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• Have you taken this survey?
• Watch for the June issue of Christianity Today featuring a cover story on Dr. To...
• 4-H Fair Concert
• Three Rivers Festival Parade
• Alive Festival
• Three Rivers Festival STAR Music Stage
• The Afters, For King and Country, After Sunday
• Group 1 Crew, Anthem Lights, Brittany Hargest
• Follow the progress of the construction of the new competition track online! We'...
• HUntington University is pleased to be a sponsor of TEDx Fort Wayne this weekend...
• June 2 disc golf tourney flyer
• discs for sale
• June 2 disc golf tournament
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
• Going to Summit City Comic Con tomorrow? Say hi to Norm the Forester and HU alum...
• Stop by our tent after the race for snacks and shade! Alumni director Margi Rous...
• Indy Mini
• Thanks to our servant-leaders!
• Our own Student Body President was featured in his high school alumni magazine f...
• Huntington City Bicycle Safety Rodeo
• Working for you: Alumni Board members gathered for their annual retreat over th...
• A retirement reception was held Sunday, April 15, 2012, for Professors Chaney Be...
• Congratulations to animation student Sarah Krzynowek and her fiance, LCpl Matt B...
• Spring Work Day group at Thornhill. Got more photos to share? Tag them with Hunt...
• Prayer Walk
• "I is for Insect." A new book featuring illustration by Prof. Bryan Ballinger he...
• Mark Galli, senior managing editor of Christianity Today, says Prof. Tom Bergler...
• Filmmakers! Submit your entries now to the inaugural Fandana Film Festival.
• Next steps announced in our capital campaign.
• More than a dozen online classes will be offered this summer. Download the sched...
• Grateful for this recognition of our programs in elementary education, special e...
• Gungor in concert at the Merillat Centre for the Arts
• Pray for all our Spring Break mission teams.
• Foresters Allison Greene and Sarah Miller were interviewed for this news report....
• Foresters Allison Greene and Sarah Miller were interviewed for this news report....
• Cirque Kidz
• Huntington University's mission statement was cited in this month's cover story...
• Mad Ants Faith Night
• Way to go Norm TheForester!
• HU's own switchboard operator Anita Hughes pulled up today with the Easter baske...
• It was all things Huntington University as HU's own Kelly Lynch and Jay Duffer w...
• VIDEO: Dr. Tom Bergler talks about his new book, The Juvenilization of American...
• The Fandana Festival is right around the corner, and for the first time, we are...
• Check out this new page!
• President Blair Dowden speaks about college affordability on Feb 10. The program...
• Thank you, Jack Barlow, for your lasting legacy in the lives of generations of s...
• President Dowden was interviewed on Indiana's NewsCenter about college affordabi...
• We have more work to do, but it's good to be making progress.
• Student Life has kicked off the first Academathon. Residence hall floors are com...
• Beautiful day in Indiana!
• Bring a friend and introduce them to Huntington University.
• What's your favorite TV commercial of Super Bowl XLVI? Of all time?
• These college graduates more employable than others...
• tree cutting
• Please be in prayer for President Blair Dowden as he participates in an importan...
• Please be in prayer for Dr. Jack Barlow.
• Norm has a great beard!
• Everyone is safely back from J-term. Now check out the photos from this year's t...
• pickleball dates
• What was your favorite J-Term?
• A look at Dr. King’s ‘Dream’ in today’s society
• Indiana residents: Order your Huntington University license plate and underwrit...
• Prof. Jim O'Donnell gave his annual economic forecast this morning at the Founda...
• The crew of "Praying the Hours" which is shooting on campus this J-term (with ou...
• Follow the J-Term trip to India at
• Happy new year! What are your goals for 2012?
• Congratulations to Larissa Clark (daughter of HU prof Lance Clark) on being cast...
• Vote for the bands you'd like to perform at our Fandana Festival next August. ht...
• Merry Christmas! Have a safe and happy holiday!
• Congratulations to Bryan Ballinger, whose children’s picture book has been publi...
• 'Tis the Season performers came to the Foundation breakfast this morning. It's n...
• Steve Platt rejoins Huntington University in fundraising role
• Hear Dr. Jack Heller discuss "Shakespeare Behind Bars" today at noon on 89.1 FM.
• HU grad Cassie Screeton lands a job helping Indianapolis prepare for the Super B...
• Happy Thanksgiving! What are your favorite Thanksgiving traditions?
• Congratulations to Paul Monroe and Erin Hatfield!
• Congratulations to Paul Monroe and Erin Hatfield!
• Congratulations to Paul Monroe and Erin Hatfield!
• Congratulations to Paul Monroe and Erin Hatfield!
• Thank you to all Huntington University students, faculty, staff, trustees, paren...
• Know someone who belongs at HU? You can refer college-bound students to Huntingt...
• Unbounded creative energy!
• If you missed the Q&A session with voice actress Katie Leigh, we've got you cove...
• Seventh Annual Thanksgiving Day 5K Run and One Mile Fun Walk
• More about this program at www.huntington.edu/lrap
• Have you signed Save Student Aid Statement of Support?
• Concerned about debt after college? Learn more about HU's innovative Loan Repaym...
• Student aid is again in the news. Are you (or were you) a Pell Grant recipient?
• Happy homecoming, everyone. Please share your memories and photos here.
• Impacting their world for Christ...
• HU homecoming, with a bit of swing.
• HU Homecoming
• History in the making. First-ever Homecoming dance at HU.
• Welcome home, alumni! Post your Homecoming photos and memories here on Facebook.
• Congratulations to Andrew Martin (HU 2011), the new Render Wrangler at Dreamwork...
• Congratulations!
• Chicago Public Radio carried this nifty interview of HU prof Bryan Ballinger.
• Huntington Jaycees Haunted Hotel - 13th Floor
• Come celebrate the goodwill in our community.
• Education Institutions and Parkview Partnering on Life Science Education and Res...
• We hope to see you September 26th at the Fort Wayne National Christian College F...
• Journal-Gazette: Huntington University had the highest ranking of a northeast In...
• A growing partnership with Questa Foundation for Education is making it even eas...
• HU art students are creating bowls to help the homeless. Learn more at
• Jeff Fought (HU-2004, entrepreneurship) helps create jobs in Indiana.
• Norm the Forester and @TinCaps Johnny hanging in the #Treetops with @huntingtonu...
• See you there!
• All are welcome.
• New student dedication service tonight. Always a spiritually meaningful moment f...
• It's New Student Orientation this weekend! Welcome all new students to Huntingto...
• Please continue in prayer for the sister of Tyler Voss.
• Back to School for Huntington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Dear Forester family, Please be in prayer for Tyler Voss's sister, Andrea Vell...
• Fandana kicks off with The Cast & Crew on the Orange Stage!
• Are you ready for Fandana? The Fandana Festival begins tomorrow! Will we see you...
• Thank you to our 4,013 Facebook fans! You are the best!
• RT @Tune_Weaver: More big acts line up for Indiana's premier Christian music fes...
• Congratulations to FEC Bible Quiz finalists from Brookside and Eureka!
• Windows Doors & More is giving away 500 tickets to Fandana Festival! Visit their...
• Andrew Hoffman (HU2003) begins a cross-country bicycle race to raise money for W...
• Congratulations to Brett Swanson!
• It's Indiana Private College Week. Come for a visit. www.explorehuntington.com
• Bring the whole youth group! Discounts available for 15 or more. Overnight lodgings and campus meals also available.
• Alumni! We are now preparing the Fall edition of Hunitngton University Magazine. Do you have an announcement to share in Class Notes? Email your updates to alumni@huntington.edu. Thanks!
• Nearly 4,000 Facebook fans for Huntington University... almost there! Please "share with friends" or use the new "recommend" box. Thanks for your help, and GO FORESTERS!
• Barlow Girl, Stellar Kart, Hyland, and Josh Wilson signed to play Fandana Festival at Huntington University!
• Details on overnight lodgings and meals on campus now available at www.fandanafestival.com.
• Please pray for our colleague Owen Gordon and his church community. Owen is a Huntington University trustee, a United Brethren minister, and president of Jamaica Bible College.
• Congratulations to four teams in business administration, human resource management and not-for-profit leadership degree programs!
• Join us today at the STAR 88.3 Music Stage at Three Rivers Festival for Citywide Worship, indie bands, Sanctus Real, Mandisa, The Afters, Rapture Ruckus, Aaron Gillespie of The Almost, In Honor of Him, Troy Erbe & Sarah Alicia!
• Photos from the US National Conference are being posted here. How many Huntington alumni can you spot in these pictures?
• We look forward to seeing many HU alumni at the ice cream social tomorrow evening, as well as "future alumni" at the youth pizza party!
• Congratulations to HU grad Charles Curie!
• President Blair Dowden was interviewed for this story on H.R. 2117.
