Kendallville, IN News

• Kendallville, IN News
• 18 graduate from The Howe School
• 18 graduate from The Howe School
• County mourns fallen soldier
• County mourns fallen soldier
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestants speak in Albion
• Singing Bluegrass style
• Siblings honored for military service
• Bluegrass comes to Provena Sacred Heart
• Car damaged in hit and run
• Shipshewana looking for new town manager
• Procession to escort fallen soldier home
• EN student wins use of car
• Family members recall Sgt. JaBraun Knox
• Great-grandson of Rome City resident gets presidential approval
• Memorial Day services announced
• EN to offer iREAD-3 test remediation
• Rome City School renovations will continue this summer
• Bluegrass festival gets started
• Tour book features Noble, DeKalb attractions
• Last day lunch
• Show choir jacket recipients
• Quote incorrect in special publication
• Family members recall Sgt. JaBraun Knox
• EN to offer iREAD-3 test remediation
• Last day lunch
• Police seize 32 pounds of pot
• Pursuit ends in crash
• Howe School to graduate 18
• Community foundation reviews its accomplishments
• EN continues to save big on energy
• City planning to tear down unsafe abandoned house
• Cost overruns added to Dowling Street
• Second access sought for shovel-ready site
• Ferry-Morse closes Fremont operation
• Police car hits fire hydrant
• Police seize 32 lbs. of pot
• Man injured in crash while fleeing police
• Area has two tourism ‘Best Bets’
• Woman pleads not guilty to illegal midwifery charge
• Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• Rescuers save choking Avilla first-grader
• Real estate sales make solid gains locally, across state
• Albion firefighter pay structure to be corrected
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestants to speak in Albion
• Avilla Council to meet in special session
• Greenfield wins Indy 500 Community Contest
• Black Pine, flea market named top attractions
• Tri-State Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• ISP identifies trooper involved in fatal shooting
• CPR helps save Avilla first-grader
• Real estate sales make solid gains locally, across state
• State to repave park entry road
• LaGrange commissioners delay hearing on scrap yard
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Correction: Boy’s name incorrect
• Businessman speaks to Howe Lions
• Stroh church hosts Memorial Day service
• Westview art show
• Deadline near for children’s workshop
• Libraries closed for holiday, staff in-service
• State to repave state park entry road
• Sunday fire destroys mobile home
• Tulip poplars under attack
• Police allege man drove drunk to jail
• Event center seeks help from Major Moves
• Relay for Life raises $39,769
• Service honors sacrifice of soldiers
• Family Fun Day
• Robert Schlarb
• Auburn soldier killed in Afghanistan
• ‘WOW!’ Albion students set walking record
• MYAC, AFS share cultural information
• Cancer survivor shares her story
• Week in review, May 14-20, 2012
• The long, slow road back
• Auburn soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Area jobless rate improves
• EN seniors receive scholarships, awards
• Prairie Heights honors seniors
• Former Noble County man dies after accident in N.J.
• Resisting man shot, killed by police
• Government Calendar
• Stutzman claims victory for fighter base
• West Noble community art show is today
• Woman dies from LaOtto crash injuries
• Prairie Heights honors seniors
• Area unemployment sees big drop in April
• Relay for Life starts Saturday
• Drug court graduates 7
• EN grad takes engineering prize
• E-911 funding to continue, official says
• Work begins repairing library erosion damage
• East Noble archery teams compete at national finals
• Bicyclist injured in collision with pickup
• Principal donates to band
• Students help honor veterans
• EN senior honors night is tonight
• EN grad designs mechanism for weapons system
• Small post office hours could be cut
• Police raid former investment office
• ‘Footloose’ hits PH stage
• Folland honored as child advocate
• Arts on Main festival plans announced
• Rome City refinances town hall bonds
• Vocational Cooperative students qualify for SkillsUSA national finals
• Church garage sale raising roof funds
• Library photo contest announced
• New Romney video features Steel Dynamics
• Small post office hours could be cut
• Police raid former investment office
• ‘Footloose’ rocks PH theatre
• Sewer rate hike advances
• Most area schools above average on new reading test
• Police officers remember fallen comrades
• Local sites declared ‘shovel ready’
• Man admits molesting
• CN OKs playground equipment, wi-fi
• PC’s for Youth director honored
• Albion in Top 10 in Indy 500 contest
• Humane Society to celebrate anniversary
• Election night tallying
• Man admits molesting
• Albion in Top 10 in Indy 500 contest
• Most area schools above average on IREAD-3
• New Romney video features SDI
• Eight local sites declared ‘shovel ready’
• PC's for Youth director gets community spirit honor
• Lakeland approves staff changes
• Wrong door leads to Wolcottville drug arrests
• Road ownership makes for problems in Cobblestone
• Noble Transit increasing fares
• Public hearing tonight on sewer rate increases
• Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council to host ‘Cultural Night’ Wednesday
• Gaslight children’s workshop announced
• Kendallville honors police officers today
• Noble Transit increasing fares
• Road ownership makes for problems in Cobblestone
• Wrong door leads to Wolcottville drug arrests
• Jail inmates work to receive GEDs
• Bowen Center has new director
• Students turn out for Sylvan Springs
• Northeastern Center honors volunteers for service
• Man found in river died from fall
• Kites fill the air at windmill museum
• Postal employees collect food
• Burnworth Zollars offering chance for baseball field makeover
• Junior Achievement plans wine tasting at Annie Oakley
• Bands needed for battle
• Fisherman found floating in the Pigeon River
• Great Indiana Golf has great impact
• Wakeboarding for a Cause
• Kite Day is Sunday
• 100-mile trail race coming to Albion
• Government Calendar
• Teacher of the year honored
• Community foundation meets excellence standards
• Celebrating the end of ISTEP
• Lighting up the sky over Wakefest
• West Noble sets kindergarten round-up for next week
• Nationally ranked archers
• Teacher of the year honored
• EN Theatre to present 'Cat'
• Radio pioneer left mark
• EN archers compete in nationals
• More renovations approved for Rome City school
• Avilla library building only settling
• Park to open new trail
• Sky lantern launch is tonight
• One hurt in motorcycle crash
• Correction: Run starts on east side of lake
• Tangible personal property assessment forms due Tuesday
• 100-mile trail race coming
• Chain O' Lakes to open new trail
• Paying property taxes
• Community foundation meets excellence standards
• Sky lantern launch Friday
• More renovations approved for Rome City school
• EN to present Dr. Seuss classic
• EN hires new principal for Alternative Learning
• Ice Breaker Wakefest returns this weekend
• Albion addressing street light issues
• Above-ground pool reported stolen
• Police getting new interceptor vehicle
• Improvements planned for historic library building
• Stroh barn fire extinguished
• Armed Forces Day vigil planned
• Community center to offer breakfast
• Stroh barn fire extinguished
• Above-ground pool reported stolen in South Milford
• Man arrested on DWI, drug charges
• Glick dominates state Senate race
• Mourdock topples Lugar
• Ober beats establishment favorite
• Zent wins House District 51 race
• Price gets GOP nod for commissioner
• Bonnie Brown wins clerk nomination
• Registration still open for Noble County Relay for Life
• Sexton defeats four-term incumbent for surveyor
• Kline wins four-way race for county comissioner
• Democrats pick Boyd to run for Congress
• Kendallville police getting new interceptor vehicle
• Registration still open for Noble County Relay for Life
• Primary voter turnout mixed in Noble County
• Election is for state convention delegate spots
• Pedestrian killed on U.S. 6
• Voters decide GOP races today
• Math event brings families together
• E-911 funding to be suspended July 1
• LaGrange commissioners amend courthouse gun policy
• Lightning strikes cause power outages
• Commissioners asking for additional bridge funds
• Cromwell Historical Society meets today at library
• Sword-wielding man subdued in Butler
• Relay for Life adds Fight Back Ceremony
• Pedestrian killed on U.S. 6
• PH elementary students, families gather for math
• Noble County Community Fair 2012
• Different ways of learning, teaching
• Wolcottville man killed in crash
• Trine baseball player makes big play at the plate
• Democrats to elect precinct committee members
• Check live election results Tuesday at kpcnews.com
• Smoldering insulation causes school evacuation
• Handshoe honored
• West Noble prom royalty
• Wolcottville man killed in LaGrange County crash
• Diploma day at Trine
• Lugar, Mourdock appear at GOP event
• Trine graduates hear former Speaker of House
• Foster care parents are needed
• Only three arrested on drug charges; others on warrants
• Five not facing any drug charges
• The week in review
• Kendallville injured in motorcycle accident
• Sneak Peak at Sylvan Springs
• Correction: Five not facing any drug charges
• 7 arrested in drug sweep
• Trine honors local couple
• Students cheer Autism Awareness game
• May Fest features famous-name painter
• Trine, Angola seek economic partnership
• Historical society plans open house
• Government Calendar
• Correction: Crysta Terry is Top Ten student
• One airlifted after van-motorcycle crash
• Howe Lions hold garage sale
• 7 adults, missing juvenile arrested during sweep
• Court of appeals upholds 103-year sentence
• 3 arrested in check scheme
• District 82 House race is wide open
• East Noble honors Top Ten students
• Police warn of phone text scam
• West Noble choir concert is tonight
• Camp offers free week to children in poverty
• Ligonier Visitors Center, museum now open
• VFW sells poppies
• Center Lake given clean bill of health
• Sign thefts irritating candidate
• Butler fire victim's condition upgraded
• Free mental health assessments offered
• West Noble prom set for Saturday in Columbia City
• Concert band earns gold rating
• Police provide child ID cards
• Church hosting blood drive Friday
• Electronic recycling offered Friday and Saturday in Ligonier
• Kendallville Youth Baseball season opens
• Top seniors at Central Noble honored
• EN show choirs to present Spectacular
• Reliable projects 25 percent growth this year
• Six seek GOP nominations for county council
• Free tickets offered for cleanup week
• Council grants tax abatement for Shepherd’s renovation
• East Noble seeking public input for strategic plan
• EN creates dean of students positions
• Stepping up to ISTEP
• Kleiman writing contest winners announced
• YMCA corporate challenge announced
• DATA Quiz Bowl winners named
• Claudy, Zent seek GOP District 51 nomination
• Free tickets offered for clean-up week
• Boy injured in Butler house fire
• Neighbors, officer rescue boy from fire
• Mexican consul visits Albion
• Zent gets Farm Bureau endorsement
• Commissioners hear road-paving plan
• Council to consider sewer rate ordinance, tax abatement
• Lugar to attend Noble Lincoln Day Dinner
• Former treasurer seeks primary nod for clerk’s office
• Miss Limberlost fundraiser announced
• Former clerk June Brown touts her experience
• Noble commissioners hear road-paving plan
• Kendallville Arden plant closing
• Kendallville to consider sewer rate ordinance, tax abatement
• Miss Limberlost fundraiser announced
• Use of 211 service continues to grow
• Kirsch, Miller vying for judge
• Ligonier Plan Commisson meeting Tuesday
• Ligonier native directs pageant for special needs girls
• High-flying fun
• Clydesdale sale
• Ice Cream Social
• Wendy’s supports clubhouse
• Circus coming to Rome City
• KPC awards iPad
• Driver arrested after high-speed chase
• Stressing work zone safety
• Students dress up for EN prom
• Opening day of trout season
• Council sends agreement to former town manager
• Sylvan Springs repeats on most-endangered list
• East Noble refinancing to save on interest
• East Noble hires assistant principal for middle school
• Daniels: RV industry making a comeback
• Historic downtown status sought
• Glick, Yarde square off in District 13
• Special escort
• Clydesdales for sale
• South Side Elementary celebrates Arbor Day
• East Noble hires assistant principal for middle school
• YMCA corporate challenge announced
• East Noble buys four new buses
• Munk radio interview to be May 3
• Glick, Yarde square off in Senate District 13
• EN student council earns national award
• Chain O' Lakes observes Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Albion residents vying for commissioner’s seat
• S.R. 8 crash injures three
• Price, Owsley vie for commissioner seat
• Siren malfunction awakens residents
• Rome City Town Council to meet in special session
• Woman says mental disorder led her to fake cancer
• Major power outage strikes southern LaGrange?County
• Munk radio interview to be May 3
• Ceremony at prison part of Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• EN student council gains national recognition
• East Noble purchases four new buses
• Wendy’s supports Northeastern Center’s transitional employment program
• East Noble refinancing its bond debt
• EN hires assistant principal for middle school
• Tornado siren malfunctions
• S.R. 8 crash injures three
• East Noble hires basketball coaches
• EN drops tech-fee court cases
• Bry shifting roles within Noble Visitors Bureau
• Westview presents new take on the Bard
• Surveyor primary features Sexton-Zeigler round 2
• Police arrest 3 at Kendallville home
• Student ambassadors working to raise money for People to People trip
• Tax abatements require complete forms
• Wilber opens campaign for state representative
• East Noble prom takes place Saturday
• East Noble drops tech-fee court cases
• Police arrest 3 at rural Kendallville home
• Fire-damaged house coming down
• NIPSCO to investigate former gas manufacturing site in Kendallville
• Albion council approves meeting room flooring, furniture
• Students receive tree seedlings to plant
• Kindergartners to race in ‘Kindy 500’
• Living Consciously pilot program aids Noble House residents
• Museum to celebrate doctor’s 80th birthday
• Lucky U earns honors at Dayton Ceramic Show
• Trine receives $3 million for performing arts center
• Four-county area shows housing sales increase
• NIPSCO to investigate former gas manufacturing site in Kendallville
• Demolition approved for fire-damaged house
• Noble County looks at railroad overpass options
• Kleiman winners announced
• Compassion Pregnancy Walk will be May 12
• Educators split over fairness of IREAD-3
• Auburn man critical after crash
• Man allegedly shot phone as woman tried to call 911
• Man injured in Saturday cycle wreck
• More than $7,000 raised for tornado victims
• Volunteers help at Sylvan Springs
• Tickets available for historical dinner
• House building
• Gun sales, permits up in area
• Candidates meet the public
• AFS students aid Noble House
• Waterloo man’s dog nominated for national recognition
• Deer trashes Auburn couple’s bathroom
• Grant celebrated at Knapp Lake
• March unemployment drops
• No illegal drugs found at two county high schools
• Brian’s Place intersection to close
• Sewer funding was 7 years in the making
• Kendallville industry featured on national TV
• Community Garage Sale set for today
• EN color guard tryouts announced
• Government Calendar
• Sewer grant celebrated at Knapp Lake
• March unemployment falls
• Brian’s Place intersection to close
• K'ville industry on Science Channel
• Trine villa evacuated due to meth lab; student arrested
• Grant to provide merit pay for EN teachers
• SCEDC seeks grant for program
• Teens airlifted after crash
• Firefighters put out machinery fire
• Steel Dynamics shows lower profits
• Chamber of Commerce endorses Glick
• Community Garage sale set for Saturday
• Habitat site ready for workers
• Clarification: Candidate comments on teacher evaluations
• EN gets grant for teacher merit pay
• Candidates for state legislature debate in Albion
• Former LaGrange clerk receives suspended sentence
• LARE grants given
• Lakes to receive $4.8 million for sewers; Lugar to visit
• Board OKs turning school into church
• Red Cross raises money, but still needs volunteers
• Lack of quorum curtails council action
• Lakeland to serve free summer lunches
• Rural roads to see seatbelt enforcement
• Inmates brought to Steuben on meth-making allegations
• Former clerk pleads; sentences suspended
• Communities honored for urban forest management
• Area lakes, river get DNR grants through LARE program
• Lakes to receive $4.8 million
• Albion cafeteria gone soon
• Sewer rate meeting attracts one member of the public
• Lakeland assistant principal leaving
• 2 blood drives planned for Albion
• Runaway steel
• SWCD offers seedlings, wildlife food plot seed
• Welcoming soldier home
• A cut above: Alpacas shorn in online video
• Noble County Courthouse News
• ViCAN Ship
• SWCD offers seedlings, wildlife food plot seed
• Angola trooper begins local duty
• PH competes with lips
• 2 charged with intimidation
• Barn destroyed in fire
• Noble County reveals funding from state’s big mistake
• Mayor to discuss sewer rate hike
• Tax form mistake causes headaches
• Scrap yard shutdown ordered
• Candidate finds flaws in development ordinance
• Season’s events on way
• Relay gets ready to step on cancer
• Prairie Heights wins 4-H/FFA event
• Barn destroyed in fire
• Two charged after allegedly bringing guns to fight
• Relay events seek to bounce back
• Local artist donates logo to child-abuse group
• John Bry to speak at FLA meeting tonight
• Trine International Night
• Workshop to focus on special needs planning
• Regional Roundup
• Welcome to the Munk Stage
• LaGrange arrest revives midwife debate
• CN crowns prom royalty
• The week in review
• Baby buffaloes make debut at Wild Winds
• Public hearing set for Rome City school renovations, bond
• Dana Foundation funds Foundations
• LaGrange sheriff seeks wanted man
• Miising LaGrange teens located
• V.F.W. Post 2749 accepting members
• Mid-America Windmill Museum featured in magazine
• Government Calendar
• Woman injured, 2 horses killed in crash
• Sunrise at Bixler Lake
• Skillman sees signs of Hoosier recovery
• Group Dekko to make LED lights for Toshiba
• Library board nixes Casey’s project
• Shock and awe describes EN’s 'Legally Blonde'
• Library consolidating machine maintenance
• Library board vacancies announced
• East Noble board approves personnel changes
• Shipshewana postpones talk of new town manager
• Lieutenant governor hikes the Pumpkinvine
• Mexican diplomat to visit Albion
• Mexican diplomat to visit Albion on April 30
• Lt. Gov. sees signs of state recovery
• East Noble board approves personnel changes
• More renovations announced for Rome City School
• Cost overruns for Dowling Street
• PH senior wins state award for video
• Community invited to Trine’s 44th annual International Night
• Commission approves two facade grants
• Show choir boosters give to tornado relief
• Park entry stickers available at park office
• Correction
• Cost overruns reported for Dowling Street project
• Commission approves two facade grants
• PH senior wins 2nd for video
• Four arrested in alleged home invasion
• Crowd protests midwifery charge
• Attorneys welcome changes to child support law
• Couple fight off home intruder
• Skillman visiting area Thursday
• Ligonier offered vacant lot as a gift
• Commissioners clear health program funding
• Howe gallery to expand
• Red Cross plans three local blood drives
• Genealogical Society meets tonight
• Protesters support midwifery suspect
• Commissioners clear health program funding
• Angola man faces charges after home entry, altercation
• Skillman coming to area Thursday
• Custom builder unveils Mercury tribute
• ‘Legally Blonde’ has international cast
• Crash injures two
• Noble mails property tax statements
• Ligonier garage sales coming up
• Eager egg hunters
• Struck again
• Wolf Swap Meet set for Saturday, May 5
• WN archers took aim at state meet
• Wilson was comfortable in a uniform
• Suffering before Easter joy
• Elks Easter Egg tradition continues
• Motorcyclist injured after fleeing police
• Aerial Easter bunny visits
• The week in review
• Man jailed after three-county chase
• Local man drowns in Haiti
• Indy 500 contest events planned
• Passersby save deputy after crash
• Passersby save deputy after crash
• Carrying their cross
• Railroad makes pitch for loan
• Government Calendar
• Steuben sheriff sued over inmate’s amputation
• Indy 500 contest events planned in Albion
• Man captured after chase
• Noble County getting $1.9 million
• Kendallville airport runway project scheduled for June
• Souder back home, attends ball game
• Man charged with arson for meth fire
• Zoning board grants auto dealer’s variance
• Hayden’s ATA to offer bullying prevention seminar
• Happy Hunting!
• Elks to host annual egg hunt
• School to host book fair
• Zoning board grants auto dealer’s variance
• Kendallville airport runway project scheduled for June
• Population up slightly in area
• Strip search ruling won’t affect local jails
• New LaGrange bookmobile arrives
• Cole grant challenges EDCs to secure private funding
• Police say molesting suspect used Facebook
• Sex abstinence program seen as effective
• Shipshewana woman jailed on meth charges
• Wheelchair races support ‘500’ entry
• Prairie Heights prom court
• Police to increase seat belt patrols
• Abstinence program shown to be effective
• Kendallville man charged with molesting, soliciting
• LaGrange, DeKalb among healthiest
• Ball State study gives area counties mixed grades
• New clerk expected in weeks
• East Noble senior wins Lilly scholarship
• Historical society rescuing local 1850 cabin
• Meet the candidates forum is April 21
• Council approves courthouse brick work
• IURC to hold public hearing for I&M rate hike
• Road improvements planned for East Industrial Park
• Briefs
• Republicans hope to elect replacement clerk
• Historic DeKalb structure finds home near Ligonier
• East Noble senior wins Lilly
• Prairie Heights senior wins Lilly Scholarship
• Indicted LaGrange County clerk resigns
• Woman charged as illegal midwife
• Former congressman Souder hospitalized in Iowa
• Commissioners get derail details
• Council may appoint committee for East Industrial Park project
• Lost bag of meth leads to two arrests
• LaGrange County hiring provider of jail meals
• Woman says death threats sent from jail
• Central Noble joins pilot of manufacturing course
• Noble council approves brick work
• Former congressman Souder hospitalized in Iowa
• Commissioners get derail details
• Central Noble joins pilot of manufacturing course
• Kendallville Elks Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday
• LaGrange clerk resigns
• Legislators hear gripe session
• Praisathon benefits cancer association
• New emergency trailer
• Legislators hear gripe session
• Week in Review, April 1, 2012
• Balloons Aloft will feature tribute to pioneer Angola aviator
• Students learn disability awareness
• Unemployment drops below 10% in all area counties
• CSX bringing new jobs to Garrett
• Zoning maps don't match proposed ordinance
• Arrests warrant, charges filed in cancer scam
• Free breakfast for farmers
• LaGrange County launches free public alert system
• Government Calendar
• LaGrange authorities seek two missing teens
• Zoning maps don’t match proposed Noble County ordinance
• Unemployment drops in area
• Families return home following evacuation
• Evacuation order lifted
• Meth dealer sentenced to 12 years
• Public defender agency brings millionth dollar back to county
• Trial set in rape case
• Egg hunt planned for Thursday night
• Hunter ed class offered by Noble County 4-H
• Park to offer genealogy class
• Sex-attack suspect appears in court
• Merry Lea to host Frog Hike
• Public defender agency brings millionth dollar back to county
• Noble Relay for Life needs more teams
• Meth dealer gets 12 years
• Evacuation order lifted
• More families evacuated near train derailment
• Job fair offers hope of employment
• Chief says Ligonier police not targeting Hispanics
• Noble County may back out of CSX bridge project
• Realistic-looking raid was only training exercise
• Man arrested on child molesting counts
• Hudson man charged with sex attack
• Job fair offers hope of employment
• Students complain after bus drives through smoke from derailment
• More families evacuated near derailment
• Realistic-looking raid was only training exercise
• East Noble teams score well at state archery tournament
• Train derailment near Ligonier sparks fire
• Habitat family eager for home
• Crash victim dies in hospital
• Albion to buy units for GIS mapping
• State legislators to speak at forum
• Man gets 8 years for making meth
• Citizens invited to join sheriff’s association
• Planning begins on Class of 1982 reunion
• Ag Breakfast to take place Friday
• Pie fundraiser to aid Relay for Life
• Man gets 8 years for meth
• Job fair for veterans in Fort Wayne in May
• Train derails near Ligonier; some evacuated
• Grant for log jam expected
• Avilla stretching road dollars
• Early growing season could bring drawbacks
• Police seek info on man’s area activities
• FFA teams win awards in Envirothon
• EN rocket teams compete at Goshen
• Meth lab fire damages Cromwell home
• West Noble student competing in state geography bee
• Quilt Gardens expanding for 2012 season
• Alleged meth lab fire damages Cromwell mobile home
• Noble County expecting grant for removing log jams
• Police seek information on man charged in Michigan
• Avilla track remembered
• Names of injured in S.R. 109 crash released
• Government Calendar
• Air Force takes Albion man to Roswell
• Tanning turtles
• Historic sculpture donated to Ligonier
• Ligonier showcased
• Fourever Friends one year later
• RISE helps receptionist overcome blindness
• A rare collision-free year
• Collision survivor tells of his encounter with freight train
• Head-on wreck closes S.R. 109
• The week in review
• Cancer head alerted police
• CN schools in top 4 in fundraiser
• Melanoma patient shocked by alleged benefit fraud
• Ditch becomes memorial for drug addicts
• Crash leaves one critical
• Home sales rising in region
• Trine University launches new initiative
• Trine engineering school receives software donation
• Crash leaves one critical
• New Busche plant to add 120 jobs in Albion
• Rev. Barker honored as top citizen
• Lakeland stages classic 'Oklahoma!'
