Columbia City, IN News

• Columbia City, IN News
• UPDATE BREAKING NEWS: Waterloo cop shot in face; one suspect killed, one wounded by police following area manhunt
• Dashing Through the Snow 5K Race
• Veterans Day Marathon, Half-Marathon, And 5-K
• Pumpkin Run
• Chamber ousts Lochner-Goff, alleges theft
• Back to School for Columbia City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Personnel issues abundant for Whitko board
• Whitko’s budget steady at $11.6 million for 2012
• Whitko hires consultant to help in staff evaluation
• Arrests made for broken car windows
• Family reacts quickly for loved one in need of a ttransplant
• State fair stage collapse
• Eagle Tech: Road to fruition
• Prosecutor: Creech to plead guilty
• Shake-up in South Whitley
• City cars vandalized
• WCCS hosts Eagle Tech open house
• Eagle Tech: Focus on learning
• Columbia City's Doug Eber headed overseas
• At 90, Norma Hawk still ‘looms’ large as a gifted weaver
• 16th annual Pow Wow Friday, Saturday at Morsches Park
• 'Busco OKs 1st sewer project payment
• S. Whitley biz denied electrical hookup until owner pays bill
• Eckert lauded by Smith-Green schools
• Tri-Lakes receives grant for channel dredging program
• Greatest generation reunites
• Blue River Trail: Architect offers advice on new restrooms, expansion
• Local dentist hangs up the drill after 35 years
• Churubusco clerk, council filing ends
• South Whitley to hold own election Nov. 8
• County attorney brokering EMS deal
• Breast-feeding week bolsters information about nature's perfect food
• Commissioners hear internet provider’s request for use of county property
• ’Busco man charged in shotgun incident
• Columbia City resident reflects on a century of life
• Communication upgrades ongoing at Whitko schools
• Study: Average speeds don’t warrant limit change on CR 300 N
• Local youth center receives $30,000 from Dekko
• Kuhmichel named CCHS asst. principal
• Final launch: CCJHS grad's career reaches crossroad with final shuttle launch
• Meth death suspect gets 16 years
• Smith-Green schools ‘exemplary’ in ISTEPs
• Special prosecutor: No charges against Hodges
• Mayor: Departments shine during outage
• Police get green light to pursue communications upgrade
• South Whitley grant given in Statehouse ceremony
• Armed robbery in Larwill
• Columbia City department heads report to city council
• South Whitley housing gripes directed to law enforcement
• Police probing pair of S. Whitley burglaries
• Next step in water project hits snag
• Drug search leads to bomb
• Couple face charges in June death of infant
• City mulls weather, open burning
• City to take over mystery sewer
• Police pursue shooting range funding
• Couple face charges in June death of infant
• Resents call for slower speeds on CR 300 N.
• Top showmen named at 2011 4-H Fair
• WCCS ISTEP results mostly positive
• Whitko to update marketing plan
• Creech trial continued; new date unknown
• Clason: Whitko will keep up with today's advancing technology
• Kiwanis to host mayoral debate
• Commission approves EMS option
• Urban takes assistant principal slot at ISMS
• Reiff new principal at Col. City High School
• 2011 fair officially opens with the annual parade and more
• Ivy Tech takes its messge on the road
• Principal shuffle at WCCS
• Empty lot a concern for S. Whitley board
• Club Kaylin A bereaved community honors the memory of a teen murder victim
• Larwill mulls sewer woes
• EMS proposal on tap for Monday
• City crews repair sink hole
• Escape from Romania: Schwarz recalls leaving homeland
• Local duo bolster the arts
• Motorcyclist flees from sheriff; crashes near South Whitley
• Fair plans heat up
• Three local men charged with burglary
• EMS the sequel: County officials mull change to hospital’s EMS proposal
• County pipes being replaced without a hitch
• Quilters' work to benefit ag museum
• Andreas remembered fondly by friends, family
• Middle schooler is mayor for a day
• Longtime pastor steps down from the pulpit
• Longtime lumberyard stalwart hangs up bolt counter after 44 yrs.