• Who will be our 4,000th Facebook fan? (Getting close!)
• Bill Fisher's baccalaureate address is now available on YouTube.
• Congratulations to Linda Rose Etter, Class of 1972, on your new book!
• What meaningful books are you reading this summer?
• HU professor Mark Fairchild preserves ancient sites through photography.
• Our LRAP Program is gaining national attention. Check out this story in USA Today.
• Paul Fetters: 2 Reasons to Celebrate #Pentecost Sunday
• Who will be our 4,000th fan on Facebook?
• Invite your friends! It's a Free Friday Concert in Fort Wayne!
• Congratulations to HU alum Russ Baker (1981) on his new leadership role with Ivy Tech.
• Join us for the Free Friday Concert at Foellinger Theatre on June 10 with Hawk Nelson, Attaboy & Cloverton!
• What are you doing this summer?
• In the news: Matthew Ruiz, Assistant Professor of Exercise Science
• Have you seen the latest videos from the guys on Wright 3rd?
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
• Congratulations to Prof. Bryan Ballinger!
• With this win, the Foresters (22-23) receive the league's automatic bid to the NAIA National Championship Opening Round on May 12-16. HU received one of the fifth seeds and will play 4th-seeded William Woods (Mo.) on Thursday at 11:00 a.m. at Auburn
• 40th annual Forester Night celebrates students and faculty. What are your favorite memories of Forester Night?
• In honor of our Jamaican students, a special meal is being planned tonight in the Dining Comons. Join us for a festive Jamaican “Sunday Dinner” menu: Jerk Pork, Curry Goat, Brown Stewed Chicken, White Rice, Rice with Peas, Festival Boiled Du
• Congratulations to our HU men’s golf team on winning the MCC conference tournament! Jordan Dawes was top medalist and named “Player of the Year”. Dawes, along with teammates Seth Robertson and Cory Powell were named to the MCC All-Con
• Christ is risen!
• Special delivery at SCAN | The Journal Gazette | Fort Wayne, IN
• Grace McBrayer describes thousands of lives touched through JMC volunteer service projects. What was your favorite JMC outreach?
• Stephen Arnold named new Wayne Trace school superintendent - Times Bulletin - Van Wert, Ohio
• It's no joke. 49-hour film competition starts April 1. Five HU teams will compete.
• College debt forgiveness program expands.
• Learn how HU alum Tim Hallman and Anchor Church are observing Lent. What unique things is your church community doing this year?
• Something interesting is about to happen at www.huntington.edu
• Full video available here:
• What was your most memorable, most meaningful Spring Break?
• "Huntington University is mourning the loss of one of its beloved members of the Board of Trustees. Bernie Hull, a trustee since 1965, has passed away. Bernie has lived a life of service to his country, his home state of Michigan, The Church of the
• President Dowden will offer testimony on Capitol Hill before the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Training. Webcast Friday at 10 a.m.
• "Higher education is the best hedge against crippling unemployment and is the key to our nation’s economic recovery." - Blair Dowden
• High school students: Looking for some free music downloads? Click "HUzic" at www.huntington-YOUniversity.com
• Thank you, Joel, Justin, Paul, and Bob!
• Check out the Fuse FM iPad Giveaway!
• Prof. Jim O'Donnell writes: "I tell my students that business can be a high calling from God on one's life, a help to a broken world. Well, Friday, February 11th, Wall St. Journal had a really neat article on just this issue. I hope anyone
• Have photos from your J-Term class? Link your Facebook album here.
• Spring Phonathon kicks off Monday! Help support HU!
• The University will be open for classes, and all offices will be open on Thursday, 2/3/11.
• Students, Faculty and Alumni: How are you spending your snow day?
• Students, Faculty and Alumni: How are you spending your spending your snow day?
• Severe Weather Alert: Wednesday classes cancelled. All offices will remain closed on February 2, 2011. The women's basketball game has been postponed.
• Huntington County is under a Level 1 Emergency
• Evening classes have been cancelled due to the winter storm.
• The men’s basketball game originally scheduled for Tuesday, February 1st at Grace College has been rescheduled for Thursday, February 3 at 7:00 p.m.
• Check out this story about Huntington alumni Brad and Vanessa Johnson and Mission of Hope: Haiti
• Happy birthday, Mrs. Merillat! We are so grateful for you!
• Outreach to Muslims, the fight against human trafficking, and local volunteer opportunities in focus during Service Emphasis Week.
• Our hearts go out to Professor James O'Donnell on the passing of his beloved wife, Lizzie, today.
• Congratulations to HU student Sarah Scanlan, whose sister Teresa was just crowned Miss America.
• One HU student is climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro this week to raise money to build wells in Africa. Read his story and follow his climb!
• Welcome Huntington County Robotics Team 1501. We are honored to host your kick-off today!
• A group of students and faculty are taking medical supplies and Bible school resources to Haitian people and others in the Bahamas over J-term. Here's a link to their blog.
• Students Katrina Helmer and Shelly Bradbury are taking a J-term trip to discover "Is there more in to the Midwest than farms and churches?" They'll experience life with refugee families in each city, and create audio, video and written sto
• If you are in the area, please join us for breakfast. This is always a very engaging and informative presentation.
• Did you feel the Indiana earthquake?
• The HU website is offline for a scheduled outtage until 12:30 p.m. This was planned and is unrelated to this morning's earthquake. Rather, it is part of scheduled electrical power upgrades on campus.
• Apparent earthquake rattled HU campus just before 8 a.m. Did you feel it? Any damage?
• "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints" Psalm 116:15
• Merry Christmas, everyone!
• HU's favorite band Attaboy is now on Pandora Internet Radio! Check it out and create your very own music station!
• Animated film, “The Temptations of Brother Thomas,” will address the false dichotomy between religious faith and the creative arts.
• Read more of the story at
• Foresters head into Christmas break with win over Yellow Jackets
• Best wishes for all students taking finals this week. May God watch over you as you travel home for the Christmas holiday.
• Chapel messages now available in the HU Portal, thanks to Joel Reichenbach, Paul Nalliah, and Justin Spitler!
• 's EXCEL Adult Degree Programs hosted a grand reopening event last night in Columbia City.
• Alumni, mark your calendars for this regional Fort Wayne event!
• Looking for a free Bible app for your iPad or smartphone?
• Saturday night! Phil Keaggy Concert - Cafe of Hope Grand Opening
• Opens tonight and runs through Saturday! Bring the whole family to enjoy the merriment of the holiday season; but more importantly, come to rejoice in the miracle of the birth of Christ. This is an exciting musical revue that is the combined effort of b
• Happy Thanksgiving to all HU students and families!
• Tell a friend about HU's page on Facebook! Click "suggest to friends" and help us grow to 4,000 fans!
• The Huntington University Theatre Company and Huntington University Music Department will present “‘Tis the Season: an Exciting Christmas Musical Revue” during the week of Dec. 1-4.
• It's the end of International Education Week and our own Luke Brenneman was invited to write a piece on studies abroad. Learn all about his experiences in China in "A Fly on the Wall of Cultural Contrast."
• Students in the news...
• Christ. Scholarship. Service.
• 1998 grad Matt Webb co-directed this music video, "Could it Be." See it tonight on ABC after the east-coast showing of Grey's Anatomy. Congratulations, Matt!
• Community Calendar
• Indiana to receive more than $16 million as part of major new investment in community health centers
• The Spirit of the times
• 'Ordinary time' seen as blessing
• Fiber-optic lines to reach unincorporated areas
• City finances projected to take downward slump
• Meet Jill Gradeless – dance and fitness instructor
• Dedication to education
• Police Blotter
• Indiana to receive more than $16 million as part of major new investment in community health centers
• Meet Jennifer Horn – Applebee’s server
• The Spirit of the times
• Council approves 2011 budget
• 'Ordinary time' seen as blessing
• School Corporation to expect curriculum changes
• Fiber-optic lines to reach unincorporated areas
• Restoring rock, Roanoke’s heritage
• City finances projected to take downward slump
• Police pursuit causes two accidents
• Meet Jill Gradeless – dance and fitness instructor
• Police Blotter
• Dedication to education
• Community Calendar
• Indiana to receive more than $16 million as part of major new investment in community health centers
• The Spirit of the times
• It's Norm the Forester!
