• Christian concert coming to DeKalb
• Children found in the corn
• Publication contends DeKalb man is innocent
• Historic Stone’s Trace festival is next weekend
• Children found in corn
• Kruse released on bond
• Fremont Middle School to learn about water
• Dean Kruse facing arrest
• Area private schools earn high grades
• PH senior gets jump on Guard
• Angola to name ball field for Van Wagner
• PH students clean up river
• Seats are available on B-17
• CN allows inquiry on combining HVAC
• Pennsylvania authorities charge Dean Kruse with theft
• Pa. authorities charge Dean Kruse with theft
• Ball diamond to be named for longtime player/coach
• CANI offers microloans
• PH senior graduates from National Guard before high school
• Local students excel at community service
• Schools get first PL 221 letter grades
• Region III-A director to lead SCEDC
• School rankings mixed in Steuben
• Local woman gets national VFW accolades
• Bluegrass festival coming to Kendallville
• Sister giving kidney to brother
• Child falls from second story window
• Even Start still available to Steuben parents
• Region III-A director to lead SCEDC
• Most area schools show improvements on test scores
• Angola woman receives national VFW honor
• Fire destroys Jimmerson Lake home
• Habitat, RISE event a barrel of fun
• Community foundation willing to share emergency plan
• Group Dekko offsets economy with research, development
• Corvette kit unveiled on Garage Cruise
• DNR orders piers at Big Long Lake
• Counselors aid families dealing with addictions
• Teen tours nation with vintage bomber
• Combat medals unite grandfather, grandson
• No voting site changes likely in Kendallville
• Snake-bitten boy released from hospital
• Ride honors Wolcottville warrior
• History center displays tractors
• Police garage sale set for weekend
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Council to meet
• SUV hits bicyclist
• Ocracoke waits for the weather
• Hoosier woman dies from West Nile virus
• Judge overturns felony conviction
• Butler Council to meet in executive session
• Trine and Fremont share books
• New county flood maps unveiled
• Shipshewana general fund to lose 8 percent
• Man admits making meth
• Ronnie Jones sentenced to 103 years
• Two local artists enter huge show
• Lugar, Stutzman hear from farmers
• Economic forum at Glendarin
• 2011 Tombstone Trail now open
• 2-day auction over Labor Day weekend
• Shipshewana water rates rising
• David Rogers Days start today
• New Eden Care Center births
• Bookfest is Sept. 29
• Foundation grant to provide GED opportunity
• Travel back in time during David Rogers Days
• 2011 Tombstone Trail now open
• Buescher takes BANI new construction award
• 4-county economic forum to be held at Glendarin
• Police seek tips on rash of crimes
• Accessible swing project starts at Rieke Park
• REAL men read to classes
• Tobacco heir brings anti-smoking message
• Many factors explain West Noble enrollment decline
• Boy, 4, found safe after scare
• West Noble cheerleaders hosting clinic on Sept. 4
• Transplant recipient moves out of ICU
• Boy, 4, found safe after scare
• Steuben sheriff learns about child safety at seminar
• Auburn police seek tips on rash of crimes
• West Nile virus found in Noble County horse
• Reassessment causes snag
• Kendallville to raze house
• Old 27 tour departs from Auburn, stops in Angola
• Tremor shakes Hoosiers, too
• WANE-TV cable deal expiring soon
• Miss Indiana Outstanding Teen returns to school
• Former pastor admits additional child molesting crime
• Kendallville to demolish fire-damaged, abandoned house
• Pokagon Idol looking for top dog this weekend
• Council awards Angola Safe Routes consult bid
• Extension: Water-bath canning not safe
• WANE-TV warns contract with Mediacom expires soon
• Concert draws record crowd
• Teen serious after crash
• PH to start on time
• Steuben celebrates online case management
• Boy suffers poisonous snake bite
• Lakeland CBA includes pay raise
• Record gar caught on Crooked Lake
• Shotguns, hunting items recovered in dive
• Controversial zoning law may be approved
• Holtz joins Trine board
• Crooked Lake gar makes state record books
• PH expecting to start classes on time at high school
• Crumbling overpass closes Noble County road
• Garrett Public Library Links
• Woman waits for insurance to approve cancer treatment
• 2 local youths meet with congressmen in D.C.
• Event raising money to feed hungry people
• 2 teens injured when juvenile driver crashes
• Readying for riders
• Auburn park gets shipshape
• Bow shoot, barbecue, auction raising money to feed hungry people
• Seven sentenced in court hearings
• Woodie wagon for sale at museum benefit
• Revolutionary remembered
• Drug check leads to one arrest
• 140 miles for Todd
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Community tribute to mark 9/11
• Fremont man guilty of 5 counts of child molesting
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• State cuts Northeastern Center budget
• Woman admits role in making meth
• Albino raccoon spotted
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Unemployment rises in Steuben, Indiana
• Librarian retiring after 23 years
• SCCF celebrates 20th Margaritaville Sept. 9
• Jury gets child molesting case
• Classic Ford tours to stop throughout Noble County
• Two trains collide, derail in DeKalb County
• Project to close busy intersection
• Water woes may delay school for Heights
• Big grants to fill more Boomerang Backpacks
• Third school resource officer assigned to DeKalb Central
• Watts, Alderfer elected to Cromwell Town Council
• Park Avenue-Dowling Street intersection to close
• Testimony continues in Lyons trial
• Fourever Friends scholarship criteria set
• Well Child Clinic offers free health care
• Avilla could allow golf carts on streets
• Area police begin impaired driving crackdown Friday
• Big grants to fill more Boomerang Backpacks
• Garrett company making comeback
• MSD budget at $35.2 million
• Dexter Axle to expand, add 60 jobs
• Incumbents win nomination in Rome City convention
• Victim takes stand in molesting trial
• Change coming to Topeka
• Marching Hornets getting bent
• Ron Clark to speak at Dinner Around the World event
• Dramatic, far-reaching effort averted measles disaster
• Marching Hornets getting bent
• MSD prepares budget for 2012
• Dexter Axle adding 60 jobs
• Fremont street scape could get under way around Labor Day
• Jury trial starts in molesting case
• Business owners propose rules for chicken barbecues
• Formal charges filed in robbery
• Kendallville workers may get pay raise
• State Supreme Court justice visiting Monday
• Police probe link between robberies
• CN eyes building project
• Court acts on Bledsoe property
• Rome City GOP convention is Wednesday
• Drought disaster loans available to Noble County entities
• Formal charges filed in pharmacy robbery
• Angola interested in expanding iMAN
• Court orders acceptance of bids on 3 Bledsoe properties
• State Supreme Court jutice holding Angola meeting
• Civil War collection at Joyce Public Library
• Auburn trio survive deadly stage collapse
• Lakeland gets LaGrange funds
• County commissioners leave fundraiser regulations to town
• Mayor: Angola healthy
• Butler man sentenced for sex crimes
• Local students load up on supplies for school
• Judge sentences 14 for offenses
• Five win pageant crowns
• Free picnic offered in Albion
• Meet the teacher night planned
• Four injured in Toll Road crash
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Police work leads to quick robbery arrest
• Efforts to list mausoleums moves forward
• Gregg wows Democrats at J-J Dinner
• New life breathed into old Orland cemetery
• Ashley Democrats nominate town ticket
• UPS driver was friend to all
• Company helping boost local tourism
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Pedal power
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Ashley Democrats nominate town election ticket
• Crowl back from Afghanistan
• Danic settles in as foundation director
• Band chasing trophies with spy-theme show
• Dowling Street milling may begin next week
• Hudson GOP selects fall candidates
• KPL trustees set date for budget hearing
• Dowling Street milling may begin next week
• Danic brings love of fundraising and helping nonprofits to foundation
• Hudson GOP selects fall candidates
• Angola man among unit that returned from Afghanistan
• Vintage bomber coming to DeKalb airport
• Judge reduces Shaffer sentence
• Police warn about vehicle thefts
• Rieke adds California company
• Kendallville man placed at top of transplant list
• Gene Stratton-Porter site to celebrate Chautauqua Days
• Appeals court upholds 20-year sentence for dealing meth
• Man admits meth-making plot
• Gene Stratton-Porter site to celebrate Chautauqua Days
• Man admits making meth in abandoned house
• Husband, wife plead to meth dealing
• Father, son team up at chiropractic practice
• Ridenours honored with Hoosier Homestead Award
• Much interest in Bledsoe properties
• Local industry expanding, adding 30 jobs
• Storm victim veteran UPS driver
• Schools honored for advanced placement
• Suit over ex-banker loan goes to trial
• Stock jitters boost collector-car values
• Prairie Heights starting school day 30 minutes later
• Wheat takes issue under advisement in McNaughton trial
• Much interest in Bledsoe, other properties
• UPS driver killed by falling tree identified
• DeKalb sheriff hiring road patrol deputy
• Third school resource officer assigned to DeKalb Central schools
• Project Millennium launches Thursday in Garrett
• Crash kills Avilla woman
• Trine seeks other partners
• Downtown Orland road work completes revamp