• S. Whitley board OKs scaled down festival
• County Highway Where do we go from here?
• Local draft horse doubles as model
• S. Whitley’s Fall Festival suffers setback
• Houser appeal denied
• County Highway: Locally, road upkeep a costly endeavor
• Nicodemus, Emerick garner 4-H crowns
• County Highway: The past, present and future for Whitley County roads
• Ball, dogs the topic for Col. City park board
• South Whitley lands $600,000 grant
• Local residents enjoy Scottish cuisine, games at Highland Games
• Two times two: Couple has 2nd set of twins
• Phone scam artists continue to call
• 'Busco man flees hospital, caught by police
• Bellinger named OSD grand marshal
• Whitko board OKs new discipline plan
• Professor, Illinois couple discuss wind energy pitfalls
• Mailbox baseball puts trio in jail
• Kay Fleck receives OSD Red Coat honor
• Pierceton Elementary gets new principal
• S. Whitley latest stop for EDC’s Tio
• Local dot-com receives CEDIT loan
• One Take: Local woman makes an impression at recording session
• 26 vie for Miss, Mr. Whitley County
• Coin collectors coming to Columbia City
• Ground broken on new facility
• Scottish festival coming to county
• Quick decision by deputy spawns collision
• Portion of Ind. 5 north of Larwill shut down through August
• Suspect in meth death gets 12 years
• South Whitley man tased
• 'Busco seniors move on
• WHS grads excelled in the classroom
• City graduates reflect, take next step in life
• WMS secretary looks back on three decades
• Larwill council hears EDC update
• A tour of Parkview’s future
• S. Whitley progresses on Doodlebug
• D-Day — 67 years later
• Local World War II vets honored
• Recycling in Col. City one day later this week
• CCHS Honors Convocation pictures
• Former Marines honor their fellow Leathernecks
• CCHS students take center stage
• Banks talks about Daniels’ decision
• Wise joins Col. City mayoral race
• Ominous
• ‘Ceme-tourism’ comes to area
• Whitley County and the Indy 500
• 'Busco top grads focused on the prize
• A tiger in the bush
• Water tower contract mulled by city
• Home break-in reported in Columbia City
• City crews working shorthanded
• Dryer, Cheng tops in ’11 class
• Whitko educators bone up on technology in the classroom
• Tech lecture part of plan
• Dust, road work discussed
• Wind committee sets direction of meetings
• Council hears rule for energy savings
• Meth charges net S.W. 12-year sentence
• Convicted sex offender to stand trial
• Property taxes due
• Fuel call button offers helping hand to disabled motorists
• Still open: Salvation Army office is not closing
• A sign of warm weather
• Energy savings less than reported
• Damaged lift station repaired
• WCCS considers buying corporation vehicles
• Donation gives boost to shelter
• School board agrees to renovation plan
• Dual credit progam considered by WCCS
• City to pay for work stoppage
• Amber terminated from job
• Summer road work subject of meeting
• Horse show designed for fun, to highlight program
• County keeps Parkview as EMS provider
• County paying back money owed
• County raises questions about EMS proposal
• Daniel wins Republican nomination for mayor
• Republicans nominate Daniel
• Voter turnout steady in Columbia City
• Double vision X 2
• EMS plan comes to county
• Judge, soldier reminds citizens to be vigilant
• Long road back: Reserve officer nearly killed a year ago cherishes life
• Whitley County Children’s Choir to perform
• Duo to open discount store
• Heritier touts her qualifications to be city's first woman mayor
• City set to pick up sticks
• Students bicycle idea presented to city council
• Just hang up: Latest scam involves police impersonation
• Duke donation boosts industrial park
• ‘Extreme Couponing’ aims to save cash
• Living World War I as it happened
• New traffic signs coming to Columbia City
• Larwill man gets court date in Kosciusko Co.