• 'Ordinary time' seen as blessing
• Police Blotter
• Fiber-optic lines to reach unincorporated areas
• Marriage Licenses
• City finances projected to take downward slump
• Working together improves the community
• Meet Jill Gradeless – dance and fitness instructor
• Honeywell Center announces seven new shows
• Dedication to education
• State to distribute 1,200 free specialized smoke alarms
• Police Blotter
• Property taxes due Nov. 10
• Community Calendar
• Fat in foods
• Fat in foods
• Working together improves the community
• Meet Jennifer Horn – Applebee’s server
• Honeywell Center announces seven new shows
• Council approves 2011 budget
• State to distribute 1,200 free specialized smoke alarms
• School Corporation to expect curriculum changes
• Property taxes due Nov. 10
• Restoring rock, Roanoke’s heritage
• Fat in foods
• Police pursuit causes two accidents
• Meet Jennifer Horn – Applebee’s server
• Council approves 2011 budget
• School Corporation to expect curriculum changes
• Police Blotter
• Restoring rock, Roanoke’s heritage
• Stacie Hines sings students’ praises
• Police pursuit causes two accidents
• School calendar
• Police Blotter
• Meet Dave Schoeff – city engineer
• Marriage Licenses
• Resolutions for $2 million bond left unapproved
• Working together improves the community
• Pass or fail
• Honeywell Center announces seven new shows
• Town opts for trial
• State to distribute 1,200 free specialized smoke alarms
• Police Blotter
• Property taxes due Nov. 10
• Marriage Licenses
• Spanish classes celebrate Hispanic culture with fair
• Police Blotter
• Stacie Hines sings students’ praises
• School calendar
• Meet Dave Schoeff – city engineer
• Resolutions for $2 million bond left unapproved
• Police blotter
• Pass or fail
• The whooping cranes of Gray Lake and Bosque del Apache
• Town opts for trial
• Red Cross distributes awards to Huntington County organizations
• Police Blotter
• Farmers encouraged to plant wheat on schedule
• Stacie Hines sings students’ praises
• Rowena C. Yu-Mendador joins Parkview FirstCare-Huntington
• School calendar
• Fall planting mums and bulbs
• Meet Dave Schoeff – city engineer
• Meet WWII veteran Robert Ray
• Resolutions for $2 million bond left unapproved
• Nature’s Fuel plans stalled
• Pass or fail
• Old county landfill still a big stink
• Town opts for trial
• Prevention: The Best Policy
• Old county landfill still a big stink
• Rowena C. Yu-Mendador joins Parkview FirstCare-Huntington
• Old county landfill still a big stink
• Police Blotter
• Prevention: The Best Policy
• Fall planting mums and bulbs
• Prevention: The Best Policy
• Goat and sheep production sessions offered at Extension Office
• Spanish classes celebrate Hispanic culture with fair
• Meet WWII veteran Robert Ray
• Spanish classes celebrate Hispanic culture with fair
• Restaurant makes it through first year
• Nature’s Fuel plans stalled
• Find a good rescue dog
• County huskers place in state contest
• Old county landfill still a big stink
• Police Blotter
• Meet your neighbor – Tara Brummett
• Prevention: The Best Policy
• Goat and sheep production sessions offered at Extension Office
• Psychological hearing today in convicted child molester’s case
• Spanish classes celebrate Hispanic culture with fair
• Restaurant makes it through first year
• Homeless in Huntington
• Find a good rescue dog
• County huskers place in state contest
• The art of raising the bar
• Police blotter
• Meet your neighbor – Tara Brummett
• Police blotter
• The whooping cranes of Gray Lake and Bosque del Apache
• Psychological hearing today in convicted child molester’s case
• The whooping cranes of Gray Lake and Bosque del Apache
• Red Cross distributes awards to Huntington County organizations
• Homeless in Huntington
• Red Cross distributes awards to Huntington County organizations
• Farmers encouraged to plant wheat on schedule
• The art of raising the bar
• Farmers encouraged to plant wheat on schedule
• Rowena C. Yu-Mendador joins Parkview FirstCare-Huntington
• Police blotter
• Rowena C. Yu-Mendador joins Parkview FirstCare-Huntington
• Fall planting mums and bulbs
• The whooping cranes of Gray Lake and Bosque del Apache
• Fall planting mums and bulbs
• Meet WWII veteran Robert Ray
• Red Cross distributes awards to Huntington County organizations
• Meet WWII veteran Robert Ray
• Nature’s Fuel plans stalled
• Farmers encouraged to plant wheat on schedule
• Nature’s Fuel plans stalled
• Find a good rescue dog
• The art of raising the bar
• Police Blotter
• Pat Johns to speak at Pathfinder Services annual dinner
• 2012 target for heartland section
• Council to vote on 2011 budget
• Meet Jo Ann Burnau of the Chamber
• Pathfinder Services connects teens to the town
• Police Blotter
• Goat and sheep production sessions offered at Extension Office
• Restaurant makes it through first year
• County huskers place in state contest
• Meet your neighbor – Tara Brummett
• Psychological hearing today in convicted child molester’s case
• Homeless in Huntington
• Police Blotter
• Pat Johns to speak at Pathfinder Services annual dinner
• 2012 target for heartland section
• Council to vote on 2011 budget
• Pathfinder Services connects teens to the town
• Meet Jo Ann Burnau of the Chamber
• Third-graders learn about fire safety
• Police Blotter
• Pat Johns to speak at Pathfinder Services annual dinner
• 2012 target for heartland section
• Council to vote on 2011 budget
• Pathfinder Services connects teens to the town
• Meet Jo Ann Burnau of the Chamber
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Marriage Licenses
• Civil Air Patrol provides response to emergency situation
• Just Do It!
• Victory Noll a “hidden treasure”
• Meet Sarah Kaufman – soccer coach
• FFBT celebrates 125 years
• Huntington Kiwanis names officer of the year
• Community Calendar
• Marriage Licenses
• Civil Air Patrol provides response to emergency situation
• Just Do It!
• Victory Noll a “hidden treasure”
• Meet Sarah Kaufman – soccer coach
• FFBT celebrates 125 years
• Huntington Kiwanis names officer of the year
• Police Blotter
• Third-graders learn about fire safety
• Steel distributor to establish Whitley County facility
• VFW Auxiliary plan dinner to raise funds for Children’s Cancer Month
• It’s popcorn poppin’ time
• Meet Audrey Carney – jail matron
• Renaissance in Roanoke to be bigger and better
• Plea hearing set for next week in Town case
• Huntington hosts Chinese delegation
• Police Blotter
• FFBT celebrates 125 years
• Meet Audrey Carney – jail matron
• Huntington Kiwanis names officer of the year
• Renaissance in Roanoke to be bigger and better
• Third-graders learn about fire safety
• Plea hearing set for next week in Town case
• Howell takes helm of HCCF
• Huntington hosts Chinese delegation
• Police Blotter
• School calendar
• Patty Warner’s students keep her on her toes
• Meet Dave Mettler
• Maintenance worker sentenced for burglary
• Police Blotter
• Writing about heroes
• Community Calendar
• County Council approves 2011 budget
• Marriage Licenses
• Fort Wayne Philharmonic visits Huntington County Schools
• Civil Air Patrol provides response to emergency situation
• Police Blotter
• Just Do It!