• Shipshewana town manager resigns
• Local bowler rolls 300 game in charity fundraiser
• Local experts talk about dangers of underage drinking
• Governor says he met his pro-business goals
• Shipshewana Lake to get sanitary sewer system
• Golden in first year
• Master Gardeners presenting symposium
• Busche’s new plant to add 120 jobs
• East Noble hires football coach, athletic director
• CN accepts bid for cafeteria project
• PH girl wins national Silver Key
• BZA wants more info before Casey’s vote
• Daniels to announce new jobs at Busche
• Officials explain Dowling Street project
• Heights sets drivers’ education fee
• East Noble reacting to parents’ concerns
• State plans two projects on S.R. 5
• Students win awards at regional science fair
• East Noble hires Angola football coach
• Daniels to announce new jobs at Busche
• PH junior wins national silver key
• Gas prices top $4 mark
• Shepherd’s is Business of the Year
• Students see reality of drinking and driving
• Daniels to bring word of new jobs
• Fair parade theme announced
• Lakeland adopts state’s teacher evaluation plan
• City to offer free clean-up week
• Tornado relief gift tops $43,000
• LaGrange chase ends in Noble County crash
• Athletic director resigns from Trine
• LaGrange chase ends in Noble County crash
• Report: Brad Miller retiring
• Shepherd’s named Kendallville Area 2011 Business of the Year
• LaGrange hears 911 pitch
• EN percussionists qualify for state
• Noble Health Department part of national pilot program
• Kendallville ouncil meets tonight
• Compost site opens
• Used bookmobile for sale
• Dowling Street meeting is tonight
• Rural LaGrange man arrested on drug charges
• Junior Achievement volunteers begin spring classroom visits
• Ark takes over county animal shelter
• Noble Health Department part of national pilot program
• Rural LaGrange man arrested on drug charges
• Compost site opens
• Kendallville town hall meeting Tuesday
• EN percussionists qualify for state
• Local bowler rolls 300 game in charity fundraiser
• Council to consider KPC Media Group abatement
• Technology performing well at area schools
• Crash kills Hamilton driver
• PC’s For Youth serves 6 counties
• Event to fight underage drinking
• Officer rescues woman on bridge
• Cast announced for EN’s 'Legally Blonde the Musical'
• Library trustees table action on issues
• Noble County Health Fair
• Postal career lasted most of a lifetime
• Maple Syrup Days
• ‘K’ is for Kathy at Steuben Literacy Coalition
• Students head to state science fair
• Warm spell has outdoor enthusiasts thinking summer
• ‘K’ is for Kathy at Steuben Literacy Coalition
• NE Center hires architect for new Angola facility
• Police Blotter: Noble County
• Court of Appeals upholds Noble County sentence
• EN graduate starring in documentary
• Civil rights speaker stops at Kendallville school
• The week in review
• Hotel guest accused of rampage
• Kendallville man arrested for meth, methadone
• Hamilton plant adding 40 jobs
• NE Center hires architect for new Angola facility
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake event set for today
• Legislators to speak at library March 31
• St. Paddy’s fun
• Creative Liquid Coatings named Industry of the Year
• NECC honors top students
• Couple saved after crash with school bus
• Couple saved after crash with school bus
• PHMS honors Students of the Month
• Cast announced for EN’s 'Legally Blonde the Musical'
• Chase ends in crash, charges
• K'ville man hurt in crash with pole
• PH student wins Lugar contest
• West Noble actors to present comedy this weekend
• EN announces community tech day
• House fire leaves family homeless
• Park department announces Easter Egg Hunt
• WOWO to simulcast on 92.3
• Society plans genealogy workshop
• New Rome City Baseball Board announced
• Chase ends in crash, charges
• Red Cross called in after house fire
• Former House Speaker to address Trine graduates
• Kendallville man injured in crash with pole
• PH student wins statewide Lugar essay contest
• Noble County roads face budget crunch
• Tornado relief fund tops $30,000
• Sappy weekend ahead in LaGrange
• Democrats endorse Boyd for Congress
• ENMS to present musical
• Y launces Pillars Campaign
• Dowling Street work resumes Monday
• Police Blotter
• NE Center collects food for needy families
• Lincoln Highway group visiting Ligonier Friday
• Facebook contest winner announced
• Democrats endorse Boyd for Congress
• EN honored for student’s ACT score
• Albion approves police pickup plan
• Rome City property owners must share cost of sidewalks
• Businesses, groups encouraged to join in Indy 500 contest
• Noble County leading way for Artisan Trail
• Dinner to raise funds for tornado victims
• Fewer prisoners means less money
• Five business honored for growth
• County told 7 bridges need replacing
• Rescue earns national award
• Trooper honored for saving life
• Driver facing charges
• Area unemployment rises
• Guardian adding 58 jobs
• Topeka plant adding 18 jobs
• Howe couple help tornado cleanup
• Central Noble staff, students aiding tornado victims
• Bender e-l-a-t-e-d by spelling bee win
• Area counties lead state deer harvest in 2011
• Speedway buying GasAmerica stores
• Home and Garden show planning changes
• RV industry leaders cautiously optimistic
• Albion RDC funds police truck, park parking
• Backhoe stolen from Howe dealership
• Noble County told 7 bridges need replacing
• PH dances way to state
• Bender e-l-a-t-e-d by spelling bee win
• Man charged after semi rollover
• Area counties led state in deer harvest in 2011
• Albion man’s work featured in art show
• ENMS to present musical comedy
• Snath factory made handles for scythes
• Many visit annual event
• Relay for Life captains’ meeting is Thursday
• Specific roles make response more effective
• Bender wins regional spelling bee
• Choirs on fire at East Noble Invitational
• Sign up for KPC Deals and a chance to win the new iPAD
• The week in review
• Prepared for the worst
• Prepared for the worst
• Prepared for the worst
• Westview sends supplies to Henryville
• Head-on crash injures three
• Fire damages Kendallville home
• Clocks turn forward for daylight saving time
• Smoking ban’s tavern exception appreciated
• LaGrange police make burglary, drug arrests
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake today at Shadow Bowl
• Veteran Westview teacher retiring
• Trine offering Burmese language classes for public
• Henryville helper
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake Saturday at Shadow Bowl
• Head-on crash injures three
• Schools get state technology grants
• Heights student organizes tornado relief drive
• Show choir making local debut
• Parents hear anti-bullying message
• State wants Wolcottville to keep assets inventory
• Noble County aims for U.S. 6 development
• Candidate coming to LaGrange Saturday
• Crack at Avilla library to be checked again
• North Side wins math bowl
• Fire-damaged house comes down
• Central Noble starts new show choir
• Henryville principal remembers roots
• EN to host show choir competition
• Kendallville Home and Garden Show opens Saturday
• Three arrested after meth-lab find
• EN hires consultant to update school board policies
• Judge removes self from Bering case
• Rain barrels turned into works of art
• Shipshewana council meeting tonight
• Sign of spring
• Judge recuses self in Bering case
• Three found with meth labs
• Topeka man witnesses ‘eye-opening’ destruction
• Man arrested for spice burglary
• Donor gives $10,000 for tornado relief
• Heaton stays on as speaker
• Kendallville to assess public facilities for ADA compliance
• Forum to focus on safe school environment
• Auburn woman wins lottery prize
• Limberlost library temporarily closes
• Albion man admits meth-making
• Heaton stays on as 'Tapestry' speaker
• Albion man admits meth-making
• Forum to focus on safe school environment
• Water loss closes Limberlost library
• Ligonier egg farmer returns from disaster scene
• Talent show helps raise money for Common Grace, food pantry
• Merry Lea sponsors Spring Birding Challenge
• Coats orders Hoosier-theme quilt
• Wilson worked his way around courthouse square
• Most area town names aren’t unique
• Hooded merganser stirs hopes
• West Noble school goes ‘pop’ to motivate students
• Ready, set, test !
• Lawmakers entering closing stretch
• Pence asks for prayers for storm victims in swing through northeast Indiana
• Coats speaks at annual Lincoln Day Dinner
• Traffic Safety Partnership begins impaired driving crackdown
• Leadership expert inspires students
• Government Calendar
• Cash donations best way to help
• Benefit for Brady family is Tuesday
• Fill It, Grill It
• Clarification: Umbrella rigs legal for 2012
• Sewer bill makes it through state Senate
• Seuss stories on the loose at heights
• Leadership expert inspires students
• Sewer regulation bill makes it through Indiana Senate
• Wind advisory issued
• Store coming to Ligonier
• State reports on student academic growth
• Ligonier to move city offices
• Bankruptcy postpones ‘Hitler Cars’ trial
• Noble County’s Got Talent Sunday at 2 p.m. at ENHS
• KPD begins drunk driving initiative
• Parkview Noble welcomes two Leap Day babies
• Supper, PE Extravaganza planned at PH
• Photos of interesting mailboxes sought
• Miller’s Super Valu closing Sturgis store
• State reports on student academic growth
• Parkview Noble welcomes two babies on Leap Day
• Traffic Safety Partnership begins impaired driving crackdown
• Soldier surprises parents with homecoming
• Bowl for Kids Sake coming up
• Adviser sees good time to invest
• Special Moments is not closed
• Democrats to hear candidate for Congress
• Bell takes post with Ivy Tech
• Hamilton man sought in drug case
• Glick, Kruse vote against smoking ban
• Shipshewana Quilt Festival registration begins today
• Sliding into warm weather
• Special Moments is not closed
• Operation Pullover planned
• PH spaghetti supper March 15
• Bowl for Kids Sake coming up
• Kendallville police sergeant retires
• Vocational students qualify for state
• Albion needs to replace 63 streetlights
• Loud muffler leads to arrest of 3
• LaGrange County RV factory featured in PBS Amish documentary
• Former Disney training expert to speak on customer service
• 4-H offers variety of youth activities
• Juveniles charged as adults in armed robbery
• Farm Bureau to meet March 7
• Special Moments shop closes
• Special Moments shop closes
• Loud muffler leads to arrests
• Vocational students qualify for state
• Shrinking meth lab numbers called deceiving
• Beware of BMV scams
• Ag zoning provision modified
• Former Ligonier woman dies following accident
• Burglary uncovered by house fire
• Cole YMCA begins fundraising campaign
• Lakeland school board approves staff changes
• Foundation helping ministerial association
• Community League works to improve South Milford
• Meeting to focus on school ‘climate’
• Beware when making BMV renewals
• Noble commissioners set timeline for development ordinance
• Burglary uncovered by house fire
• PH will start school Aug. 21
• DeKalb men die in crash
• Ligonier set to launch sewer project
• Building permits rise in Noble
• Farm Toy Show
• Flags unfurled
• Mardi Gras music
• Noble House planning St. Patrick’s Day dance
• Learning life's lessons 'on the job'
• From Ligonier to Daytona
• Texting, driving message honors memory of area woman
• First-graders learn Safe Haven lessons
• Lotteries
• Fire destroys rural Orland home
• Cabin Fever Bingo game begins today
• Another jump at the pump
• Fire damages vacant rural home
• Truck hits stone wall
• Nominations sought for Purdue Extension Board
• Government Calendar
• Shortages, fears drive fuel prices
• Fire damages unoccupied home
• Educators visit EN to learn about 1-to-1
• 3 area schools top state AP test average
• PH dances to state finals
• East Noble employees leaving, retiring
• Bomb threats clear schools
• Winter storm could hit around Toll Road
• PH’s first day of school will be Aug. 21
• Trine hosts annual high school engineering competition
• Ligonier library plans public meeting on expansion
• Shipshewana council sees economic development plan
• Educators visit EN to learn about 1-to-1
• PH dances to state finals
• Woman hurt when car rolls
• Several East Noble teachers retiring
• Winter storm watch in effect for LaGrange, Steuben
• Rescuers free woman before vehicle burns
• Ligonier store staying, after all
• District saves $343,000 on utilities
• Central Noble to stage ‘Noises Off’
• LaGrange hopes to seal sewers from storm water
• Crossroads gets grant from LaGrange County
• Rooster rescued from I-69 median
• Foundation issues last call for scholarship applications
• Red Cross offers volunteer training
• Rescuers free woman before vehicle explodes
• Ligonier ALCO to stay open
• 15 PHMS students advance in science fair
• Ligonier store closing
• Stutzman hears veterans’ concerns
• Kendallville honors top firefighter
• Five Prairie Heights students earn Gold Keys
• Man allegedly chased woman with shotgun
• Fire destroys garage, breezeway
• LaGrange County expands Redevelopment Commission
• Program aims to engage young people in region’s future
• Educators to visit East Noble Thursday
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Five Prairie Heights students earn Gold Keys
• Fire destroys garage near K'ville
• No sign of homicide in Avilla death
• Winter one of the warmest on record
• Head-on crash injures Fort Wayne man
• Sewer district bill worries local leaders
• Noble, LaGrange real estate sales trend upward for past 12 months
• Former coach charged with violating probation
• Miller retires from prison job after 25 years
• LaGrange man arrested after police search home
• City Council to consider Courier tax abatement
• Howe doctor moving office
• Noble, LaGrange real estate sales trend upward
• Former CNHS basketball coach charged with violating probation
• Man injured in head-on collision on U.S. 33
• No sign of homicide in Avilla death
• Disturbance leads to drug charges
• Man arrested on pot possession charge
• Missing man’s body found in Avilla pond
• Lions embrace Leader Dogs
• Blaine honored as officer of the year
• PH student a finalist in essay contest
• Missing Auburn girl is home
• Eagle in area
• Car hits pole in high school lot
• The Wilson boys helped put food on the table
• Missing man's body found in pond
• Jail populations decline
• Training for jailers comes closer to home
• McClue writings compiled in books
• The Week in Review
• Gas prices could set record
• Base supporters will continue to push for keeping A-10 jets
• SWAT team brings in alleged drug dealer
• Vocational school serves record numbers
• Northeastern Center sells land
• Stutzman to close Goshen office soon
• Big Brothers Big Sisters planning event in Kendallville
• East Noble responds to student’s death
• Woman charged with stabbing man
• East Noble makeup days start Monday
• Woman charged with stabbing man
• Big Brothers Big Sisters planning Kendallville event
• Northeastern Center sells part of CARS property
• Area gains 3,000 jobs
• Mayor praises Kendallville’s frugality
• Avilla council gets good budget news
• Orange Township Trustee office closed next week
• Noble County offices closed Monday
• WN resource officer honored
• Stutzman to hold Veterans’ Affairs forum
• Correction: Reserve officer’s name misspelled
• Orange Township Trustee office closed next week
• K'ville mayor honors businesses
• Report: 2011 banner year for business expansion
• Police investigate gunshot victim
• Avilla council gets good budget news
• Stutzman to hold veterans’ forum
• Library has air, erosion problems
• EN’s 'Noises Off' tickles funny bone
• Heart Gallery coming to Stroh church
• Development ordinance certified
• Sewer work will tear up backyards
• Former Ligonier Police Chief Bob Durham dies
• TV show featuring Auburn boy delayed
• Public invited to music performance
• State again rejects Rome City’s sewer grant application
• Rome City planning new sidewalks
• More ball fields planned at recreation complex
• Heart Gallery coming to Stroh
• Speaker kills creationism bill
• Howe man faces more charges
• Proposed law could impact Noble 911
• Kolbe pulls out of race for Congress
• Man gets 15 years for meth crimes
• CN lowers graduation requirements
• Rezoning for convenience store denied
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Albion Pizza Depot to open Friday
• Orland factory gets tax break
• Noble County Heroes for the Red Cross campaign kicks off
• Rome City planning new sidewalks
• Sewer work will tear up backyards
• Rome City sewer grant application rejected again
• Howe man faces charges
• Stutzman lends an ear
• Ebles celebrate 70th anniversary
• Ligonier mayor plans informational fair
• Investment fund gets boost
• Second candidate files for judge
• Tickets available for East Noble show
• Parkinson’s Support Group moving meeting location
• Proposed law could impact Noble 911
• Habitat house rated green
• Cookie sales raise money for Red Cross
• Proposed law could impact Noble 911
• Hospital gives defibrillator to LaGrange County REMC
• Canada meets Albion in the ’20s
• Humane society’s top fundraiser
• Show choir competes
• Food sales to benefit Relay For Life
• Gala raises funds for Trine scholarships
• Three local wrestlers headed to state
• New building standards to increase cost of home construction
• Local educators like No Child Left Behind waiver
• Two injured when vehicle hits tree
• Few incumbents running in Noble County
• Albion man killed in Nappanee crash
• EN tech coordinator receives national honor
• Stutzman invites public to office in Kendallville
• Government Calendar
• Benefit boutique opens
• EN theatre presents “Noises Off”
• Ligonier couple to adopt Haitian triplets
• LaGrange County Republicans to decide primary races
• Parkview Noble orthopedic surgeon retires
• LaGrange Republicans to decide primary races
• EN tech coordinator receives national honor
• Farm disaster zone includes local counties
• Cosmetology students raise money to fight breast cancer
• No leads on missing Avilla man
• Tip leads to drug charge
• New charges filed in 10-pound marijuana bust
• Prairie Heights musicians honored with awards
• Two more file as Noble County Council candidates
• Inn, water park pay back taxes in full
• Shipshewana hires fourth police officer
• Noble County Public Library trustees review annual report
• Prairie Heights musicians honored with awards
• New charges filed in 10-pound marijuana bust
• Tip leads to drug charge
• Recovering officer gets first solid food since shooting
• 2 arrested in iPad thefts
• Courier to add new equipment
• LEAP event supports literacy
• Prairie Heights student wins LaGrange County bee
• Bender tops Noble County Spelling Bee
• Man dies of crash injuries
• DNR officer finds body in woods
• Primary field increases for Noble County Commissioner
• Arrests made in connection with iPad thefts
• Courier to add new equipment
• Council grants Reliable abatements
• Mayor outlines goals for 2012
• Outdoor expo coming to Auburn
• Daniels honors Ligonier police chief
• Police find marijuana-growing operation near Butler
• Back taxes paid on inn, water park
• Middle school students excel in music contests
• Two sign up for Noble County Council runs
• Wolcottville man runs for House seat
• Weather spotter class to be offered
• DePew to lead Garrett sports program
• Several area schools top state graduation rate
• State on highway budget: Oops!
• Cause of Main Street fire undetermined
• Howe School hopes vouchers will boost enrollment
• Mayor’s State of City Address is tonight
• Showcase Ligonier seeking exhibitors
• Community foundation funds food pantries
• Public defender’s office to go ‘full-service’
• Democrats file for primary election
• State says Noble highway budget cut not needed
• Showcase Ligonier seeking exhibitors
• ENMS students participate in ISSMA contests
• Cause of Main Street fire undetermined
• Man charged with robbing store at knifepoint
• Historic map finds permanent home
• Program allows professionals to enter education world
• EN art student wins top awards
• Relay for Life kickoff meeting is Thursday in Albion
• Campaign seeks upgrade for Auburn shooting range
• Nu U Salon & Spa opens
• Republican candidate files for county council
• Chili contest raises funds for revitalizing LaGrange
• ‘Neither rain nor snow ...’
• Red Tail Squadron coming to Angola
• Supporting wounded Waterloo officer
• Area native among Faces of the Super Bowl
• Winning lottery numbers
• Shipshewana shoppers
• Man suffers possible broken hand in collision with semi
• EN Theatre to present comedy “Noises Off”
• Skillman announces 'Rising Star' scholarship
• North Side’s ISSMA winner
• Music award winners
• Shipshewana man arrested on molesting charges
• Annual report reflects West Noble’s diversity
• Black Pine bear building proceeding
• Government Calendar
• Shipshewana man arrested on molesting charges
• PH to present ‘Noises Off’ Feb. 10 and 11
• Both sides agree: RTW impact is big
• East Noble raises graduation rate
• Bishop opposes insurance mandate
• EN looking to boost English proficiency
• LaGrange County candidates register
• Award-winning soloists
• Music contest standouts
• Foundation makes day care grant
• Metal Technologies foundation offers scholarship match
• Rhoades opposes HHS insurance mandate
• K'ville tax rate falls, budget rises
• CN working to improve performance
• LaGrange police arrest 2 on drug charges
• EN talent, art show set for Friday
• Trine promotes Wood to assistant vice president
• Fire destroys Corunna home
• Thefts net concurrent sentences in DeKalb
• Park department to offer painting class
• Foundation makes day care grant
• Ahoy! Cardboard regatta coming back
• Kendallville tax rate falls
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Bar owners see smoke-free benefits
• Orange Township firefighters move into new facility
• Kline makes race for commissioner post
• Fight leads to arrest of wanted Wolcottville man
• Noble EDC starts wage, benefit survey
• 4-H carnival winners announced
• Wierd weather for January
• Prosecutor: Criminal cases fell in 2011
• Swim team plans food pantry benefit
• Weird weather for January
• Noble EDC starts survey
• Firefighters move into new facility
• Man arrested on meth possession charge
• State cuts county highway budget
• Herendeen tops Indie music chart
• Red Cross sees a revival in LaGrange County
• Auburn man sentenced twice in a day
• Staying warm
• LaGrange County teens to present dating-violence drama
• EN students qualify for ISSMA state finals
• Cazier running for Noble council seat
• LaGrange County Public Library news
• Balloons to soar over area again
• State cuts Noble County highway budget by $278,000
• Herendeen tops Indie music chart
• EN students qualify for ISSMA state finals
• Bust yields 10 lbs. of pot
• Alcohol violations down
• Albion complaint site open
• Drug court sends 2 on to new lives
• West Noble writers win essay contest
• Blowing snow
• Driver injured, passenger pinned
• Noble BZA meeting canceled
• Bust yields 10 lbs. of pot
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestant visits area
• Bill offers free pet sterilzation for needy owners
• University Inn gets makeover
• ATV startup poised to expand
• Firefighter, sons recover from injuries
• Lake group extension approved
• Officials ready to make case to keep Kraft plant
• Eighth-grade parent orientation upcoming
• PH educators learn at academy
• Man arrested after crash near Ligonier
• House passes Yarde’s bill banning synthetic drugs
• LaGrange police thump firemen in benefit game
• Government Calendar
• People to people fundraiser announced
• Shipshe to hire fourth police officer
• Noble County in good economic health
• Lakeland hosts tour of New Tech high school
• EN student selected for Disney Dreamers Academy
• Glick files for re-election bid
• EN?stipends to cost district $360,000
• Lakeland board appoints coaches, teachers
• Warsaw attorney runs for Congress
• Kendallville planning celebration of 150th
• Spelling bee bursts into song on WN stage
• Heights trio to compete in international thespian competition
• EN student selected for Disney leadership academy
• Police warn of icy roads
• EN employees get stipend
• Manufacturer eyes Hudson site
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Peoples reports higher earnings
• Lab rescued from lake
• Hoosier delegation reacts to State of the Union
• East Noble show choirs to compete at Bishop Dwenger
• City backs away from grant
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestant to be at Hayden’s ATA Saturday
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Harrises named Citizens of the Year
• Area jobless rate mixed
• Fire victims need clothing
• Volunteer scarf effort is Super
• Handshoe joins Obama call to craft speech
• Albion council approves possible fire truck sale
• Compromise resolves sticky tree situation
• Trine to host ninth annual gala
• Major city utility projects announced
• Library schedules sledding, stamping
• Doug, Amy Harris named Avilla Citizens of the Year
• Clothing needed for victims of Saturday fire
• Area unemployment mixed as state rate holds steady
• Wounded officer grateful to be alive
• County plans to display historic map
• PH to host Test With Me Night
• Investigators search for fire’s cause
• Two injured in snowmobile crashes
• Ark floats on faith and finds its way with hard work
• Ligonier girl wins Lions poster contest
• Ligonier sewer plant earns safety award
• Ligonier firefighters honored
• Government Calendar
• Donation to K-9 fund
• Area companies thrive through innovation
• Fire damages historic Main Street building
• Gutsteins donate book collection
• Fire destroys an historic Main Street apartment building
• Classes aim to prevent child sex abuse
• Snow could yield to flooding next week
• Leatherman running for county commissioners
• Government Calendar
• Keyes to run for District 51 nomination
• Police investigate 4 weather-related crashes
• Vehicle sales support United Way
• Pokagon ends ski rentals for season; trails stay open
• Parenting classes set to start
• Library changes computer use policy
• Keyes to run for District 51
• Kruse faces new charges
• More snow on the way
• Tanker truck leaks 'hazardous' milk
• Ryan’s restaurant in Auburn closes
• Stutzman runs, has no rival yet
• Security-camera whodunit puzzles Avilla council
• Wolcottville clerk’s tie-breaking vote legal
• Rezoning recommended for storage units
• Senate passes Glick’s bill to help veterans find jobs
• Lunch Buddy program needs volunteers
• Snowy roads lead to two dozen accidents
• Stroke support group meeting canceled
• Snow could total 3-6 inches over 2 days
• Stutzman files to run for re-election
• ‘Hazardous’ milk addressed after tanker overturns
• TV show features Howe man’s fishing adventure
• Leaders, local man react to Keystone pipeline decision
• Farmers face shift in ag payments
• NewWave takes over Avilla cable
• Hoopin’ it Up for Healthcare to benefit St. Martin’s clinic
• Tie-breaker puts Ringler on Wolcottville council
• Ren Faire’s move to fairgrounds is official
• Free EN Theatre performance tonight
• Goofy game for a good cause
• Commissioner seeking county council post
• State rejects park department’s grant application
• EN Theatre offers free performance
• Rome City man found dead on pool cover
• Renaissance Faire will move in 2012
• CN approves cafeteria project
• Governor to speak at chamber banquet
• Two arrested at Howe home
• Zent announces candidacy as others step down
• Police take robbery suspect into custody
• Homemakers give scarves to rescue mission
• Hughes takes reins as Kendallville chamber president
• LEAP Valentine’s event will be Feb. 11
• Rome City man found dead
• Alleged robber caught
• 2 arrested at Howe home
• PH to lease closed school
• Cancer patient’s spirit unsinkable
• Lakeland students looking at criminal justice from the inside
• LaGrange sheriff gets money to buy new radios
• Legion Post 381 honors firefighter
• Water park to be put up for sale
• Dog that fell through ice died
• Youth alerts family to fire
• Snow camp this week at Brethren Retreat
• LaGrange’s Neff makes Davenport dean’s list
• Sale includes water park, but only high bidders need apply
• LaGrange sheriff gets funds to buy new radios
• Police give tips on protecting kids from sex crimes
• Abuse, neglect hotline available
• Support group for caregivers of adults to meet
• Man sought for robbery
• Fire hits Wolcottville house
• Game to benefit Boomerang Backpacks
• Ligonier firefighters start family-portrait fundraiser
• Sellers of sweets
• Fisel looks back with pride, ahead with optimism
• Clarification
• Schools tackling rules for social media contact
• ‘How about right to earn a decent living?’
• Runner completes magical marathon
• Weird in the woods
• Appropriate conduct stressed for all teachers
• Ligonier council holds first meeting of 2012
• Police checking leads on iPad thefts
• Government Calendar
• Hudson man faces sexual misconduct charge
• Students’ store pays off loan early
• Helping Hands moving into larger building
• Republican joins race for surveyor
• Shipshewana plans meeting on future of downtown
• Police checking leads on iPad thefts
• IDEM offers greener options for ice, snow
• Helping Hands moving
• Westview, WN tournament games on
• Revised weather warning for LaGrange, Noble
• Careful driving advised
• Winter returns to region
• iPads stolen from school
• Albion Chamber honors 8
• Bering pleads guilty to thefts
• Fire destroys Kimmell home
• Six enter state races
• Man gets six years for meth-making plan
• LaGrange County clerk’s bond accepted
• Tax abatements recommended for Reliable PMW
• Tax abatements recommended for Reliable PMW
• iPads stolen in burglaries at South Side Elementary
• 6 years for meth-making plan
• Former shelter director pleads guilty to thefts
• Snow storm to hit area starting today
• Candidate signups for Noble primary begin
• Grave-digger appeals, leaves jail on bond
• Few surprises on first day of LaGrange candidate filings
• Winter weather to return today
• EN saving thousands of dollars on bus maintenance
• Bry named DeKalb County historian
• Library weighs proper attire for patrons
• KPL strategic plan includes Limberlost library expansion
• Man gets 6 years for causing double-fatality crash
• Man gets 6 years for causing double-fatality crash
• Winter weather returning to northeast Indiana
• Man dies in tractor accident
• Albion Police to offer training
• Board of Works approves sewer adjustments
• EN show choirs open season
• Romney cites success of Steel Dynamics investment
• Rome City revitalization projects proposed
• State of State reactions
• Dowling Street open to through traffic
• Library offers free programs on eBook service
• Man dies in tractor accident
• EN show choirs open season
• Board of Works approves sewer adjustments
• Residents encouraged to clear sidewalks
• LaGrange County animal control likely going private
• Students read to parents at school breakfast
• LaGrange County Council discusses small tax hike
• Miller ready for run at full term as commissioner
• Fewer people coming to Noble courthouse
• Councilman Price looks to step up to commissioner
• Rome City creates Redevelopment Commission
• Sully’s trip to Florida a success
• Camping and RV Show this week in Howe
• Genealogy meeting focuses on Census research
• PH students read to parents
• Fewer people coming to Noble County courthouse
• Is this really January?