• Citing conflict of interest, man wants new attorney
• Trial set for meth lab suspect
• City pays bill minus cost of damage to unit
• Residents to see hike in trash bill
• Downtown parking concerns come before board
• County has sandbags ready for rising water
• Bargain-hunter’s paradise
• Teacher’s personal connection to Japan turns into chance for learning experience for class
• Life-changing experience
• SDI expansion won't hurt local county plant
• Board OKs south side study, with wording tweak
• Water main break dumps millions of gallons
• State's kindergarten funding shy of what's needed
• Fixes offered for county sound system
• State board uncovers mowing issue
• Civil War remembered
• Budding authors win awards
• A decade of leaders celebrated
• O'Connor outlines criteria for full-time teachers
• Board unanimously approves staff cuts
• Local teacher follows Anne Frank's footsteps
• Spring cleanup dates set
• County re-submits grant proposal for Coesse sewer
• Dillon, Fleck liven up cook-off
• City considers study of south side water issues
• Company wants paid for project's work stoppage
• Taxpayers to lose Homestead credit, not deduction
• State plans funding for all-day kindergarten
• Hospital plans spring health festival
• Whitko chefs win 2 of 3 awards at benefit cook-off
• Despite change, Internet speed still slow in office
• Board to act on reducing 27 WCCS jobs
• Heuer announces good news for Indiana schools
• Fairgrounds wall to come tumbling down
• Works board to get early start
• WCCS teachers take one for team in new deal
• Tax filing deadline is Monday
• South Whitley man pleads guilty to meth-making
• Video shows cutter's work
• County, hospital discuss EMS contract
• Whitley GOP to Host Republican Mayoral Candidate Forum at Saturday’s Breakfast
• Property taxes due soon
• Whitley County citizens called to defend Union 150 years ago
• City sidewalk program announced
• Earthquake drill to prepare residents for 'what if'
• Former Congressman: Americans need Constitution education
• Updated aerial photos one goal for G.I.S. department
• WCCS teacher contract up for vote by board
• Sewing project for friend catches company's eye
• Council receives information on wind energy
• Many factors in county's top-10 healthy ranking
• County to do away with paper paychecks
• C&A Tool expands into new facility
• C&A Tool making investments to prepare for further growth
• Governor portraits adorn government center
• GOP mayoral candidates share views of running the city
• Abatement allows expansion at IOS
• 80/20 adding space, employees to meet demand
• Bulb project complete
• City crews look for cause of clogs
• Local woman injured in Starke County crash
• Wind energy presentation scheduled for council meeting
• City defends use of police car, policy
• Green: Kiddie Pool faces major structural problem
• Complexities, questions surround highway project
• Sewer work closes portion of Blue River Trail
• 'Busco action plan builds an oscar
• Columbia City police raid underage party
• Traveling the road safely for 25 years
• Historical Society honors service, welcomes new board members
• Employees make final gift before closing doors
• Bully for Teddy! — Whitley County Historical Society brings Theodore Roosevelt to life
• Teen surprised with Lilly Scholarship award
• Lilly Scholar named
• Words give window into pain
• Two face charges after meth lab explosion, death
• A rare birth — mare has healthy twin foals
• Rare twins in Whitley County
• Fort Wayne man arrested in connection with December meth lab blast
• County jail cooler floor slated for face-lift
• Police: It's time for a new K-9 vehicle
• Teachers provide science lesson to board
• FFA more than just being a future farmer
• County amends sewer regulations to match state
• Teen sentenced for rape, murder
• Families united in surviving loss of children
• City looking for ways to reduce gasoline use
• Mayor warns of looming budget shortfall
• Schrader ready for challenges of new job
• Kiddie pool problem pondered
• Drivers license renewal leads to arrest
• City announces limb pickup dates
• What would you do in an earthquake?