• Footprints first clue in grave-digging
• Medical facility gets OK
• Pickle Festival begins Thursday
• DeKalb Central adds sixth New Tech high school in region
• Trine to negotiate with other communities
• Man gets 20 years for making meth
• Drug deal nets 10 years, possible deportation
• Steuben sheriff looking to combine office positions
• Downtown Orland has curb appeal
• Plans for new medical office building approved
• Third person cited in digging up grave site
• Man faces 7 molesting charges
• Fire causes $100,000 damage
• Outdoor theater hosts 3 concerts
• Kendallville Airport still in running for FAA grant
• Angola church ceiling collapses
• New technology comes to the classroom
• Rotary lobster sale returns Sept. 3
• Foundation turning over nonprofit resources to Carnegie
• Satek wins 27 medals at Purdue competition
• Man faces 7 molesting charges
• Graveyard diggers charged with cemetery mischief
• Angola church ceiling collapses; no injuries
• Trust gets nature preserve care grant
• 100 years of news
• Johnson, DeCamp, Campbell capture pageant titles
• Gardener gives back to food pantries
• Griffith crowned Miss Garrett
• Gardeners help feed hundreds
• Cameron medical building developer to ask for plan approval
• 2 arrested in grave-digging case
• Suspects were honored students, athletes at West Noble
• Questions for Stutzman run overtime
• Hundreds turn out for LaGrange Habitat auction
• Ashley-Hudson Festival fun
• Lotteries
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Town marks the dog days of summer
• Equipping kids for school costly
• Album salutes bluegrass hero
• Change is inevitable in education
• Jury acquits Garrett man of child molesting
• Auburn man accused of child molesting
• Teachers, administrators attend National Model Schools Conference
• KPC open house, downtown events Sunday
• Phantom project makes real art impact
• Auburn man accused of child molesting
• Businesses may apply for recycling grants
• Angola to start smoke testing Monday
• Changes come with new school year
• Families struggle with back to school costs
• 12 projects get LARE funds
• Gunman takes cash, cigarettes
• Two sworn in as special court child advocates
• Sixth annual KidCity takes over fairgrounds
• EN board member criticizes tech initiative
• Police pursuit ends in Kendallville
• Trine student numbers on rise
• Trine enrollment reaches all-time high, named 2012 best college
• Two sworn in as special court child advocates
• LaGrange Republican convention date set
• Grants announced for 12 area lake, river projects
• Gas station robber takes cash, cigarettes
• Sixth annual Kid City takes over fairgrounds
• East Noble board member criticizes technology initiative
• Pleasant Lake residents arrested on drug charges
• Steuben awaits report on airport hangar damage
• Police seek would-be grave robbers
• Onion Days kick off in Wolf Lake
• Twin towns planning two days of fun
• Recovery facility gets a spruce up
• Cole Auditorium to host three pageants Friday
• Lions enjoy annual golf outing
• Cromwell Days festival thanks community for help, support
• Donations sought for 2012 fireworks show in Cromwell
• Owen’s collecting school supplies
• Halfway house cleaning up
• Ashley-Hudson Fest coming Saturday
• Steuben awaits report on airport hangar damage
• Life and Family Services receives Dekko grant
• Dekko gives youth center $30,000 grant
• Carpenter named special judge in clerk case
• Towns will have caucuses to determine fall ballots
• Men with local ties get formal in Iowa ride
• Local leaders react to debt deal
• United Way plans free concert
• Hamilton clears TIF district hurdle
• Carpenter named special judge in clerk case
• Abernathey, Sacquitne show office flair in bicycling event
• Towns will have caucuses to determine fall ballots
• Angola to apply for CDBG plan grant
• Kendallville man faces federal drug charge
• Ashley, St. Joe need town conventions
• Food fight: LaGrange business owners want downtown vendors regulated
• Noble courthouse struck by lightning
• Hamilton native dies in replica plane crash
• Fremont teachers receive new two-year contract
• Stutzman votes against proposal
• Coats opposes debt bill
• Hamilton native dies in Wright replica plane crash
• Hardiek named Realtor of Year
• Bluegrass, rock coming to outdoor theater
• LaGrange business owners want regulation of courthouse vendors
• Noble courthouse struck by lightning
• Onion Days kick off Wednesday
• Trine reaches out to students in China
• Vermont Settlement fun
• Free backpacks to be given away Friday in Ligonier
• West Noble registration is today, Tuesday
• Win prizes in historic downtown scavenger hunt
• United Way kicks off 50th anniversary
• Cars Galore
• Officers shoot man firing shots into air
• Lotteries
• Car show is for the kids
• Rain On Angola sprinkles art throughout the Public Square
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• YMCA open house is Monday
• ‘It’s not doomsday,’ local experts advise
• Cruise-in eye-catcher
• Send-off celebration planned for DeCamp
• Apple Festival food vendors meeting Thursday at library
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Shipshewana to get user-fee payment
• Crash south of Avilla injures two
• Blood drives coming to LaGrange
• Courthouse caretaker is Distinguished Hoosier
• ‘Stuffing bus’ to aid councils on aging
• Motorcycle crash kills Hamilton man
• Westview registration coming soon
• Special service planned
• Crash into house injures driver
• Murder defendant says shooting was accidental
• Who ya gonna call?
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Cromwell library accepting food in lieu of payment for fines
• Ligonier Public Library thanks reading program sponsors
• New downtown restaurant offers Mexican and American menus
• Ligonier native making history in cancer research
• Wolfpack will tackle breast cancer Saturday
• Fallen firefighter honored
• That INDOT pickup truck is really a state police cruiser
• B&J Specialty switching sites, adding 22 new jobs
• Murder jury hears from 12-year-old girl
• COPS ride to stop in Angola
• Shape up, Steuben: Wellness festival starts Friday
• Spencerville business earns HUBZone status
• Death investigation could take weeks
• Volunteers needed for firefighter funeral
• EN student appointed to state Key Club post
• Cole YMCA open house to showcase renovations
• Photographer captures forgotten Indiana images
• PH registration upcoming in August
• Rain barrel art display opens Saturday
• Golf outings celebrate four friends, benefit scholarship
• Jury chosen for murder trial
• Storm socks Silver Lake
• Protest planned at Stutzman office
• Former local judge to speak at courthouse centennial event
• Wayfinding group gets look at designs
• Silver Lake cleans up damage from storms
• Noble commissioners support West Lakes flood study
• Pursuit ends in crash, charges
• History Fest returns this weekend
• Wechter takes Round Robin title
• Reidenbach named grand champion again
• Cook wins in dairy goat show
• Drowning reported in Steuben County
• Operation Foundation volunteers ready to work
• Rogers a winner in 4-H beef
• Area schools to accept vouchers
• Company aiding fire victims, emergency agencies
• Second Annual Antique & Classic Boat & Car Show
• Break from heat predicted for Monday
• For 10 years, Blue Heron serves Steuben
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Storm packs a punch
• Body in lake identified
• Jobless rates better in three local counties
• Quartet rides across Indiana
• Orland festival better than ever
• Marker repeats as dairy steer grand champion
• Riecke shows swine champion
• Storm knocks out power in Angola area
• Body in lake identified
• Jobless rates better in 3 local counties
• Auburn firefighters get 9/11 beam
• Body pulled from lake
• Heat wave forces Steuben REMC to seek electric cutbacks
• Records fall at fair auction
• Stohlman shows dairy grand champion
• Wilkinson, Aumsbaugh take top honors in poultry
• 4-H Master Achievers learned leadership skills
• Grill named new United Way director
• Univertical cleanup proceeding well, officials say
• Drowning victim identified; was playing with brother
• Steuben REMC officials urge energy conservation
• Body pulled from lake
• Clingan is Supreme Showman
• Teenager drowns in LaGrange County
• Waterloo firefighter dies
• Noble County fair goes country
• Sellers to donate proceeds from hog sale to scholarship funds
• EN increasing book rental fees
• Waterloo mourns death of firefighter
• Online wedding licenses streamline process
• Two Republican caucuses upcoming in Steuben
• Steuben shortens 4-H Fair auction
• Kendallville council reducing demolition time
• Longtime beloved educator Kelley dies
• Ligonier chamber honors cafe owner Daniel Alemu
• Reynolds closes out 4-H career
• Auburn may need loan to finish fiber network
• Orr and horse Chili receive 5 awards
• Waite claims market sheep honors
• Longtime beloved educator Kelley dies
• LaGrange Products adding value to products
• AHS grad working on economic development effort
• National experience pays off for Reynolds
• Waite claims first-ever grand championship
• Angola designates cooling centers for public
• DeKalb Central board hires teachers
• Everidge claims both top beef show titles
• Therma-Tru receives grant from LaGrange County
• Alleged arsonist asks for trial by jury
• Sellers wins started calf honors
• Noble County considers park road agreement with state
• Hot horses handed high honors
• Angola council hears about energy savings plan
• Steuben seeks INDOT cooperation on road
• Everidge wins dual beef championships
• Sellers wins started calf honors
• Man pleads to burglary charge
• Noble County considers park road agreement