• Steel distributor to establish Whitley County facility
• Victory Noll a “hidden treasure”
• VFW Auxiliary plan dinner to raise funds for Children’s Cancer Month
• Meet Sarah Kaufman – soccer coach
• It’s popcorn poppin’ time
• DCD plans award, service day
• County considers burn ban
• October is Chiropractic Health Month
• Howell takes helm of HCCF
• Police Blotter
• It’s popcorn poppin’ time
• School calendar
• Meet Audrey Carney – jail matron
• Patty Warner’s students keep her on her toes
• Renaissance in Roanoke to be bigger and better
• Meet Dave Mettler
• Plea hearing set for next week in Town case
• Maintenance worker sentenced for burglary
• Huntington hosts Chinese delegation
• Writing about heroes
• The Huntington Jaycees Haunted Hotel
• County Council approves 2011 budget
• Police Blotter
• Fort Wayne Philharmonic visits Huntington County Schools
• The wonders of Yellowstone
• Plant now for a great garlic harvest
• Mike Packnett inspires with ‘outrageous’ ideas
• Meet your neighbors – Kyle and Sharon Metzger
• Painting the kids’ room
• Painting the kids’ room
• Meet Dave Mettler
• Real estate renaissance
• Maintenance worker sentenced for burglary
• DCD plans award, service day
• Writing about heroes
• County considers burn ban
• County Council approves 2011 budget
• October is Chiropractic Health Month
• Fort Wayne Philharmonic visits Huntington County Schools
• Meet Hallie Selig – literacy coordinator
• Tutor of the Month
• Huntington University affiliates to teach English in China
• Chilly weather, warm welcome home
• City, state, business leaders to discuss Hoosier Highway
• CROP Walk
• Police Blotter
• The wonders of Yellowstone
• Howell takes helm of HCCF
• Plant now for a great garlic harvest
• Police Blotter
• Mike Packnett inspires with ‘outrageous’ ideas
• School calendar
• Meet your neighbors – Kyle and Sharon Metzger
• Patty Warner’s students keep her on her toes
• Meet Brook Brinneman – cosmetology student
• Mike Packnett inspires with ‘outrageous’ ideas
• Chilly weather, hot cars
• Haunted hotel returns
• Meet Hallie Selig – literacy coordinator
• Tutor of the Month
• Huntington University affiliates to teach English in China
• Chilly weather, warm welcome home
• City, state, business leaders to discuss Hoosier Highway
• CROP Walk
• Real estate renaissance
• Meet Brook Brinneman – cosmetology student
• Mike Packnett inspires with ‘outrageous’ ideas
• Chilly weather, hot cars
• Haunted hotel returns
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• The choice of whether to follow Christ is up to us
• Christian heritage rally this weekend
• Deaths prompt CPSC, FDA warning on infant sleep positioners
• Meet David Solloway – administrative assistant and people person
• Huntington University to celebrate art for Homecoming 2010
• School board considers facility improvements
• New connections
• Eating for breast health
• Meet your neighbor – Jeremy Starkey
• Free Clinic burglarized
• County Council approves salary for county HR officer
• Trial reset in molest case
• Huntington County: Kid-friendly
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• The choice of whether to follow Christ is up to us
• Christian heritage rally this weekend
• Deaths prompt CPSC, FDA warning on infant sleep positioners
• Meet David Solloway – administrative assistant and people person
• Huntington University to celebrate art for Homecoming 2010
• School board considers facility improvements
• Police Blotter
• New connections
• Marriage licenses issued in Huntington County:
• YMCA Kim League youth basketball begins
• Trial reset in molest case
• School Calendar
• Huntington County: Kid-friendly
• VFW Auxiliary plan dinner to raise funds for Children’s Cancer Month
• Applications available for Canada goose reductions at several state parks
• Dan Rumple teaches ‘outside the book’
• Meet Kayla Koedel – HNHS Junior
• School Board to discuss facility improvements
• K-2 ban passes
• Fall has fallen
• Bickels win the 2010 Arrowhead Award
• Police Blotter
• Marriage licenses issued in Huntington County:
• YMCA Kim League youth basketball begins
• Eating for breast health
• Meet your neighbor – Jeremy Starkey
• Free Clinic burglarized
• County Council approves salary for county HR officer
• Police Blotter
• Dan Rumple teaches ‘outside the book’
• Meet Kayla Koedel – HNHS Junior
• Police Blotter
• School Board to discuss facility improvements
• Balancing energy intake and output is key to weight control
• K-2 ban passes
• Checking pipes now can save money, headaches
• Fall has fallen
• Winners of Roanoke festival cake contest announced
• Bickels win the 2010 Arrowhead Award
• ‘Day of Healing’ planned at Honeywell Center
• Police Blotter
• Pheasants in hiding
• School Calendar
• VFW Auxiliary plan dinner to raise funds for Children’s Cancer Month
• Meet your neighbor – Judy Deluca
• Applications available for Canada goose reductions at several state parks
• County drafts grant agreement for Advanced Engineering
• Dan Rumple teaches ‘outside the book’
• Debate unlikely
• Meet Kayla Koedel – HNHS Junior
• Picture perfect
• School Board to discuss facility improvements
• Police Blotter
• K-2 ban passes
• School Calendar
• Fall has fallen
• VFW Auxiliary plan dinner to raise funds for Children’s Cancer Month
• Bickels win the 2010 Arrowhead Award
• Applications available for Canada goose reductions at several state parks
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Indiana receives $2.1 million in HHS grants for public health and prevention
• Indiana receives $2.1 million in HHS grants for public health and prevention
• Meet your neighbor – Ron Pressler
• Meet your neighbor – Ron Pressler
• Concert raises funds for freedom fighters
• Concert raises funds for freedom fighters
• Final vote on K-2 ban expected
• Final vote on K-2 ban expected
• Festival brings history and happiness to Huntington
• Festival brings history and happiness to Huntington
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Balancing energy intake and output is key to weight control
• Balancing energy intake and output is key to weight control
• Checking pipes now can save money, headaches
• Checking pipes now can save money, headaches
• Winners of Roanoke festival cake contest announced
• Winners of Roanoke festival cake contest announced
• ‘Day of Healing’ planned at Honeywell Center
• ‘Day of Healing’ planned at Honeywell Center
• Pheasants in hiding
• Pheasants in hiding
• Meet your neighbor – Judy Deluca
• Meet your neighbor – Judy Deluca
• County drafts grant agreement for Advanced Engineering
• County drafts grant agreement for Advanced Engineering
• Debate unlikely
• Debate unlikely
• Picture perfect
• Picture perfect
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Indiana receives $2.1 million in HHS grants for public health and prevention
• Meet Tonya Myers – sweeper clerk
• Meet your neighbor – Ron Pressler
• PHH’s Fall Health and Fitness Fair is Oct. 6
• Concert raises funds for freedom fighters
• Native artist returns, hosts first solo show
• Final vote on K-2 ban expected
• Lime City looks to future plans
• Festival brings history and happiness to Huntington
• Police Blotter
• Indiana receives $2.1 million in HHS grants for public health and prevention
• Meet your neighbor – Ron Pressler
• Concert raises funds for freedom fighters
• Final vote on K-2 ban expected
• Festival brings history and happiness to Huntington
• Police Blotter
• Meet Tonya Myers – sweeper clerk
• PHH’s Fall Health and Fitness Fair is Oct. 6
• Native artist returns, hosts first solo show
• Lime City looks to future plans
• Police Blotter
• Meet Tonya Myers – sweeper clerk
• PHH’s Fall Health and Fitness Fair is Oct. 6
• Native artist returns, hosts first solo show
• Lime City looks to future plans
• Police Blotter
• Meet Tonya Myers – sweeper clerk
• PHH’s Fall Health and Fitness Fair is Oct. 6
• Native artist returns, hosts first solo show
• Lime City looks to future plans
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Diseases in soybeans could cause yield loss at harvest time
• Rabies still a threat says state health officials
• What is the perfect color?
• Meet Joan Scher from Small Claims
• Make a family plan
• Andrews suspends deputy marshal
• Concert to benefit local veterans
• Luke Jackson to speak at Pioneer Festival
• City, county, schools collaborate to provide safer school routes
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Diseases in soybeans could cause yield loss at harvest time
• Rabies still a threat says state health officials
• What is the perfect color?