• Fort Wayne Metals establishes Whitley County operation
• County seeks to enforce homestead compliance
• Wind study committee formed
• No moratorium on wind farms
• New business coming
• Two new members join county extension board
• Playground ready for Phase 1 of face-lift
• Bids for radios to be sought by city council
• No action yet by WCCS on proposed budget cuts
• City inks pact with railroad
• Residents report scam attempts
• After working hard, Walter ready to play hard
• EMS fund growing, used to fund services
• United Way celebrates campaign, volunteers
• County takes big step forward in education goals
• Tom Rethlake named Republican of the Year
• Daniels addresses county GOP
• Police join forces with task force
• Rachel’s Challenge: Kindness
• Steering committee close to completion
• Board ratifies comprehensive plan
• Panelists bring expertise to wind energy discussion
• Family shares daughter’s message of kindness
• An eye-opening experience
• Tornado siren test provides chance to review safety plan
• Public input, recommendations on tap for plan commission
• IDEM gives all clear to resume sewer project
• Mandate means new signs for county roads
• Gotta Dance!
• House in Larwill razed for higher purpose
• 4-H Inc. prepares for upcoming events
• Commission’s public hearing set for Tuesday
• SDI helps county with war on meth
• CCHS senior readies for national chess tournament
• New procedure in place to get firearm permits
• Planners get funding for wind energy study
• More growth planned at biomedical company
• City, county pave way for possible buy of Dana site
• Parents want a full time band director
• Ticket to game supports leagues
• Event offers work of local artists
• Little lady makes an entrance
• FIT looking for fire's cause
• City police find stolen pickup truck
• Teams set to battle at fourth Benefit Cookoff challenge
• Local ice artist Stan Horne creating sculpture in Alaska
• Program aims to reduce energy costs
• City police recover one, look for second stolen truck
• Toxic waste: EPA, private contractors in process of determining scale of project
• Budget issues top WCCS agenda
• Rescued ponies from Larwill making strides
• Intersection to get safety feature
• South Whitley police find meth lab
• Court tells man to stop stalling
• Report shows county, regional business growth
• Meth lab suspect switches counsel
• Second company makes radio pitch to city
• Engineer outlines county bridge repair plan
• Moving day lands men in jail
• Winter costs impact summer work
• Heuer lends ear to teachers’ concerns
• U.S. 30 is target of ISP crash reduction effort
• Officials share '10 successes
• Details of wastewater project presented to residents
• Survey ends property question
• Lighthouse provides guidance for 11 years
• Heuer to hold teachers forum
• Meth maker to serve 12 years
• Trial date set for case linked to baby's death
• Man charged with sexual misconduct
• Fight nets woman long list of charges
• Report shows growth in city, county
• Annual groundwater tests scheduled for Superfund site
• CCHS debate team qualifies for national tournament
• Coalition forms to inspire college attendance, success
• City replacing two lift stations
• Teachers share education concerns with lawmakers
• WCCS looking for ways to live within its means
• County saving money on inmate healthcare
• Three Republicans to square off in May for mayor
• Passages' use for building still in planning process
• Crash claims one life, injures four
• Independent firm recommended to create wind rules
• Comprehensive plan ready for final draft
• Semi sideswipes car, driver injured
• Chili winner gives to shelter
• Petrie ready to head to Frankfort
• Samaritan steps in to help man
• Comprehensive plan can be viewed at final open house
• Survey asks: What do you want to see from your parks?
• Larwill property returned to habitable status
• Commissioner certificate sale to be online
• New faces take seats on boards
• Leesburg man faces charges
• Four injured in Saturday crash
• Heuer: Expanding charter schools supports all Hoosier students
• West wins Whitley’s talent competition
• County awards public transit $10K
• Buggy plate sales now auditor's duty
• Superintendent offers budget options to board
• Bishop outlasts Beck in final round of spelldown
• Council gathers information on radio system
• Passages buys Lehmberg building
• Teen changes plea in rape, murder of girl
• Wright pleads guilty of killing girl
• What was happening over here while our boys were ‘Over There’
• Snow plow drivers learn from snow storm
• Three hurt in crash
• City seeks residents' help in keeping streets clean
• Sailrite to take over Kilgore bldg.