• Clear Lake to hold gala fundraiser for conservancy
• Genealogy society to meet
• Area collisions kill 3 men
• Lions elect Auburn man to No. 2 international post
• GHS alumni gather
• Army Ranger details WW II battle zones
• Collisions kill two DeKalb men
• Steuben crash kills motorcycle rider
• Officers arrest six
• Heat advisory for Hoosier state
• Three-vehicle crash injures one
• Crash injures driver
• Today at the fair
• KPC Triathlon goes off without a hitch
• Griffiths crowned Miss Noble County Fair Queen
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• No plea deal in murder
• Police Blotter
• Garrett woman sentenced in federal court
• YMCA attains higher child care certification
• FAA approves runway closing for Cord exhibition of speed
• Police Blotter
• Landscaping honored at Angola home
• Antique boat and car show coming July 23
• DeKalb County Free Fall Fair 2011
• Bixler beaches reopen
• Steuben County 4-H Fair gets started today
• Court forecloses on resort
• Waterloo crash injures driver
• Triathlon bike race to affect traffic
• Noble County fair set to kick off
• Bixler beaches reopen
• Steuben fair begins Friday
• iMAN getting grant support
• Cole to join Indy consulting firm
• Murder case faces Friday deadline
• City planner leaving Angola
• Bacteria closes beach at Bixler Lake
• Factory cleanup on display
• Local bike club members train for 156-mile course
• Banana Derby new to Noble fair
• Ligonier library seeking grant; needs letter of support
• July 4 quiz shows Libertarian tendencies
• Angola BPW addresses drain problems
• Judge extends plea deadline in murder case
• E. coli closes Bixler beaches
• Remediation to continue at Univertical
• Pair arrested for Angola battery
• 4-H park work gets look
• Part-time job launched soaring business
• Hamilton makes renovation changes
• 4-Hers grab first wins in swine show
• Coroner identifies fatal crash victim
• Library board awards engineering bid to Angola firm
• Benefit ride covers 80-mile route
• Community center plans expansion
• County junk ordinance brings violations spike
• New beauty salon gets BZA OK
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Library eyes meeting room use policy
• PULSE aids scholarship fund
• Sheep-showing siblings shine
• Storm downs trees, power lines
• Sara Wagner takes Miss Steuben crown
• DeKalb businesses earn statewide recognition
• Storm gusts topple trees, cut power
• Steuben has first texting while driving offense
• Motorcycle crash kills Albion man
• Windmill alumni hold annual reunion
• Sports in brief
• Spike & the Bulldogs play Friday at theater
• LaGrange clerk charged with misconduct
• DeKalb County to launch vote centers this fall
• Steuben has first texting while driving offense
• Storm downs trees, knocks out power
• Crash kills boy, 12
• Stores help stop shoplifters
• National Night Out is Aug. 2
• In the running
• DeKalb Health opens new ICU
• History Fest takes step back in time
• Garden Walk in Auburn
• Police Blotter: DeKalb County
• Music Fest in Fremont
• Trooper resigned because of traffic policies
• State police put skids to minimum ticket/warning requirements
• Prairie Heights girl takes top honor
• LaGrange fair queen crowned
• Police Blotter: DeKalb County
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Judge sentences nine for offenses
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Garden Walk is today
• Vote for Pokagon
• Republican judge caucus Aug. 6 in Fremont
• Condemned Dupage building burns
• Pokagon in online contest for grant
• Community garden ready to yield bounty
• U.S. 33 to be detoured south of Ligonier
• One more case of measles confirmed in area
• Aiding in arson nets 6-year sentence
• LaGrange County clerk investigated
• Cords traveling to Kendallville on Labor Day weekend
• Medicine dropoff program begins
• Hot air balloon event starts tonight
• 1911 time capsule removed
• Mud Bogg new feature at 4-H fair
• Kids Night on at Commons Park
• EN announces laptop computer distribution
• EN kindergarten health fair next month
• Historic association sponsors ‘Buy-Way’ sale
• Second annual water fight is Saturday
• Special prosecutor probes audit of LaGrange clerk
• Music Fest this weekend
• Election slate widens
• Cameron remains firearm free
• Council makes way for high school project
• Giant sculpture departs
• School board elects officers
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Music Fest to fill Fremont with song this weekend
• Cromwell man injured in accident dies
• New K-9 Kash ready to tango
• Molargik hired as DMS associate principal
• OpenSky going online today
• Steuben not placing signs on bridges
• Airport loan gets OK
• Buggy accident injures 3 children near Topeka
• November election ballots set
• Spooked horse leaves 3 children injured near Topeka
• DeKalb County city elections short on contested races
• Vehicles broken into
• Woman faces felonies for stolen credit card
• Fort Wayne man facing charges in hit, run
• Outdoor theater presents two weekend shows
• Tubing accident seriously injures boy, 8
• Kendallville teen to star in music video
• Ligonier purchases liens on two properties
• Garrett man injured in scooter accident
• Appeals court upholds 20-year sentence for sexual misconduct
• Area deaths
• Students receive academic awards
• Butler Public Library news
• Sports in brief
• Butler City Court news
• Judge sentences 9 for offenses
• Steuben sheriff investigating accident
• Eyes out for shoplifters
• Veterans visit WWII Memorial
• 9/11 beam arrives
• State police practice sniper skills
• Mother, son reunited after 63 years
• Stolen guns recovered from woods, pond
• Fun on Sylvan Lake
• Area celebrates Independence Day
• Motorcyclist suffers fractured skull
• Officers arrest 11
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Supreme court upholds child molester’s conviction
• Man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Many pay tribute at World Trade Center remnant
• Cooper, union reach agreement
• More measles: 13 cases now confirmed in area
• Wolcottville man charged with 2-day kidnapping
• Fawn River cleanup to enable power plant
• Kiwanis club honors four graduates
• Judge sentences 9 for offenses
• Ford museum presents Henry Ford re-enactor
• Wolcottville man charged with battery, kidnapping
• See World Trade Center Beam on MoundCam
• Cooper-Standard union reaches tentative deal, avoids strike
• 9/11 beam will arrive at noon today
• Fireworks show, activities planned at Bixler Lake
• Steuben sheriff gets airboat for emergency services
• Steuben to pay EPA fine
• Annual walk features 9 gardens
• Flea market break-in leads to arrests
• 1 injured in crash
• Steuben sheriff gets airboat for emergency services
• Steuben to pay $31,200 fine to EPA
• Angola to look at expanding police station
• 9/11 beam will arrive at noon Friday
• Bledsoe property to sell at auction
• Fireworks show, activities planned at Bixler Lake
• More measles cases confirmed
• Indiana Toll Road lease marks 5 years
• Officials urge viewing of beam at Country Fair
• Quilt show honors navy aviation
• Fun on Sylvan explodes on Saturday
• Humane shelter finds homes for more than 70 dogs and cats
• Ligonier will start accepting credit cards
• Optometry practice unveils new office, name
• Public encouraged to pay homage to beam at public site
• Fun on Sylvan explodes on Saturday
• Dodge to chair Lake Management Work Group
• Lakes to be busy for 4th
• Top bid for former restaurant is $400,000
• Glick: GOP should have dumped Charlie White
• Police doubt effectiveness of ban on texting and driving
• Albion awards sidewalk program
• Phantom windows to open up to art
• Street dance kicks off Hamilton holiday
• Paving to begin on West Lake Street project
• Glick: White should not have been on ballot
• Lakes expected to be busy this weekend
• Phantom windows open to art
• Contractor hired to work on Main Street sewer
• Angola lands $1.5 million road grant
• New Noble House director named
• Guns more public
• Philharmonic plays pops concert in Auburn Friday
• Vote centers get good review
• Budget error leaves DeKalb airport funding short
• Police follow tip, arrest four on drug charges
• Noble commissioners like idea of vote centers
• LaGrange cutbacks stay on table
• Man sentenced to prison for sexual misconduct
• Angola gets $1.5 million grant for road project
• 4 arrested on drug charges in South Milford
• Struggling students get outside help
• Cemetery tour expands going into second year
• Outdoor theater performers
• Noble County 4-H driving contest winners announced
• Newest texting law in effect Friday
• Heritage Days to present Phil Dirt and the Dozers
• McKee crowned 4th runner-up
• Teacher patching together history in westward journey
• Lawmakers discuss legal setbacks
• Oak Farm School hosts teacher trainees
• Bledsoe recalls Lake James resort
• Garrett, Butler girls compete in Miss Indiana pageant
• Walking for a cure
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police charge tutor had sex with boy, 15
• Study shows profitable park
• Ground broken for $3 million Dowling Street project
• Avilla Freedom Festival is today
• Noble County runs bioterror drill
• Bus driver ends 40 years chauffeuring kids
• Driver flees fiery crash scene
• Cellular Connection celebrates grand opening
• Habitat, RISE team for art fundraiser
• Fremont pole barn burns down
• Redeemer Radio coming to northeast Indiana this fall
• Mobile clinic tests for measles in Ligonier
• Police charge tutor had sex with boy, 15
• Kendallville Main Street to be closed for road work
• 9/11 beam route changes
• New law bans some types of surfing
• Local patients caught measles outside U.S.