• Meet Joan Scher from Small Claims
• Make a family plan
• Andrews suspends deputy marshal
• Concert to benefit local veterans
• Luke Jackson to speak at Pioneer Festival
• Battle of the Businesses wrap up
• It’s time for tailgating
• Police Blotter
• Meet Todd Spillman – Jail officer
• Huntington University hosts September luncheon
• Democratic Party elects new chairman
• Hearing continued in Town case
• City, county, schools collaborate to provide safer school routes
• Organizations in planning stages of permanent housing venture
• Back to the olden days
• Battle of the Businesses wrap up
• It’s time for tailgating
• Police Blotter
• Meet Todd Spillman – Jail officer
• Huntington University hosts September luncheon
• Democratic Party elects new chairman
• City, county, schools collaborate to provide safer school routes
• Battle of the Businesses wrap up
• It’s time for tailgating
• Police Blotter
• School Calendar
• Police Blotter
• Chris Wilkins seeks to empower students
• Meet Todd Spillman – Jail officer
• Meet Tina Crago – mail carrier
• Huntington University hosts September luncheon
• Huntington University nursing students begin hospital clinical this week
• Democratic Party elects new chairman
• Hearing continued in Town case
• Organizations in planning stages of permanent housing venture
• Police Blotter
• Back to the olden days
• Birds and memory
• Police Blotter
• Promoting academic rigor, programs is Purdue's goal during College Go! Week
• School Calendar
• Look to compost this fall
• Chris Wilkins seeks to empower students
• Meet your neighbor – Gabe Kirk
• Meet Tina Crago – mail carrier
• Hoosier Heartland Corridor discussed at annual meeting in Huntington
• Huntington University nursing students begin hospital clinical this week
• Man opts for trial in reckless homicide case
• Hearing continued in Town case
• Jury hung in molest case
• Organizations in planning stages of permanent housing venture
• Chief deputy looks to mayoral race
• Back to the olden days
• A century of caring
• Police Blotter
• School Calendar
• Chris Wilkins seeks to empower students
• Meet Tina Crago – mail carrier
• Huntington University nursing students begin hospital clinical this week
• Promoting academic rigor, programs is Purdue's goal during College Go! Week
• Look to compost this fall
• Meet your neighbor – Gabe Kirk
• Hoosier Heartland Corridor discussed at annual meeting in Huntington
• Man opts for trial in reckless homicide case
• Jury hung in molest case
• Chief deputy looks to mayoral race
• A century of caring
• Cast in lively spirits for “ Blithe Spirit”
• Huntington University supports homeschooling
• Traveling Wall moves on
• Police Blotter
• Birds and memory
• Bard and Wenning named royalty 2010
• Cause unknown in sudden teen death
• Meet Don Wall – officer and businessman
• Cast in lively spirits for “ Blithe Spirit”
• Huntington University supports homeschooling
• Traveling Wall moves on
• Edward Merckx will be missed
• Bard and Wenning named royalty 2010
• Cause unknown in sudden teen death
• Meet Don Wall – officer and businessman
• Cast in lively spirits for “ Blithe Spirit”
• Huntington University supports homeschooling
• Traveling Wall moves on
• Edward Merckx will be missed
• Edward Merckx will be missed
• Bard and Wenning named royalty 2010
• Cause unknown in sudden teen death
• Meet Don Wall – officer and businessman
• Wall unveiled
• Students attest to New Tech success
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Platelet donors needed to help save lives
• Traveling wall arrives
• Dealing with wildlife pests
• Enriching the soil
• Working the land, generation to generation
• Clydesdale champions
• It’s apple picking time
• We are citizens of two worlds
• Police Blotter
• Sen. Dillon invites 4th graders to celebrate state’s birthday with essay contest
• YMCA membership benefits
• CROP Walk coming up
• Lunch that packs a sugary punch
• Meet Carol Morehead – volunteer
• Meet Susie Ball
• Stay informed
• Huntington in harmony
• Advanced Engineering receives county support
• City moves forward with K-2 ban
• Students attest to New Tech success
• Police Blotter
• Traveling wall arrives
• School Calendar
• Police Blotter
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• School Calendar
• Phillip Hall felt called to Huntington University
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Meet Angela Lesh – Animal control officer
• Phillip Hall felt called to Huntington University
• Alleged kidnapper denied bond reduction
• Meet Angela Lesh – Animal control officer
• Trustees may consider more active techniques to ward off intruders
• Alleged kidnapper denied bond reduction
• HNHS announces Homecoming Court
• Trustees may consider more active techniques to ward off intruders
• Police Blotter
• HNHS announces Homecoming Court
• YMCA membership benefits
• Police Blotter
• Lunch that packs a sugary punch
• YMCA membership benefits
• Meet Susie Ball
• Lunch that packs a sugary punch
• Huntington in harmony
• Meet Susie Ball
• City moves forward with K-2 ban
• Huntington in harmony
• Students attest to New Tech success
• City moves forward with K-2 ban
• Police Blotter
• Alleged kidnapper denied bond reduction
• High cholesterol = heart disease or heart attack
• Trustees may consider more active techniques to ward off intruders
• Harvesting, curing and storing onions and potatoes
• HNHS announces Homecoming Court
• Cranes and wildness
• Senate Republicans seek college interns
• Weatherproofing the home
• Meet the McDonalds
• United Way kicks off by stepping it up
• Trial to start in child molest case
• County to consider fiber optic lines
• Fashion show supports animal adoption
• Police Blotter
• School Calendar
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Phillip Hall felt called to Huntington University
• Meet Angela Lesh – Animal control officer
• Police Blotter
• High cholesterol = heart disease or heart attack
• Harvesting, curing and storing onions and potatoes
• Cranes and wildness
• Senate Republicans seek college interns
• Weatherproofing the home
• Meet the McDonalds
• United Way kicks off by stepping it up
• Trial to start in child molest case
• County to consider fiber optic lines
• Fashion show supports animal adoption
• Students travel back in time
• Huntington County Vietnam Traveling Wall events
• A final farewell
• Meet boys on bikes: Austin, Gary & Troy
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Meet boys on bikes: Austin, Gary & Troy
• Rain doesn’t stop Roanoke
• Rain doesn’t stop Roanoke
• Celebration of being alive
• Memories of a young man gone too soon
• Memories of a young man gone too soon
• A final farewell
• Students travel back in time
• A final farewell
• Council to consider K2 ban
• Police Blotter
• Huntington County Vietnam Traveling Wall events
• Meet boys on bikes: Austin, Gary & Troy
• Police Blotter
• Rain doesn’t stop Roanoke
• Celebration of being alive
• Council to consider K2 ban
• Memories of a young man gone too soon
• Police Blotter
• Council to consider K2 ban
• Huntington County Vietnam Traveling Wall events
• Police Blotter
• Celebration of being alive
• Students travel back in time
• Huntington University to host roundtable discussion on Fourteenth Amendment
• Meet Susan Herndon – administrative assistant
• Photo contest deadline nears
• National Preparedness Month
• Fashion goes to the dogs
• Andrews deputy marshal charged with battery
• Midwest FCU supports troops
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• The week of the lemon car
• Women 2 Women Ministries seeks to encourage and empower women
• Andrews deputy marshal charged with battery
• Midwest FCU supports troops
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• The week of the lemon car
• Women 2 Women Ministries seeks to encourage and empower women
• Huntington University to host roundtable discussion on Fourteenth Amendment
• Meet Susan Herndon – administrative assistant
• Photo contest deadline nears
• National Preparedness Month
• Fashion goes to the dogs
• Rep. Leonard scores high by small business organization
• Meet Jerry Juillerat – veteran
• Hearing coming in kidnapping case
• Police Blotter
• Roanoke hosts 57th Fall Festival
• Adam Zwiebel believes in the importance of art in education
• Clements returns to Huntington
• VFW auxiliary takes on women’s heart health project
• Meet Nick Barlow -- HU student
• Physics professor to present findings of Milky Way project
• Huntington University expands with $21 million campaign
• Ellsworth aims to bring work back to state
• Clements’ body to return today
• Bicycle Challenge on the horizon
• Police Blotter
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Parkview Huntington YMCA: a model facility
• Jaycees to host Fall Food Festival
• Police warn of farm equipment on Indiana roadways
• Meet Nick Barlow -- HU student
• Physics professor to present findings of Milky Way project
• Huntington University expands with $21 million campaign
• Ellsworth aims to bring work back to state
• Clements’ body to return today
• Bicycle Challenge on the horizon
• Police Blotter
• Flock watching
• Bringing plants in for the fall
• Meet Kim Clickner
• City to spray again for mosquitoes
• Horse show benefits children
• Huntington man pleads guilty to burglary
• Car show with a purpose
• Police Blotter
• Adam Zwiebel believes in the importance of art in education
• VFW auxiliary takes on women’s heart health project
• Former resident Mike Fry to perform at Roanoke Fall Fest
• Ivy Tech Community College’s TRiO student support service program grant approved
• Long weekend brings community outdoors
• Meet bakers and best friends Debbie Buzzard and Brenda Schultz
• New charge added in Town case
• Former resident Mike Fry to perform at Roanoke Fall Fest
• Police Blotter
• Long weekend brings community outdoors
• New charge added in Town case
• Flock watching
• Police Blotter
• Bringing plants in for the fall
• Flock watching
• Police Blotter
• Meet Kim Clickner
• Bringing plants in for the fall
• Adam Zwiebel believes in the importance of art in education
• City to spray again for mosquitoes
• Meet Kim Clickner
• VFW auxiliary takes on women’s heart health project
• Horse show benefits children
• City to spray again for mosquitoes
• Meet Nick Barlow -- HU student
• Huntington man pleads guilty to burglary
• Horse show benefits children
• Physics professor to present findings of Milky Way project
• Car show with a purpose
• Huntington man pleads guilty to burglary
• Huntington University expands with $21 million campaign
• Car show with a purpose
• Ellsworth aims to bring work back to state
• Police Blotter
• Clements’ body to return today
• Ivy Tech Community College’s TRiO student support service program grant approved
• Bicycle Challenge on the horizon
• Meet bakers and best friends Debbie Buzzard and Brenda Schultz
• Police Blotter
• Ivy Tech Community College’s TRiO student support service program grant approved
• K2 awareness in K-12
• Meet bakers and best friends Debbie Buzzard and Brenda Schultz
• Huntington House prepares for garage sale
• Former resident Mike Fry to perform at Roanoke Fall Fest
• Police Blotter
• Long weekend brings community outdoors
• Ivy Tech Community College’s TRiO student support service program grant approved
• New charge added in Town case
• Meet bakers and best friends Debbie Buzzard and Brenda Schultz
• Former resident Mike Fry to perform at Roanoke Fall Fest
• Long weekend brings community outdoors
• New charge added in Town case
• VFW auxiliary takes on women’s heart health project
• Happy Labor Day
• Police Blotter
• Meet Julie Hedrick – caterer
• VFW auxiliary takes on women’s heart health project
• City, citizens discuss water plans
• Happy Labor Day
• K2 awareness in K-12
• Police Blotter
• Huntington House prepares for garage sale
• Meet Julie Hedrick – caterer
• Police Blotter
• City, citizens discuss water plans
• VFW auxiliary takes on women’s heart health project
• Happy Labor Day
• Police Blotter
• Meet Julie Hedrick – caterer
• City, citizens discuss water plans
• K2 awareness in K-12
• Huntington House prepares for garage sale
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Meet Lori Garde – interim secretary
• Flag-planter passes through Huntington
• Wabash Saddle Club to host benefit show
• Family asks for time
• Habitat for Humanity completes 23rd home
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• The sun will come up tomorrow
• Walnuts for health
• Habitat for Humanity completes 23rd home
• pickleball article
• Police Blotter
• Pets eat healthy, too
• Meet Freda Martin – world traveler
• ABWA to host Ladies’ Day Out
• City looks to more housing grants
• Clements’ body returns to U.S.