• Red Cross honors area resident
• Family survives CO fumes
• West Noble Elementary family event is tonight
• Ligonier council meeting switched to Thursday
• Jose Flores
• Reliable PMW buys factory
• Kendallville protesters blast right to work
• Area legislators have full agendas
• Lawmakers undecided on legislation for right to work
• Shipshe man killed in Friday wreck
• FSB makes donations to United Way
• St. Joe author brings ‘Boris the Spider’ to life
• High-tech incubator proposed for GE campus
• Couple win quilt raffle
• Reliable PMW buys vacant Kendallville factory
• Auburn woman charged in Waterloo shooting
• Noble County to get 70 jobs
• Driver killed in U.S. 20 crash
• Longtime investigator retires
• Auburn pastor leads service for victim, 9
• Injured man carried out of wildlife area
• Man admits molesting, sexual misconduct
• Man pleads guilty to meth-making
• Local job announcements topped 1,000 last year
• Shipshe deals with center woes
• Man pleads guilty to meth-making
• Man admits molesting, sexual misconduct
• Company plans to create 70 jobs in Noble County
• LaGrange clerk’s insurance rejected
• Local rally against right-to-work planned for Saturday
• Library to host historical society exhibit
• Local sex offender arrested in Texas
• Spectacular sunrise
• EN show choirs to begin season
• Merry Lea features ‘Original Hoosiers’
• DeKalb GOP chair to resign position
• Democrats stall session
• Kendallville voting precincts stay the same
• Silent learning
• Kraft employees give big to United Way
• Library ready to offer ebooks, but not for Kindles
• Candidates can sign up starting Wednesday
• Police Blotter: LaGrange County
• Shepherd joins staff at Freedom Academy
• Columbia City company aims to create 106 jobs
• Signing a song
• Candidate sign-up starts Jan. 11
• Blood drive set for Albion Friday
• Park facility user fees unchanged
• Shepherd joins Freedom Academy
• Kendallville park facility user fees unchanged
• Woman's car hits husband
• Clerk’s insurance an issue
• Wolcottville leaders to pick new councilman Jan. 18
• ‘Santa’ pays off debts for five Wolcottville families
• Mayor Handshoe to speak at Tapestry
• Noble County’s year-end balance best in 11 years
• Avilla man accidentally shoots own hand
• Police seek missing Avilla man
• Grant to help Cruiser RV expand
• Credit card payment at tax sales OK’d
• Handshoe to speak at Tapestry
• Avilla man accidentally shoots own hand
• Wife charged with hitting husband with car
• Winter weather strikes area
• Parkview Noble celebrates first baby of new year
• Swimmers brave icy water for Plunge
• Rome City School tank replaced
• County genealogist says hobby is catching on
• Topeka’s new leaders take office
• Area hit with winter storm
• Man kills woman, then self
• Man kills woman, then self
• Unsafe building in Topeka waits for action
• First lake effect snow storm of season under way
• Habitat sets high goals for 2012
• Elected officers sworn in Saturday
• Disabled vet's family thankful for help
• No paper Monday
• Area downtowns looking up
• New chapter begins at Bledsoe's Beach
• Kendallville family welcomes new daughter from Ethiopia
• Correction: DeKalb County Door worked on Family Dollar project
• Marshal’s contract gets six-month extension
• Disabled vet’s family thankful for help
• Mayor outlines accomplishments, 2012 goals
• Family Dollar's impact was almost immediate
• Wounded officer home from hospital
• End of an era for Ligonier
• City to swear in leaders Saturday
• Topeka RV maker expanding, adding 250 jobs
• Meeting to discuss parts of UDO
• Board of Works awards 2012 tree contract
• Polar Bear Plunge is Sunday
• Crash on snowy road injures Churubusco driver
• Topeka board meets on development plans
• Goshen man charged with sexual misconduct with a minor
• Portside Pizza open in Albion
• Chamber seeking officer nominations
• Two businesses share one storefront
• Operation RoundUp announces grants, sets deadlines
• Girl found dead
• LaGrange County births
• LaGrange libraries closed this weekend
• Community foundation invites scholarship applications
• Quiet Shipshe? Not quite with all the chainsaws and snowmobiles
• AHS junior riding high in equestrian world
• D.C. surprises Stutzman
• Stutzman reflects on first year in office
• Goshen woman arrested on drug charges
• Pokagon Beverage Co. brought Christmas to life in Angola
• Lottery numbers
• Home for Christmas
• No paper Monday
• Life as a military mom
• Board of Works to consider 2012 tree contract
• BZA approves variances for residential garages
• Respiratory bug puts damper on the holidays
• Sunday Christmas conflicts
• Planners seek to address control, owners’ rights, funneling
• Driver charged after accident
• Shop with a firefighter night
• Consumers have urge to splurge at cash registers
• Consumers have urge to splurge at cash registers
• Christmas comes to disabled vet, family
• Officer has plastic surgery
• Couple married in delivery room
• Two charged after meth bust in mobile home park
• Work continues on Dowling Street
• Service academy nominees selected
• Park board needs volunteers
• Clarification: No one leaves Helping Hands without food
• Hardiek lived life of chaos
• Benefit auction set for wounded officer
• VFW seeks help for disabled vet
• Ligonier man, 80, charged with molesting preschooler
• Avilla council passes 2% wage hike, new noise ordinance
• Countywide downtown revitalization effort to launch Jan. 1
• Vote raises council salaries to $4,000
• Email cry for help leads to food drive
• Board asked to end trimester schedule at WNHS
• Courthouse holiday hours announced
• Coming Thursday: A life unraveled
• Email cry for help leads to food drive
• Noble County downtown revitalization effort to launch Jan. 1
• VFW seeks help for disabled Afghanistan vet
• Unemployment rates mixed
• Don't expect a white Christmas this year
• City council approves redistricting
• Six died in Dec. 21, 1996, crashes
• East Noble preparing for ISTEP+ replacement
• Tip leads to drug charges
• Winning display
• ‘In God We Trust’ plate gets new look
• Library sets holiday closures
• Firefighter honored
• Tip leads to drug charges
• Area probably won't see white Christmas
• Work continues on Dowling Street
• Unsafe building in Topeka waits for action
• Unemployment mixed in area, steady in state
• Noble commissioners propose tighter wind turbine restrictions
• LaGrange districts changing for 2014 election
• Wounded officer still improving
• Two charged with Albion burglary
• Redistricting ordinance gets second look tonight
• Land sale isn’t likely to include Shipshe water park
• Just add magic
• Chicken pox hits Fremont school
• Speed contest blamed for crash
• Eaton reaches contract, adding shift
• 2 jailed in Albion burglary
• Trine offers 60% summer tuition discount
• Lutton ends 24 years on Ligonier City Council
• New highway superintendent settles into new offices
• Marine mechanics program receives BP grant
• Legislature eyes education reforms
• Experts disagree on how wind farms affect property value
• Jacob’s Room is ready
• Man loses hand in accident, still thankful
• Small local stores welcome shoppers
• Banks taking donations for officer
• Hey, wait for me!
• Upgrade would breathe new life into hotel
• Voucher advocates claim success
• Police warn of slick roads
• Wounded Waterloo deputy improving
• Waterloo female suspect had history with police
• Slain suspect was known risk to police
• Drug Free Noble County celebrates accomplishments
• Ashley woman shares name with Waterloo suspect
• Wolcottville getting a fresh look, outside and in
• Judge vacates molester's sentence, sets new hearing
• Convicted sex offender being sought
• City officials deal with sewer issues
• Waterloo suspect had history with police
• Crash near Cromwell kills woman
• Waterloo officer shot; one suspect killed
• Big Lake man charged with molesting
• ENHS introduces strategy to boost graduation rate
• Hunts help habitat recovery
• Four women receive Cole Foundation financial awards
• Area women team up to win gingerbread contest
• Officer hurt in altercation; police search for suspect
• Passenger killed in crash near Cromwell
• Show choir fundraiser is Saturday
• Passenger killed in crash near Cromwell
• Big Lake man charged with child molesting
• One suspect dead in officer's shooting
• Former Ligonier official charged with misconduct
• Stutzman sees progress in Afghanistan
• CN moves forward with heating project
• Noble County man arrested on molesting charges
• School board honors lifesaver
• Appeals court upholds forgery sentence
• East Noble Board approves 2012-2013 calendar
• RDC increases facade grant fund for 2012
• 'Drive-through' candidate stops in Noble after all
• RDC increases facade grant fund for 2012
• Blaze destroys Albion home
• Local terrier a star on dog-show circuit
• Negotiations at critical stage for Sylvan Springs
• Kendallville teen singer nominated for music awards
• Controversial rezoning withdrawn
• KPD to get new laser speed detector
• Shipshewana RV company plans expansion
• Pay raise approved for Rome City employees
• Construction nearing for Shipshewana Lake sewer
• Million-dollar judgment in McNaughton case
• Pay raise approved for Rome City employees
• KPD to get new speed detector
• Kendallville teen singer nominated for music awards
• Group says Sylvan Springs negotiations at critical stage
• Albion home a total loss to Monday fire
• Camps express concern about sewer ordinance
• Second grave-digger gets one year
• Synthetic marijuana raises concerns in Butler
• Kendallville man critical after crash
• Christmas bureau helps hundreds with food, toys
• Library closes due to loss of heat
• Topeka voters to decide if council should grow in size
• Firefighters respond to Albion house fire
• Noble County to create road, street standards
• Ligonier passes vicious dog ordinance
• Molester sentenced to 150 years
• Kendallville man critical after crash
• Noble County to create road, street standards
• Second grave-digger gets one year in jail
• Kendallville library closes due to loss of heat
• Second suspect in Angola bank robbery charged
• 'If I had more money, I wouldn't do this'
• Potpourri maker says consumption is matter of choice
• Celebrate Diversity grant winds down; work goes on
• Brownfield site cause for concern
• Fort Wayne man shot two others, self
• Libraries launch snack drive
• Homeland security suggests giving the gift of safety
• Breakfast with Santa
• State representative seeks solution
• Spice still a danger
• Four counties prep for snow removal
• Christmas bureau helps hundreds with food, toys
• Sewer fee threatens Brethren retreat, others
• Police: 3 dead from gunshots in Fort Wayne home
• Annual 'Cop Shop' aids 20 kids
• Woman saved as car sinks
• Bank robbery suspect caught
• LaGrange's Basket filled with holiday spirit and donations
• Longshot candidate makes campaign stop
• Philharmonic Holiday Pops Sunday at Central Noble
• Government Calendar
• WInter Festival concert is Monday at West Noble High School
• Rape charge filed in LaGrange County
• Rape charge filed in LaGrange County
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Roads could become slick this morning
• Avilla man gets 3 years
• Habitat helps heat LaGrange couple's home
• Shipshe RV maker to add jobs in $1M investment
• Man sought after avoiding sentencing
• Candidate drives through Albion
• Crash victim, 5, released from hospital
• Library funding to fall short
• Learning center offers Christmas craft event
• Lakeland presents drama this weekend
• Angola man sought after avoiding Noble County sentencing
• Ex-fugitive sentenced to 3 years
• Crash kills Topeka woman
• On the 'Lucky Lou,' vet witnessed Pearl Harbor
• Rezoning for multifamily housing recommended
• Troopers honored for service
• Off to Wonderland
• Children injured in crash improving
• Stutzman votes to restrain federal regulations
• Former Garrett priest accused of sexual abuse
• Police seek Howe cemetery vandals
• Stutzman works to reform federal budget process
• Police seek tips on vandalism
• Crash kills Topeka woman
• Five troopers recognized for 20 years of service
• 2-car crash injures 5
• LaOtto man donates Pearl Harbor plates
• Past lawsuit may have affected horse response
• Provena gets $2.2 million HUD grant
• Area residents among 3 facing meth charges
• Kendallville gives initial OK to redistricting
• Man sought after trial no-show
• AEP tree plan draws no public comment
• Rome City school fixing water woes
• Tip leads to alleged felon’s arrest
• Provena gets $2.2 million HUD grant
• Area residents found with meth lab in hotel
• Rome City Elementary to replace water tanks
• Man sought after trial no-show
• No charges coming in horse’s death
• LaGrange horse death sparks debate
• Tons of chicken donated to area food banks
• Council OKs getting bids on courthouse work
• Noble County makes tax abatements easier
• Noble commissioners accept fuel, highway bids
• VFW post marking Pearl Harbor Day
• Glick to seek full term in state Senate
• Gingerbread house entries lauded
• Lakeland presenting play this weekend
• Westview gives back with fun school contests
• Horse death sparks animal control debate
• Noble commissioners accept fuel, highway bids
• Glick to seek full term in state Senate
• Bicyclist in serious condition after Friday crash
• Man wanted on felony warrant
• Christmas Parade scenes
• Mission to Peru proves to be life-changing
• Christmas parade tops 40 units
• KPC newspapers receive 16 state awards
• Man pleads guilty to federal drug charge
• Christmas parade today in downtown Kendallville
• Government Calendar
• East Noble saves 22% in energy costs
• Hoops event to aid Boomerang Backpacks
• Greetings for the park
• Focusing on abilities
• New Gutstein Scholarship established
• Kendallville new library director embraces ‘great opportunity’
• LaGrange County Police Blotter
• New Gutstein Scholarship established
• EN saves 22% in energy costs
• New Kendallville library director embraces opportunity
• Well problem closes PHHS
• Water woes affect Lima-Brighton
• Giving volunteers earn honors
• East Noble honors Merit semfinalist
• Snow deepest in Noble, LaGrange counties
• Kendallville Christmas Bureau needs help
• FFA students honored
• Steuben REMC lends Noble storm help
• Martial arts school to host talent show for pantry
• Area residents honored by LDA
• Choose Christmas trees wisely to avoid fires
• Heights FFA students honored
• EN student merit semifinalist
• Steuben REMC crews assist Noble in storm restoration
• K'ville Christmas Bureau needs help
• PHHS classes canceled due to no water
• Christmas greetings event opens Saturday at Bixler Lake
• Thousands lose power in storm
• East Noble Theatre show postponed
• Albion plant honored for safety teamwork
• Chambers call for right-to-work law
• Annual Christmas parade set for Saturday
• Penguin Frolic returns to Wolf Lake
• East Noble recognized for energy conservation efforts
• Winter arrives early
• EN Theatre postpones 'Alice'
• Power still out in parts of Noble, Steuben counties
• Hospitals in four-county area report no errors
• First winter storm hits
• Winter Wonderland opens Friday
• Local poverty rate nearly doubles
• October home sales rise in 3 of 4 northeast counties
• Commissioners order finish to parking lot
• New floodplain maps affect more lake areas
• Red Cross honors Kendallville resident
• Libraries to accept food donations for fines
• Fire takes place inside Wawaka barn
• Home sales up in 3 of 4 counties
• Windmill Winter Wonderland opens Friday
• Red Cross honors K'ville resident
• Up to 8 inches of snow could hit four-county area
• PH close to fixing water
• FEMA releases Noble County flood risk maps
• Ligonier considers ordinance on vicious dogs
• AEP planning new round of tree removals, trimmings
• Local students compete in regional spelling contest
• It’s Time to Light the Lights
• Real estate association names 2012 officers
• Speech Team takes sixth place
• Sheriff to sell Kruse land today
• Noble commissioners order finish to parking lot
• FEMA releases Noble County floodplain maps
• Real estate association names officers for 2012
• Snow could arrive Tuesday
• Wind energy blowing into northeast Indiana
• Ligonier council to discuss 'vicious' dog ordinance
• East Noble presents two shows
• Groups hope to succeed with new smoking-ban effort
• The past is present in right-to-work debate
• Back from the depths of methamphetamine
• Mayors band together to promote regional growth
• Regional group serves as model for statewide defense council
• Minor altercation reported on brisk Black Friday
• EN Theatre to present 'Disney's Alice in Wonderland Jr.'
• Open house provides different way to give
• Utility pole pierces vehicle
• Government Calendar
• Online sales cost state about $77 million annually in lost taxes, Indiana Fiscal Policy ...
• Area Black Friday business brisk; 1 incident reported
• Disney classic coming to East Noble Theatre stage
• Seizure blamed for fatal crash
• Red Cross thanks school, teacher
• Golf course not part of Cobblestone auction
• Stolen vehicle found
• Meth bust reported in Avilla
• Turkey bowling
• Toll Road lanes open for holiday
• East Noble letterwinners
• Ligonier church hosting a night of dancing on Dec. 16
• No paper Friday
• Holiday decor
• Wolcottville woman injured in crash
• Golf course not part of Cobblestone auction
• Kendallville fuel pump bursts into flames
• Unions protest in Indy
• Area unemployment mixed as state sees slight rise
• Building talent top priority for region
• Kendallville to share cost of sewer line repair
• LaGrange County attorney sells two properties
• Bowl-a-thon benefits Junior Achievement
• Christmas tree traditions to be explored
• Sanctuary adding black bear habitat
• Student teaches art class
• Building talent top priority for growing region
• Area jobless rate mixed as state sees slight rise
• Noble County employee burned in fiery accident
• LaGrange County suing water park
• The Gridiron family restaurant opens
• Wolcottville man charged with rape
• Organization asks hunters to donate deer for hungry
• ‘We Give Thanks’ to match donations
• Man charged with molesting
• Turkey Trot funds pregnancy center
• Local residents take top parade honors
• REMC elects LaGrange resident
• Wolcottville man charged with rape
• Man charged with molesting
• Area NASA fan tweeting launch
• Mustard Seed furniture bank meets need
• House burns near Howe
• West Noble school receives NFL grant
• Heat tape triggers mobile home fire
• EN grad on IU Ethics Bowl team
• New freezer needed
• Stutzman's net worth negative
• Economy hits child support collections
• Cromwell leader Greta Wallace dies
• Local businesses offer toy drop sites
• Festival of Trees
• DeKalb sheriff commits officer to IMAGE drug task force
• Sheriff commits officer to IMAGE drug task force
• Humane Society gets boost
• PCs For Youth celebrates 5 years of helping students
• Homes open today for holiday tours
• Fire damages attic
• Fire damages attic
• Area driver’s hand amputated in crash
• Pokagon to conduct ash tree harvest
• Parade entries sought for Kendallville event
• Accident closes U.S. 20 in LaGrange
• McTeacher and a smile
• Proposed ag zoning tweaked
• EN students like their computers
• Riley Street crossing to be closed
• Noble Vision plans listening sessions
• Plan Commission nods to Shipshewana RV business growth
• LaGrange church offers free Thanksgiving meal
• Ligonier library receives planning grant
• Christmas Walk home
• Yarn 'bomb'
• Noble County planners tweak proposed ag zoning
• Riley Street crossing to be closed
• Albion Elementary cafeteria project approved
• Stutzman backs concealed carry bill
• EN approves student trip to China
• Fire destroys pole building
• Task force cocaine arrests up in 2010
• Neighbors squash proposed car dealership
• Turkey decorating contest offered
• Show choirs compete Saturday at Southmont
• TC?Academy dancers to perform at Festival of Trees
• Kendallville council gives initial OK to raises
• Pokagon deer cull is light
• Hunter died from lacerated liver
• Senate candidate Mourdock speaks at Auburn 9/12 event
• Conference addresses mental illness and courts
• Donations make Healthy Families party a success
• Kendallville company wins energy grant
• St. John School begins $100,000 fund drive
• Albion Elementary cafeteria project hearing is tonight
• Student’s project aids those with special needs
• Chain O' Lakes hunter dies from lacerated liver
• Albion Elementary cafeteria project hearing Wednesday
• Kendallville company receives energy conservation grant
• Overtime approved for LaGrange assessor's office
• Town repairs top Topeka council discussions
• St. John Lutheran School begins $100,000 fund drive
• Growing firm gets incentive
• Ligonier boosts mayor's pay by 23%
• Serial robber might be local
• Local man's book describes travels
• Man sentenced in fatal OWI crash
• Fire destroys building at lumber company
• Noble County approves $40,000 photo flyover
• Christmas Bureau walk is Saturday
• Former Westview student recognized for academic success
• New support group is available to help amputees
• Man sentenced in crash that killed Albion resident
• Bank robber may be from area
• Business gets tax abatement for Noble County expansion
• Noble County approves new $40,000 GIS flyover
• Tornado watch in effect for DeKalb
• Fire destroys building at lumber company
• Jacob’s Room project begins
• Heights middle schoolers going ‘Channel Surfing’
• PH water advisory lifted
• DNR monitors deer health
• Santa in Ligonier
• Two hurt on U.S. 6
• Arc Angels sought to bring holiday cheer
• Heights, Noble seniors can get dream funds
• Sword-weilding ‘ninja’ robs store
• To the birthplace of tai chi
• East Noble places third in the state in spell bowl competition
• 3 DeKalb County hunters arrested
• To the birthplace of tai chi
• Parade lights up Shipshe
• Remembering Lindsie
• KPC’s Fort Wayne open house
• Water main break
• Ceremonies mark Veterans Day
• She's the 'one(s)'
• Westview to erect storage, press box for softball
• Government Calendar
• Role in meth-making yields probation
• Basket Brigade has 267 families to be adopted
• Correction
• Woman fails to appear, must report to jail
• Mennonite Church signs Bienvenido/Welcome pledge
• Scholarship open to PH and NC seniors
• Shiloh Baptist Church breakfast is Saturday in Ligonier
• Parkside wants winter accessories for service project
• Correction: Troyer is parade marshal
• Remove batteries from cellphones used as toys, police ask
• Basket Brigade has 267 families needing adoption
• Remove batteries from old cell phones
• Disabled woman fails to appear, must report to jail
• Ligonier company growing, moving to LaGrange
• Meth-making role yields probation
• Noble Dems name chairman
• Noble County to consider road striping plan
• State parks to conduct deer reduction hunts this month
• Two seek Avilla clerk-treasurer post
• Bridge over I-69 to Fremont reopens
• Correction: Food bank serves 130 families weekly
• Emergency alert system test is Nov. 9
• Shooting gets 23-year sentence
• Rescue dog
• State parks to conduct deer reduction hunts this month
• LaGrange’s early voters welcome at courthouse
• Annual auction to benefit Noble House
• Kline challenges incumbent Ford in council race
• Vocational programs planning open house
• Names of injured in crash released
• Ligonier captured in new photo book
• Albion Road fire
• Scarecrows plenty in Ligonier
• Four seek two seats on Avilla council
• Area high school bowlers learn from PBA tour professional
• Food banks count on donations as holidays near
• Terrier is Shipshewana's newest officer
• Angola woman sends out thanks
• Commissioner wants replacement to step up
• The drive toward collaboration
• Zombies invade Kendallville
• Police report missing teen located
• 'Saddle Club Heroes' honored for saving life
• Eagle Scout project
• Seven dead in Indiana Toll Road crash
• Government Calendar
• Causing highway death brings 15-year sentence
• Ligonier man guilty
• Candy in Kendallville
• Dowling and Fairview intersection closed
• East Noble educator honored
• East Noble administrator honored
• Toll road crash claims 7 lives
• Keeping an eye on criminals
• Religion Notes
• Commissioner wants replacement to step up
• Halloween in Ligonier
• Seven killed in toll road crash
• Found strength
• County clerk booked into jail, released
• All Wolcottville voters to cast ballots in Noble County
• Correction: Lehman won 2011 county spelling title
• Causing highway death brings 15-year sentence
• Technology on display at EN
• Heights water advisory remains through Tuesday
• Local leaders support plan for Sylvan Springs
• Spellers compete in junior division meet
• Serving warrant leads to drug arrests
• State police trying out license readers
• State police to collect unused medicines Saturday at post
• Kendallville parade theme is ‘A Colorful Christmas’
• Rome City business of the year
• Correction: Kline is age 35
• Heights water advisory remains through Tuesday
• Spellers compete in junior division meet
• State police cars getting license plate readers
• GM invests $275M in Fort Wayne Assembly Plant
• 4 arrested on drug charges
• Nonprofit group unveils Sylvan Springs plan
• Council at-large candidates questioned in debate
• Dowling Street may reopen in next two weeks
• Habitat gets two homes for deconstruction
• 'Organ-ized' event Saturday to benefit transplant patient
• Northeastern Center reports on services
• Albion approves adding layers to GIS maps
• South Main Street closing Thursday
• Annual Christmas parade announced
• Group plans session on sewer districts
• Dowling Street may reopen in next two weeks
• Noble County updates weather emergency rules
• Halloween events coming this weekend
• Hefty dissects stock market rally on CNBC
• Real estate market shows positive signs
• Rural Cromwell woman dies in rear-end collision
• Honor Flight information updated
• Compost site hours change with season
• Tonight’s Sylvan Springs meeting for invited guests only
• Group plans session on sewer districts
• Real estate market shows positive signs