• Nick Busche named Albion Citizen of the Year
• Zent elected Steuben GOP chair
• Play Learn Soar event pleases parents, kids
• Temporary delay on I-69 Friday
• PH discussing land sale
• WTC beam route changed
• Some types of lake surfing will become illegal July 1
• The Phil returns to Angola
• Local patients caught measles outside U.S.
• Zent elected Steuben GOP chair
• Amateur radio field day planned
• Nucor Fastener plans open house
• DeKalb Hospital is now DeKalb Health
• Local artist receives Native American fellowship
• Five have measles in Noble County
• Steuben remains part of SCEDC
• EN board approves additional money for Rome City project
• Ligonier Lions golf outing is July 9 at Maxwelton
• Five measles cases confirmed in Noble County
• Steuben County retains SCEDC membership
• DeKalb Hospital is now DeKalb Health
• Miller announces she will leave SCEDC by year’s end
• Restaurant auction has minimum price
• Tips lead to fugitive’s arrest
• DeKalb Central school board approves teacher contract
• MSD ratifies teacher contracts
• Former restaurant on the block
• Firefighters train to save each other
• CN rethinks building project plans
• Council postpones action on airport
• 2 hurt in rural crash
• DeKalb Outdoor Theater features jazz singer McNabb
• Amateur radio field day planned
• Former Gilhooley’s auction is next Tuesday
• Ligonier teen seriously hurt in accident
• Angola Council tables approving 10 local grants
• Local hunger charity receives $25,000 in grants
• Sheriff speaks out about firing range
• Employees blast proposed budget cuts
• Zone law change on livestock postponed
• Commissioners talk trash
• BREAKING NEWS: Granite Broadcasting lands Fox affiliation
• Soldier from Indianapolis dies in Afghanistan
• Employees blast proposed budget cuts
• Domer to seek re-election to Wolcottville council
• Officials urge caution with fireworks
• Goshen officer hurt in LaGrange County crash
• Noble County commissioners talk trash
• 9/11 memorial beam on its way to Angola
• Fremont grads pay tribute
• Lakewood Park plans revamped family festival
• Renaissance Faire royalty
• New runner to compete in triathlon with daughter
• Wigginton to compete for Miss Indiana crown
• Seventeen sentenced in court hearings
• 9/11 memorial beam on its way
• Ren Faire shifts into full swing
• ‘She’s my little miracle’
• Jump from bridge hurts two seriously
• Dad meets daughter at age 65
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• In memory of Jocelyn
• Smith and Bennett head Fremont’s Class of 2011
• Leap from bridge hurts two seriously
• Student drivers hear about perils of impaired driving
• Smith and Bennett head Fremont’s Class of 2011
• Angola gets $1 million grant for more downtown work
• Chamber Challenge race
• Unemployment increases in four-county area
• Meth-making nets 20-year sentence
• State unemployment rate remains at 8.2 percent
• Entrance to City Yard Waste Site to relocate
• Unemployment increases in four-county area
• Making meth earns 20-year sentence
• Angola gets $1 million grant for more downtown work
• Lutheran Hospital gets new CEO
• Strawberry Daze ready to roll in Ligonier
• Police Blotter
• Angola to receive major grant for downtown work
• Lakeland summer food coming soon
• Six receive REMC scholarships
• Injured city worker thanks rescuers
• New Eden Care Center births
• Miss Limberlost prepares for state pageant
• BZA grants variances for building, fence
• Strawberry Daze ready to roll in Ligonier
• ISP seeks help in cold case homicide
• Federal fugitive caught in rural Steuben home
• Molesting trial ends in hung jury
• Water park, minigolf coming to Albion
• Arts on Main to feature artists, musicians, kids activities
• Softball team on a roll
• Ligonier home damaged by fire in kitchen
• Library giving kids a jump-start
• Strawberries in the Park still sweet despite weather
• Power of the Purse grant applications being accepted
• Church-based meal program wins award
• Angola making progress on smoke testing, drainage
• Head Start enrollment underway now
• Steuben council recommends raises
• Man says he falsely confessed to molesting
• Steuben considers tax hike to pay for projects
• Class reunion to benefit cancer charity
• Indiana ranks third in hiring outlook
• Neighbors honored for saving tot
• Steuben council starts process to raise cumulative tax rate
• Wayfinding system getting down to details
• Fergusson named dean of Trine business school
• Central Noble names valedictorian
• Indiana ranks third in hiring outlook
• Steuben County eyes raises for employees
• Rome City endorses Noble Trails proposal
• LaGrange County proposes big budget cuts
• Strays overcrowd DeKalb animal shelter
• Orland plans TIF district, hires new employees
• Chase ends with stolen car in creek
• Carnegie employees to get pay increases
• Downtown Auburn facade grants await users
• Chase ends with stolen car in creek
• LaGrange County must repay $2.1 million
• Concession stand thefts reported
• Cahoots honored with Barnabas Award
• County fair parade welcomes entries
• Big Brothers plans business breakfast
• Vendors needed for fairgrounds community market
• Confetti flies as East Noble graduates 252
• Classmates remembered at 2011 AHS celebration
• 155 receive diplomas at West Noble
• 94 graduate from CNHS
• PH senior turns life around to receive diploma
• Lakeland seniors say goodbye
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Confetti flies as East Noble graduates 252
• Poor relief budgets serve as a ‘statement of community goals’
• Township trustees’ names, phone numbers
• Common Grace: Christian principles guide aid to needy
• Township trustee salaries 2010
• Poor relief
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Rise Up on Crooked Lake
• Defense asks Indiana high court to rehear police case
• Government Calendar
• Seamstresses make items for hospice
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Judge sentences 8 in hearings
• Felon charged with Steuben County break-in
• Mourdock supporters defeated on Central Committee
• Fines to be assessed for sewer noncompliance
• Cancer Services client heads up wig drive
• School lasting later than ever
• Dispatch center work begins
• EN Theatre director: 43 years and going strong
• Sweet success: Adelines place high 2nd year in a row
• Officials presenting program on bath salts
• Man arrested for May shooting incident
• LaGrange REMC meeting this weekend
• Bath salts may be dangerous
• Dallas Lake Park beach opens
• Donate blood and win
• Play illuminates county’s history
• Police search for missing teen
• Pair held on forgery charges
• Legislators to take 2nd look at sentencing changes
• 3-year-old girl hurt by drinking meth lab liquid
• Horse stolen in Whitley County
• Lutheran reaches kidney transplant milestone
• Garrett High construction project begins
• Cole Center Family YMCA chooses new leader
• Stutzman discusses budget; optimistic for Cameron project
• Elaine’s Dance Studio marking 25th anniversary
• West Noble class of ‘06 having reunion
• Number of Allen County residents in poverty rises
• Stutzman discusses federal spending issues in Angola
• Angola man dubbed dangerous fugitive
• Injured city worker expected to come home
• Steuben Relay for Life set for June 18-19
• C.R. 800S to close for rebuilding
• Cave-in hurts city worker
• Wolcottville marshal resigns
• Fremont couple honored for home beautification
• Habitat for Humanity becomes three-county agency
• City Council grants Reliable tax abatement
• East Noble rewards perfect attendance
• Kain vying for state crown
• Pesticide, management program encouraged for local ash trees
• 3 re-elected to Steuben REMC board
• Essay winners put creativity into conservation
• EN Theatre 45th anniversary tickets available
• East Noble hires new assistant principal
• Cave-in injures Kendallville worker
• Albion students walk 12,221 miles
• Steuben County Community Corrections moving to old jail
• Hot weather coming our way
• Free flights inspire future pilots
• Angola scrutinizes tax abatements
• Noble County Commissioners agree to buy ambulance
• DeKalb County adds third school officer
• Animal survival and bouncy balls explored at Camp Invention
• Commissioners agree to buy ambulance
• Albion Elementary students walk 12,221 miles
• Outdoor theater plans activities
• Fire damages garage
• American Revolution re-enacted this weekend
• Hot weather coming our way
• DeKalb graduates 292
• Man injured in explosion, house fire
• Chinese students coming to ENMS
• Exchange student ends year at WN
• Swim teacher still afloat at 90
• Kendallville pair arrested after chase in Valparaiso
• Township trustees pile up poor relief cash
• Faire takes walk back in time
• DeKalb High School music does all well
• EN Theatre alumni return for 45th anniversary show
• Charity lacks resources of trustees
• Outdoor theater opens third season
• Hamilton bridge project starts Monday
• Peace prize nominee presents Victory Center program
• Muncie woman, 32, shot and killed in home
• Indiana takes in $150M more than expected in May
• Search for toddler continues in SE Indiana river
• Fundraisers set for Boomerang Backpacks
• Fire destroys Big Turkey Lake home