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Community Calendar
• The sun will come up tomorrow
• The sun will come up tomorrow
• Walnuts for health
• Walnuts for health
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Meet Lori Garde – interim secretary
• Meet Lori Garde – interim secretary
• Flag-planter passes through Huntington
• Flag-planter passes through Huntington
• Wabash Saddle Club to host benefit show
• Wabash Saddle Club to host benefit show
• Family asks for time
• Family asks for time
• Habitat for Humanity completes 23rd home
• Your neighbor – Mathias
• Photographer to host a 'Year of Giving Back'
• Off to an exciting start
• Mayor urges council to talk about K2
• Huntington soldier dies
• Police Blotter
• Pets eat healthy, too
• Meet Freda Martin – world traveler
• ABWA to host Ladies’ Day Out
• City looks to more housing grants
• Clements’ body returns to U.S.
• Your neighbor – Mathias
• Riding for the Son
• Photographer to host a 'Year of Giving Back'
• Your neighbor – Mathias
• Off to an exciting start
• Photographer to host a 'Year of Giving Back'
• Mayor urges council to talk about K2
• Off to an exciting start
• Huntington soldier dies
• Mayor urges council to talk about K2
• Huntington soldier dies
• Huntington University hosts first leadership luncheon of 2010-2011 series
• Meet Ed Smith of Smith Furniture
• Two big cases upcoming in Huntington County
• Emergency Management scores high on state assessment
• Riding for the Son
• Your neighbor – Mathias
• Photographer to host a 'Year of Giving Back'
• Huntington University hosts first leadership luncheon of 2010-2011 series
• Off to an exciting start
• Meet Ed Smith of Smith Furniture
• Mayor urges council to talk about K2
• Two big cases upcoming in Huntington County
• Huntington soldier dies
• Emergency Management scores high on state assessment
• Emergency Management scores high on state assessment
• Riding for the Son
• Sudden death syndrome in soybeans has appeared
• Police Blotter
• Beautified downtown attracts new owner
• Huntington University appoints six new faculty members
• Meet Vicki Paulus – runner
• Church hosts auction for building revitalization
• Police ask community for help in car fire case
• Old and new
• Huntington University hosts first leadership luncheon of 2010-2011 series
• Meet Ed Smith of Smith Furniture
• Two big cases upcoming in Huntington County
• Old and new
• Huntington City Police DepartmentFriday
• Meet Kandi Hale – mom to be
• Huntington University welcomes new staff members
• State, local officials emphasize rail safety
• A lesser known tragedy
• New head of detectives named
• Linen and china luncheon
• Sudden death syndrome in soybeans has appeared
• Police Blotter
• Beautified downtown attracts new owner
• Huntington University appoints six new faculty members
• Meet Vicki Paulus – runner
• Church hosts auction for building revitalization
• Police ask community for help in car fire case
• Huntington City Police DepartmentFriday
• Meet Kandi Hale – mom to be
• Huntington University welcomes new staff members
• State, local officials emphasize rail safety
• A lesser known tragedy
• New head of detectives named
• Linen and china luncheon
• Markle man indicted in murder-for-hire case
• From Huntington with love
• West Nile virus found in Huntington County
• Literacy Coalition picks second Tutor of the Month
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Listening well is healthy to our relationship with God
• Huntington University appoints six new faculty members
• Manchester College expects record enrollment
• Healed by prayer
• Meet Brent Bowman – firefighter
• Ben Quayle wins in Arizona primary
• Meet Brent Bowman – firefighter
• Listening well is healthy to our relationship with God
• Ben Quayle wins in Arizona primary
• Huntington University appoints six new faculty members
• Markle man indicted in murder-for-hire case
• Manchester College expects record enrollment
• From Huntington with love
• Healed by prayer
• West Nile virus found in Huntington County
• Meet Brent Bowman – firefighter
• Police Blotter
• Literacy Coalition picks second Tutor of the Month
• Ben Quayle wins in Arizona primary
• YMCA Foundation approves strategic plan
• Markle man indicted in murder-for-hire case
• Salamonie hosts Senior Citizen Fall Fest
• From Huntington with love
• Pastry delivery business on the rise
• West Nile virus found in Huntington County
• Meet Sarah Newby – HU senior
• Literacy Coalition picks second Tutor of the Month
• Unraveling the K2 mystery
• Police Blotter
• Markle Wildcat Festival Schedule
• Community Calendar
• Wildcat Festival brings in Wizard of Oz theme
• Listening well is healthy to our relationship with God
• School officials frustrated by lack of community input in budget deliberations
• Huntington University appoints six new faculty members
• Preserving soil
• Manchester College expects record enrollment
• Police Blotter
• Healed by prayer
• Community Calendar
• Wildcat Festival brings in Wizard of Oz theme
• YMCA Foundation approves strategic plan
• School officials frustrated by lack of community input in budget deliberations
• Salamonie hosts Senior Citizen Fall Fest
• Preserving soil
• Pastry delivery business on the rise
• Meet Sarah Newby – HU senior
• Unraveling the K2 mystery
• Markle Wildcat Festival Schedule
• Wildcat Festival brings in Wizard of Oz theme
• handicapped swings
• School officials frustrated by lack of community input in budget deliberations
• Police Blotter
• Preserving soil
• Marriage Licenses
• Police Blotter
• School Calendar
• YMCA Foundation approves strategic plan
• Joanne Michuda in 10th year at Riverview
• Salamonie hosts Senior Citizen Fall Fest
• Your neighbor – Joel Bultemeier
• Pastry delivery business on the rise
• Man to serve 3 years for burglary
• Meet Sarah Newby – HU senior
• Teacher contract approved for 2010-2011
• Unraveling the K2 mystery
• Helping to smooth a rough ride
• Markle Wildcat Festival Schedule
• Police Blotter
• Man to serve 3 years for burglary
• Man to serve 3 years for burglary
• Man to serve 3 years for burglary
• Teacher contract approved for 2010-2011
• Teacher contract approved for 2010-2011
• Teacher contract approved for 2010-2011
• Helping to smooth a rough ride
• Helping to smooth a rough ride
• Helping to smooth a rough ride
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Purple martin capital of America
• Purple martin capital of America
• Purple martin capital of America
• Harvesting guides for home garden favorites
• Harvesting guides for home garden favorites
• Harvesting guides for home garden favorites
• Growing lavender
• Growing lavender
• Growing lavender
• Meet your neighbor – Richard Wine
• Meet your neighbor – Richard Wine
• Meet your neighbor – Richard Wine
• Town’s sexual battery case continued
• Town’s sexual battery case continued
• Town’s sexual battery case continued
• Community leaders express concerns over Roush Lake changes
• Community leaders express concerns over Roush Lake changes
• Community leaders express concerns over Roush Lake changes
• Doggone good day
• Doggone good day
• Doggone good day
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Marriage Licenses
• Marriage Licenses
• Marriage Licenses
• School Calendar
• School Calendar
• School Calendar
• Joanne Michuda in 10th year at Riverview
• Joanne Michuda in 10th year at Riverview
• Joanne Michuda in 10th year at Riverview
• Your neighbor – Joel Bultemeier
• Your neighbor – Joel Bultemeier
• Your neighbor – Joel Bultemeier
• Police Blotter
• Purple martin capital of America
• Harvesting guides for home garden favorites
• Growing lavender
• The Eatery coming in fall
• Meet your neighbor – Richard Wine
• Councilman: City unlikely to create K2 ban
• Town’s sexual battery case continued
• The taste of Roanoke
• Community leaders express concerns over Roush Lake changes
• It’s photo contest time
• Doggone good day
• Meet Frank Campbell – bicycle mechanic
• Police Blotter
• Purple martin capital of America
• Harvesting guides for home garden favorites
• Growing lavender
• Meet your neighbor – Richard Wine
• Town’s sexual battery case continued
• Community leaders express concerns over Roush Lake changes
• Doggone good day
• The Eatery coming in fall
• Christmas display photos
• Councilman: City unlikely to create K2 ban
• Editorial
• The taste of Roanoke
• council on park board
• It’s photo contest time
• 12/11/09 herald press editorial
• Meet Frank Campbell – bicycle mechanic
• daddy-daughter dance
• parks in the news
• park fun photo
• summer in the parks
• park tips
• Council adopts 2010 budget HP 9-30-09
• splash pad opening
• Renaissance Fair still uncertain
• meet your neighbor
• HNHS Student work day
• sunken gardens restoration work
• Students lend a hand- HP 10-21-09
• Driving instructor to have hearing Monday
• park layoff
• DNR announces early migratory bird 2010 season dates
• Cindy Klepper article
• Jeremy’s Ride gives back
• TAB article on Christmas
• Meet Bob Wallace – nurseryman
• Donors Save Light Display
• Driving instructor to have hearing Monday
• DNR announces early migratory bird 2010 season dates
• Jeremy’s Ride gives back
• Meet Bob Wallace – nurseryman
• Driving instructor to have hearing Monday
• DNR announces early migratory bird 2010 season dates
• Jeremy’s Ride gives back
• Meet Bob Wallace – nurseryman
• Best in show
• State Fair rabbit show results
• Lincoln students to celebrate Abe Lincoln’s anniversary
• The Red Eye’s cooking keeps customers loyal
• Meet Tonya Andrews -- mom and babysitter
• Huntington County family takes pride in home-raised animals
• Man in standoff charged with battery
• Community garden to continue
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Are you a little bit changed?