• Trick or Treat on Main Street, Zombie Walk coming Saturday
• Lakeland students get real-world business exposure
• Area artist's work in comic book art show
• Gardeners win national award
• Blair pleads guilty to OWI charge
• Council at-large debate Tuesday
• New eye doctors’ office going up on S.R. 5 in Ligonier
• Special needs support group plans events
• Halloween, special events planned for West Noble area
• Noble House auction is Nov. 4
• Police warn of gas voucher scam
• State may send D felony inmates to counties
• Students warned of Facebook dangers
• KPC Word Search contest begins Monday
• Jail jam
• Area unemployment rates mostly lower
• High school gun rumors cause security enhancement
• Illegal grave digger sentenced to 1 year
• PH continues water advisory
• Police warn of gas voucher scam
• Blaze ruins rural house
• Holiday gift guide seeks event listings
• Man sought on warrant for escape, probation violations
• Camp-O-Ween
• 'Prairie Heights has been my life'
• Kendallville man hurt in I-69 crash
• Area unemployment mostly lower despite state rise
• State extends Kruse license suspension
• PHHS works to fix water issue
• Fairgrounds Halloween activities begin today
• Plan Commission tweaks county zoning proposal
• BZA approves greenhouse business
• Avilla to test utility fix
• No-Sag Products wins environmental award
• Family Fall Festival is Saturday
• Orange Township complex nearly complete
• City officials support Noble Trails project
• PH awaiting water test results
• Stutzman hears local veterans' ideas
• WN to present 'Romeo and Juliet'
• ENMS assistant principal honored
• Peak car-deer crash season looming
• Kruse seeks to stop sheriff's sale
• PH discusses real property
• Recycling station moves to Rome City
• Perfect scores lead EN spellers to state
• City officials support Noble Trails project
• Albion pizzeria closed by state over back taxes
• PHHS water advisory continues
• Albion pizzeria closed over back taxes
• PH discusses property
• Gridiron gets abatement
• Five escape fire that destroys home
• Longtime EN band director dies
• St. Joe man jailed on sex charge
• PH High School under water advisory
• Andersons' death commemorated, remains mystery
• Emmert named District 3 assistant principal of the year
• Hearings set for two CN building projects
• Increased funding to aid LaGrange County van service
• Travel blogger spotlights Tombstone Trail
• Emmert named District 3 assistant principal of the year
• Home near Wolf Lake burns; family escapes
• Meth making nets 10-year sentence
• New contract brings 9 jobs to Busche
• Local hunter missing
• Cellphone in courthouse nets contempt citation
• Haunted Walk moves to Bixler Lake Campground
• Citizen of the Year
• Vehicle crime string hits LaOtto
• Sign project to cost Noble County less than projected
• KPC team wins first-place national award
• Millersburg man killed in scooter-truck collision
• Dowling Street intersection reopens
• Vehicle crime string hits LaOtto
• Cellphone in courthouse nets contempt citation
• Steuben County man missing in Canada
• Increased funding to aid LaGrange transportation system
• KPC editorial team wins first place national award
• Family has 4 generations of mail carriers
• Author: Techniques can end 'molasses classes'
• Kiwanis to begin 40th Holiday Loaf project
• Fellowship of firefighters
• Society to explore Ancestry.com
• Wolcott Mills holds 'Parent University'
• Fort Wayne protestors get extension
• West Noble food pantry continues to serve many
• Republican Woman Club to meet
• Government Calendar
• Area police receive crisis intervention training
• WANE-TV returns to Mediacom
• DeKalb, Eastside bands qualify for semistate; others earn gold
• Pleasant Lake man falls from tree stand
• How the West won
• Right-to-work proposal draws support, opposition
• Nominees needed for Givers of Gifts honor
• DeKalb, Eastside bands advance, others earn gold ratings
• Busse stepping down as SDI chief
• Judge dismisses Kruse extradition proceedings
• PHMS pride rally a hit
• Stutzman plans local hearing on veterans' employment issues
• Shipshewana ups water rates
• Owl-O-Ween Fun
• Utility pole fire forces blackout
• Holiday gift guide seeks event listings
• Government Calendar
• Splash Pad receives matching grants
• New CEO says SDI's culture key to success
• Stutzman to host military academy day
• Millett to succeed Busse as Steel Dynamics CEO
• PHMS holds first Panther sports rally
• Sheriff to sell Kruse property
• LaPorte closing could send jobs to Kendallville
• Gaslight to present 'Dracula' spoof
• Elks fundraiser accepting scrap aluminum
• Stutzman votes for free-trade agreements
• Main Street closed Monday and Tuesday
• Leaf pickup schedule announced
• Fall family festival fundraiser announced
• Nice day for a tan
• Indiana State Police now accepting applications
• LaPorte closing could send jobs to Kendallville
• Gaslight to present vampire spoof
• Indiana State Police now accepting applications
• EN classroom 'flipping'
• Parkview LaGrange to hold open house
• Utility company to trim, remove problem trees in Albion
• Library trustees adopt smaller 2012 budget
• Basket Brigade effort gearing up
• Tax increment finance revenue increase expected
• Park department to offer genealogy course
• Woman allegedly stole $40K in lottery tickets
• Mansfield an honored friend of the parks
• Missing girl may be with sex offender
• Basket Brigade gearing up
• Kendallville library trustees adopt 2012 budget
• Kendallville eyes utility rate hikes
• Avilla man still critical
• Suffocation caused death, coroner rules
• Rare 'bad strain' of E. coli makes DeKalb teen ill
• Heights honors its Mighty Oaks
• LaGrange OKs budget cutting 10% from 2011
• Shipshewana earns 'three bloom' rating
• YMCA recognizes campaign donors
• Department veteran to lead highway efforts
• Rome City chili cookoff is Saturday
• Auburn community bids farewell to Smiths
• School chief visits Albion
• Man struck, killed by CSX train
• Active meth lab found in yard
• City Council election debate planned
• Crash victim upgraded; one still critical
• Goshen man dies at construction site
• Correction
• Cancer Day set for Wednesday
• Day of fun
• Crash victim upgraded; one still critical
• Toxic waste collection day planned
• Goshen man dies in Shipshe construction accident
• Kosciusko man struck by train, killed
• Active meth lab found in yard
• Avilla man critical after crash
• Local bands perform at weekend contests
• Woman lives 50 years at nursing home
• Families have fun down on the farm
• Ligonier City Council will not meet tonight
• Occupants rescued from burning home
• Park Board meeting time changed
• Hundreds enjoy 'Safe Kids Day' in Ligonier
• Local harvest just getting under way
• Fremont dentist and staff go pink
• Bledsoe family beats breast cancer
• Lakes groups holding fall info session
• Library foundation receives matching grant
• Park skate night season begins Monday
• CASA celebrates 25 years of helping kids
• PH video rolls to third-place national finish
• Former Lakeland coach Sirk dies
• EN spellers win NHC title
• Lotteries
• Albion's 1st Fridays end with cook-off
• Noble jury convicts Warsaw man for fatal crash
• Yarde announces bid for state Senate
• Government Calendar
• Yarde announces bid for state Senate
• Historic courthouses in state limelight
• PH video rolls to third-place national finish
• EN spellers win NHC title
• Noble crash kills area man
• DeKalb County remembers Smiths
• Apple computers make impact in area schools
• Darland resigns as Noble Democratic chair
• Public comment sought on zoning ordinance
• Two benefit motorcycle rides planned this weekend
• Topeka class of ’66
• Genealogy society to be discussed
• Main Street closure dates reset
• Monument to Steuben considered
• Fall Forum to cover lake topics
• Darland resigns as Noble Democratic chair
• Man killed in Albion crash
• Shultz earns Corn School title for 2nd crown
• BZA approves dental office move, silencer business
• Five bands march in regionals Saturday
• Off-road vehicle crash injures two
• Bry appointed to historic sites board
• Mory named LaGrange County’s top citizen
• House Fire
• Cellphones no longer confiscated at courthouse
• Albion, Waterloo to take part in exchange program
• Bry appointed to historic sites board
• Carbon monoxide kills man
• Corn School Queen to be crowned today
• Zent seeking state House seat
• Driver goes on trial for crash that killed girlfriend
• Author recounts decision to leave Amish lifestyle
• No injuries in bus-pickup collision Tuesday
• Tiny queens crowned at Corn School
• Township could join library tax district
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Zent announces candidacy for 51st District seat
• Some lane closure for Kendallville Main Street
• Two arrested on drug charges, more pending
• Cellphones no longer confiscated at courthouse
• Man dies of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Albion company could add 40 jobs
• Corn School festival opens today
• Employee use of county health clinic encouraged
• Historian focuses on ‘Old Auburn’
• Apple Festival closes on high note
• North repeats as top livestock showman
• Archery business hits target with new tag game
• Corn School begins Tuesday
• New DAWN bike-a-thon and party set for Oct. 8 in Ligonier
• West Noble college, career day event set
• Thousands expected to visit pumpkin displays
• Three open House seats possible in northeast Indiana
• Foodies flock to apple festival
• Area bands earn gold ratings
• Center offers free depression screening
• Apple Festival winner
• “Growing Up Amish” author signing books
• Albion woman running for Indiana House seat
• Making apple treats a family tradition
• Government Calendar
• EN spellers score high in two invitationals
• Apple Festival weekend arrives
• Albion woman running for Indiana House seat
• Making apple treats a family tradition
• EN spellers score high in two invitationals
• Avilla factory adding 40 jobs
• Apple Festival opens Saturday
• University honors wife of president
• Former Avilla Clerk-Treasurer Traxler dies
• Corunna man injured when semi hits cow
• Meth-maker gets 2-year sentence
• Chinese visitors say 'goodbye'
• Stohlman appointed to West Noble school board
• LaGrange jail moved to tax rolls
• Fundraiser to benefit Elijah Haven
• Former Avilla Clerk-Treasurer Traxler dies
• Company's expansion could bring 40 jobs
• Man sentenced to 2 years in prison for making meth
• Apple Festival opens Saturday
• Dodge won't seek re-election to 5th term
• Chinese visit ENMS, tour city
• Program for struggling students established at EN schools
• PH hosts 39th annual Heritage Festival Oct. 9
• Local bands compete in district contests
• Support for Shop With A Cop
• Judging at fair is a matter of taste
• Little-known Christian TV station offers ‘Prophecies Decoded’
• Hamilton business offers solar energy
• PH hosts 39th annual Heritage Festival Oct. 9
• Parts of Avilla lose power for 12 hours
• Fundraiser supports cancer research
• Elijah Haven marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Two groups granted use of park facilities
• Albion OKs budget, new fire truck
• Sweet Church Homecoming to take place Oct. 9
• 5K run hopes to help ‘Beat BC’
• 65th class reunion
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Harvest Dinner to be October’s First Friday event
• S.R. 9 to close in Albion for 2 weeks
• Power restored to Avilla after 12 hours
• State OKs railroad overpass project
• Benefits planned for transplant patient
• Gasoline prices take plunge
• Ligonier deletes city ordinance against carrying guns in public
• Topeka mandates use of new slow lane
• Local firefighters receive state grants
• Checking out the pumpkins
• Light the Night Walk is tonight
• I&M asks for 14% rate increase
• Donation supports siren fund
• Benefits planned for transplant patient
• State approves $2.1 million railroad overpass project
• Cancer survivor to lead Light the Night walk
• Church temporarily reduces gas prices
• Ruling won't change police entry rules
• Garrett band 3rd at EN invite
• Local cemetery is old but not forgotten
• Nominees needed for Givers of Gifts honor
• New name, new sign
• West Noble school board to fill vacancy
• Regional Roundup
• Fire destroys home; family escapes
• Wolf Lake clinic gives helping hand to those in need
• Super heroes turn out for United Way fundraiser
• Lions pass out dictionaries
• Wolf Lake clinic, DeKalb doctor receive awards
• Woman dies after crashing car into lake
• Howe man sentenced for threats
• EN show choir named grand champion
• Seaplane Splash In is Sunday at Pokagon
• Highway superintendent retiring after 38 years
• Perry Township seeking input on joining library district
• Government Calendar
• Auburn mosquito pool tests positive for West Nile
• United Way special event is today at Atz Furniture
• Highway superintendent to retire after 38 years
• East Noble show choir named grand champion at Bluffton
• Angola woman dead after vehicle crashes into lake
• Churches surprised by Angel Food closure
• Kendallville Manor completes remodeling project
• Shipshewana open burn policy to be looked at
• Man arrested on child seduction charge
• Vera Bradley to open new distribution center
• Local 4-H member entered in international expo
• BZA grants variance for Wayne Street garage
• Clark leaving area for Kosciusko Habitat affiliate
• Health care education gets shot in the arm
• Orland lands 140 jobs at new facility
• Atz Ice Cream Co. stops making ice cream in Kendallville
• Zoning ordinance untabled, further action delayed
• Light the Night walk steps off Tuesday
• Redevelopment Commission awards facade grants
• Garrett council passes raises for police, others
• Variance, special use approved for new business
• Courthouse no place for cellphones
• Apple Festival
• PH pop tabs donated in Indy
• Sixteen bands will compete in EN Invitational Saturday
• EN Spell Bowl team finishes second
• Parkview schedules big announcement
• Noble school enrollments dip; Westview rises
• City Council approves Kraft tax abatements
• Region III-A names interim director
• New trail connects Shipshewana to Middlebury
• New restaurant moving into Gilhooley’s building
• Man gets 12 years for meth charges
• Local theaters close some weeks due to lack of mass appeal product
• Fun in the park
• Top motorcycles by category
• Raise the banner
• Region III-A names interim director
• Man gets 12 years for meth charges
• Hearing set for 2nd man in grave-digging
• Barn destroyed by fire
• Fund started for family burned out of their home
• Superheroes to bring attention to United Way
• LaGrange Commissioner not coming back
• Area real estate sales mixed
• City council to consider abatement for Kraft
• Commissioners keep same voting locations
• Pumpkinvine Trail opens today
• Hearing set for second man in grave-digging case
• Noble polling places unchanged for November election
• Educational expert to speak at 'Dinner Around the World'
• Park under construction
• House destroyed
• Mural salutes volunteers
• Harvest Fest fun
• Passenger injured in two-car crash
• Documentary make visits Black Pine Animal Sanctuary
• Harvest Fest gets record start
• West Noble royalty
• Man pleads guilty in grave-digging case
• Jury trial set in OWI death case
• State unemployment rises slightly; LaGrange bucks trend
• NEC considering building changes in Angola, Kendallville
• Northeastern Center may change buildings
• Officer impersonator sentenced
• State unemployment up; LaGrange bucks trend
• Farms brave tough times
• Area GDP on the upswing
• EN board adopts 2012 budget
• YMCA shows off building improvements
• State Supreme Court hears arguments in murder appeal
• Car collides with tree, sends woman to hospital
• KPL trustees adopt 2012 budget
• Perry Township and library district meeting set for Sept. 22
• Knights spirit
• EN homecoming court
• East Noble saves on energy
• Manufacturing alive, well
• Emerald ash borer killing Kendallville trees
• Ligonier agrees to workers comp changes for police, fire
• Park department to offer gymnastics class
• RC town council approves advertised 2012 budget
• City approves public facilities use
• Weekend sales to benefit church
• Gaslight annouces auditions for Halloween show
• Homecoming parade starts at 6 p.m.
• Emerald Ash Borer killing Kendallville trees
• Economists: Manufacturing changing
• New industries to bring jobs to Rome City
• Bell named to state gaming commission
• Man gets 13-year meth sentence
• Council delays fire truck vote
• CN approves budget
• New manufacturing facility coming to Orland
• Taxpayers have until Oct. 27 to appeal assessments
• Noble County Courthouse News
• New fox at Black Pine
• Serving those who serve
• Bell named to state gaming commission
• Man gets 13-year meth sentence
• New industries to bring jobs to Rome City
• State jobs outlook optimistic
• Brad Miller outing benefits kids
• Lakeland free lunch students on the rise
• 1/3 of Noble’s lake, unincorporated town streets rated poor
• Police find missing man
• Dog walk fundraiser planned in park
• Local art on display
• Red Cross can help people prepare for emergencies
• Pickup truck backs into SUV
• Police looking for missing man
• 1/3 of Noble lake, unincorporated town streets rated poor
• Manpower: Indiana hiring outlook beats national average
• Man charged in fatal crash
• Honoring those who serve
• Harvest Fest returns to Albion Saturday
• Steps of remembrance
• Mighty Oak Award nominations sought
• Visitors remember 40 years of day care
• Thousands enjoy Stone's Trace festival
• Safer since 9/11: World is wider for first responders
• Plain language: Common words for police radio traffic lacks support
• 'The happiest sad place you have to be'
• 'Cry Out America' event set for today in Albion
• Parkview Noble health fair
• Remembering 9/11 at Trine
• Stone's Trace Pioneer Festival continues Sunday
• Union leader calls on Democrats to step up
• Service Sunday honors 9/11 heroes
• Big Long Lake pier order appealed
• Local industries beginning to hire
• Regional partnership markets region in Europe
• Schools welcome voucher students
• CN crowns homecoming royalty
• Government Calendar
• Trailer maker adding 200 jobs
• Fake fundraisers using Black Pine's name
• Traffic partnership racks up arrests
• Officer told not to park car in driveway
• Kendallville ceremony honors 9/11 victims
• Traffic partnership racks up arrests
• Fake fundraisers using Black Pine name
• Cruiser to add up to 200 jobs in LaGrange
• Day care center celebrates 40 years
• Molesting suspect found after 2 years
• Stone's Trace Festival set for this weekend
• Albion library to be open 24 hours for 9/11
• Stutzman, Coats react to speech
• Runway repaving cleared for takeoff
• Shipshewana police to get new vehicle
• Pat Boone to sing in Shipshewana
• Directors to be elected at 4-H annual meeting
• ‘Frequent flier’ gets six years for meth-making plot
• 'Frequent flier' gets 6 years for meth-making plot
• Albion planners recommend downtown apartments
• Woman gets 2 years for meth deals
• Busche to add 7 jobs
• Cole Memorial Garden gets facelift
• Trine hosts tribute to 9/11
• Autopsy performed on man found dead
• Kendallville Fire to host 9/11 ceremony
• Police arrest 10 at campground
• LaGrange Council on Aging director leaving
• Kendallville library director to retire
• Vehicle hits pole in Scott’s parking lot
• Annivesary celebration
• LaGrange Council on Aging director leaving
• Police arrest 10 at campground
• Cole Memorial Garden gets facelift
• Kendallville Public Library director to retire
• Kendallville mayor wants budget boost
• Two businesses can keep tax abatements
• EN grad receives $30,000 Rotary scholarship
• Filmmaker, animal ‘hero’ to lead Black Pine benefit
• County art association to meet
• CN to offer nonpublic schools meeting
• CASA seeking volunteers
• Genealogy society to offer annual meeting
• Noble County Courthouse News
• EN grad receives $30,000 Rotary scholarship
• LaGrange commissioners look at selling county-owned land
• Short chase ends in arrest
• 'Freshened up' Duesenberg wins
• Worldwide rates sale as best yet
• Auburn classics top auction sales
• Marshmallow festival
• State police investigating Angola man’s death
• WWII bomber lands
• KPL to meet in special session
• Yankee Lady pilots
• Riding through history on a B-17
• Golf outing, gala support Big Brothers-Big Sisters
• Live Civil War cannonball found
• Benefit welcomes local soldier home
• Filling the air with music
• Newspaper will not publish on Monday
• Organization gives help, voice to laid-off workers
• Parkview-developed cardiac risk protocol draws national interest
• Christian concert coming to DeKalb
• Cord drivers put on a show in Kendallville
• B-17 vets relive memories
• Ligonier man sentenced to 20 years in Elkhart County
• Bluegrass bands get local hosts at festival
• Experts see comeback for customs
• Cool fire truck!
• Brad Miller golf outing, gala support Big Brothers-Big Sisters
• Poultry worker recalled as happy-go-lucky
• Government Calendar
• Food drive taking place during Marshmallow Festival
• Brad Miller events support Big Brothers-Big Sisters
• EN administrative contracts extended
• Marshmallow festival kicks off tonight
• Cord-owner Congressman makes first festival visit
• Weekend of music kicks off
• WANE-TV cuts off service to Mediacom
• Two sentenced for making meth
• Grand jury indicts Ligonier man
• Lakeland wins award
• State Fair winner
• Chai tea class returns
• Indiana House GOP offers internships
• Dean Kruse responds to theft charges
• Rome City School overhaul OK'd
• California firefighters visit Ligonier
• History to come alive at Kendallville event Friday
• Auctioneer commission orders Kruse to hearing
• Stolen gun leads to theft charge
• LaGrange man injured in motorcycle accident
• Heart of Gold nominations due Friday
• Photos, narration from downtown tour online
• Ligonier Idol talent show is this weekend at festival
• Dean Kruse facing arrest
• Area private schools earn high grades
• PH senior gets jump on Guard
• PH students clean up river
• Commission OKs $300,000 toward fire truck
• CN allows inquiry on combining HVAC
• Seats are available on B-17
• Issues on I-69
• Power outage hits rural customers
• Day of Caring project
• Pennsylvania authorities charge Dean Kruse with theft
• CANI offers microloans
• PH senior graduates from National Guard before high school
• Local students excel at community service
• Region III-A director to lead SCEDC
• Bluegrass festival coming to Kendallville
• Council keeps word, pays $700,000 to Lakeland schools
• Improvements in county security, highway building have gaps
• Child falls from second story window
• A few area schools score ‘F,’ go on probation
• Dogs show their best
• EN board to vote on RC school project
• Correction: Cholesterol led to kidney transplant
• Sparta 4-H sponsoring fairgrounds supper
• Region III-A director to lead SCEDC
• Most area schools show improvements on test scores
• Community foundation willing to share emergency plan
• Group Dekko offsets economy with research, development
• DNR orders piers at Big Long Lake
• East Noble AP recognition
• Fire at Jimmerson Lake
• New mural in?Ligonier
• Mother, daughter recover from addiction
• Marshmallow fest needs volunteers
• Program to examine Native American, prehistoric artifacts
• Ride honors Wolcottville warrior
• Snake-bitten boy released from hospital
• No voting site changes likely in Kendallville
• New law keeps unopposed candidates off ballots
• Arts and crafts greet visitors to David Rogers Days
• Classic Fords make visit to area
• Life along the clean and sober route
• 'We can offer them help and hope'
• SUV hits bicyclist
• Ocracoke waits for the weather
• Hoosier woman dies from West Nile virus
• Judge overturns felony conviction
• Jones sentenced for New Year's Day rampage
• Conviction overturned
• David Rogers Days continue in LaGrange
• Two hurt when truck hits buggy
• Retirement costs fuel proposed budget increase
• Man admits making meth
• Vehicles collide in YMCA parking lot
• Religion Notes
• Shipshewana general fund to lose 8 percent
• Shipshewana general fund to lose 8 percent
• Man admits making meth
• Lugar, Stutzman hear from farmers
• Economic forum at Glendarin
• 2011 Tombstone Trail now open
• Poster sale promotes first innovation fair
• Shipshewana water rates rising
• David Rogers Days start today
• Park Avenue railroad crossing closed
• Summer sunset
• Bookfest is Sept. 29
• Foundation grant to provide GED opportunity
• 2011 Tombstone Trail now open
• 4-county economic forum to be held at Glendarin
• West Nile found in Noble County horse
• Tobacco heir brings anti-smoking message
• Boy, 4, found safe after scare
• Many factors explain West Noble enrollment decline
• Extension: Water-bath canning not safe
• Josh Lash moves out of ICU
• Coldwater Lake home gets people's nod
• Donations accepted for family that lost much in fire
• State fair champion
• Life-saving donation
• Transplant recipient moves out of ICU
• Boy, 4, found safe after scare
• West Nile virus found in Noble County horse
• Kendallville to raze house
• Tremor shakes Hoosiers, too
• WANE-TV cable deal expiring soon
• Miss Indiana Outstanding Teen returns to school
• Controversial zoning law may be OK'd
• Water main project nearly complete
• Parkview gets mammography screening funding
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Church to offer ice cream social
• Wolf Lake clinic director Rauh retires
• Kendallville to demolish fire-damaged, abandoned house
• WANE-TV warns contract with Mediacom expires soon
• Teen serious after crash
• PH to start on time
• Boy suffers poisonous snake bite
• Stutzman, Lugar host Farm Bill session
• Lakeland CBA includes pay raise
• Memorial honors veterans
• WN enrollment drop could mean financial problems
• Passing out iPads
• Archery contest benefits firefighters
• Crumbling overpass closes county road
• Controversial zoning law may be approved
• PH expecting to start classes on time at high school
• Crumbling overpass closes Noble County road
• 2 local youths meet with congressmen in D.C.