• Pleasant Lakers hear from professionals
• Fremont students recall the Civil War
• Chamber seeking fireworks donations and parade entries
• Man arrested for bath salt burglary
• Man charged after taking cell phone to jail
• Four arrested after shots fired
• Man posts bond after arrest on firearm charge
• Google hires top computer student
• Angola to review tax abatements
• Defibrillator makes airport safer
• Warriors set for regional romp
• Fremont approves street scape
• Four cases vs. man yield 10-year sentence
• Probation visit finds active meth lab
• Probation visit finds active meth lab
• Convicted robber sentenced after probation violation
• Four cases vs. man yield 10-year sentence
• Fremont presents ‘Bye, Bye Birdie’ this weekend
• Couple escape apartment fire
• Blaze damages rural St. Joe home
• Travel writer makes stops in DeKalb, Noble
• Missing woman found alive
• Record rainfall postpones planting
• Butler man pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Dave Knopp Memorial 5K run is Saturday in Albion
• Get more trees for Indiana by voting online
• Record rainfall postpones area planting
• Fremont Building Trades open house is Saturday
• Honors Theatre putting on pop play
• PH students to showcase house Sunday
• NIF&L merging with NIPSCO July 1
• Fire severely damages rural Noble County home
• Fremont ex-officer received $13,000
• Storm wind hit 95 mph
• Bombing sends teacher home
• Fire heavily damages Wawaka home
• Calves perish in Butler barn fire
• Fire heavily damages Wawaka home
• Robbery target breaks suspect’s leg
• Spring beer fling at Clear Lake for CAVA
• Fremont paid nearly $13,000 to settle EEOC complaint
• Bronson man could face charges in crash
• Bronson man injured in crash
• Trine hosting police career camp
• DeKalb chase ends in Angola
• DeKalb County marks Memorial Day
• Stutzman speaks of sacrifice at Memorial Day service
• Storm strikes Steuben
• Area recalls sacrifice
• Noble County celebrates 175 years
• Fremont parade honors veterans
• Butler City Court news
• Butler Public Library news
• J.E. Ober Elementary receives recognition for wellness efforts
• Big bats bounce Blazer girls
• Blazers batter ‘Busco in sectional play
• Hundreds without power in Steuben due to storm
• State scales back lake treatment after complaints
• LaGrange County Parks offers swimming lessons, day camp
• DMS students raise funds for water project
• Students collect 1 million pop tabs
• Alcohol a factor in early morning crash
• Man pulls over for turtle, causes crash
• Semi-truck and trailer burn on I-69
• Little Lambs gets summer program grant
• Nine sentenced in court hearings
• Garrett schools advance 21st century classrooms
• Grant to floodproof Messenger company
• Library to host master gardener
• Flooding causes motorized boat ban
• Services to mark Memorial Day
• Johnson and Young named PH top scholars
• AHS concert band is gold
• Woman gets 4 years in prison for child neglect
• East Noble adopts policy against bullying
• Steuben receives grant for RAD program
• DeKalb senior earns West Point admission
• Man admits molesting child
• EN board approves Rome City School renovation
• New car event debuts this weekend
• Stutzman monitors Cameron loan process
• Hamilton schools appoint 11 coaches
• Local dairy recognized by state
• New Eden Care Center births
• More Lakeland students graduating with AP credits
• Man admits molesting child
• Auburn man arrested after foot chase
• Stutzman monitoring Cameron loan process
• Christopher still remembered by PH classmates
• City makes sand bags available Thursday
• Hundreds help neighbors during Day of Caring
• Spencerville woman spots funnel
• Home ownership above average here
• EN hires new band director
• Alternative Learning Center students plant trees
• Steel Dynamics CEO testifies before subcommittee
• 311 to remain open this evening
• Memorial Day observances planned
• Steuben Community Foundation awards May grants
• Noble County to celebrate 175 years
• Police find big meth lab
• Wikipedia listing slamming Noble County changed
• Walking guru: Fight obesity with infrastructure changes
• Cameron project stalled
• Livestock team places 2nd in state
• Inmates paint jail for big savings
• Housing sales see decline
• Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• Area JA a finalist in Chase grant program
• Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• Alternative Learning Center students help community
• Kendallville employees find strange sewer workings
• Area JA a finalist in Chase grant program
• DeKalb livestock team 2nd in state
• Teacher arrested on drug charge
• Teacher contracts in limbo
• Visitors bureau seeks to expand
• Sunday burst of wind causes damage
• Fremont reaches settlement with police officer
• Garrett man dies in IDI fall
• Police nab South Side Park vandals
• Seniors earn scholarships
• Two arrested in meth bust
• Visitors bureau wants funding to expand efforts
• Shooters flee field; sought by police
• ACEP gets $2K from Rolland Foundation
• Area political leaders see void in 2012 race
• Mural shares history of Last Supper
• Auburn museum admitting military families free
• Oprah fan wins ticket to farewell show
• Celebrating Mother Earth
• Tour invites travelers to see quilts on LaGrange barns
• Correction
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Relay For Life coming to Prairie Heights
• Private schools wait for voucher details
• Daniels - no go in 2012
• Gov. Daniels not running in 2012
• Daniels not running in 2012
• Obama pardons two men from area
• Noble deputy rescues child
• Wakefest invades Bixler Lake
• Best-of-show bike features alligator seat
• Fremont man arrested after vehicle pursuit
• Fire crews battle Avilla blaze
• Judge sentences 16 for offenses
• Hamilton honors outstanding students
• EN plans tech presentation for parents
• DeKalb County Public Meetings
• Trees for fairgrounds
• Trine welcomes two new board members
• Health clinic funds not affected by alleged theft
• Man facing gun charge
• EN plans tech presentation for parents
• Health clinic funds not affected by alleged theft
• Unemployment drops: Area counties below 10%
• Ind. ruling on illegal police entry sparks protest
• Partnership plants 3,000 poplar trees in Elkhart
• Indiana BMV nixes fee to see driver record online
• Fort Wayne-S.Bend Diocese ordaining 11 deacons
• Activities offered to Bike to Work participants
• Steuben foundation has new leader
• Auburn Spring sales hit $6.75 million
• Calvary Woods project gets good news
• Steuben working at combining parcels
• Clinic surpasses 1,000 patients
• Garrett woman charged with stealing from church
• Police seeking fugitive find alleged meth lab
• Steuben County Community Foundation names new president
• Family Dollar breaks ground for new facility
• Ligonier library seeks grant for expansion
• Kendallville revitalization plan presented
• Shipe chosen to fill seat in GOP caucus
• Relay walkers raise $43,000
• Daniels gets down and dirty at Pokagon
• Three arrested
• KPC launches new website
• DeKalb health department changes eligibility rules for free shots
• Big Brothers Big Sisters plans local recruiting event
• Game teaches students value of higher education
• Waterloo man arrested for Ashley burglary, truck theft
• PH approves handbook changes for 2011-12
• Three booked into Noble County Jail
• Several arrested
• Woman arrested after alleged battery
• Boaters threatened with BB gun
• Officers arrest 23
• Man faces 3 charges after alleged incident
• Yeager buys out Brazzell in Ligonier
• Three arrested
• House burglarized
• Five people arrested Wednesday by police
• Car hits deer on U.S. 6 West
• April marriage licenses
• Four arrested
• 11 booked into Noble County Jail
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Police Blotter: LaGrange
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Several arrested over weekend
• Storm door damaged in burglary attempt
• Eight booked into Noble County Jail
• April marriage licenses
• Teen charged with theft at school
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Woman charged with stealing metal
• Fort Wayne tot hit by car, dies
• Donnelly to run for US Senate
• Trine grads begin search for jobs
• Holtz shares humor, advice with Trine
• Hudson farmer wins $2,500 for local FFA
• Ladig’s journey as principal ending
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Students, city officials celebrate Arbor Day
• Obama visits Indy
• Key leads to 11 kilos of cocaine
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Three arrested
• LaGrange County probes wire theft
• Five booked into Noble County Jail
• Euchre party is Saturday in Mongo
• New bass fishing rule topic of public meeting
• Pence to run for Indiana governor
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Vehicles collide in private lot
• Driver charged
• Pence appears set to enter race for Ind. governor
• Police recover stolen jewelry
• Two arrested
• Thief takes television
• Waterloo man held on Ohio burglary charge
• Police Blotter
• Three injured when car, pickup collide
• Incumbents win Butler races
• Ligonier mayor wins renomination; two incumbent council members lose