• Church of Christ hosts seminar on existence of God
• State Fair goat show results
• Warren woman wins ‘best of show’ at regional art exhibit
• Meet Linda Clark – photographer
• Police Blotter
• Police turn up the heat on impaired drivers
• YMCA Member Appreciation Day schedule
• City faces less revenue in 2011 from state
• Early migratory bird 2010 season dates
• Police Blotter
• YMCA Member Appreciation Day schedule
• Early migratory bird 2010 season dates
• State Fair rabbit show results
• Lincoln students to celebrate Abe Lincoln’s anniversary
• The Red Eye’s cooking keeps customers loyal
• Meet Tonya Andrews -- mom and babysitter
• Huntington County family takes pride in home-raised animals
• Man in standoff charged with battery
• Community garden to continue
• County considers new phone system
• Huntington man takes child molest charge to trial
• Huntington man takes child molest charge to trial
• Childcare costs, average income out of harmony
• Childcare costs, average income out of harmony
• Dangerous intersection, little that can be done
• Meet Brad Schumm -- mailman
• Meet Brad Schumm -- mailman
• Seniors Day at the Forks
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Adams adds incentives to encourage students
• Adams adds incentives to encourage students
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• LaMont Award nominations sought
• LaMont Award nominations sought
• Your neighbor – Austin
• Your neighbor – Austin
• County considers new phone system
• County considers new phone system
• Dangerous intersection, little that can be done
• Dangerous intersection, little that can be done
• Seniors Day at the Forks
• Seniors Day at the Forks
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Adams adds incentives to encourage students
• Turkey vultures, black squiggles in the sky
• Turkey vultures, black squiggles in the sky
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Harvest time -- pick for peak flavor
• Harvest time -- pick for peak flavor
• LaMont Award nominations sought
• Preparing for fall
• Preparing for fall
• Your neighbor – Austin
• Roush Lake management transfer causes controversy
• Roush Lake management transfer causes controversy
• Police Blotter
• Turkey vultures, black squiggles in the sky
• Harvest time -- pick for peak flavor
• Preparing for fall
• Governor announces “Parents as Partners in Education Week”
• Roush Lake management transfer causes controversy
• Police, deputies tank REMC
• Huntington man takes child molest charge to trial
• Huntington University named one of ‘America’s Best’ by Forbes.com
• Childcare costs, average income out of harmony
• Your neighbor – Wajer
• Meet Brad Schumm -- mailman
• Condit Street fire station open
• Police Blotter
• Turkey vultures, black squiggles in the sky
• Harvest time -- pick for peak flavor
• Preparing for fall
• Roush Lake management transfer causes controversy
• Huntington man takes child molest charge to trial
• Childcare costs, average income out of harmony
• Meet Brad Schumm -- mailman
• Condit Street fire station open
• Commissioners receive complaints concerning campers
• Meet Carolyn Redding – insurance rep
• K2 similar to LSD
• Rainy day for parade
• Governor announces “Parents as Partners in Education Week”
• Police, deputies tank REMC
• Huntington University named one of ‘America’s Best’ by Forbes.com
• Your neighbor – Wajer
• Commissioners receive complaints concerning campers
• Meet Carolyn Redding – insurance rep
• K2 similar to LSD
• Rainy day for parade
• Community Calendar
• Happiness and Healing are yours for the choosing
• ‘Dog Days’ event to show off decorated fire hydrants
• Put a smile on
• Meet Della Conley – property manager
• Staying safe this school year
• Coats, Ellsworth briefed on Hoosier Heartland Corridor
• HCCSC takes on an energy challenge
• Police Blotter
• Honoring those who gave their lives for freedom
• The Corn Laws
• Bigfoot stops at Wertenberger
• YMCA Pre-School and Member Appreciation Day
• Seven buildings receive funding for improvements
• Businesses throw their support behind 4-H
• 2010 Huntington County 4-H project award winners
• Your neighbor – Donald
• Council appropriates funds for SAFER grant
• Love that spans across time
• City, Gov. welcome new industry to Huntington
• Police Blotter
• Council appropriates funds for SAFER grant
• Police Blotter
• Love that spans across time
• The Corn Laws
• City, Gov. welcome new industry to Huntington
• YMCA Pre-School and Member Appreciation Day
• Businesses throw their support behind 4-H
• 2010 Huntington County 4-H project award winners
• Your neighbor – Donald
• Council appropriates funds for SAFER grant
• Love that spans across time
• City, Gov. welcome new industry to Huntington
• Coats, Ellsworth briefed on Hoosier Heartland Corridor
• Police Blotter
• Your neighbor – Reed
• The Corn Laws
• City Studying 'green' alternatives to stormsewer problems
• YMCA Pre-School and Member Appreciation Day
• Coverage shifts begin in January
• Businesses throw their support behind 4-H
• Trial postponed in Roanoke robbery case
• 2010 Huntington County 4-H project award winners
• Sundaes on Sunday
• Your neighbor – Donald
• Coats, Ellsworth briefed on Hoosier Heartland Corridor
• Coverage shifts begin in January
• Trial postponed in Roanoke robbery case
• Sundaes on Sunday
• Your neighbor – Reed
• Police Blotter
• City Studying 'green' alternatives to stormsewer problems
• 2010-2011 HCCSC Textbook Rental Fees
• Coverage shifts begin in January
• Huntington County Community School Corporation 2010-11 Bus Route Schedule
• Trial postponed in Roanoke robbery case
• Chances of getting gout higher if overweight, drink too much alcohol
• Sundaes on Sunday
• Thistles aren’t all bad
• Healthy options for lunch-packing
• Meet your neighbor – Rosella Corll
• Man opts for trial in molest case
• HCCSC hires new staff, transfers teachers
• Pathfinder to expand space at new location
• Many changes mark the new school year
• Your neighbor – Reed
• City Studying 'green' alternatives to stormsewer problems
• HCCSC hires new staff, transfers teachers
• Chances of getting gout higher if overweight, drink too much alcohol
• Pathfinder to expand space at new location
• Thistles aren’t all bad
• Many changes mark the new school year
• Healthy options for lunch-packing
• Meet your neighbor – Rosella Corll
• Man opts for trial in molest case
• HCCSC hires new staff, transfers teachers
• Pathfinder to expand space at new location
• Many changes mark the new school year
• Police Blotter
• Standoff with police comes to peaceful end
• 2010-2011 HCCSC Textbook Rental Fees
• Meet your neighbor – Lauren McDowell
• Huntington County Community School Corporation 2010-11 Bus Route Schedule
• The Bell honors railroaders, cares for kids and family
• Chances of getting gout higher if overweight, drink too much alcohol
• BigFoot returns to Wertenberger Tire
• Thistles aren’t all bad
• Furr-Ball fest
• Healthy options for lunch-packing
• Police Blotter
• Meet your neighbor – Rosella Corll
• 2010-2011 HCCSC Textbook Rental Fees
• Man opts for trial in molest case
• Huntington County Community School Corporation 2010-11 Bus Route Schedule
• Meet your neighbor – Lauren McDowell
• The Bell honors railroaders, cares for kids and family
• BigFoot returns to Wertenberger Tire
• Andrew’s ‘big thing’
• Furr-Ball fest
• Pulse hosts variety show
• Standoff with police comes to peaceful end
• Council’s turn in SAFER grant process
• Your neighbor – Allred
• Standoff with police comes to peaceful end
• Meet your neighbor – Lauren McDowell
• The Bell honors railroaders, cares for kids and family
• BigFoot returns to Wertenberger Tire
• Furr-Ball fest
• Andrew’s ‘big thing’
• Pulse hosts variety show
• Council’s turn in SAFER grant process
• Your neighbor – Allred
• Andrew’s ‘big thing’
• Pulse hosts variety show
• Council’s turn in SAFER grant process
• Your neighbor – Allred
• Bible studies impact relationships
• 2010 4-H Rabbit Show Results
• Meet Doug Denney – funeral director
• County 4-H’ers qualify for state tractor contest
• Huntington resident continues rebuilding efforts in New Orleans
• A Youniversity for you
• Wall from hole partially collapses on city worker
• Andrew’s ‘big thing’
• Pulse hosts variety show
• Council’s turn in SAFER grant process
• Your neighbor – Allred
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Counterfeit or genuine?