• 2 teens injured when juvenile driver crashes
• Auction action
• Apartment fire
• Drug check leads to one arrest
• Revolutionary remembered
• 140 miles for Todd
• Williams wins right to run for Wolcottville seat
• Woman admits role in making meth
• Park board to meet in special session
• Business owners propose rules for chicken barbecues
• Classic Ford tours to stop throughout Noble County
• Noble County Government Calendar
• State cuts Northeastern Center budget
• Area unemployment rises, reflecting state trend
• Woman admits role in making meth
• Classic Ford tours to stop throughout Noble County
• Area unemployment rises, reflecting state trend
• Project to close busy intersection
• Water woes may delay school for Heights
• Watts, Alderfer elected to Cromwell Town Council
• Police officers donate school supplies
• New child advocate
• Avilla could allow golf carts on streets
• Raising money for food pantries
• Guy Penrod sings at concert tonight
• Wolcottville Democrats plan convention tonight
• Candidate got only 29 votes
• Park Avenue-Dowling Street intersection to close
• Avilla could allow golf carts on streets
• Area police begin impaired driving crackdown Friday
• Dexter Axle to expand, add 60 jobs
• Incumbents win nomination in Rome City convention
• Change coming to Topeka
• Senator makes LaGrange stop
• DeKalb, Noble counties join foreign trade zone
• PH proposes $15.5 million budget
• State police post to be remembered with mural
• Court orders acceptance of bids on 3 Bledsoe properties
• United Way kickoff is Friday night
• Free concert features nationally known band
• Dexter Axle adding 60 jobs
• Business owners propose rules for chicken barbecues
• Kendallville workers may get pay raise
• CN eyes building project
• Deputy prosecutor gets Republican nod
• Council approves tax abatement for local industry expansion
• Mayor proposes budget increase for 2012
• Rome City GOP convention is tonight
• Back to school
• Stutzman, Lugar to hear farm issues
• Noble County state fair winners announced
• Rome City GOP convention is Wednesday
• Drought disaster loans available to Noble County entities
• Auburn trio survive deadly stage collapse
• Lakeland gets LaGrange funds
• County commissioners leave fundraiser regulations to town
• Saturday auction supports missions
• DeCamp begins quest for national teen title
• Scooter up for bids at benefit
• New Web tool helps students plan careers
• Kendallville budget, salaries to be introduced tonight
• Coats to have coffee in LaGrange
• Friendraiser planned for humane shelter
• Free picnic offered in Albion
• Board of Works approves special events
• Four injured in Toll Road crash
• Pink donation
• Police work leads to quick robbery arrest
• UPS driver was friend to all
• Company helping boost local tourism
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Ligonier to put up new fence
• Wolcottville man facing meth charges
• Miss Northeast crowned Saturday
• Sparta 4-H to sponsor chicken, pork chop supper
• Area banks have become a safe haven for investors
• Financial chaos has many uttering dreaded word: Recession
• Uncle protests judge's decision
• Dowling Street milling may begin next week
• Shipshewana postpones vehicle purchase
• KPL trustees set date for budget hearing
• Rome City group looking at downtown revitalization
• Man admits meth-making plot
• Husband, wife plead to meth dealing
• Government Calendar
• Hovercraft racing today in Auburn
• Judge's decision sparks protest
• Dowling Street milling may begin next week
• Judge reduces Shaffer sentence
• Police warn about vehicle thefts
• Gene Stratton-Porter site to celebrate Chautauqua Days
• Kendallville man placed at top of transplant list
• LaGrange has state's top 4-H pig
• RDC investigating new downtown grant program
• Man admits making meth in abandoned house
• Church to distribute free school supplies
• Bledsoe sale brings nearly $5 million in bids
• Library needs help with grant match
• Man admits meth-making plot
• Gene Stratton-Porter site to celebrate Chautauqua Days
• Man admits making meth in abandoned house
• Husband, wife plead to meth dealing
• Kendallville police warn about vehicle thefts
• Local industry expanding, adding 30 jobs
• Schools honored for advanced placement
• Prairie Heights starting school day 30 minutes later
• Trine not giving up on job-creation plan
• Mobile home park under new ownership
• Lutheran Life Villages closes Kendallville early learning center
• Topeka vote postponed
• Kendallville man dies after scooter accident
• Meeting set on CNHS iPads
• First prize winner
• Crash kills Avilla woman
• Footprints first clue in grave-digging
• Man gets 20 years for making meth
• Lakeland says it needs money promised from county
• More than 100 classic autos expected in Kendallville
• Rome City Republican convention Aug. 17
• Rome City budget hearing set for Sept. 12
• Prairie Heights starting school day 30 minutes later
• Drug deal nets 10 years
• Ligonier starts work on 2012 budget
• Man gets 20 years for making meth
• Drug deal nets 10 years, possible deportation
• Lakeland says it needs money promised from county
• More than 100 classic autos expected in Kendallville
• Rome City group looking at downtown revitalization
• Third person cited in digging up grave site
• Man faces 7 molesting charges
• Kendallville Airport still in running for FAA grant
• Police shoot, wound pit bull
• Zoning ordinance fix in sight - at a price
• Mayor proclaims Brianna DeCamp day
• Stutzman says Obama offers 'worn-out ideas'
• Plan to merge county jobs raises objections
• VFW accepting donations for food pantry
• Nursing home to host motorcycle show
• Man faces 7 molesting charges
• Graveyard diggers charged with cemetery mischief
• Trust gets nature preserve care grant
• 100 years of news
• Johnson, DeCamp, Campbell capture pageant titles
• East Noble schools announce personnel changes
• Signs will help fund gas for Council on Aging vans
• Ligonier park gets additional funding
• Onion Days parade is ‘electrified’
• Trine sets enrollment high, rated a 2012 best college
• If disaster strikes
• Syracuse man pulled from Kosciusko County lake
• Suspects were honored students, athletes at West Noble
• 2 arrested in grave-digging case
• Questions for Stutzman run overtime
• Lotteries
• Large crowds enjoy 7th annual KidCity
• Keck crowned Miss Limberlost
• Police blotter: Noble County
• Hundreds turn out for LaGrange Habitat auction
• Ashley-Hudson Festival fun
• LaGrange sheriff hires deputy
• Town marks the dog days of summer
• Change is inevitable in education
• Teachers, administrators attend National Model Schools Conference
• VFW Post 2749 accepting donations for food pantry
• KidCity today at Noble fairgrounds
• KPC, downtown events Sunday
• Police Blotter: LaGrange County
• Government Calendar
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• KPC open house, downtown events Sunday
• Sixth annual KidCity takes over fairgrounds
• EN board member criticizes tech initiative
• Local crowd, NPR hear Auburn expert
• Police pursuit ends in Kendallville
• East Noble to implement changes seeking ISTEP improvement
• Library heating, cooling problems being fixed
• Stroh Church gets $1.5 million addition
• Records set at disc golf tournament
• Safety demonstration set for Mongo park
• Aviation Board to meet Monday
• LaGrange Republican convention date set
• Sixth annual Kid City takes over fairgrounds
• East Noble board member criticizes technology initiative
• Police seek would-be grave robbers
• Onion Days kick off in Wolf Lake
• Cole Auditorium to host three pageants Friday
• Twin towns planning two days of fun
• Trooper, citizen get life-saving awards
• BZA denies special use for kennel
• Intersection scene of accident
• Hardiek named Realtor of Year
• Light the Night kick-off announced
• Extreme Makeover: Ligonier Edition
• Ashley-Hudson Fest coming Saturday
• Life and Family Services receives Dekko grant
• Carpenter named special judge in clerk case
• Police find grave disturbed by diggers
• Council discusses demolition proposal
• Eight will compete for Miss Limberlost title
• Wolcottville marshal sworn in
• Impaired driving crackdown to start Aug. 19
• Kendallville man faces federal drug charge
• GOP women to meet in Rome City
• Van was not turning southbound
• Carpenter named special judge in clerk case
• Kendallville man faces federal drug charge
• Food fight: LaGrange business owners want downtown vendors regulated
• Noble courthouse struck by lightning
• Hamilton native dies in replica plane crash
• Stutzman votes against proposal
• Coats opposes debt bill
• Hardiek named Realtor of Year
• Commissioners investigate ‘time clock’ system
• Probation officers to pack pistols
• Towns to hold candidate conventions during August
• Elections feature races in LaGrange County towns
• Hardiek named Realtor of Year
• Noble commissioners investigate 'time clock' system
• LaGrange business owners want regulation of courthouse vendors
• Noble courthouse struck by lightning
• Onion Days kick off Wednesday
• Trine reaches out to students in China
• Free backpacks to be given away Friday in Ligonier
• Win prizes in historic downtown scavenger hunt
• West Noble registration is today, Tuesday
• Ligonier Redevelopment Commission to meet Tuesday
• Cars Galore
• Lotteries
• Car show is for the kids
• Officers shoot man firing shots into air
• Lottery numbers
• Sunday is 'Family Day' at church
• Stutzman backs legislation
• ‘It’s not doomsday,’ local experts advise
• Government Calendar
• Send-off celebration planned for DeCamp
• First Friday event to celebrate ‘Dog Days’
• YMCA open house is Monday
• Crash injures 2 south of Avilla
• Apple Festival food vendors meeting Thursday at library
• Shipshewana to get user-fee payment
• Car show moves into downtown today
• Crash south of Avilla injures two
• Crash into house injures driver
• Builder’s Parade to cover two weekends
• Annual disc golf tournament Saturday
• ‘Stuffing bus’ to aid councils on aging
• Blood drives coming to LaGrange
• Special hours set for vaccinations
• Special service planned
• Amish Farm shows how it was done
• Pokagon to host CCC open house, reunion
• Westview registration coming soon
• Veterans service officer extends office hours
• That INDOT pickup truck is really a state police cruiser
• Bids taken for Ligonier pavilion
• Church to honor pastor Sunday with potluck dinner
• Special services start tonight in Lisbon
• Local teen singer releases debut single
• Grant enhances KPL eBook, audiobook collection
• Stutzman expects debt ceiling deal
• More than 200 cars expected for car show
• Local Head Start sites earn accreditation
• Hospital museum to offer Kids Day
• That INDOT pickup truck is really a state police cruiser
• More than 200 cars expected for Kendallville car show
• B&J Specialty switching sites, adding 22 new jobs
• EN student appointed to state Key Club post
• YMCA open house to showcase renovations
• Protest peaceful at Stutzman's office
• Topeka Save-A-Lot opens
• Cannon will fire again at EN home football games
• Big Ride makes annual stop in Kendallville
• Boy, 8, starts car, causing collision
• West Lake Street reopens in Topeka
• ‘Sweet’ groundbreaking
• West Noble ISTEP results ‘mixed’
• EN student appointed to state Key Club post
• Cole YMCA open house to showcase renovations
• PH registration upcoming in August
• COPS ride to make its way through northeast Indiana
• 4-H auction falls short of last year's total
• Pursuit ends in crash, charges
• Protest planned at Stutzman office
• Ligonier honors lifesavers
• Plan calls for Toll Road 'mega-site'
• PH reaches two-year contract with teachers
• Noble commissioners support West Lakes flood study
• State housing market looking up, report says
• Statewide housing market showing good signs
• Steuben County teen dies in lake
• Noble commissioners support West Lakes flood study
• Pursuit ends in crash, charges
• Wechter takes Round Robin title
• Reidenbach named grand champion again
• Cook wins in dairy goat show
• Operation Foundation volunteers ready to work
• 'Sliding' on air
• Big man in Cromwell
• 4-H auction today at the fairgrounds
• Family Fun Day
• Rogers a winner in 4-H beef
• Area schools to accept vouchers
• Company aiding fire victims, emergency agencies
• Break from heat predicted for Monday
• Noble Fair talent winners
• WFFT bets local news will ensure its future
• Events at today's Family Fun Day
• Body in lake identified
• Jobless rates better in three local counties
• Marker repeats as dairy steer grand champion
• Riecke shows swine champion
• Kiddie royalty
• Street closing for culvert work
• Youth show talent at county fair
• Local sheep claims top prize
• Top alpacas
• Combine demolition derby
• Body in lake identified
• Jobless rates better in 3 local counties
• Body pulled from lake
• Stohlman shows dairy grand champion
• Dresslers win big in boer goat show
• Wilkinson, Aumsbaugh take top honors in poultry
• Drowning victim was playing with brother
• Two teens airlifted after rollover crash
• Combine derby tonight at the fair
• YMCA serving as cooling station
• Rome City School bond rate lower than projected
• Avilla to consider golf cart use on town streets
• Drowning victim identified; was playing with brother
• Body pulled from lake
• Teenager drowns in LaGrange County
• Noble County fair goes country
• EN increasing book rental fees
• Stringfellow tops in swine carcass show
• Man subdued after allegedly holding woman hostage
• YMCA providing relief from heat
• City council reducing demolition time
• Rodeo highlighted at county fair today
• Mayor asks for welfare check during heat wave
• Kendallville council reducing demolition time
• Ligonier chamber honors cafe owner Daniel Alemu
• 'Little' winners crowned
• Orr and horse Chili receive 5 awards
• Horse owners cope with heat
• CN?board OKs 2012 budget
• Teachers voting on PH contracts
• Stutzman supports 'Cut, Cap, Balance' plan
• Ladies Day is today at Noble County fair
• Citizens unhappy with councilman
• Timber wolves arrive at Black Pine
• Therma-Tru receives grant from LaGrange County
• Noble County considers park road agreement with state
• Hot horses handed high honors
• Kid’s Day today at the fair
• A wild ride
• Drugs topic of town hall meeting
• LaGrange County raising fees to boost income
• Admission charged 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Black Pine open through Labor Day
• Antique appraisal
• Noble County considers park road agreement
• Genealogy society to meet
• Area collisions kill 3 men
• Rising stars to sing on fair's stage
• Lions elect Auburn man to No. 2 international post
• Parade kicks off fair week
• Services planned for former commissioner
• Senior Citizen Day at the fair
• Noble County 4-H Fashion Review winners named
• Green Township parade entry
• Hogging the spotlight
• Heat advisory for Hoosier state
• Three-vehicle crash injures one
• Crash injures driver
• KPC Triathlon goes off without a hitch
• Today at the fair
• Griffiths crowned Miss Noble County Fair Queen
• Livestock auction finishes off LaGrange fair
• Lotteries
• FAA approves runway closing for Cord exhibition of speed
• Judge refuses to freeze clerk's assets
• Government Calendar
• Defendants appear in Circuit Court before Judge Laur
• Miramonti named champion three years in a row
• Ligonier native makes key tissue donations
• North makes showman history
• Nursing moms have their own room at fair
• Wolcottville seeking police reserves
• At the Noble County Community Fair
• Judge denies request to freeze clerk's assets
• Bixler beaches reopen
• Triathlon bike race to affect traffic
• Noble County fair set to kick off
• Steuben fiber network receives grant support
• A cool time in LaGrange
• Vandalism could force park closure
• Chinese auction at Mongo Park
• Stroh organizations invited to apply for grants
• New Eden Care Center birth
• Volunteers needed for Parkview Hospice
• Bixler beaches reopen
• Bacteria closes beach at Bixler Lake
• Tiny pet chicken 'a head' of her competitors
• Test scores improve for half of area school districts
• Banana Derby new to Noble fair
• Noble County fair ready to roll
• Miss Indiana to visit local golf course
• Dinner, auction to benefit boy, 2
• Library director proposes 2.9% budget increase
• Miller wins started calf title
• Albion delaying projects due to wage law mistake
• E. coli closes Bixler beaches
• Banana Derby to race at fair
• Dinner, auction to benefit boy, 2
• Attorney general sues LaGrange County clerk
• Local schools' test scores improve
• 4-Hers grab first wins in swine show
• Coroner identifies fatal crash victim
• Rome City trying again for state grant
• That truck is a monster!
• Six to compete for fair queen title
• County junk ordinance brings violations spike
• New beauty salon gets BZA OK
• Library eyes meeting room use policy
• Area districts see ISTEP improvement
• LaGrange County Clerk charged
• Sheep-showing siblings shine
• Storm gusts topple trees, cut power
• Motorcycle crash kills Albion man
• Ligonier employees to get 2% raise in 2012
• Big Bear Expedition
• Neumann steer wins dairy beef
• LaGrange splits on Major Moves payments
• Police investigate burglary
• Arrival time for Cords revised
• LaGrange clerk charged with misconduct
• Crash kills boy, 12
• Reidenbach is 'tops' in Noble County 4-H
• Lost dog Bo finds way into 4-H winner's circle
• Ligonier Visitors Center seeking volunteers, donors
• Fun at the 4-H Fair
• Forensic pathologist joins Trine faculty
• Entries needed for Cromwell fest events
• Music in the park
• LaGrange fair queen crowned
• State police put skids to minimum ticket/warning requirements
• Trooper resigned because of traffic policies
• Prairie Heights girl takes top honor
• Final shuttle launch fascinates local fans
• EN kindergarten health fair next month
• U.S. 33 to be detoured south of Ligonier
• One more case of measles confirmed in area
• Aiding in arson nets 6-year sentence
• Lawsuit alleges sexual battery at jail
• Noble County government meetings calendar
• Historic association sponsors ‘Buy-Way’ sale
• U.S. 33 to be detoured south of Ligonier
• One more case of measles confirmed in area
• Aiding in arson nets 6-year sentence
• LaGrange County clerk investigated
• Cords traveling to Kendallville on Labor Day weekend
• LaGrange 4-H Fair opens this weekend
• Howe to remain PH Board president
• Runway project bid comes in under estimate
• Eleven vie for title of 2011 LaGrange County Queen
• Rollover crash
• EN announces laptop distribution
• Second annual water fight is Saturday
• Parks offer many activities
• EN announces laptop computer distribution
• EN kindergarten health fair next month
• Historic association sponsors ‘Buy-Way’ sale
• Second annual water fight is Saturday
• Special prosecutor probes audit of LaGrange clerk
• Man dies from crash injuries
• Fawn River cleanup begins
• Stone's Trace hosts food, music Saturday
• Motorcycle crash injures Ligonier man
• Ligonier optometrist selling practice to local group
• Science camper
• New Rotary president
• Antique tractor drive is Saturday in Noble County
• Coming Thursday in KPC newspapers
• Cromwell man injured in accident dies
• Airport loan gets OK
• Buggy accident injures 3 children near Topeka
• November election ballots set
• Vote centers to be investigated
• Fort Wayne man facing charges in hit, run
• Ice Breaker donates to cancer charity
• Glitch in state law stalls projects
• One hurt in crash
• CN considers digital sign
• LaGrange County sawmill adding jobs
• Spooked horse leaves 3 children injured near Topeka
• Tubing accident seriously injures boy, 8
• Kendallville teen to star in music video
• Ligonier purchases liens on two properties
• Steuben County observes Independence Day
• Garrett Heritage Days Festival fun
• Mother Nature’s fireworks
• Fourth of July fun
• Toll Road rates rise; transponders exempt
• Main Street closed this week
• Tubing accident seriously injures boy, 8
• 9/11 beam arrives
• State police practice sniper skills
• Mother, son reunited after 63 years
• Stolen guns recovered from woods, pond
• Fun on Sylvan Lake
• Area celebrates Independence Day
• Motorcyclist suffers fractured skull
• No paper Monday
• Elkhart mayor holds out hope for bankrupt Think
• For employers, new rule is 'trust but verify'
• Man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Many pay tribute at World Trade Center remnant
• Cooper, union reach agreement
• More measles: 13 cases now confirmed in area
• Wolcottville man charged with 2-day kidnapping
• Fawn River cleanup to enable power plant
• Children injured in domestic fight
• LaGrange County celebrates Fourth
• Patriotic show at Cole Sunday
• Albion-opoly
• Neighborhood watch meeting planned
• Wolcottville man charged with battery, kidnapping
• Cooper-Standard union reaches tentative deal, avoids strike
• Fireworks show, activities planned at Bixler Lake
• Bledsoe's Beach to sell at auction
• Flea market break-in leads to arrests
• Chamber rates legislators on jobs-economy issues
• DeKalb judge to rule on murder trial evidence
• Police crack down on impaired drivers
• Prairie Heights scholarship created
• Parkview Paddle event a splash
• New barber is Rob Bowen
• Shipshewana man makes dean’s list
• Parkview launches WHALE program
• 1 injured in crash
• Fireworks show, activities planned at Bixler Lake
• More measles cases confirmed
• Indiana Toll Road lease marks 5 years
• Officials urge viewing of beam at Country Fair
• Fun on Sylvan explodes on Saturday
• Cromwell joins downtown revitalization effort
• Stutzman critiques Obama news conference
• Legislators get summer study assignments
• Police Blotter: LaGrange
• library foundation raffle to support libraries
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Porkburger sale to benefit reserves
• Fun on Sylvan explodes on Saturday
• Top bid for former restaurant is $400,000
• Glick: GOP should have dumped Charlie White
• Albion awards sidewalk program
• THRIVE Noble County celebrates first graduates
• Contractor hired to work on Main Street sewer
• Six arrested on drug charges
• Paving to begin on West Lake Street project
• Fire destroys barn
• libraries to close for holiday
• Alleged killer says rights violated
• Paving to begin on West Lake Street project
• Glick: White should not have been on ballot
• Contractor hired to work on Main Street sewer
• LaGrange cutbacks stay on table
• New Noble House director named
• Vote centers get good review
• Police follow tip, arrest four on drug charges
• Sewer work to close Main Street
• Championship game tonight
• Deadline is today for Albion-opoly signup
• Dekko endows Ivy Tech chair
• Noble commissioners like idea of vote centers
• LaGrange cutbacks stay on table
• 4 arrested on drug charges in South Milford
• Struggling students get outside help
• Cemetery tour expands going into second year
• Noble County 4-H driving contest winners announced
• McKee crowned 4th runner-up
• Lawmakers discuss legal setbacks
• Oak Farm School hosts teacher trainees
• Walking for a cure
• Pontiac crashes and burns; occupants escape
• Avilla Freedom Festival
• Headwaters Junction project gaining steam
• Fox affiliation helps WISE reach younger audience
• Airport's Fun Day takes off
• Kendallville teen wins state pageant
• Ground broken for $3 million Dowling Street project
• Avilla Freedom Festival is today
• Driver flees fiery crash scene
• Noble County runs bioterror drill
• Stutzman votes against involvement in Libya
• Water rate increase proposed for Shipshewana
• Airport Fun Day planned today
• PH discussing land sale
• Free measles immunization clinic Monday
• Mobile clinic tests for measles in Ligonier
• Kendallville's Main Street to be closed for road work
• 9/11 beam route changes
• Local patients caught measles outside U.S.
• Nick Busche named Albion Citizen of the Year
• Stutzman says regulations cripple U.S. businesses
• Ligonier man gets 50-year-sentence
• Relay For Life this weekend
• Quilts of Valor
• East Noble hires curriculum director
• Fire heavily damages lake home
• Temporary delay on I-69 Friday
• PH discussing land sale
• Some types of lake surfing will become illegal July 1
• Local patients caught measles outside U.S.
• Upper Long Lake home heavily damaged by fire
• Noble County Community Fair 2011
• Five have measles in Noble County
• EN board approves additional money for Rome City project
• 10-year LEAP of literacy feted
• Restored diner serves up memories
• Skills taught at EMS camp
• Tips lead to fugitive’s arrest
• Council renews tax abatement guidelines
• Dowling Street project timetable not final
• Snow White rocks in updated version
• Fund to aid FFA training
• Correction: Restaurant auction has minimum price
• Five measles cases confirmed in Noble County
• Restaurant auction has minimum price
• Tips lead to fugitive’s arrest
• 10-year LEAP of literacy feted
• Former restaurant on the block
• CN rethinks building project plans
• Council postpones action on airport
• Deputy finds boy, 5, alone on road
• Ligonier teen critical after accident
• Airport Fun Day activities announced
• Honored by council
• Rainy day fund could be part of solution
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Ivy Tech expands tuition freeze to all Hoosier vets, reserves
• Former Gilhooley’s auction is next Tuesday
• Ligonier teen seriously hurt in accident
• Local hunger charity receives $25,000 in grants
• Employees blast proposed budget cuts
• Commissioners talk trash
• Area Fox changing channels
• 26 graduate from the Crossing
• A paddle on the lake
• Council to consider airport loan
• Domer to seek re-election to Wolcottville council
• Tax rate increase proposed for capital fund
• Churubusco FFA ranks in top 20
• Employees blast proposed budget cuts
• Domer to seek re-election to Wolcottville council
• Noble County commissioners talk trash
• Man flown by chopper after crash
• More than 400 citations issued during Click It or Ticket
• Petunias form 'quilt' in Ligonier
• New runner to compete in triathlon with daughter
• Ober to chair 3rd District Young Republicans
• Fun at the Ligonier strawberry festival
• Government Calendar
• 9/11 memorial beam on its way
• West Noble Community News
• Arts on Main
• Legislators report on new laws
• Jump from bridge hurts two seriously
• In memory of Jocelyn
• Student drivers hear about perils of impaired driving
• Unemployment increases in four-county area
• Gregg brings campaign to Angola
• Meth-making nets 20-year sentence
• Angola gets $1 million grant for more downtown work
• St. Mark’s Episcopal holding Sunday Mass
• Online votes accepted for pageant contestants
• Howe man pleads guilty to threatening governor
• DeCamp prepares for Miss Teen Indiana pageant
• Unemployment increases in four-county area
• Making meth earns 20-year sentence
• Drug free flag flies again
• Trial set in ex-shelter director’s felony case
• BZA grants variances for building, fence
• Man sought, charged with sex offense
• Miss Limberlost prepares for state pageant
• Strawberry Daze ready to roll in Ligonier
• Lakeland summer food coming soon
• Six receive REMC scholarships
• Injured city worker thanks rescuers
• New Eden Care Center births
• Miss Limberlost prepares for state pageant
• BZA grants variances for building, fence
• Strawberry Daze ready to roll in Ligonier
• Trial set for ex-shelter director's case
• Woman gets four years for meth-making
• Meth crimes bring 13-year sentence
• Water park, minigolf coming to Albion
• Arts on Main to feature artists, musicians, kids activities
• Federal fugitive caught in rural Steuben County home
• The last hurrah ... for now
• Man pleads guilty to smuggling deer from Ligonier farm to Texas
• More than 100 without power in Kendallville
• 'Lion' around Albion
• Rome City struggles with pet chickens
• Legislative forum is Saturday at library
• Friend of the Park award presented
• 'Lion' around Albion
• New Chatauqua-Wawasee spans two July weekends
• Prairie Heights offers summer food program
• Indiana ranks third in hiring outlook
• Neighbors honored for saving tot
• Federal fugitive still on the run
• Rome City endorses trails
• True story inspires Ligonier author’s book
• Police assisting with Neighborhood Watches
• Courthouse square to become giant game board
• Entrepreneur will lead Trine’s business school
• Glick selected to attend legislative leadership training
• Central Noble names top students
• Central Noble names valedictorian
• Indiana ranks third in hiring outlook
• Rome City endorses Noble Trails proposal
• LaGrange County proposes big budget cuts
• Chase ends with stolen car in creek
• LaGrange County must repay $2.1 million
• Concession stand thefts reported
• Ligonier mayor asks council to think about multi-tenant ordinance
• Commissioners seeking grant to replace bridge
• Defendant expected to plead guilty
• Second water fight scheduled for July 9
• Big Brothers plans business breakfast
• Vendors needed for fairgrounds community market
• Chase ends with stolen car in creek
• LaGrange County must repay $2.1 million
• Concession stand thefts reported
• County fair parade welcomes entries
• Big Brothers plans business breakfast
• Vendors needed for fairgrounds community market
• Second water fight scheduled for July 9
• Confetti flies as East Noble graduates 252
• 155 receive diplomas at West Noble
• 'Signs of change' could be costlly
• Lakeland seniors say goodbye
• 94 graduate from CNHS
• PH senior turns life around to receive diploma
• History center marks Flag Day, Red Fridays
• Quilts for special campers
• Flag Day in Noble County
• West Noble donation
• Confetti flies as East Noble graduates 252
• EN theatre performs 45 years of memories
• Poor relief budgets serve as a ‘statement of community goals’
• Township trustees’ names, phone numbers
• Township trustee salaries 2010
• Common Grace: Christian principles guide aid to needy
• Poor relief
• West Noble's top graduates
• Mourdock stumps for Senate support
• Settlement details emerge with Wolcottville marshal
• Out for the summer
• Admission price raised for Westview junior high athletics
• Police undergo active shooter training
• Police undergo active shooter training
• Ligonier home damaged by fire in kitchen
• Government Calendar
• Missing teen found safe
• EN Theatre director: 43 years and going strong
• Expert: Use energy 'in moderation'
• Boating restrictions lifted for area lakes
• Council honors Westview athlete
• Officials presenting program on bath salts
• Man arrested for May shooting incident
• Honoring military personnel
• Religion Notes
• Dallas Lake Park beach opens
• Donate blood and win
• Play illuminates county’s history
• Mobile home destroyed in fire
• Boating restrictions lifted for area lakes
• Cole Center Family YMCA chooses new leader
• Festival gets off to hot start
• Region gets grant for brownfields assessment
• East Noble hires new assistant principal
• Injured city worker expected to come home
• Angola man dubbed dangerous fugitive
• Castle to seek re-election in Rome City
• Tasting event to benefit humane shelter
• Legion to conduct flag retirement
• Stutzman discusses federal spending issues in Angola
• Injured city worker expected to come home
• Cave-in hurts city worker
• Wolcottville marshal resigns
• Habitat for Humanity becomes three-county agency
• East Noble rewards perfect attendance
• City Council grants Reliable tax abatement
• Sunday fire victim's name released
• Black Pine loses, ‘wins’ vehicle on same day
• Withers named sanctuary manager
• Condos get secondary plat approval
• 5K run being held in Jocelyn Rae’s memory
• EN Theatre 45th anniversary tickets available
• East Noble hires new assistant principal
• Cave-in injures Kendallville worker
• Albion students walk 12,221 miles
• Hot weather coming our way
• Noble County Commissioners agree to buy ambulance
• Boy, 5, fires gun found in east Auburn
• Council to consider Reliable tax abatement
• Olympic medalist Lloy Ball arrested
• Fire damages garage on Lewis Street
• Limberlost library schedules book sale
• Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments continue at library
• 5K run being held in Jocelyn Rae’s memory
• Commissioners agree to buy ambulance
• Albion Elementary students walk 12,221 miles
• Fire damages garage
• Hot weather coming our way
• Man injured in explosion, house fire
• Chinese students coming to ENMS
• Exchange student ends year at WN
• Chain O' Lakes Festival to honor Nick Busche
• Kendallville pair arrested after chase in Valparaiso
• 2,500 enjoy REMC picnic
• Cornerstone Christian graduates three
• Farmers' Market open in Ligonier
• Swans of spring
• Township trustees pile up poor relief cash
• EN Theatre alumni return for 45th anniversary show
• Charity lacks resources of trustees
• Fremont students get view of the Civil War
• Dowling Street project meeting announced
• Parkview Health rated one of the best
• Fundraisers set for Boomerang Backpacks
• Fire destroys Big Turkey Lake home
• Scout honored
• Four arrested after shots fired
• Stutzman to meet with public this week
• Ashley man gets federal sentence
• First Friday hoops
• Government Calendar
• Stutzman votes for Libya withdrawal
• Four arrested after shots fired
• Saturday is Trails Day
• Online votes get trees for Indiana
• Warriors set for regional romp