• Fischer, Grocock win Avilla primaries
• Officers arrest eight
• Remarks by the President on Osama bin Laden
• US kills Osama bin Laden in firefight
• Obama: Bin Laden dead
• Obama: Bin Laden dead
• Police Blotter: LaGrange
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Six arrested
• Tires taken
• Crash injures driver
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Two arrested
• Albion woman arrested on drug charges
• Pickup’s tires, oil valves slashed
• Coming in The News Sun
• Car slides, collides
• Building at state park burglarized
• Car hits turning vehicle
• Six meth lab trash sites found
• Several arrested over the weekend
• Officers arrest six
• Angola woman charged with public intoxication
• Driver arrested
• Officers arrest 22
• Four arrested
• iPad stolen
• 81-year-old seriously injured in crash
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Six arrested
• Dog gone in theft
• Three theft cases reported to police
• Four booked into LaGrange jail
• Kendallville man arrested
• West Noble plans family night for Friday at high school
• Six arrested
• Albion man charged with criminal trespass
• Building supplies stolen
• Arts United to hold neighborhood grant panel review
• NIPSCO agrees to expand use of renewable energy
• Solutions for springtime geese conflicts
• Construction zones see patrol increases statewide
• Crash injures driver
• Three arrested
• Truck hits utility pole
• Fifteen booked into LaGrange jail
• Man charged with felony drug possession
• Archer Farms product recalled for lead
• Seven arrested
• Officers arrest 21
• Marriage licenses
• Children First offers two parenting opportunities
• Car hits deer
• Officers arrest 17
• Medics ride with 911 beams
• Eight booked into Noble County Jail
• Six booked into LaGrange jail
• SUV hits car exiting parking space
• Three arrested
• Motorist found asleep in drive-through lane
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Driver injured
• Police Blotter: LaGrange
• Two arrested
• Tools taken
• Several arrested over weekend
• Officers arrest 11
• Two injured in rollover crash
• S.R. 205 lanes to be restricted
• Police Blotter
• Day in Downtown to fight MS
• Two injured in crash
• Rollover crash hurts Spencerville man
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Senior Expo and Adult Health Fair are the place to be
• LaGrange man injured in head-on crash
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Michigan fugitive caught in Steuben
• Meth lab trash found near creek
• Meth lab trash found in two locations
• Three arrested
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Three booked into jail
• Burglary reported
• Tanning lotion stolen
• City police car hits parked vehicle
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• Police investigate burglaries, thefts
• Alleged shoplifter arrested at Walmart
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Kendallville man jailed for allegedly battering child
• Several arrested over weekend
• Officers arrest eight
• Marriage licenses
• Officers arrest 22
• Identity theft reported
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Dentist returning to work alongside Dad
• Teen injured when thrown from vehicle
• Avilla man arrested
• Woman crashes while avoiding deer
• Two men arrested
• One arrested
• Coming Friday in The Herald Republican
• Two arrested
• AHS memorial closed to public
• Support grows for teens lost in wreck
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• Memorial on Friday
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Several arrested
• Indiana House GOP leader: Dems to end boycott
• Community visitation for Angola students Thursday
• Eight booked into Noble County Jail
• Fremont man jailed in Noble County
• Officers arrest nine
• Remembering your first date
• Crash kills 4 Angola High School seniors
• Hospital affiliation follows trend toward consolidation
• Crash kills 4 from Steuben
• Garrett speaker in state finals
• Young leaders honored at 40 Under 40 celebration
• Topeka woman critical after crash
• Cameron to auction off final homes to make way for new hospital
• Larger lakes more valuable to Steuben, Kosciusko
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Officers arrest 10
• One arrested
• Four arrested
• Gun gone
• Car, truck collide in roadwork area
• Business sign damaged in hit and run
• Lit sign stolen
• 12 booked into LaGrange jail
• Several arrested over weekend
• Stolen semi secured
• Two charged as result of traffic stop
• Officers arrest six
• Students collect more than 7,000 shoes
• Wind blows van off road
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter
• DeKalb County Extension annual meeting scheduled
• Police Blotter: LaGrange
• Thief steals two catalytic converts; police seeking tips
• Two arrested
• Driver arrested
• Business burglarized
• Four booked into LaGrange jail
• One arrested
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Payloader stolen, recovered
• 11 spots with meth lab trash found
• Japan races to avert multiple nuclear meltdowns
• Remember to set clocks forward
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Time to spring ahead
• 11 spots with meth lab trash found
• ENHS student found with tobacco in school
• Six arrested
• Officers arrest 16
• Two arrested
• Driver’s foot slip leads to collision
• Four booked into LaGrange jail
• Three arrested
• Lake cottage burglarized
• Hit-run crash damages van
• Woman crashes while passing on I-69
• ENHS students involved in altercation
• Officers find meth labs
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Two arrested
• Several arrested over weekend
• Two injured in Saturday wreck
• Deadline for students to file FAFSA is March 10
• Officers arrest eight
• Car rear-ends SUV
• Study shows tax rates for fire protection territory
• Trine to host cheer, dance combo camp
• Garrett student to compete in regional spelling bee
• Democrats explain boycott in web meetings, calls
• Transition-to-teaching students find few jobs
• Appeals court backs ruling on alcohol permits
• Frontier to hire 100 workers in Fort Wayne
• Drop in gas tax revenue leads to shrinking budgets
• Albion firefighter writes romance novel
• Medics save local marathoner’s life
• Five arrested
• Driver hurt when vehicle strikes tree
• 2 booked into jail
• Seven booked into Noble County Jail
• Four arrested
• Man injured when semi, snowplow collide
• Ashley man arrested in Ligonier
• 3 booked into LaGrange jail
• 2 arrested on theft charges
• Pantry help honored
• Vehicles collide in Family Video lot
• Nine arrested
• Police catch boys who broke into cars
• Two injured when cars collide
• One man jailed
• Several arrested
• Grand Prix backs into Grand Am
• Officers arrest seven
• Red Cross begins local fund drive
• Artists invited to display work
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Five arrested
• One booked into jail
• Woman injured when car breaks pole
• Officers arrest 12
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• Two hurt in crashes on wintry roads
• One booked into Noble County Jail
• Crash on icy road injures St. Joe woman
• Weather contributes to three accidents
• Two arrested
• Nine arrested over weekend
• Police arrest man after citizen report
• Items stolen from sheds
• Teen injured in wreck
• Officers arrest 30
• Five arrested
• Burglars take copper from former school
• Pickup hits tree
• Woman charged with OWI
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Three arrested
• Frightened man calls 911
• Butler, Avilla men arrested on drug charges
• Seven booked into LaGrange jail
• Running red light causes downtown crash
• Businesses, consumers give economy boost
• Intersection crash injures one driver
• Door glass broken
• Car hits school bus
• Trine expands search for economic development partners
• Nine arrested
• Fort Wayne man jailed for OWI
• 11 booked into Noble County Jail
• Four booked into Noble County Jail
• Angola man jailed in Albion
• Officers arrest 11
• Victim identified in Saturday homicide
• Cash for college
• Angola put on National Register of Historic Places
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Police Blotter: Ligonier
• Credit card fraud reported
• Crash hurts woman
• Four booked into LaGrange jail
• Four arrested
• Pregnant woman hurt
• Officers arrest six
• Extension office introduces Captain Cash
• Two booked into LaGrange jail
• Two arrested
• Wreck occurs on icy Old 27
• Two booked into Noble County Jail
• Four-vehicle crash injures 9-year-old girl
• 2 juveniles cited for theft
• Driver arrested
• 7 booked into LaGrange jail
• Auburn man jailed in Noble County
• Several arrested
• Police arrest man after foot chase
• Officers arrest 10
• 5 vehicles damaged in parking lot
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Three arrested
• Police investigate criminal mischief with BB gun
• Four booked into Noble County Jail
• One booked into jail
• Officers arrest three
• Officers arrest 13
• Crash on snowy road injures St. Joe man
• Vehicles collide in Cornerstone Plaza
• Six booked into jail
• One arrested
• Angola snow removal ordinance in effect
• Noble, LaGrange at Level 1 until 6 p.m.