• Fire Barriers continues to thrive
• Six injured in U.S. 33 crash
• SDI to garner export award
• Lawmakers support Banks’ first bill
• Prosecutor seeks more charges against pair
• Informal poll: Shoveling, cooking were top snow day activities
• Ex-officer to appear for hearing
• Council to hear request for funds
• Weather, soil contamination stops work
• County to review DFI budget
• Handbooks, budgets on agenda for school meeting
• State grant gives boost to Triad Metals
• Snow emergency expired
• Updated delays and closings
• Roads are still hazardous
• Tunneling through, digging out
• County moves to Level 2 snow emergency at 8 a.m.
• Delays and Closings for Thursday
• What did you do on your snow day?
• Emergency Management assessing snow emergency
• Snow emergency extended
• NWS: Whitley County now under Winter Weather Advisory
• Whitley County under level one snow emergency
• Weather issues updates
• Blizzard warning causing closings
• Searching for first Mr. CCHS
• Accusted molester's trial June 7
• Local teen to serve four for burglary, other charges
• Trial date for alleged rapist moved to June
• County braces for punch from Ol’ Man Winter
• Weaver pleads guilty to meth-making
• Work board OKs purchase of UV bulbs
• City close to owning street
• Committee seeks ways to cut government waste
• SWES earns third Top Gainer award at conference
• Move leaves county trying to keep grant here
• New officers focus on summer program
• Officials: Flu cases on the rise
• Gov. Daniels to speak at GOP dinner; filings begin for city seats
• Police wait to see wording of texting and driving bill
• Mayor: Legislation pertinent to Columbia City
• City not ready to buy TV gear just yet
• Bank-hungry Blue River topic of report to council
• ISMS math program geared toward student skill development
• Police nab second suspect in Camden Dr. meth lab discovery
• A sign of spring?
• Two-car collision Friday resulted in one injury
• River bank erosion at park on city's agenda
• Baseball registration information
• Changes made to summer league program
• GIS details residential boundaries for sex offenders
• Ash tree wood available — for a signature
• Fair board sets duties, lists goals for 2011
• Police act on tip in effort to find meth fugitive
• Hot or cold, you’ll like FIre and Ice Winterfest
• School board votes to consolidate kindergarten classes
• Semi, squad car collide in town
• Plan Commission vows transparency
• Wall dispute comes down to inches
• Armstrong: Talk to state legislators
• Four get hearings in Circuit Court
• Icy roads surprise drivers, road crews
• At 105, Roberts attributes longevity to her faith
• Brittain honored for his “unique life well lived”
• Commission looks to future, wants input
• Local superintendents react to IDOE initiative
• Council eyes possibility of city-run cable channel
• Sign updates to include new stops
• Sewer drilling foiled by oily soil; work halted
• Ex-BZA member questions actions of board
• Gates, Whiteleather families: A storied legal partnership
• Gates ‘not ready to quit’ law
• Probation chief: Protocol followed in testing
• Family sought help weeks before infant's death
• No third term in Mayor Fleck’s future
• Probation check finds meth lab
• Local lawmakers largely supportive of governor's plans
• Police arrest one of two meth suspects
• Peabody Public Library ready to dedicate new construction
• United Way provides opportunity to help
• ISMS teams taking their visions of future cities to competition
• Change of venue denied for Wright
• County experiences high cost of meth use
• Man facing drug charges wants own attorney
• Council to hear presentation on Mediacom
• Police seeking two wanted on drug charges
• County's comprehensive plan ready for review
• City lift station gets bandage
• Drug charges filed in relation to infant death
• Backup plan for county's data weighed
• Ancient pipes in courthouse on the way out
• WCCS's 2011-2012 calendar discussed
• WCCS could streamline kindergarten
• Baby's death still under investigation
• Larwill to become home of manufacturer
• County agrees to dedicated Internet provider for office
• WCCS makes move to meet earlier in the day
• Officers wearing new vests