• Four cases vs. man yield 10-year sentence
• Probation visit finds active meth lab
• Convicted robber violates probation
• Aviation board seeking bids for runway project
• Farmers’ Market opens for season Saturday
• Calendar project
• Two arrested on theft charges from Walmart
• CANI ranked high in housing assistance
• Library sets summer hours
• Probation visit finds active meth lab
• Convicted robber sentenced after probation violation
• Four cases vs. man yield 10-year sentence
• Travel writer makes stops in DeKalb, Noble
• Missing woman found alive
• Electrical fire damages house
• NIF&L merging with NIPSCO July 1
• Record rainfall postpones planting
• Gas prices soar on major pipeline leak
• PH students to showcase house Sunday
• Fire damages apartment in Rome City
• Record rainfall postpones area planting
• PH students to showcase house Sunday
• NIF&L merging with NIPSCO July 1
• Woman missing 23 hours found in swamp alive
• Fire severely damages rural Noble County home
• Fire heavily damages Wawaka home
• Stutzman voting 'no' on debt ceiling
• Flooding forces motorized boat ban
• Rock the Wall calendar to be unveiled Thursday
• Middle school to present awards
• State police veteran retires after 33 years
• Elks to celebrate Flag Day
• Bakery expands
• 5K walk/run planned for scholarship fund
• Fire heavily damages Wawaka home
• Stutzman speaks of sacrifice at Memorial Day service
• Noble County celebrates 175 years
• Ligonier remembers sacrifices in 3 ceremonies
• Getting ready to soar
• Storm damage
• Prairie Heights seniors garner honors
• LaGrange County Parks offers swimming lessons, day camp
• Storms strike region
• LaGrange County Parks offers swimming lessons, day camp
• She’s 108 and still going strong
• Sewer work to close North Main Street
• City to plant 80 to 100 new trees
• ‘PATH’ to recovery
• Bluegrass in the barn
• Obama pardons two deserving local men
• Glider contest begins Monday
• Police Blotter
• Memorial Day tribute
• No paper Monday
• Library to host master gardener
• Beta installs new officers
• Ligonier woman faces drug charge
• EN adopts bullying policy
• Caregiver support group to host specialist
• Westview awards 91 diplomas in ceremony
• Tri-State Bluegrass Festival continues
• LaGrange fugitive found
• Flooding causes motorized boat ban
• Johnson and Young named PH top scholars
• AHS concert band is gold
• Woman gets 4 years in prison for child neglect
• East Noble adopts policy against bullying
• Man admits molesting child
• EN board approves Rome City School renovation
• PH doesn't forget Christopher
• Foundation marks 19 years of giving
• Kline enters race for city council seat
• New Outlook at an old festival
• Albion misses top spot in Indy 500 contest
• Memorial Day services announced
• East Noble teachers get new contract
• More Lakeland students graduating with AP credits
• Man admits molesting child
• Christopher still remembered by PH classmates
• PH honors seniors at awards night
• Woman gets 6 years for meth-making
• Kendallville to plant new trees
• Kendallville Farmers Market opening June 4
• Home ownership above average here
• EN hires new band director
• Alternative Learning Center students plant trees
• Freedom Academy's top student not ready for the rocking chair
• Noble County no longer called 'meth capital' on Wikipedia
• Noble County to celebrate 175 years
• Storms rumble through state
• Real estate sales show impact of end of tax break
• Fischers not related
• Police Click It or Ticket campaign begins
• Noble County to celebrate 175 years
• Wikipedia listing slamming Noble County changed
• Walking guru: Fight obesity with infrastructure changes
• Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• Housing sales see decline
• Black Pine a finalist in vehicle contest
• LaGrange County investigating drowning
• City employees find strange sewer workings
• Special Board of Works meeting Friday
• Voice of state police post retires after 37 years
• Walk to School Day in Ligonier
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• Alternative Learning Center students help community
• Kendallville employees find strange sewer workings
• Visitors bureau seeks to expand
• Sunday burst of wind causes damage
• Wood-Land-Lakes finds new office in LaGrange
• Kleiman Creative Writing Contest winners announced
• Streets closing for utility work
• Honoring the troops
• House heavily damaged by fire
• MYAC June 2 event will finish up mural fundraising
• Elementary teacher arrested on drug charge
• Spending plan OK’d by council
• Two arrested in meth bust
• Visitors bureau wants funding to expand efforts
• Area political leaders see void in 2012 race
• Mural shares history of Last Supper
• Woman fractures neck in rollover
• Oprah fan wins ticket to farewell show
• Former firefighter facing double transplants
• Private schools wait for voucher details
• Tour invites travelers to see quilts on LaGrange barns
• Grant helps cancer patients
• State park office burglarized
• Correction
• Obama pardons two men from area
• Noble deputy rescues child
• Wakefest invades Bixler Lake
• Fire crews battle Avilla blaze
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Government Calendar
• Ice Breaker kick-off
• Police say court rulings won’t change warrant policies
• EN plans tech presentation for parents
• Trees for fairgrounds
• Local expansions help lower unemployment
• Unemployment drops: Area counties below 10%
• EN plans tech presentation for parents
• Unemployment drops: Area counties below 10%
• Honor students help place flags
• Garrett woman charged with stealing from church
• Police seeking fugitive find alleged meth lab
• Auburn Spring sales hit $6.75 million
• Speaker encourages women in business
• Glick bill changes 'pump and run' law
• Family Fun Day set for Saturday
• Construction begins on Topeka Habitat home
• Jail inmate funds go electronic
• Parkview LaGrange awarded
• Police seeking fugitive find alleged meth lab
• Daniels touts Indiana's progress, mum on White House bid
• Kendallville revitalization plan presented
• Daniels gets down and dirty at Pokagon
• Family Dollar breaks ground for new facility
• West Noble seniors reap scholarships
• Wakefest opens Friday at Bixler Lake Park
• Peebles becomes Goody’s
• Failing to yield contributes to collision
• Community market event invites vendors
• Council supports change limiting Vine Street parking
• KPC launches new, improved website
• PH approves handbook changes for 2011-12
• Kendallville honors fallen officers
• Yoder named CNHS girls hoops coach
• Daniels making local visits
• Garrett man dies in fall from roof
• Council approves airport loan
• Albion makes Indy 500 grant contest top 10
• Local property taxes rank in middle of U.S. counties
• Awards night
• Noble County Courthouse News
• 5 arrested after 4 flee in Shipshewana
• Operation Pull Over established for upcoming holiday
• Albion makes Indy 500 grant contest top 10
• Dowling Street project bids under estimate
• ENHS adopts project-based science, engineering curriculum
• Public meeting will unveil downtown revitalization agenda
• Wood-Land-Lakes continues despite cuts
• Gov. Daniels to be at groundbreaking
• Kendallville airport to host national glider competition
• Lakeland athletic director to retire
• Ligonier man to be ordained Saturday
• One hurt in crash
• Candlelight vigil to honor military
• Fair board to host pork burger sale
• KPL to offer teen movie
• Dodge to be presented conservation honor
• Highway department tower to come down Monday
• Water donation to Relay for Life
• Highway department tower to come down Monday
• Gaslight Children’s Theatre auditions announced
• Jansens’ MG takes first place at Indy
• Cremation center coming to Ligonier
• Kelli Sims named East Noble Teacher of the Year
• Cold, wet day puts damper on auction
• Aviation board to meet Thursday
• Mother's Day treats
• Deadline is Tuesday for health summit reservations
• Relay for Life a success despite rain
• Family fun day set for Saturday
• Beanie Babies to benefit sisters
• Reggie Jackson shares love of cars
• Amusement park vehicles wow crowd at auction
• Waterloo Parade
• Whitley County wind energy ordinance meets stiff resistance
• Hospitals take steps to lower radiation exposure
• Riemke chairing United Way drive
• ‘Skunks TV’ is no stinker
• Teacher saves student’s life
• Puppet creations
• Limberlost pageant fundraiser planned
• Swap meet boasts something for everyone
• EN bands offer free concert
• Campaign kick-off
• EN children’s theatre today in Cole Auditorium
• Kroger, union reach agreement
• Brothers to show restored MG at Indy
• Four graduate Noble Drug Court
• PH first-grader succumbs to pancreatic cancer
• Toll road wreck scene
• Parkview LaGrange emergency entrance changes
• Westview royalty
• Steel Dynamics Inc. might build new mill
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive is Saturday
• Shipshe student wins scholarship
• Wolcott Mills honor roll
• Two remain hospitalized from Wednesday crash
• Former mayor chairing 2011 United Way drive
• Kendallville man gets five years for meth-making
• Cancer survivors’ walk set at Relay For Life
• Open house Saturday unveils new LaOtto fire station
• Students honored at CN awards night
• PH first-grader succumbs to pancreatic cancer
• Dowling Street project goes out for bids Friday
• Semis collide on Toll Road
• Fundraiser for paralyzed deputy
• Stutzman plans job fair at IPFW
• Stutzman supports speedier oil drilling
• Salem Cemetery Association to meet
• County library sets summer hours
• City rejects Main Street sewer project bid
• EN Theatre to present ‘James and the Giant Peach’
• Goodwill drive set for May 14
• Pancake and sausage breakfast announced
• Quiz kids
• Drug Court to hold seventh graduation
• Rome City cleanup day is Saturday
• Westview prom king and queen
• Police still digging for clues in cemetery tree theft
• Man injured in crash
• Miller gets favorable vote from Steuben council
• EN board meeting canceled
• EN theatre to perform 'James and the Giant Peach'
• Co-workers grieve man, girl
• LaGrange County budget cuts growing
• 5 injured in 4-vehicle crash
• Courthouse fund tax rate may not go up
• Fort Wayne company adding jobs
• Albion man running for Indiana House seat
• Fire damages Big Lake home
• More child molesting charges filed
• Air Force Band to perform tonight
• Art show entries due June 13
• SADD donates to K-9 training
• Albion man running for Indiana House seat
• Fire damages Big Lake home
• More child molesting charges filed
• Courthouse fund tax rate may not go up
• LaGrange County budget cuts growing
• Art show entries due June 13
• Five injured in Sunday crash
• Car strikes bicycle, kills Shipshewana father, daughter
• Nature provides ideal day for kites, runners
• Program empowers young girls
• West Noble prom royalty
• Merry Lea invites visitors to its annual NatureFest
• Ligonier BZA, plan commission to meet
• More teams needed for Relay for Life
• Suspects spotted stealing farm equipment in Noble County
• Fort Wayne tot hit by car, dies
• WN School Board to meet Tuesday
• Habitat leader participates in El Salvador project
• Trine grads begin search for jobs
• Holtz shares humor, advice with Trine
• Ladig’s journey as principal ending
• Hudson farmer wins $2,500 for local FFA
• People pull in Mayfest event
• Students, city officials celebrate Arbor Day
• Obama visits Indy
• Government Calendar
• Windmill museum kite day is Sunday
• The correct name is Stephens
• Kiwanis 5K run/walk is Sunday
• Hunter education class offered
• Freedom Academy to celebrate 20 years
• Classic Cord autos to cruise Main Street
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Gaslight children's workshop signups through May 20
• Classic Cord autos to cruise Kendallville's Main Street
• Ray Scott named Citizen of the Year
• Pence impresses local GOP leaders
• Gaff named new Wolf Lake principal
• Aviation board seeking $200,000 bank loan
• State police urge Hoosiers to remain alert against terrorism
• Shipshewana student awarded
• Historic Society open house this weekend
• Wolcott Mills fun
• Westview prom court
• Volunteers needed for Habitat construction
• Meth offenses net 6-1/2 years in prison
• Topeka cyclist hit by vehicle
• Woman gets six years for making meth
• Aviation board OKs finals plans for runway project
• Kendallville aviation board seeking $200,000 bank loan
• Spring cleanup week begins Saturday in Kendallville
• Wolcottville sets meeting to discuss marshal
• Downtown revitalization agenda to be unveiled
• Train kills woman; death ruled suicide
• Memorial to Angola Four
• Plow Day event set for Saturday in Noble County
• County open sheep and goat show is Sunday
• Chinese producer filming at Oak Farm Montessori
• Pork burger fundraiser to benefit 4-H
• EN band, show choir fundraiser Saturday
• Albion townwide garage sale starts Thursday
• Fire damages mobile home
• Ligonier mayor wins renomination
• 3 Albion incumbents win
• Fischer, Grocock win in Avilla
• Two men charged with Class A felony child molesting
• Day of Prayer breakfast is Thursday in Ligonier
• LaGrange to use land for economic development
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Topeka Council to meet in executive session
• Heritage Station Museum plans open house for May 6, 7
• Henry vs. Hughes in Fort Wayne mayor race in November
• Ligonier mayor wins renomination; two incumbent council members lose
• Fischer, Grocock win Avilla primaries
• Two men charged with Class A felony child molesting
• Selby, Magnuson, Morr, Stull win in Albion
• Deputy serving warrant finds meth-making operation
• Hoosiers react to news of Osama bin Laden’s death
• Rome City residents hear about property assessments
• Rescuers save child from car in water
• Courthouse fund tax rate hike discussed
• Shipshewana company expands
• Primary results to be online after polls close
• Chamber banquet tickets available
• Avilla choosing clerk-treasurer nominees today
• Commissioners pick higher highway office bid
• Windmill museum to host kite day
• Good Samaritans rescue child from overturned car
• Shipshewana company expands, adds workers
• Hoosiers react to death of bin Laden
• US kills Osama bin Laden
• Vocational students qualify for U.S. finals
• Ligonier, Avilla, Albion have primaries Tuesday
• Local lawmakers see success in session
• Wolf animal swap meet is May 7
• Autographed automobile up for auction
• Wawaka boy, 2, fighting brain tumor
• Elijah Haven offers support for implementation of Heather’s Law
• Kite clinic comes to Shipshewana
• West Noble Middle School starts Junior National Honor Society
• State GOP chair speaks at Noble Lincoln Day
• Police arrest amateur chemist at meth lab
• Vocational students qualify for U.S. finals
• Arbor Day celebration announced
• Government Calendar
• Michigan county exploring Trine’s plan
• Planners to consider Drake Road rezoning
• ENHS receives national student council award
• Sentencing pushed back in fatal neglect case
• Three seek Ligonier council nomination
• Two seek at-large council nomination
• Two seek at-large nomination for Ligonier council
• Sentencing pushed back in fatal neglect case
• Reliable growing and hiring
• Tentative state budget deal reached
• Budget details divided lawmakers
• Newcomers vie for Ligonier District 2 seat
• SADD supports safe prom
• Arbor Day celebration
• Clothing shop opens in Shipshewana
• ENHS receives national student council award
• Kendallville’s disc golf course to feature league play, tournaments
• Music, refreshments at art reception tonight
• Reliable growing and hiring
• Budget details still divide lawmakers
• East Noble announces staff reassignments
• Spring plays to be presented at West Noble
• East Noble picks principal
• Central Noble to stage ‘Fall of the Rising Moon’
• Ligonier hires building administrator
• Congressman draws crowd
• Sewer work will close Main Street
• Kiwanis donates to backpack program
• Poppy sales start this weekend
• Wood Street closed for sewer repair
• State GOP chairman to speak at Noble County Lincoln dinner
• East Noble prom set for Saturday
• East Noble names new high school principal
• Albion closes streets for events
• Customers call high gasoline prices ‘ridiculous’
• Hague receives Kramer Child Protection Award
• Meth dealer sentenced to 35 years
• Current, former clerk-treasurer face off in primary
• Vangorder challenges Fischer in Avilla race
• Police agencies collecting expired, unused drugs
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Detours planned for Topeka’s West Lake Street project
• Donations support ISTEP snacks for students
• Mayor candidates plan radio program
• Housing sales mixed in four-county area
• Hague receives Kramer Child Protection Award
• Meth dealer sentenced to 35 years
• Lightning damages E-911 center
• Two seek Avilla clerk GOP nomination
• Indy centennial competition includes Albion
• Clarification: Woman received summons, not arrested
• Downtown Ligonier meeting is Thursday night
• Correction: Utility district meets at its office
• Work to restrict traffic at two sites
• Clarification: Monuments are not delivered to store
• Doc’s Hardware to expand
• START plans meeting
• Lightning damages Noble County E-911 center
• Man critical after late-night crash
• Head Start readies kids for school
• Domestic call leads to pot-growing bust
• Fisel vs. Bishop again for Ligonier mayor
• Meth lab trash can be hazardous
• ‘Felted’ egg
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Art initiative sponsoring cultural event
• Donkey basketball to raise funds for two programs
• Lightning strike takes out church’s sound system
• Family quarrel ends in pot bust
• China: Exchanges provide learning opportunities
• Exchanges with Chinese schools expected to continue
• Mayors object to firearms bill
• Eager for eggs
• Amish talents critical to LaGrange County economy
• LaGrange County looks to capitalize strengths, diversify
• Shipshewana Mayfest offers family-friendly fun
• Money secured for B-17 visit
• Chamber honors local businesses
• Downed power line blocks intersection
• Holy Week re-creation
• Easter egg hunt is at 10 a.m.
• Lightning strike affects dispatch center
• Area attorney, entertainer dies
• Man sentenced to 18 years for meth-making
• Government Calendar
• Hamilton councilwoman resigns after marijuana arrest
• WAWK, Dow Corning named business and industry of year
• Money secured for B-17 visit
• Downed power line blocks intersection
• Proposed runway project may close airport
• East Noble students going to international science fair
• Easter preparations
• VFW sponsors egg hunt Saturday
• Deadlines announced for primary elections
• Westview student honored
• Car donations help Habitat for Humanity
• Westview baccalaureate service May 25
• Vendors invited to market meeting
• Howe Lions host chicken barbecue
• Fire damages LaGrange salon
• Man sentenced to 18 years for meth-making
• Parkview construction nears end
• Heights selling Milford lake lots
• Stutzman campaign cash big from PACs
• Hard work pays off for three Lakeland seniors
• Correction
• Oak Farm art sale to benefit Uganda orphanages
• Recycling volunteer honored
• East Noble schools holding classes Friday
• Junior Achievement volunteers active in Noble County schools
• Offices, library to be closed Friday
• Jobless rate better in area
• CN approves snow-day-free calendar
• First fiber festival scheduled at fairgrounds
• A visit from Blue
• KPL to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• SWCD selling tree seedlings
• Kiwanis sponsoring 5K
• Lakeland cuts 3 teachers as precautionary measure
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Wolf Lake museum to host Spring Fling
• East Noble raises school lunch prices
• DeKalb Eastern to handle vocational co-op
• First fiber festival scheduled at Noble County fairgrounds
• Unemployment drops in area, state
• Archer Farms product recalled for lead
• Lincoln Highway hiker reaches Ligonier
• Second burglary suspect caught
• Lakeland teacher cuts a 'precaution'
• Schools welcome more funding for kindergarten
• Congressman plans open house at office
• Women’s Business Forum to feature international photojournalist
• Trine, solid waste district partner for environmental project
• Indiana State Police win award for commercial vehicle safety
• Commissioners plan sale of tax liens on properties
• EN recommended for AdvancED accreditation
• Noble commissioners plan sale of tax liens
• EN recommended for AdvancED accreditation
• East Noble board approves staff changes
• East Noble saving money through energy conservation
• Dentist from Ligonier helps smiles in Bangladesh
• Weather may delay spring plantings
• Farm land values remain high
• 3rd District Democrats to celebrate 25 years
• New company offers mobile high-tech video game theater
• Justin Moore tickets go on sale Tuesday
• Regional Roundup
• Kraft donates to food bank
• Government Calendar
• Lambright named Westview valedictorian
• KPC Community Garage Sale
• Stutzman talks debt reduction
• Central Noble prom royalty
• Bixler campground opens for season
• Albion Chamber to meet Monday
• Man could get 20 years for making meth
• Meth fires lead to guilty plea
• Council closes roads for Shipshewana Mayfest
• Lucky U does well at Midwest ceramic show
• Kendallville Heritage Association reorganizes, plans events
• Meth labs found in Ligonier apartment
• LaGrange Town Council seat contested
• KPC Community Garage Sale is today
• Shooting leaves victim paralyzed
• Witness: He 'emptied his gun'
• Review: East Noble actors get standing ovation
• Seven arrested in Wolcottville
• Topeka fundraiser set for next month
• Correction: Mo-ped crash was at 1 p.m.
• Appreciation plaque
• Battle of bands winner to perform
• Recycling stations accepting glass again
• PC’s For Youth expands coverage
• Meth labs found in Ligonier apartment
• Man gets 4 years for sexual misconduct
• Meth fires lead to manufacturing plea
• Saturday is cleanup day
• Man dies of mo-ped crash injuries
• Man, 18, charged with sex crimes
• Race cars to gather in Albion
• Fair board to host supper April 22
• EN graduate still in critical condition
• Go-kart rider shot in Garrett
• House passes Yarde’s bill for suicide-prevention training
• More teams needed for Noble County Relay for Life
• Craft show to benefit food pantry
• Kendallville man dies of mo-ped crash injuries
• Construction manager hired for Dowling Street project
• Board approves Arts on Main site
• Race cars to gather in Albion
• Crash leaves EN graduate critical
• East Noble student wins four-year Lilly scholarship
• Stutzman OK with redistricting plan
• PH elementary schools in transition
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Rotary donates to help teen parents
• Grant tripled
• GOP women to meet
• Boomerang gift
• Events planned at park’s Nature Center
• Rome City considering sidewalk upgrades
• PH to present 'Pajama Game'
• East Noble student wins four-year Lilly scholarship
• EN graduate critical after crash
• Kendallville water, sewer line improvements planned this summer
• Noble may get new representative
• Witness helps stop Cromwell burglary
• Deputy uses training to save choking child
• Black Pine access road placed on county inventory
• Relay for Life plans meeting tonight
• Fair board to host supper
• Auburn teen implicated in several crimes
• Post office hours normal on tax day
• County hears funding options for highway equipment
• Repaving to affect traffic on S.R. 205
• Witness, police team to catch burglar
• LaGrange County hears funding options for highway equipment
• Auburn teen implicated in several crimes
• Black Pine access road placed on Noble County inventory
• S.R. 205 lanes to be restricted
• PH prom
• Four jailed on meth, drug charges
• Officers save baby from choking
• Temporary staffing agencies signal economy’s direction
• McDonald’s holding national hiring day
• Connections gives learners a leg up
• More than 440 attend Noble County Health Fair
• 2 soldiers honored as heroes of I-69 crash
• Government Calendar
• Deal avoids shutdown
• Stutzman votes for budget deal
• Blood drive competition is Monday in Ligonier
• Shaping a future with Connections
• Police catch suspect from Friday chase
• Churubusco man arrested after Avilla traffic stop
• New team helps train people for emergencies
• Police arrest two on drug charges
• Mexican grovery, novelties store opens on Main Street
• Resident finds bullet from accidental shot
• Shipshewana gas station appealing alcohol permit denial
• Local offices staying open
• Sewer repairs closing Wood Street today
• City clarifies responsiblity for water service lines
• TC Dance Academy qualifies for national competition
• Shipshewana gas station appealing alcohol permit denial
• B-17 to join Cords at airport event
• Kendallville airport operator quits
• New Christian training center chooses leader
• Rare visitor
• LaGrange County prepares for budget cuts
• Moore family to partner with Habitat for Humanity
• Westview wins 4-H competition
• Tax caps hit western Noble County harder
• Lakeland choir teams grab gold
• Historic documents available for purchase
• B-17 WWII bomber invited to airport event
• Kendallville Airport's operating company resigns
• Tax caps hit western Noble County harder
• Council approves loan for police cars
• ENMS musical features comic book heroes, villains
• Sunrise Donuts adds retail at new wholesale facility
• Four arrested after brutal Steuben attack
• Council rejects marshal’s proposed severance terms
• Accident leaves Angola woman trapped
• Libraries to celebrate National Library Week
• East Noble plans carnival Friday
• Tax caps lead to painful budget cuts
• Kendallville council approves loan for police cars
• ENMS musical features comic book heroes, villains
• Chase leads to rollover, arrest
• Property owners complying with mutli-tenant ordinance
• Event to offer ‘Racing for the S.T.A.R.S’
• State park event to ‘Leave it to Beaver’
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Lions to barbecue chicken
• Property taxes due May 10
• Wolcottville food bank closing
• Emergency response team to offer informational meeting
• Smith-Green gets grant for computers, training
• Chase leads to rollover, continues to arrest
• Smith-Green gets grant for computers, training
• South Milford biodiesel plant site plan approved
• Noble County approves sex-offender fee
• Council votes 4-3 for attorney raises
• Events raising money for mural project
• A brisk ride
• Off-duty trooper makes arrest
• Wheel tax increase still under discussion
• Officers arrest two while serving warrant
• Officers arrest two while serving warrant
• Noble County approves sex-offender fee
• RV makers aren’t worried
• Plant manager offers inspiration
• Saving for a sick child
• Hunter education course announced
• Five sentenced in DeKalb court
• Need grows as number of foster parents shrinks
• Pigeon River shows E.coli concentration
• Foster families find rewards in nurturing children
• New Columbia City processing facility reflects surging sales
• Bill promoting construction of nuclear power plants still has its backers
• Manahan memorial donation
• Angola seniors going home
• Dogs with Dads reading event
• Mother chooses jail over visitation
• Police find meth items in house
• Topeka man sentenced in child pornography case
• Man gets six months for drug dealing
• Yarde praises passage of transparency bill
• Government Calendar
• Manchester picks new site for pharmacy college
• Topeka man sentenced in child pornography case
• Police find meth items in house
• Pigeon River shows E.coli concentration
• Man gets three years in prison
• Community pays respects to teens
• Trooper: Meth problem even worse than numbers indicate
• Woman gets two years for forgery
• Killer of area woman’s father granted freedom
• Public invited to economic development discussion
• LaGrange County launches Barn Quilt Tour
• East Noble band fundraiser scheduled
• Youth development topic at Purdue Extension meeting
• Meth deal nets two-year sentence
• Meth deal nets 2-year sentence
• Phone scammers claim ties to library program
• Woman gets 2 years for forgery
• Man gets 3 years for deviate conduct
• ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ tickets go on sale Monday
• East Noble band fundraiser scheduled
• Yarde praises passage of transparency bill
• LaGrange County launching Barn Quilt Tour
• Trooper: Meth problem worse than numbers indicate
• Downtown Kendallville vision discussed
• Domestic violence victims have advocate in LaGrange County
• Lakeland, Garrett schools get project-based learning grants
• PH kindergarten registration set
• Noble County Relay For Life meetings are tonight
• $40,000 raised for Angola students killed in auto accident
• Local counties improve health rankings
• Noble County Relay For Life meetings Thursday
• West Noble principal resigning
• Oft-delayed arson case set for trial
• Ligonier building inspector resigns
• Steuben grieves
• More than 30,000 in area are ‘food-insecure’
• PH kindergarten registration
• Meth crime brings six-year sentence
• Tempers flare over park access road
• South Milford biodiesel plant plans resurface
• Rome City School plans parent meeting
• Tempers flare over park access road
• Cost of insuring LaGrange County to increase
• Firms coming to Merriam
• Angola mourns four high school seniors
• Librarians learn how to stay vital
• Showcase Ligonier
• Ligonier woman leaves thousands for local groups
• Country music, radio star Joe Taylor dies at 89
• Crash kills 4 Angola High School seniors
• Hospital affiliation follows trend toward consolidation
• Local libraries ‘busier and busier’
• Crash kills 4 from Steuben
• Highway of memories
• Waterloo man dies from fire injuries
• Garrett speaker in state finals
• Young leaders honored at 40 Under 40 celebration
• Topeka woman critical after crash
• Jobless rates improving here
• Government calendar
• Larger lakes more valuable to Steuben, Kosciusko
• Runaway truck injures owner
• Lakeland student wins four-year Lilly scholarship
• Area, state unemployment drops in February
• Crisis intervention center to unveil new office
• Federal grand jury indicts Howe man for threats
• Walkout frustrates local legislators
• Exhibitors to show off best of Ligonier Saturday
• Sew fun: Quilting retreat stitches creativity with friendship
• Collector-car experts to speak at seminar
• Life Care’s Nezworski brings fresh ideas
• Wolcott Mills to hold book fair
• Judge sentences 6 in hearings
• Tobacco Free grant proposal approved
• Tobacco Free grant proposal approved
• User fee causing Shipshe headaches
• 'Grease' is the word at Lakeland
• Ligonier council creates new city position
• Correction: Concert is April 10
• Saturday forum features reports on Congress
• Rummage sale coming
• Redistricting hearing in Fort Wayne Saturday
• Community meeting on downtown’s future set for Tuesday
• 'Grease' this weekend at Lakeland
• User fee causing Shipshewana headaches
• Home sale prices higher in area
• PH to follow 3-hour delay
• Park playground purchase passes
• Evening Lotteries
• Service of Shadows to be offered Good Friday
• Tobacco Free headline clarified
• Noble County Courthouse News
• New reserve officer
• Talk on county ancient ruins scheduled at library
• Correction
• Kendallville compost site increasing hours
• Median home prices increase in three area counties
• CANI plans LaGrange County insurance fair with free pizza
• Bank loan to help pay for police cars
• PH implements 3-hour delay policy, if needed
• Free shots may be over for most Noble County families
• Trine University project voted down
• Trine president ‘disheartened’
• Kimmell man charged with child molesting
• Stutzman touring Saudi Arabia
• Getting the season started
• NiSource foundation donates to Japan relief
• Lakeland adds summer school courses
• Unpaid utility bills, police cars on Board of Works agenda
• Democrats to rally in Fort Wayne
• Kimmell man charged with child molesting
• Noble County vaccinations won't be free for most kids
• Commissioners vote down Trine project
• Stutzman touring Saudi Arabia
• New drug hits area
• SonLight keeps working for quake-stricken Haiti
• Science fair sends 21 students to state
• PTO carnival fun
• Maple Syrup Days celebrated
• Magnus is top Scoutmaster
• 2-year-old seriously injured in crash
• Splash pad fund started in Ligonier
• Schools strengthening China connection
• State science fair qualifiers
• Arson plea delayed for fifth time
• Project hopes to ‘LEAD’ kids away from crime
• Northeastern Center’s clubhouse continues despite funding cut
• Shipshewana school finding success
• Lakeland teachers win lawsuit
• Ligonier City Council to meet in special session
• Correction: Luke is sponsor of honor society
• Prairie Heights graduation will be June 12
• Noble REMC Operation Round Up surpasses $400,000 in giving
• School board approves personnel changes
• Four volunteer for Steuben sheriff's dive team
• Prairie Heights graduation will be June 12
• Project hopes to 'LEAD' kids away from crime
• Northeastern Center's clubhouse continues despite funding cut
• Arson plea delayed for fifth time
• Tip leads to multiple arrests
• NECC schools honor top students
• Maple Syrup Days arrive — sweet!