• One arrested
• Driver hurt when hog truck overturns
• Money stolen
• Hit-run collision damages parked car
• Four booked into LaGrange jail
• Steuben issues Level 2 warning
• DeKalb issues Level 2 Warning
• Noble County declares snow emergency
• Kendallville, Limberlost libraries closing at 5 p.m.
• Cell phone contributes to collision
• Two arrested
• Farm equipment taken
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• Officers arrest 11
• SUV hits parked car
• Warrant service leads to additional charge
• Four arrested
• Butler man jailed in Noble County
• 2 booked into LaGrange jail
• Poor road conditions blamed for crash
• Police find illegal drug items
• Three booked into Noble County Jail
• Coming Saturday in KPC newspapers
• Four arrested
• EN student cited
• 3 booked into LaGrange jail
• Coming Friday in KPC newspapers
• Artists invited to display work
• Three arrested
• Overpass shears off semi’s top
• 1 booked into LaGrange jail
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Residence burglarized
• Woman jailed after driving off Fox Lake Road
• Items stolen from lockers
• Police investigate battery
• Several arrested
• I-69 crash hurts passenger in van
• Drivers collide Wednesday
• Teen injured in rollover
• Officers arrest six
• China connection
• Lawmakers discuss issues in Angola forum
• Ephedrine arrests: worth the time?
• Icy Anglers
• Governor backs Steuben project
• Donors to help Kendra swing
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Van hits buggy
• Driver injured at U.S. 6 and Allen Chapel Road
• Five arrested
• Pickup, trailer jackknife
• Coming Friday in KPC newspapers
• Angola man jailed in Noble County
• Two arrested
• Man arrested for probation violation
• Vehicle stolen
• Coming Wednesday in KPC newspapers
• Eight booked into Noble County Jail
• Three arrested
• Officers arrest 15
• EMNS student faces drug charge
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• Classic City Toastmasters
• Home improvement fraud alleged
• Officers arrest 10
• Kendallville man jailed after foot pursuit
• Shipshewana man arrested on OWI charge
• Three arrested
• Students may be charged after fight
• One injured in car-semi collision
• Lehmkuhler to chair Food and Agriculture Council
• Police arrest intoxicated train passenger
• One arrested
• January is National Blood Donor Month
• Three booked into Noble County Jail
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Two booked into Noble County Jail
• 2 booked into LaGrange jail
• Four arrested
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Five arrested
• Trailer taken
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• 4 from Michigan killed in crash; infant survives
• Cars collide on snowy road
• SUV hits tree
• Officers arrest nine
• Train-vehicle crash kills 3; infant survives
• AZ shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• Congresswoman shot; 6 killed
• Two ENHS students charged with disorderly conduct
• Security lights shot out
• Coming Saturday in KPC newspapers
• Officers arrest 10
• Security lights shot out
• Seven arrested
• Area Churches: Noble/LaGrange
• Woman jailed on drug, alcohol charges
• Eight arrested
• 4 booked into LaGrange jail
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• One arrested
• Items stolen from residence
• Australian city cut off by floods braces for more
• Six arrested
• Teen injured when car hits tree
• Vehicles collide in Scott’s parking lot
• Man arrested
• Officers arrest seven
• Design on Life event benefits Cancer Services
• Van window broken
• Corunna man jailed in Noble County
• Nedele takes veterinary studies to third-world country
• ‘A teacher never knows’
• Man rescued from Crooked Lake sailing mishap
• Bathers test Bixler Lake’s icy waters
• New state standards may mean more students tested
• Angola man arrested on sex offense charges
• Piping removed from burglarized residence
• Driver charged with OWI
• Two arrested
• Officers arrest six
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• Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles N Central Indiana
• Cars collide at Walgreens Main Street exit
• Four arrested
• Community thanked for support of day care center
• 1 booked into LaGrange jail
• Board of Works approves Taylor Made parking
• Two arrested
• Three booked into Noble County Jail
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Coming Wednesday in KPC newspapers
• Kosciusko County officials arrest 3 from Noble
• 6 booked into Noble County Jail
• Man arrested on OWI charge
• Two arrested
• Crash with pole injures two
• Butler Public Library news
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• Vehicle window shattered
• Officers arrest seven
• What’s for lunch?