• Wall from hole partially collapses on city worker
• Police Blotter
• Community Calendar
• Counterfeit or genuine?
• Bible studies impact relationships
• 2010 4-H Rabbit Show Results
• Meet Doug Denney – funeral director
• County 4-H’ers qualify for state tractor contest
• Huntington resident continues rebuilding efforts in New Orleans
• A Youniversity for you
• K2: Incense or drug?
• Battle of the Businesses deadline
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• 4-H Fair Starter Calf Show results
• Bonita Price a ‘generous’ teacher
• 4-H Sheep Show results
• Meet Sydnee Gradeless
• Tastefully Simple a tasteful way to earn
• Community Development hopes to stay ahead of the curve
• Meet Steve Gray – flight instructor
• Sentencing postponed for INDOT spokeswoman
• Singing for the Pulse
• One last wish
• Markle seeks grants to progress industry
• Battle of the Businesses deadline
• K2: Incense or drug?
• Police Blotter
• 4-H Fair Starter Calf Show results
• 4-H Sheep Show results
• Tastefully Simple a tasteful way to earn
• Meet Steve Gray – flight instructor
• Singing for the Pulse
• Markle seeks grants to progress industry
• Meet your librarian – Kathy Holst
• Advanced Engineering among Hoosier small businesses awarded energy efficiency grants
• Advanced Engineering among Hoosier small businesses awarded energy efficiency grants
• Arts Initiative to host ‘Dog Days of Summer’
• Arts Initiative to host ‘Dog Days of Summer’
• DeGroot shares goals for Sunshine Dairy
• DeGroot shares goals for Sunshine Dairy
• CanStock begins
• CanStock begins
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Bonita Price a ‘generous’ teacher
• Bonita Price a ‘generous’ teacher
• Meet Sydnee Gradeless
• Meet Sydnee Gradeless
• Community Development hopes to stay ahead of the curve
• Community Development hopes to stay ahead of the curve
• Sentencing postponed for INDOT spokeswoman
• Sentencing postponed for INDOT spokeswoman
• One last wish
• Police Blotter
• One last wish
• Police Blotter
• Birds have easy living in summer
• Birds have easy living in summer
• The pesticide label
• The pesticide label
• 4-H Beef Show results
• 4-H Beef Show results
• Avoid ‘sunscalding’
• Avoid ‘sunscalding’
• Meet your librarian – Kathy Holst
• Avoid ‘sunscalding’
• Meet your librarian – Kathy Holst
• Advanced Engineering among Hoosier small businesses awarded energy efficiency grants
• Arts Initiative to host ‘Dog Days of Summer’
• DeGroot shares goals for Sunshine Dairy
• CanStock begins
• Police Blotter
• Birds have easy living in summer
• The pesticide label
• 4-H Beef Show results
• Head scab in wheat can affect grain and straw quality
• Police Blotter
• New thrift store in Huntington
• Head scab in wheat can affect grain and straw quality
• Baby photo contest winners announced
• New thrift store in Huntington
• Meet Pat Merckx – dog’s best friend
• Baby photo contest winners announced
• Eat cake, better lives
• Meet Pat Merckx – dog’s best friend
• Woman sentenced for molesting relatives
• Eat cake, better lives
• Everything they need
• Correction
• Woman sentenced for molesting relatives
• Correction
• 4-H poultry show results
• Everything they need
• 4-H poultry show results
• 4-H Dairy Show results
• Scher ends 40 years with county
• 4-H Dairy Show results
• Auction sets records
• Scher ends 40 years with county
• Police Blotter
• Auction sets records
• Meet Marie Kistler – mom and daycare provider
• Police Blotter
• Back-to-school carnival cares for county kids
• Meet Marie Kistler – mom and daycare provider
• Federally funded unemployment extensions reinstated
• Back-to-school carnival cares for county kids
• Police Blotter
• Federally funded unemployment extensions reinstated
• Correction
• 4-H poultry show results
• 4-H Dairy Show results
• Scher ends 40 years with county
• Auction sets records
• Police Blotter
• Meet Marie Kistler – mom and daycare provider
• Back-to-school carnival cares for county kids
• Trinity UMC to hold fundraiser
• Leading starters
• Police Blotter
• Awards, scholarships handed out
• Lightning claims a house; 4-H experiences power outage
• Scam tries to fool seniors over healthcare rebate
• Meet Sherri Kennedy – dancer and traveler
• None too baaashful
• A tasteful competition
• Leading starters
• Police Blotter
• Your neighbor – Tanner Shipley
• Lightning claims a house; 4-H experiences power outage
• Scam tries to fool seniors over healthcare rebate
• Michigan man charged with kidnapping girlfriend
• None too baaashful
• A tasteful competition
• Winning Wabbits
• Your neighbor – Tanner Shipley
• Boone seeks additional funding to progress county reassessment
• Michigan man charged with kidnapping girlfriend
• Beef show takes center stage
• Winning Wabbits
• Police Blotter
• Boone seeks additional funding to progress county reassessment
• Gov. Daniels opens Indiana employee health and wellness summit
• Beef show takes center stage
• Community Calendar
• Police Blotter
• ‘That all of them may be one’
• Gov. Daniels opens Indiana employee health and wellness summit
• Huntington County 4-H goat show results
• Community Calendar
• Trinity UMC to hold fundraiser
• ‘That all of them may be one’
• Awards, scholarships handed out
• Huntington County 4-H goat show results
• Meet Sherri Kennedy – dancer and traveler
• 4-H Fashion Revue Judging Results
• Diana Sowers always wanted to be a teacher
• Your neighbor – Joann Sailors
• 4-H youth exhibit rabbits at Huntington County Fair
• 4-H grads recognized
• For the ladies
• Chemical company eyes Huntington
• Police Blotter
• Fine swine
• Scam tries to fool seniors over healthcare rebate
• Police Blotter
• A tasteful competition
• Scam tries to fool seniors over healthcare rebate
• Your neighbor – Tanner Shipley
• A tasteful competition
• Michigan man charged with kidnapping girlfriend
• Your neighbor – Tanner Shipley
• Winning Wabbits
• Michigan man charged with kidnapping girlfriend
• Boone seeks additional funding to progress county reassessment
• Winning Wabbits
• Beef show takes center stage
• Boone seeks additional funding to progress county reassessment
• Police Blotter
• Beef show takes center stage
• School Calendar
• 4-H youth exhibit rabbits at Huntington County Fair
• Police Blotter
• 4-H grads recognized
• Endangered Butterflies Treated Like Endangered Birds
• For the ladies
• Physicians seeing more adolescents, teens with high blood pressure
• Chemical company eyes Huntington
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Fine swine
• Master gardener to teach photography class
• Police Blotter
• Brewer wins Poultry’s top honor
• School Calendar
• Meet your neighbor – Judy Wertenberger
• 4-H Fashion Revue Judging Results
• Permits approved, funds still sought
• Diana Sowers always wanted to be a teacher
• Goats fill show arena
• Your neighbor – Joann Sailors
• Andrews fisherman found dead at Salamonie Lake
• 4-H youth exhibit rabbits at Huntington County Fair
• Strutting their stuff
• 4-H grads recognized
• Police Blotter
• For the ladies
• School Calendar
• Chemical company eyes Huntington
• 4-H Fashion Revue Judging Results
• Diana Sowers always wanted to be a teacher
• Your neighbor – Joann Sailors
• Physicians seeing more adolescents, teens with high blood pressure
• Marriage licenses filed in Huntington County
• Master gardener to teach photography class
• Brewer wins Poultry’s top honor
• Meet your neighbor – Judy Wertenberger
• Permits approved, funds still sought
• Goats fill show arena
• Andrews fisherman found dead at Salamonie Lake
• Strutting their stuff
• Fine swine
• Police Blotter
• Endangered Butterflies Treated Like Endangered Birds
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Huntington, IN
• Huntington Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Forks of the Wabash Pioneer Festival

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