• Pep rally for East Noble show choirs
• Westview to host blood drive
• Operation Roundup funds distributed
• Library bricks still available
• Community foundation offering grant-match opportunity
• REMC director petitions available
• At Math Game Day
• Tip leads to multiple arrests
• Police raid meth lab in Kendallville
• High school to get K-9
• Ice divers earn certification
• Kendallville woman hired as Auburn school principal
• Police dog donors
• Woman intends to sue Noble County Jail authorities
• Community vision session planned for March 29
• Avilla moves closer to downtown project
• Outbuilding burns
• Spring cleanup week announced
• Kendallville downtown vision session planned for March 29
• Ice divers earn certification
• Outbuilding burns
• Arrest made in morning meth lab bust
• CN sets makeup schedule
• Council considers combined park department position
• Trine sets deadline for decision
• Police arrest man found hiding under stairs
• Friend of the Park honored
• Chamber banquet date now May 5
• Correction: Fiber Festival has admission fee
• Pep session planned for EN show choirs
• New scholarship honors theater student’s memory
• Man arrested; found hiding under stairs
• Trine sets Monday deadline for decision
• Noble County may charge sex offenders to register
• Skatepark proposed for Kendallville’s Sunset Park
• Upgrade to limit library services
• Soles4Souls donors
• Ligonier continues to haggle over plan commission job
• LaGrange County council discusses raising wheel tax to $25
• Albion Elementary among tops in ‘Hoops for Heart’
• Ivy Tech to host regional summit
• LaGrange man arrested on marijuana charge
• Area schools compete in Math Bowl contest
• LaGrange County council discusses raising wheel tax
• LaGrange man arrested on marijuana charge
• Noble County may charge sex offenders to register
• Area schools compete in Math Bowl contest
• Fire heavily damages house
• Home foreclosures falling, for now
• Family recovering after crash that injured 5
• Really big shoe pile
• WANE parent company, Dish Network reach deal agreement
• Students stick to their tasks
• East Noble choirs make state finals
• Woman fights to keep father’s killer in prison
• Walkout clouds forum
• Educational use planned for Taylor campus
• Indiana Tech considering law school
• Kendallville student 2nd, Fremont student 3rd in spelling bee
• Home and Garden Show
• Students collect thousands of shoes
• Noble House director departs
• Home show opens today
• Government Calendar
• Ag Appreciation Breakfast
• Shipshewana Redevelopment Commission trying to collect funds
• Dates set for Shipshewana garage sale
• Sheriff reinstates victim alert system
• Two injured in collision
• Apartment building evacuated for CO leak
• Shipshe sends default notice to water park
• Sweep finds marijuana in WN parking lot
• Garrett fire claims 2 lives
• Day care board supports Bering
• Fiber Festival coming to fairgrounds
• Noble sheriff bans cell phones from courthouse
• Topeka talent
• Snowflake presentation
• Science fair winners
• Relay For Life sets goal of $55,000; more teams needed
• Maple Syrup Days approaching
• Leaky meth lab yields 8-year sentence
• Man gets 8 years for dealing meth
• Area unemployment jumps in January
• Standoff resolved without incident
• Trade zones could boost business
• Home & Garden Show opens Saturday
• Final journey
• Lakeland to attend school on Good Friday
• Three-hour delays also affect North Side, Alternative Learning Center
• West Noble fundraising event is Saturday at Burnworth Zollars in Ligonier
• Survey helps to determine downtown Kendallville’s future
• LaGrange assessment contract awarded
• Candles honor missing soldiers
• Survey helps to determine downtown Kendallville’s future
• City to conduct income survey
• Home & Garden Show opens Saturday
• Former Noble House director charged with fraud, theft
• Snowfall piles up, but crashes are down
• CEDIT cuts may impact sidewalk program
• Knolls of Fairview sign coming down
• Kendallville sewer users can take survey for possible prize
• Longtime members make largest cash gift to ACRES Land Trust
• Rome City School band meeting announced
• Man gets two years for three felonies
• Truck stolen, found with infant inside
• Crash injures one
• Snowfall piles up, but crashes are down
• Regional chamber plans forum with legislators Saturday
• Longtime members make largest cash gift to ACRES Land Trust
• Rome City looking at revitalizing downtown
• Lakeland to attend school on Good Friday
• Meadowview named Four Star School
• Sewer users can take survey for possible prize
• Knolls of Fairview sign coming down
• Court of appeals upholds Noble County sentence
• Ex-Noble House director charged with fraud, theft
• Makeup days vex East Noble
• Busche plans more jobs, equipment
• PH dance team in state finals
• EN winter guard finishes 10th
• Correction: Gussman is nutrition site manager
• Relay For Life sets goal of $55,000; more teams needed
• Man gets two years for three felonies
• Stutzman co-sponsors bills defining traditional marriage
• State offering 11 new specialty plates
• Sheriff seeking tips on wanted man
• Prairie Heights dance team competing in state finals March 19
• Relay For Life sets goal of $55,000; more teams needed
• LaGrange assessment contract awarded
• Stutzman co-sponsors bills defining traditional marriage
• Noble County sheriff seeking tips on wanted man
• Dust catches fire at Dexter Axle
• State offering 11 new specialty plates
• EN seeks solution to makeup days
• EN winter guard finishes 10th
• Fiber Festival coming to Noble County fairgrounds
• Ligonier’s Shearer leads state’s police chiefs
• Middle East unrest, shift to summer fuel affect prices
• Local woman arrested in Warsaw
• Virtual Reality Cardio allows users to play video games
• RC&D works to preserve farmland in area
• Ligonier’s Crossley graduates from leadership academy
• Policing our schools
• Frontier to hire 100 workers in Fort Wayne
• Counties plan meeting on foreign trade zone
• Drop in gas tax revenue leads to shrinking budgets
• Woman celebrates turning 99 with song
• Albion firefighter writes romance novel
• Policing our schools
• Investigators looking into fatal fire
• Flooding possible this weekend
• EN winter guard competes in divisional finals
• Bike 101 Lakes is ready for its second ride
• Medics save local marathoner’s life
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Trine University students capture Most Creative Award
• Government Calendar
• Police Blotter: LaGrange County
• Sheriff offers tips for meth trash
• Sheriff offers tips for meth trash
• Noble EMA says flooding possible this weekend
• WN graduate dies in Lafayette fire
• Fuel prices taking their toll
• Students collect 1,400 pairs of shoes
• Trine could collaborate with Parkview on center
• Entomology professor to speak at symposium
• Future ‘Bongo Boys’
• Shipshewana Retail Merchants name new director
• Shipshewana man receives Horizon Scholarship
• Book signings this weekend at J. Farvers
• Community Foundation match boosts ministerial fund
• West Noble graduate dies in Purdue fire
• Kendallville man admits making meth
• Libraries schedule spring break activities
• Cords coming to Kendallville airport
• Judge sets arraignment for Howe man accused of threats
• On thin ice?
• $7,500 fine levied for junk
• Annual home and garden show is March 12 and 13
• Troopers issue fewer tickets, more warnings in January
• Pet project: Courier drive aids area animal shelters
• Correction: Meeting is today
• BZA approves dog kennel
• Ligonier man fined $7,500 for not cleaning up property
• Pet project: Courier drive aids area animal shelters
• Westview board objects to education-reform bills
• Phone survey tonight will ask about downtown revitalization
• Man gets 20 years for molesting
• Leading the ‘wave’
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Church to offer chicken and noodle dinner
• Sewer utility sale put on hold
• EID to discuss downtown flowers, mural
• Blood drive Friday honors late volunteer
• Annual home and garden show is March 12 and 13
• Man gets 20 years for molesting
• Phone survey Wednesday will ask about downtown revitalization
• Annual home and garden show is March 12 and 13
• Meiklejohn becomes new Noble House director
• 2010 candidate Hanneman dies
• Novel includes real area woman as character
• DISH users could lose WANE broadcasts
• Grants available to promote cultural diversity
• Troopers issue fewer tickets, more warnings in January
• Fair announces country music acts
• Assessor’s staff to save county money
• Insect expert to speak at symposium March 19
• 2010 candidate Hanneman dies
• DNR camping reservation system updated
• Noble County Fair announces country music acts
• NFL legend to speak at chamber banquet
• Meth continues to plague area
• Drug has addictive nature
• Man recounts 45 minutes in freezing Shipshewana Lake
• Ice thinning, DNR warns
• Author’s historical novel includes Indiana woman as main character
• 18-month search finds no home for clinic
• Bennett says aggressive agenda in students’ best interest
• Red Cross begins local fund drive
• EN musicians earn gold at state
• For the birds: Watchers enjoy colorful, fun hobby
• Area legislators comment about walkout
• Ligonier Mayor Fisel to give State of the City talk Monday
• Alleged threats lead to federal charges
• Churubusco crash claims second life
• Alternative Learning Center offers academic opportunities
• KPL begins eBooks, audio books online service
• Splash Universe owners denied tax abatement
• Shipshe rejects abatement terms for water park owners
• Phone survey, vision session planned for downtown revitalization
• Emergency personnel offered training update
• Alleged threats lead to possible federal charges
• Shipshe rejects abatement terms for water park owners
• Alleged threats lead to federal charges
• Flooding may follow snowstorm
• Local agencies urge caution in driving
• Winter sticking around
• Weather plays havoc with EN graduation date
• NIF&L being absorbed by NIPSCO
• PH thespians act their way to international competition
• Merchants banquet features prominent speaker
• Howe woman graduates
• LaGrange County 4-H wrapping up enrollment
• LaGrange Red Cross needs volunteers
• Shipshewana Retail Merchants raise funds
• PH thespians act their way to international competition
• ‘Rumors’ spread on CN stage
• Man admits sexual misconduct with minor
• Alternative Learning Center offers academic opportunities
• Winter weather plays havoc with EN graduation
• Man found guilty of dealing meth
• East Noble musicians to compete Saturday
• Funding to clean up meth labs runs out
• Heights adjusts school calendar
• EN changing student bus pickup, dropoff policy
• Winter weather alert for Northern Indiana
• Weather alerts canceled
• Six booked into LaGrange jail
• Legislators to speak at library Saturday
• Applicants sought for LaGrange Plan Commission job
• PH teachers continue to negotiate on new contract
• Legislators to speak at library Saturday
• Albion can trim tasks from waste water project
• Cromwell man dies; five injured
• Rome City man dies from crash injuries
• Howe man allegedly threatened governor
• Democrats walk from Legislature
• MP charged with impersonating police
• Face full
• Farm Bureau to mark Food Check-Out Week
• Noble County Courthouse News
• LaGrange Commissioners want to put lawsuit behind them
• Veterinarian honored for Black Pine work
• Howe man allegedly threatened governor
• Cromwell man dies; five others injured
• Weather contributes to three accidents
• Lou Holtz to speak at Trine graduation
• Man saved from icy lake
• Rome City man dies from crash injuries
• Winter returns with a fury
• Head-on crash on icy road injures two
• Egypt’s youth lead the way
• Real estate data shows improvement
• Gasoline prices up 11.9 cents in a week
• Ice-rescue training
• Ligonier commission to discuss tax relief
• Weather affects LaGrange schools
• State police accepting applications
• Many slide-offs reported due to winter weather
• Head-on crash injures two
• Real estate data mostly positive
• 4 arrested at 2 Shipshe sites
• Census shows Hispanic majority in Ligonier
• Lakeland teacher honored for conservation efforts
• Vendors needed for Ligonier Chamber of Commerce event
• Ligonier Elementary science fair winners
• Topeka gets new website
• Vocational cooperative honors GED graduates
• Kendallville must limit mercury in wastewater
• Northeastern Center may sell adolescent group home land
• LaGrange chamber elects new president
• Demands on dispatchers rising
• Dispatchers deal with stress every day
• Indiana law: Alcohol permits based on population
• Construction of the long-delayed Harrison multiuse project expected to begin by May
• Coming attraction: Rave gets Imax
• Threat charges for area man
• Primaries set in area elections
• Two arrested on false informing charges
• Northeastern Center reports two months of losses
• Incumbents file for LaGrange election
• Northeastern Center may sell adolescent group home land
• Vocational cooperative honors GED graduates
• No one applies for county attorney job
• Government Calendar
• Fraternity to celebrate 75th anniversary
• Incumbents file for LaGrange election
• Primaries set for Ligonier, Avilla, Albion
• Northeastern Center may sell adolescent group home land
• Northeastern Center reports two months of losses
• Two arrested on false informing charges
• Man charged with impersonating police
• Plea withdrawn
• United Way raises $167,734 in Noble County
• Woman killed in crash
• PC’s For Youth donating computers
• New Eden Care Center Births
• More candidates file for Albion council
• Noble County offices to be closed Monday
• Westview high achievers recognized
• Lakeland speech and debate team cleans up
• Man charged with impersonating officer
• Police arrest two near Bixler Lake
• Committee OKs Yarde bill on cell phone use by drivers
• United Way raises $167,734 in Noble County
• Avilla water hike given final OK
• EN Theatre cast triumphs in 'Lend Me a Tenor'
• Awesome archers
• House passes Yarde-authored Dinosaur Building Tax Credit
• Noble County Community Emergency Response Team seeks more participants
• Park board creates new park department position
• Butler, Avilla men arrested on drug charges
• Apple Festival seeks tenderloin vendors
• Kendallville man sentenced
• Three candidates run in city, town elections
• 2 area men arrested on drug charges
• Kendallville must limit mercury in wastewater
• Council grants Courier tax abatement
• CN board approves energy efficiency contract
• Trine expands search for development partners
• Steuben leads way in deer harvest
• Census shows community age trends
• Kindness Counts
• Rome City council plans closed session
• CNHS sets meeting on student iPads
• Council OKs funds for Wagner settlement
• Used shoes accepted at chamber, Hayden’s
• Noble County Community Emergency Response Team seeks more participants
• CNHS sets meeting on student iPads
• Noble EDC to offer internship program
• Rome City seeks grant for Sylvan dam improvements
• PH sends two student musicians to state competition
• Trine expands search for economic development partners
• 4 arrested at Stroh home
• Ligonier council member won’t run again
• Trine scholarship gala raises over $250,000 for students
• ENMS raises money for heart association
• Garden program grows at Heights
• Noble County Relay For Life meeting Thursday
• Four candidates file for council seats
• Courier tax abatement goes to city council tonight
• YMCA executive director resigns
• Police car purchase funding to be determined
• Downtown Harrison development a ‘go’
• LaGrange council OKs funds for Wagner settlement
• Police car purchase funding to be determined
• 'Lend Me a Tenor' cast readies for laughs
• Bill would open high school sports to home-schoolers
• Dispatchers honored
• Libraries closing for Presidents Day
• Correction
• Scarf mystery
• Council members disclose potential conflicts of interest
• State park sponsors bird-counting hike
• Cash for college
• Huq’s arrest part of roller coaster ride of emotions for father of deceased
• State cracking down on alcohol servers
• Police probe death
• Helping small business ‘SCORE’
• College students help check for underage sales
• East Noble soloists win awards
• Fort Wayne man found dead in garage
• Oak Farm Montessori School receives dual accreditation
• '89 murder suspect caught
• Meth labs reach new state peak
• Work begins on downtown revitalization plan
• Science fair winners
• Republican challenges incumbent Ligonier mayor
• Noble County public meetings
• East Noble senior becomes Merit finalist
• Two sentenced in federal courts
• State sets meth record
• Albion preparing for E. coli chlorination
• Small towns growing fast, census shows
• Work begins on downtown Kendallville revitalization plan
• EN student named National Merit finalist
• Guilty plea in child’s death
• Kendallville mayor honors many
• Census could change local legislative districts
• Fire damages Silver Lake home
• Kendallville growth slower than expected
• East Noble hosting speech meet Saturday
• Lakeland music students excel
• Pygmy pet
• Lakeland to hold informational meeting
• Area businesses honored for economic contributions
• Woman pleads guilty in tot’s death
• East Noble hosting speech meet Saturday
• Kendallville mayor honors businesses, individuals
• Power company asks customers to keep meter access available
• Courier Kendallville adding 52 jobs
• Souder to teach at Trine
• LEAP casino event is Saturday in Kendallville
• Trine to house Souder’s papers
• Frigid fortress
• School fitness program reaches record levels
• City borrows money for development debt
• Two sign up as primary candidates
• Multi-tenant registration forms available at City Hall
• Apple Festival accepting tenderloin food booth applications
• Courier Kendallville adding 52 jobs
• Albion preparing for E. coli chlorination
• Kendallville firefighter, police officer of the year honored
• Area educators react to statehouse rally
• Plan commission clears way for Ashley Industrial Molding
• Local students collecting shoes for Africa
• Middle School to offer book fair
• Multi-tenant registration forms available online
• Correction
• Help your hydrant
• ‘Groundhog’ visits at porkburger supper
• Kendallville borrows money for development debt
• A fish out of (frozen) water
• Plan commission clears way for Ashley Industrial Molding
• Think Kindness campaign begins in schools
• Mowery named new chief deputy prosecutor
• Lehman continues St. John winning streak
• Inducted Monday night
• Commissioners consider trending bids
• Mad Ants Day to support Safe Haven program
• Tourism events planned in Noble County
• Areas record above average snowfall
• Ligonier councilman seeking re-election
• Hall of Fame inductees
• Mowery named new chief deputy prosecutor for Noble County
• Coming Tuesday in KPC newspapers
• Snow days force East Noble to change graduation date
• LaGrange commissioners consider trending bids
• Four farmers honored for conservation work
• Funding going well for Ligonier park
• Meth lab explodes; 2 injured
• 1 dead, 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• No changes planned at site of tragedy
• Community calling card
• Calvin’s long road returns to Big Blue Pit tonight
• Area students participate in Trine math contest
• Meet and greet for Calvins today
• Noble County Public Meetings
• Town asks: Keep snow out of the road
• Meet and greet for Calvins Saturday
• Calvin's long road returns to Big Blue Pit
• Area students participate in Trine math contest
• Storm response pleases officials
• Library program wins national award
• Albion man publishes books about area vets
• Hybrid FSSA system now in northeast Indiana
• Kleiman creative writing contest under way
• Sunset Park garden space available
• Gas leak prompts building evacuation
• Parkview LaGrange ranks high in quality care
• Council on Aging names new director
• Master Gardeners’ Spring Symposium planned
• Albion man publishes books about area vets
• PHMS presents play Friday and Saturday
• Two PH thespians head to Nebraska
• Hybrid FSSA system expanded to much of northeast Indiana
• Noble shakes off snowstorm
• LaGrange County copes with blizzard
• EN Theatre to present comedy
• Park department thrives despite budget cuts
• Submit your blizzard photos and stories
• Postal Service asks for clear walkways
• Westview to perform ‘Importance of Being Earnest’
• Bullying Awareness Day set for Feb. 9
• Noble County returns to Level 2 emergency status
• Noble, LaGrange at Level 1 until 6 p.m.
• Storm slams region; travel restricted
• Kendallville native to speak about Saudi Arabia
• State agency offers tips for power outages
• City Council meeting postponed
• Five candidates add names to ballots
• YMCA cancels classes, Old National closes
• Aviation board meeting postponed
• Park department plans snowman contest
• Snow emergency levels clarified
• Topeka declares weather emergency
• Noble County declares snow emergency
• Quality, not quantity called key to jobs bills
• Shipshewana business aims to treat your feet
• Noble REMC offers tips for power outages
• Homeland Security, state police discourage travel
• Crime down 3.2 percent in Kendallville in 2010
• Topeka declares weather emergency
• Blizzard warning issued
• Kendallville, Limberlost libraries closing at 5 p.m.
• Park department sponsoring snowman contest
• Ligonier officials file for re-election
• Aviation board meeting postponed
• Winter storm on its way here
• Storm sends shoppers searching
• Ligonier’s newest murals salute historic businesses
• I&M prepares for power outages
• Winter storm may delay paper deliveries
• House passes Yarde’s K2 spice ban bill
• Making room for more snow
• Kendallville prepares for winter storm
• Scher resigns from Noble County library board
• Noble commissioners make snow contingency plans
• Heavy snow predicted
• Road yields clues to crashes
• ‘Black boxes’ keep tabs on drivers
• In Cairo ‘the worst may have passed’
• Area chambers support Right to Work bill
• Area union leaders see right-to-work as attack
• ‘Pink out’ sought at West Noble
• Rowe retiring after 35 years in prosecutor’s office
• Prosecutors: Rowe leaves big shoes to fill
• Correction
• EN senior selected for scholars program
• Flu season’s peak still coming
• Smoking ban may exempt over-21 establishments
• State redistricting hearings expected
• Correction
• Financing higher education
• Existing home sales a mixed bag in 2010
• Police doubt report of knife attack
• Steuben signs Trine proposal
• National glider event coming to Kendallville
• Wayne Center spelling winners
• Sledding accident injures 2 women
• Four area Head Starts get grants
• Mystery dinner to raise funds for WN alternative school
• EN teachers preparing for new technology
• Two run for offices
• Police department donates camera
• Mystery dinner to raise funds for WN alternative school
• Four area Head Starts get grants
• ‘Noble Vision’ sought for jobs growth
• Indiana school chief preaches accountability
• Victim says she told attacker ‘no’
• Pence won't run for president
• 2 primary candidates sign up
• Gingerbread contest benefits charity
• LaGrange 4-H seeks home school students
• Kendallville home and garden show coming in March
• Former councilman fills vacant Wolcottville seat
• Valentines will raise funds for foundation
• Correction: Vaccine given 4:30-7:30 p.m.
• EN board approves 2011-2012 school calendar
• East Noble leases site for bus maintenance
• Area solder’s ingenuity will save lives
• Shipshewana stays dry
• School repairs eyed
• Prison officials probe timeline of escape
• Chickenpox reported at West Noble Elementary School
• Public invited to IU alumni scholarship fundraiser
• PRIDE promises more help for local drug-free campaign
• County park board organizes
• Town council calls executive session
• Board votes for Shipshe to stay dry
• Chickenpox reported at West Noble Elementary School
• Jobless rate improving
• B & J Medical plans expansion, jobs
• Kendallville police ordering two new cars
• EN’s Knight Rhythms win grand champion trophy
• Postal cuts not considered here — yet
• Busche adding 12 jobs in Albion
• Food pantry donation
• BMV announces online information available
• Wolcottville caucus set for Thursday
• East Noble’s music contest entrants
• Postal cuts not considered locally, yet
• Busche adding 12 jobs in Albion
• Glider events coming to Kendallville airport
• Knight Rhythms win grand champion
• Local fire departments install smoke detectors for hearing impaired
• Area jobless rates fall in December
• Police seek clues to reported attack
• Trine pulls partnership proposal
• Downtown Kendallville getting new trash receptacles
• Grant for sign replacement grows
• Home sales declined, prices rose in 2010
• Prairie Heights NHS assists peers
• State of the Union speech at 9 p.m.
• Lakeland school calendar set
• Ligonier council to continue meeting on Mondays
• EN speech team members preparing for state debate meet
• Grant for sign replacement grows
• Police seek clues to reported attack
• Kendallville woman attacked with knife
• Fewer cases, more felonies for Noble County in 2010
• SDI’s Busse and friends stage Corvette show
• Vocational training available to area young people
• Meth investigation leads to 4 arrests
• EN students selected for honor band
• Indiana sheriffs offering scholarships
• Icy Anglers
• Governor backs Steuben project
• Lawmakers discuss issues in Angola forum
• Ephedrine arrests: worth the time?