• Local aviation board members receives honor
• Auburn Auto’s last surviving worker dies
• Hass, Myers step down from county government
• Bridging the digital divide
• Four arrests made
• Officers arrest four
• 3 booked into Noble County Jail
• ENMS students arrested after alleged fight
• Coming Friday in KPC newspapers
• Truck vandalized
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Two arrested
• Officers arrest 14
• Man charged with OWI after crash
• Rear-end collision reported on North Street
• Coming Wednesday in KPC newspapers
• Driver flees crash; vehicle owner unclear
• Several arrested over weekend
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• 3 booked into LaGrange jail
• Four booked into Noble County Jail
• OWI charged after three-vehicle crash
• Officers arrest six
• Three arrested
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Officers arrest 10
• Coming Friday in KPC newspapers
• Five arrested
• Vehicle hits tree; driver not found
• Storage units burglarized
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Van hits turning SUV
• Officers arrest five
• Woman arrested
• Drill stolen in burglary
• Seven arrested
• Crash injures four
• Officers arrest seven
• Seven booked into Noble County Jail
• Winter storm warning remains in effect
• Bayh says will not run for Governor in 2012
• Local quilter in regional exhibit
• Christmas season in Ligonier
• Steuben takes a ride
• Winter Storm Warning
• Purdue professor receives Nobel Prize
• Silver Alert Cancelled
• Following too closely contributed to collision
• Avilla man arrested on drug charge
• Two arrested
• Amplifiers stolen from vehicle
• 1 booked into LaGrange jail
• Three booked into Noble County Jail
• Four arrested
• Lost purse returned
• Four area men arrested
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• Semi hits billboard post, trees
• Pickup rolls off I-69, driver hurt
• Coming Saturday in KPC newspapers
• Security camera helps police nab theft suspect
• Three arrested
• Officers arrest six
• 100-gallon gas tank, pump stolen
• Five arrested
• Man faces several charges after police pursuit
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Student council launches toy drive
• Rollover crash injures 2 children
• Farm equipment stolen
• Five arrested
• Collision hurts two
• Items stolen from vehicles in parking lot
• Five arrested
• Two booked into LaGrange jail
• Sexual misconduct charges filed
• Car drives under trailer
• Officers arrest five
• Four arrested
• Area unemployment lower in October
• Teen injured in crash
• 14 arrested at alleged drinking party
• Several arrested
• Officers arrest four
• Wawaka man arrested
• Kendallville police report two crashes
• Song lyrics, returning home bring back high school memories
• Police charge man with child molesting
• Four arrested
• Officers arrest seven
• Six booked into Noble County Jail
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Man injured in pickup-SUV crash
• Four arrested
• Officers arrest 12
• One arrested
• Stutzman sworn in as newest House member
• Collision reported on Cedar Street
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Items removed from stolen pickup
• Several arrested
• Officers arrest four
• Wiring stolen from vacant house
• Storage units broken into
• 2 booked into LaGrange jail
• Three-vehicle crash causes damage
• Four arrested
• Vehicles collide in ENHS parking lot
• Cash stolen from business safe
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Man facing battery charge
• Marriage licenses
• Police arrest six
• Area police arrest two
• Two arrested
• Five arrested
• Police wrestle with suspect
• Community service clubs
• Police arrest six
• Two arrested over weekend
• Man allegedly breaks woman’s facial bone
• Driver avoids deer, strikes guard rail
• Two injured in parking lot collision
• Car strikes tree, rocks
• Baby Talk
• Several arrested
• Three arrested
• Car strikes tree, rocks
• Two injured in fiery crash
• Turning 80
• Peoples Bancorp reports earnings up by 12.3%
• Furniture, appliances, gorilla stolen in burglary
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Three arrested
• Officers arrest two
• Deputy cut while handcuffing man
• Two arrested
• Four vehicle-deer collisions reported; one injured
• Officers arrest five
• Six arrested
• Three booked into Noble County Jail
• Officers arrest six
• ’56 grads plan lunch
• Four arrested
• Corunna man jailed in Noble County
• Nozzles torn off gas tank
• Kendallville woman arrested on theft charge
• Three people are arrested
• Scooter rider hurt
• 5 booked into LaGrange jail
• Several arrested
• Two injured when pickup hits pole
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Officers arrest eight
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Seven vehicle-deer collisions reported
• Items stolen from house
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Van hits barrier, injuring driver
• Teen injured in crash
• 1 booked into LaGrange jail
• Woman injured in, man charged after crash
• Two arrested
• Teen injured in crash
• Two boys charged with battery at North Side school
• Two arrested
• Officers arrest six
• Two men arrested
• Fishing equipment reported stolen
• Teen injured in crash
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Officers arrest 12 over weekend
• Men arrested on dealing meth charges
• Eight booked into Noble County Jail
• Hudson man jailed in Noble County
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• September marriage licenses
• Teen hurt slightly in car-semi crash
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Two pop machines struck with thefts
• Six people arrested
• Two booked into Noble County Jail
• Theft investigation leads to possible drug charges
• Two arrested
• Kendallville man jailed after allegedly battering female
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Crash south of Butler kills one
• Car hits deer on S.R. 3
• Two arrested
• Boat motor missing
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Pickup backs into police cruiser
• Officers arrest 10
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Remote starter startles alleged thief
• Woman jailed on OWI charge
• LaGrange man arrested after 8-month investigation
• Six arrested
• Bank account drained by theft
• Five arrested
• Tractor, Gator stolen
• Officers arrest nine
• Woman jailed on OWI charge
• 6 arrested at meth lab
• Police arrest two on drug charges
• Man charged after injury
• Several arrested
• Man charged with theft
• Two arrested
• Police find marijuana in Willowbrook residence
• Officers arrest four
• 3 booked into LaGrange jail
• One arrested
• Two injured when pickup hits tree
• Collision reported near school
• Six arrested
• Woman allegedly battered
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Officers arrest 7
• Bank account drained by fraud
• Two injured when car hits SUV
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Thefts reported at ENHS
• Charges pending for crash into house
• Steuben County Police Blotter
• Officers arrest six
• Teen cited for battery
• Couple receives minor injuries in rollover
• Police Blotter: Noble
• Woman injured, charged after crash
• Six arrested
• Officers arrest five
• Two arrested
• Court News
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Pickup vandalized
• Albion man backs into parked car
• Child’s identity stolen
• One arrested
• Paxton completes training
• State investigates mobile-home fire
• Several arrested
• Kendallville man cited in two-car crash
• Two men jailed
• Mo-ped missing in Rome City
• Officers arrest 12
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Driver hurt when car hits pickup
• Avilla man injured in motorcycle accident
• Officers arrest six
• Three arrested
• Many helped to make Ligonier blood drive a success
• Police briefs
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Bicyclist struck
• Crash into tree injures Angola man
• Officers arrest 10
• ENHS students cited for failing to attend school.
• Several booked into Noble jail
• 3 booked into LaGrange jail
• Several arrests made Thursday
• 3 booked into LaGrange jail
• 2 booked into Noble jail
• Police nab Kendallville man wanted on warrant
• Driver crashes after blacking out
• Motorcyclist charged with OWI
• 6 booked into LaGrange jail
• Rollover crash hurts Angola man
• Arrests made over the weekend
• Stolen car ends in wreck, charges
• Several arrested
• Two arrested
• Laotto crash injures one
• Police investigate reported drug activity in park
• Police blotter: DeKalb County
• Two arrested
• Laotto crash injures one
• Police investigate reported drug activity in park
• Police blotter: DeKalb County
• Several arrested
• 3 injured in U.S. 33 crash
• Stolen car ends in wreck, charges
• Several booked into Noble jail
• Motorcyclist charged with OWI
• 6 booked into LaGrange jail
• Rollover crash hurts Angola man
• Arrests made over the weekend
• Driver suffers cuts in rollover crash
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Officers arrest eight
• LaGrange man arrested in drug buy
• Eight booked into Noble County Jail
• 3 injured in U.S. 33 crash
• Three arrested
• Driver hurt when car strikes pole
• OWI charge filed against Fort Wayne man
• Albion man arrested at Kendallville residence
• Three injured in 2-car collision
• Several arrested over weekend
• Officers arrest 17
• Five generations gather
• Look to your library - Butler
• Items stolen in burglary
• Guns, cash gone in burglary
• 2 booked into LaGrange jail
• Man arrested
• Officers arrest nine
• Three arrested
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Community supports Butler’s Night Out
• July marriage licenses
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• 4 arrested
• Two motorcycles stolen from hotel lot
• Cigarette leads to auto accident
• Teen hurt when pickup hits tree
• Car backs into fire hydrant
• Fraud reported
• Van sideswipes semi at U.S. 6 intersection
• Woman arrested
• Officers arrest eight
• Several arrested over weekend
• Police investigate suspicious incident
• Home hit by rifle bullet
• Officers arrest 12
• Golf cart crash ejects, injures two
• Kendallville man charged with domestic battery
• Officers arrest four
• Six arrested
• Driver charged after backing into parked car
• Six arrested
• Officers arrest five
• Woman reports car stolen
• Woman faces felony forgery charge
• Vehicle struck on U.S. 6
• Fraud reported
• Vehicle struck in rear on S.R. 3
• Three arrested
• Driver arrested after rear-end collision
• Hamilton man booked in Noble County
• Fraudulent credit card created
• Officers arrest seven
• Deer runs into Jeep
• Thief takes items from two vehicles
• Police issue report on Waterloo crash
• Purse stolen from car
• Campground disturbance leads to arrest
• Several arrested over weekend
• Officers arrest 10
• Guns, electronics, beer burglarized
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• Business traffic affected by road project
• Crash injures motorcyclist
• GOP caucus selects Morris to fill seat
• Counties seek status as foreign trade zones
• Fun, food and firefighting
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Health clinic established at permanent site
• Police Blotter: DeKalb
• KPC Media Group Inc. to join Boocoo Auctions network
• Six arrested
• Crash injures motorcycle rider
• 2 booked into LaGrange jail Tuesday
• Items taken from unlocked vehicle
• DeKalb County Free Fall Fair
• Wires stolen from property
• Ipod allegedly stolen from vehicle
• Three arrested
• Passenger suffers fracture in crash
• Man injured when mo-ped hits dog
• Several booked into LaGrange jail
• Several arrested over weekend
• Off-road vehicle crash injures rider
• Passenger suffers fracture in crash
• Updated: Auburn man dies after shooting himself during traffic stop
• Nine arrested
• Burglars strike at two businesses
• Semi rig hits parked car
• Car hits house
• Officers arrest 13
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