• City police investigating infant's death
• Two sentenced on drug charges
• Adams Trust makes last community contributions
• WCCS board to reorganize at first meeting
• Year in review: Staff looks back at 2010
• Magnitude 4.2 earthquake rattles N. Central Indiana
• S. Whitley council: WWT facility grant options mulled
• Columbia City firefighters respond quckly to nearby fire
• Columbia City takes CAGIT hit
• Col. City updates signage
• Crews ready to get trees
• Community development target of commissioner resolution
• WCCS, county, finalize 2010 finance ledgers
• Man hurt in crash
• WCCS eyes new wheelchair elevator
• Fire guts mobile home
• Park Dept. cautions Baker’s Field sledders
• Last boiler down: Marshall bldg. without heat this morning
• New member appointed, officers elected to 4-H Inc. board
• Santa’s helper wears brown
• Giving away the Christmas spirit
• The Mclaughter is free with an order
• Education service center leaving Marshall
• WCCS board signs funding resolution
• Whitko chief updates board
• Man faces molesting charges
• Boilers purchased for Marshall building
• Remembering Kaylin: Victim described as 'wholesome'
• Anderson man arrested for child molesting
• 'Our worst nightmare' Every parent’s biggest fear becomes horrible reality for Whitley County family
• Police, parents, schools combat child predators
• Church opens door to services for special needs
• Resident discusses drainage issue with S. Whitley council
• Council fills board appointments
• Pollutant limits change to keep city in compliance
• City uses Rainy Day Fund to cover expenses
• City's annual Christmas lighting contest winners announced
• Program would help protect city's computerized data
• Snow has street crews working overtime
• Council to give loan program second reading
• Local veterans part of latest Honor Flight
• WCCS works to keep class sizes at peak levels
• Parent-teacher conferences see spike in attendance
• WCCS ponders joining small-school resolution
• Planning chief seeks county's guidance for wind rules
• ISMS students prepare for state competition
• County to spend $13,000 to improve police radio signals
• County updates workplace data
• Remembering the men and women over there
• Technology growth requires more space
• Dashing Through the Snow 5K Race
• Christmas celebration
• DQ serves up training at local restaurant
• Banks to serve on three panels
• ’Busco council tackles full plate of items
• Banks, Heuer expect busy freshman session
• Jury acquits Pennsylvania man
• Meth lab explosion kills one
• Defendant takes stand in trial’s second day
• High-tech Canadian company coming to county
• Tracking fee to increase on city electric bills
• Retrial opens with testimony from victim
• Officer enters not guilty plea for alleged theft
• Two face their accusers in court
• Crash claims life of city man
• St. Nick arrives
• Number of pay periods discussed by city council
• S. Whitley council updated on exposed building
• A merry heart in Churubusco
• City eyes marathon for 2011
• Excise officer accused of theft
• Student artists, teacher recognized for excellence
• 'A Gift of Art' gallery opening in Columbia City
• Thanksgiving across 58 years and 6,000 miles
• Local girl to perform in Macy’s annual Thanksgiving parade
• Two men charged with domestic violence crimes
• Council weighing creation of revolving loan fund
• Store’s robbery doesn’t deter holiday plan
• New events join list of city’s holiday traditions
• Home ownership dream comes true for families
• Robber takes cash from convenience store
• Deadline nears for Christmas donations
• Man faces multiple charges
• Two arrested after weekend domestic disputes
• Aging water lines concern superintendent
• Two suspected meth makers nabbed by police
• Panel identifies potential brownfields
• Fair board grateful for work of volunteers
• Expressions earn student national award
• Education conversation begins by sharing ideas for the future
• Father relates lessons learned from tragedy
• Economist dissects recession, looks at future
• Community meals aim to feed hungry in the community
• Wind ordinance work to start over
• Police looking for sex offender
• Old Settlers Day

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