• China connection
• Chain O'Lakes escapee captured in Avilla
• Chain O'Lakes prison escapee back in custody
• EN acting class to present state competition show
• Arson sentence delayed again
• PRIDE promises more help for local drug-free campaign
• Eighth-grader saves classmate with Heimlich
• Police Blotter: Kendallville
• Planning, zoning boards elect officers
• Conley seeks re-election
• Man arrested with 12 pounds of pot changed names
• PRIDE promises more help for local drug-free campaign
• Arson sentence delayed again
• EN acting class to present state competition show
• Eighth-grader saves classmate with Heimlich
• Police ‘justified’ in shooting
• Ashley has another distribution center waiting in the wings
• Car explodes, under investigation
• Handshoe, Hanes sign up seeking re-election
• Kimmell man gets 6 years for meth
• Ice fishing fair planned Saturday
• Camp sponsored by energy cooperative
• Howe Lions hold Farmers’ Night
• Rotarians donate pajamas
• Crash on icy road injures Orland woman
• Kimmell man gets 6 years for meth-making
• Deputy eyes return to work after accidental shooting
• Dr. Seuss comes to WN stage
• Family Dollar will build distribution center in Ashley
• Persistence pays off in Ashley effort
• Stutzman supports health care repeal
• 3 candidates kick off Noble County sign-ups
• Business cashes fake payroll check
• Correction: Mayor first took office in 2004
• Redevelopment meeting moves to Monday
• No Northeastern Center board meeting tonight
• Dazey, Franklin will seek re-election
• Noble commissioners consider building, road projects
• Ashley hopes to build from hard work that landed center
• Business cashes fake payroll check
• Kendallville resident loses more than $50,000 in scam
• Ashley gets distribution center
• Weather-related crashes close sections of interstates
• Kendallville mayor: 'Signs are looking up'
• Council passes multi-tenant ordinance; temporarily waives fee
• Ashley could get 300+ jobs
• Right place, right time, right man
• Family had been restoring century-old barn that burned
• Noble County EDC to host 5th annual meeting
• Correction: Book Buddies has 73 students
• County park board to meet for 1st time
• Porter site to host ice fishing derby
• Ligonier mayor reports on city's business growth
• LaGrange commissioners approve plan for South Milford
• Scholars, religious leaders debunk 2012 theory
• Milford Elementary on hold
• CN student goes to medical science event
• Burn victim in stable condition
• Two Noble residents among 40 under 40
• Tombstone Trail planning for 2011
• PRIDE’s national president to speak at local seminar
• Lilly Scholarship application deadline approaching
• Mayor’s State of the City address, town hall meeting tonight
• PH testing report has positive grade
• LEAP Casino Night planned for Feb. 12
• LaGrange EDC hires project manager
• CN student goes to medical science event
• LaOtto gas station held up; juvenile in custody
• Off-duty trooper, Samaritan save woman from blazing vehicle
• Plow drivers rise early, dodge cars to keep roads clear
• Fire destroys 100-year-old barn
• Noble County offices closed today
• Two injured in tractor accident
• South Side spelling champion
• Chain O’ Lakes plans winter hike
• Local post offices plan passport fairs
• LaOtto gas station held up; juvenile in custody
• Two injured in tractor accident
• Fire destroys 100-year-old barn
• Push for school vouchers picking up steam
• Teacher union opposes vouchers
• Legislators want more answers about vouchers
• Skills, leadership tested at winter Scout campout
• Hometown says goodbye to 4 crash victims
• Million-dollar class
• Foundation creates single scholarship application form
• Election winner gives the job back
• West Noble hosts financial-aid night Tuesday
• Council opposes gas station’s application to sell alcohol
• West Noble educator to retire after 40-year career
• Wayne Center Book Buddies promotes reading
• Drug Court success saves taxpayers $1 million
• New Builders Club ready to serve
• Albion chamber honors Dexter Axle
• Superintendent to recommend mothballing Milford Elementary
• East Noble will lease devices
• Meth-maker gets 10 years
• Breaking ground
• Girl Scout Cookies go on sale today
• Fate of Milford Elementary could be decided Monday
• State police promote Moon in Toll Road post
• Meth-maker gets 10 years
• EN students to get computers
• Cunegin leaving Albion prison leadership
• Co-hosts announced for 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Library to host some not-for-profit websites
• Stutzman plans office open house
• Churubusco man claims lottery prize
• Former school secretary pleads guilty
• Man gets 2 years for meth making
• Meeting postponed
• New park sign
• Cunegin leaving area prison leadership
• Library merger voted down
• Steuben council hears Trine proposal
• Crash victims’ town feeling huge loss
• Daniels urges aggressive school changes
• Local legislators like Daniels’ speech
• Nine area high schools top state graduation rate
• Family’s father said final goodbye
• Wintry weather snarls area traffic
• Mobile home assessments to be mailed Friday
• City, town election candidate sign-up starts
• Snow plagues drivers
• Ligonier, Noble County library boards reject merger plan
• Nine area high schools top state graduation rate
• EN board to consider buying computers for students
• EN choir captures first place
• Fire alarm evacuates high school
• Kendallville receives tree-planting grant
• Topeka road project to start in June
• Mom, 3 daughters die; infant survives
• ‘They were the loves of our lives,’ grandmother of crash victims says
• Noble commissioners review snow emergency rules
• Bill passage means vote centers could be coming
• Council approves settlement of Wagner lawsuit
• NOAA calls winter weather advisory
• Fan turnout topic of school board meeting
• Tax rates would change if libraries merge
• Deal to sell empty factory OK’d
• Carbon monoxide sends 6 to hospital
• Noble commissioners review snow emergency ordinance
• LaGrange council approves settlement of Wagner lawsuit
• 4 from Michigan killed in crash; infant survives
• New law requires recycling old electronics
• Noble County Disposal ahead of curve on recycling electronics
• Shooting may change security in district offices
• Avilla man sentenced to 12 years
• New law saves waste district funds
• Cold but beautiful
• Vocational welding program accredited as testing facility
• Train-vehicle crash kills 3; infant survives
• AZ shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• 15-year-old Ligonier boy dies after battle with cancer
• Getting fit for the first time
• Swimming keeps couple feeling young
• Financial advisors cautiously optimistic
• Winter Fest brings speeding snowmobiles to 4-H park
• Regional partnership's fundraising campaign places greater emphasis on marketing northeast ...
• Regional chamber sets agenda for state, federal lobbying efforts
• Lake effect snow advisory
• Tuesday vote will decide if libraries merge
• Meth deals result in 14-year sentence
• Local lawmakers lay out priorities
• Cities may stop adding fluoride
• Wintry scene
• Collision injures two
• State police team focuses on drunken-driving arrests
• LaGrange County school congratulated
• Historical performance today in Shipshewana
• LMS parent-teacher conferences planned
• Cities might be able to eliminate adding fluoride to water
• Woman gets 14 years for meth offenses
• Former school secretary pleads guilty
• Sorg chosen for Wolcottville council
• Parkview LaGrange welcomes Jared Miller as first baby of 2011
• Yarde targets cell-phone road hazards
• LaGrange County 4-H enrollment underway for 2011
• Deadline nears for EN student vaccinations
• REMC director re-elected
• Man gets 2 years for meth making
• LaGrange County parks offer activities in January
• Woman pleads guilty to dealing meth
• Former school secretary pleads guilty to forgery
• Avilla man sentenced to 12 years
• Meth-making nets 10-year sentence
• State Police report I-69 slick near Fort Wayne
• Drug Free Noble County gets new leader
• ABC’s Diane Sawyer interviews Stutzman
• Local senators have wish lists
• ‘It’s all about the budget’ for state legislators
• City honors retired employees
• KPL to host interactive gaming
• Alfalfa sprouts cause salmonella outbreak
• Limberlost library to host teen karaoke
• No fire found at Summer’s Stories
• Chili supper to benefit scholarship fund
• Kruse, Glick plan bills for legislative session
• No fire found at Kendallville bookstore
• Kendallville honors retired employees
• Library merger gets money from state
• LaOtto company moving to Larwill
• DNR unveils new plan for new deer-hunting rules
• Longtime area doctor retires
• Down to one member, Wolcottville council can’t meet
• Council to decide on settlement
• Boy gets 25 years for role in slaying
• Shipshewana employees get pay raises
• BMV procedures clarified
• LaGrange boy accidentally shoots brother
• LaGrange boy accidentally shoots brother
• Down to one member, Wolcottville council can’t meet
• State commits $50,000 to merger of Noble libraries
• Noble County considering pay-structure changes
• Stalled emergency aid grant now moving
• LaGrange commissioners elect Bachman president
• Council to consider revised multi-tenant ordinance
• Year sees fewer crashes, fatalities
• LaGrange commissioners elect Bachman president
• Christian training center planned for area
• Noble’s first baby of 2011 joins 10 siblings
• Memorial scholarship fund to benefit from chili supper
• Ligonier chiropractor closing his practice
• Government Calendar
• Ligonier contest winner
• Correction
• Kurtz named executive editor for KPC dailies
• Earthquake felt like a ‘tremor’
• Man rescued from Crooked Lake sailing mishap
• New state standards may mean more students tested
• Bathers test Bixler Lake’s icy waters
• LaGrange deputy injured in accidental shooting
• Leatherman’s run as Noble County sheriff ends today
• Quake shakes area residents
• Newspaper offices will be closed today
• Sworn in
• Polar Bear Swim Saturday at Bixler
• Holiday closings
• UPDATE: Police officer shot
• Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles N Central Indiana
• Police officer shot
• No such thing as safe ice, only safer ice
• Library to host Yu-Gi-Oh tourney
• Park holiday greetings display ends Sunday
• Pankop named park director
• Cold creations
• Pankop named park director
• Cold creations
• Board of Works approves Taylor Made parking
• Topeka getting grocery store
• CODE PROBLEM: Board of Works approves Taylor Made parking
• Criminal dispositions
• Black Pine to offer animal enrichment day
• Albion personnel ordinance approved
• Polar Bear Swim at Bixler set for Saturday
• Bank robbery ‘person of interest’ in custody
• Topeka pays off projects
• Kendallville Board of Works approves Taylor Made parking
• Polar Bear Swim at Bixler set for Saturday
• Person of interest in custody in bank robbery
• West Noble Day Care forced to close
• Fire department honors Loos, Conley, Meibers
• Raises for Avilla town employees pass on first reading
• Indiana attorney general seeks compensation fund for financial scam victims
• YMCA plans winter extravaganza
• Three from Noble arrested in Kosciusko drug busts
• Two injured in crash with pole
• Ligonier firefighters honored at banquet
• Republicans take aim at education reforms
• Government Calendar
• West Noble girl wins district essay contest
• Noble County to swear in new officials
• Shipshewana Ice Fest starts this week
• What’s for lunch?
• Bridging the digital divide
• Hass, Myers step down from county government
• Armed robbers hit bank
• Area Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Soldier returns from Afghanistan training mission
• Area expert offers coping tips for holidays
• PH approves curriculum changes
• Woman charged with battery to law enforcement
• City honored for National Guard support
• Newspaper offices to be closed today
• Caucus set for Wolcottville council seat
• Limberlost library to offer computer classes
• Woman arrested on multiple charges
• Kendallville honored for National Guard support
• Howe bank robbed
• Gas price increase changes some travel plans
• Expert says Speedway controls local gasoline prices
• Former area man found dead in Michigan
• Swearing in
• Shipshewana OKs rezoning 42 acres
• Rural Corunna man found dead
• Newspaper offices to be closed Friday
• Fishing derby scheduled at GSP
• Prison choir
• Area Marine killed
• Kendallville introduces revised ordinance
• Handshoe to seek 3rd term
• Meth lab found at Kendallville house fire
• Stutzman: Keep federal debate open
• Noble, LaGrange see more homes sold
• Chain O’ Lakes Gospel Choir celebrates the season
• Church plans community Christmas dinner
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Food pantry donations
• Saying ‘so long’
• Fire destroys forklift
• Investigators seek cause for Monday house fire
• Handshoe announces she will seek re-election
• LaGrange grad rate tops state average
• Noble County to save on uniform purchases
• Council to consider revised multi-tenant dwelling ordinance
• Noble, LaGrange see more homes sold
• Hudson council ex-president sentenced for felony
• Christner has sentencing moved
• Nuisance ordinance violator fined $2,500
• Firefighters battle house fire
• Final 2010 town hall meeting tonight
• Noble County to save on uniform purchases
• Kendallville to consider revised multi-tenant dwelling ordinance
• Skillman will not run for governor in 2012
• Fremont, Eastside lead area graduation rates
• Ligonier teen granted ‘Star Wars’ wish
• Thousands of local residents donate blood
• Rotary Club donation
• Government Calendar
• Stump approached government with farmer’s tenacity
• Trine to propose $28 million partnership
• Major Moves funds used by counties for improvements
• Parkview distribution center boosts efficiency
• Plant makes case for another GM investment
• Special park lighting holiday extras to end this weekend
• Jobless rate climbs
• Stutzman, Bayh, Lugar all vote for tax compromise
• United Way hopes for big finish to campaign
• Correction
• Science scholars honored
• Area Troopers honored for years of service
• Hoosiers can file Sunday to resume jobless benefits
• United Way hopes for big finish to campaign
• Area unemployment jumps in November; numbers still lower than a year ago
• 300 EN students lack vaccines
• Glick takes oath as new state Senator
• Michigan man faces $3 fine, possible jail for 12 pounds of pot
• Topeka Ministerial Association given grant opportunity
• Habitat for Humanity offers new program
• Shipshe merchants to donate on fifth Saturdays
• Third-graders get dictionaries
• Westview’s November ambassadors named
• Community Christmas play set for this weekend
• 300 EN students need vaccinations
• Former Hudson council president sentenced to home detention
• EN cautious on tech initiative
• Cloud computing coming to CNHS
• Albion sewer rate increase introduced
• Flood of new census data will tell stories
• Topeka parking changes
• Second water main may be run to Arvada Hills
• Stutzman named to ag, budget committees
• Stutzman receives committee appointments
• Albion sewer rate increase introduced
• Cloud computing coming to CNHS
• LaGrange attorney Glick to take Ind. Senate seat
• Woman saved in fire
• Geothermal system proposed for Wolf Lake school
• Local VIPs ‘jailed’ for MDA
• Rome City reduces 2010 budget to cushion 2011 cuts
• County traffic partnership wins award from state
• Correction
• Lions accepting glasses, hearing aids
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Honor Roll
• Woman gets time served for aiding arson
• Second water main may be run to Arvada Hills
• Woman rescued from fire at assisted living facility
• Rome City uses 2010 cuts to boost 2011 budget
• Ligonier tables decision on new administrator
• Area avoids brunt of wintry blast
• Stutzman agrees with health-care ruling
• $500,000 grant in jeopardy due to software
• Avilla gets new downtown business
• Government Calendar
• Lakeland speech team receives honors
• $500,000 grant in jeopardy due to software
• State Police see more crashes
• Rollover crash injures four
• Facebook changes quadriplegic’s life
• School voucher battle lies ahead
• Winter storm warning continues throughout area
• Santa, baby
• Historic manor
• Gas explosion takes out house’s wall
• Man gets 6 years for making meth
• Library board wants public input on proposed merger
• Winter storm warning remains in effect
• Ligonier buisinessman dies
• Christmas Bureau delivers hope
• Legislators discuss issues at forum
• Christmas season in Ligonier
• Breakfast with Santa
• Local quilter in regional exhibit
• Winter Storm Warning
• Black Pine mourns African lion
• Man faces 12 years for meth dealing
• Ligonier participates in contest
• Man Tased after threatening police with knife
• No surprises for Shipshewana’s budget
• Reserve your space for LaGrange Chamber showcase
• Buy food for a good cause Tuesday
• Jailbirds become songbirds
• Ligonier selling factory building
• Tips, footprints lead to theft arrests
• Ligonier selling factory building
• Prisoners share music in touring choir
• Black Pine mourns African lion
• State orders Kendallville to cut 2011 budget
• Foundation honors ‘Givers of Gifts’
• Wolcottville man 0-2 in police pursuits
• Industrial park named Certified Site Ready
• Tickets remain for holiday concert
• Kid’s Day Saturday in Shipshewana
• Christmas Cantata this weekend
• Santa draws a crowd
• Support group offered
• Shipshewana benefitting from foundation grant
• State orders Kendallville to cut 2011 budget
• Man arrested second time for fleeing police
• Ligonier man gets 8 years for burglary
• Wolcottville will keep police department
• Wolcottville council member steps down
• Advisor hired for downtown revamp
• City works with landlords to resolve multi-tenant law issues
• Windmill wonderland ends this weekend
• Holiday helpers
• Wolcottville will keep police department
• RDC hires downtown revitalization consultant
• Five injured in house fire
• Wood shop destroyed by fire
• Two teens injured in crash
• Project presentations tonight canceled
• Tickets on sale for historic house tours on Saturday
• Christmas in Ligonier events
• Local dancing stars
• Police arrest man at meth lab
• Christmas cuts
• Chase leads to charges for Corunna woman
• Lake effect snow advisory continues in area
• Police K9 catches fleeing suspect
• Government Calendar
• Police arrest man at meth lab
• Wandering Indiana
• KPC newspapers earn state honors
• Christmas in Kendallville
• Families divide over real vs. artificial trees
• Stutzman to sign book copies in Shipshe
• Meth cook given 4 years
• Former local woman on TV show
• Toys for Joys, Helping Hands help the needy
• Woman gets 282 days for A felony
• Teen crocheting class offered at KPL
• KPL to offer cookie class for teens
• Parade at 1 p.m. today
• Tri-County Traffic group issues 116 citations
• Keep holiday spending within budget
• Former local woman on TV show
• Toys for Joys, Helping Hands help the needy
• Stutzman to sign books in Shipshe
• Willy Wonka's dreams become realities
• Bell says region needs to 'win together'
• Meth cook given 4 years
• Briefs
• Christmas parade at 1 p.m. Saturday
• Community Harvest Farm Wagon moves
• Student ‘cut-athon’ supports holiday charity
• Humane shelter open house set
• Man gets 4 years in crash that injured kids
• Souder: Bailouts saved area
• Souder talks about his new life
• Windmill winter wonderland opens Friday
• Men charged after meth lab found
• Limberlost library to start mentoring program
• Township to consider fire station contract
• KPL welcomes Civil War photo exhibit
• West Noble goes ‘ugly’ for Noble House
• Fremont announces Christmas lights winners
• Cards requested for Devan White
• Pokagon to host 4th annual Toboggan Time Trials
• Christmas Bureau coordinators cry 'Help'
• Location of Topeka Save-A-Lot unveiled
• Operation Round Up gives grants, sets deadline
• Child playing with lighter starts fire in mobile home
• Library merger talks turn to taxes
• Christmas parade downtown Saturday
• Mail carrier retires after 37 years
• Man razes barn to save on taxes
• Airing concerns
• Photos depict Howe’s 12 Days of Christmas
• Volunteers needed to help with kettle drive bell ringing
• Commissioners hire highway engineer
• Fire department elects Lock chief
• Making a statement
• Utility bill leads police to drug suspect
• Utility bill leads police to drug suspect
• Noble County hires highway engineer
• Student projects benefit community, near and far
• Iraqi immigrants in Angola grateful
• Historic B-and-B tour set for Saturday
• Kendallville Christmas Walk to benefit Christmas Bureau
• Man dies in Noble crash
• Purdue extension asks for public input on strategic plan
• Questions remain in ax murder
• Don't change that channel
• School celebrates founder’s plan
• GM completes major turnaround
• Black Friday sales strong
• Orange Township fire station bid awarded
• Windmill museum, park plan holiday displays
• EN students place high in science competition
• Library merge committee meetings set
• SUV driven through preschool, hits carport
• Government Calendar
• Library merge committee meetings set
• EN students place high in science competition
• Windmill museum, park plan holiday displays
• Black Friday trouble reported at Angola Walmart
• Finding hope in Washington
• ’08 caucus victory set table for Stutzman’s congressional win
• Board of Works approves triathlon event
• U.S. 6 crash injures two men
• LaGrange Turkey Trot this weekend
• Kendallville downtown decorated
• LaGrange to offer flu-shot clinic
• New Lifegate Church offers singing and praising
• 2008 caucus victory set table for Stutzman congressional win
• U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman takes conservative principles to D.C.
• Area school corporations all make AYP
• Area jobless rate drops
• Stutzman plans to move Kendallville office to Howe
• Frayed cord causes smoke in porch
• Historic B-and-B tour set for Dec. 4
• Health Department to sponsor flu clinic
• Peace poster
• Noble County Courthouse News
• LaGrange, Noble school corporations make AYP
• Area unemployment lower in October
• Firm expands, adding 15 jobs
• World War II veteran appreciates Honor Flight experience
• Elementary school walking track gets needed paving
• ENMS band department to host dinner, concert
• Food pantry expands hours
• Floral shop opens in LaGrange
• Orange Township to vote on fire station contract
• Humane Society announces raffle, open house
• Real estate market shows positive signs
• Funds available to help mitigate ash borer problems
• Basket Brigade helps more than 400 needy families
• SonLight mission team changed forever by Haiti
• Area schools ready for online ISTEP+
• Meadowview awarded for focus on students
• ENMS seeks other schools for collaboration
• Rollover rescue
• Government Calendar
• Festival of Trees
• Glick wins state Senate seat
• Lotto numbers
• Black Friday extended into season
• Athletes help community
• Ligonier sets public hearing on water-rate hike
• Remarkable readers
• Volunteers reduce Northeast Center costs
• Tickets go on sale for EN’s “Willy Wonda,” “Breakfast With Santa”
• Wayne Center Elementary tops scores at spell bowl
• Cromwell council to meet Tuesday in special session
• LaGrange Healthy Families needs help
• Bomb threat evacuates ENHS
• State senate candidates address issues at forum
• Middle school production
• Gingerbread house contest in Shipshewana
• Albion Lions to sell citrus
• Flood risk open house Nov. 30
• Register for Chamber showcase
• LaGrange Habitat has new treasurer
• Joining House ‘humbling’ to Stutzman
• Semi rolls on toll road, pins man
• EN board likes tech initiative
• Police initiate Safe Haven program
• Fire station bids come in under estimate
• Basket Brigade families need help
• LaGrange nuisance hearing to be continued
• Elementary schools compete today in spell bowl
• Five candidates for Saturday caucus
• UPDATED: Semi rolls on toll road
• Stutzman sworn in
• Wawaka man auctions off farm-related collection
• CN board approves bond sale
• City to monitor for storm water pollutants
• Teen to offer church breakfasts
• Leaf pickup ends this month
• Mediacom increases cable TV rates
• ENMS to offer holiday show
• Stutzman sworn in as newest House member
• Superintendent wants tech devices for all EN students
• Lakeland renovation project tabled
• Stutzman to be sworn in today
• Woman’s neck broken in crash
• Health department may relocate into Albion
• Student collecting coats for needy
• Glick announces bid for Senate seat
• Collision reported on Cedar Street
• Council to consider multi-tenant ordinance
• Health department may relocate into Albion
• LaGrange attorney files for Dist. 13 seat
• Woman suffers broken neck in crash
• Christmas Bureau working hard to make holiday brighter
• Toys for Tots seeks donations, drop off locations
• Parks closed for deer reduction
• Colorful thank-you note
• City water department to flush hydrants
• Ugly-beard contest under way
• Pokagon’s roots extended to Steuben County
• EN spellers finish third in state
• ‘Multiple gunshots’ killed man after standoff
• Wilmot author hopes readers open ‘Pandora’s Box’
• Police shoot man after standoff
• ‘He wasn’t all there’
• Christmas parade deadline is Friday
• EN spellers compete at state finals today
• Businessman announces Senate bid
• Westview rails against mandated retention
• EN spellers compete at state finals Saturday
• LaGrange businessman joins Dist. 13 race
• Cyber-bullying blamed for fights at middle school
• Honoring America’s veterans
• Potter’s Fest in Garrett Saturday
• ENMS honors vets today
• Veterans Day visitors
• ARC open house
• Two more running for Dist. 13 seat
• Caffeine-alcohol drinks being pulled from shelves
• Basket Brigade
• Caffeine-alcohol drinks being pulled from shelves
• Conservancy district seeking grant for dam improvements
• Trine, Howe School celebrate partnership
• Dinner to benefit needy children
• Two announce District 13 candidacies
• Police to emphasize traffic safety enforcement
• Topeka works to get Save-A-Lot
• Westview freshman designs ice fest pin
• Police booth plaque
• Court date set for Topeka man
• Home-schooler's mom claims discrimination
• CN musical to ‘Rain’ starting Saturday
• Young hero saves people after crash
• Caucus date set for state Senate
• Dentist files for state Senate seat
• Police to up traffic safety enforcement
• Dinner to benefit needy children
• Westview freshman designs ice fest pin
• Downtown Angola getting festive for the holidays
• Libraries closed for November holidays
• Stutzman resigns from state senate
• Deer hits truck on busy roadway
• Court date set for Topeka man
• Classic film, Broadway show comes to Central Noble
• Young hero aids crash victims
• Property tax deadline is Wednesday
• Veterans Day events planned in West Noble area
• Council to pay sheriff’s clerks from jail fund
• VFW to host Vets ceremony
• Chess master visits library
• West Noble principals report on realignment
• Albion courthouse, square to be part of revitalization effort
• Noble property tax deadline Wednesday
• LaGrange council to pay sheriff dept. clerks from jail fund
• Trine, Howe School celebrate partnership
• Deer hit on busy street
• Mom of home-schooler claims discrimination
• Lakeland to perform Romeo & Juliet
• ENHS plans Veterans Day ceremony
• EN Theatre season tickets go on sale next week
• Local soldier receives care package from students
• Fire damages Corunna home
• Library merger committee hears no dissent
• Volunteers pack meals for Kids Against Hunger
• Hands-on volunteer wins Heart of Gold Award
• Elderly woman defies death, starts painting
• Public meeting on library merger today
• Set clocks back tonight for Daylight Saving Time
• Underground railroad is topic of historical society meeting
• Chicago-style food meets LaGrange
• Fundraiser set for ill boy
• A thoughtful donation
• ‘The Miracle Worker’ coming to Howe’s Bouton Auditorium
• Crash victim was Wawaka man, 19
• West Noble theater to put on ‘The Man Who Came to Dinner’
• Where to live, staffing, more fill Stutzman’s plate
• Man gets 3 years for stabbing
• Wawaka man killed in crash
• Fundraiser set for ill boy
• Students bring Helen Keller drama to Bouton Auditorium
• Public meeting on library merger Saturday
• LaGrange Health Department to offer flu vaccine clinic
• Man admits dealing heroin, theft
• County library won’t buy land
• 2 drug dealers each get prison
• 2 drug dealers each get prison
• Man gets 3 years for stabbing
• Many decisions ahead for Stutzman
• Man admits dealing heroin, theft
• Public meeting on library merger is Saturday
• BZA allows Kimmell veterinary clinic
• Local advertisement gets national attention
• Historic home opening to benefit Noble House, Humane Society of Noble County
• Police, DNR investigate Avilla cougar sighting
• Council approves abatement, rezoning
• Caucus to choose Stutzman’s replacement
• House leaders welcome Stutzman
• Dist. 13 will have new state senator by Christmas
• PH grad moving from film to military
• Bontrager wins close race for Shipshewana seat
• Monroe wins LaGrange County assessor
• Heller takes LaGrange County Commissioners seat
• Bison Ranch owner takes LaGrange County Council spot
• Yarde retains Indiana House seat
• Martin re-elected LaGrange County Sheriff
• Dolezal unseats Stump as Noble commissioner
• Stutzman claims House seat
• Noble County voting going well
• TIF district proposed for South Milford
• LaGrange County assists in Sturgis fire
• Noble Council passes salary ordinance
• Plan Commission recommends rezoning for former Dana Epic building
• What’s for dinner?
• Ribbon cutting for road opening
• 2 injured when truck strikes house
• County OKs rural junk ordinance
• Dolezal unseats Stump as Noble commissioner
• Leatherman to shift from Noble sheriff to county council
• Kathy Heuer wins bid to represent District 83
• Jellison, Fiandt elected to Albion Council
• Martin re-elected LaGrange County Sheriff
• Puckett returning to Avilla Council
• Noble commissioners approve junk ordinance
• Government Calendar
• Cancer support
• Democrat complaint filed vs. Stutzman campaign
• Naturalist on the road to recovery
• Polling places listed
• Congressional races a highlight in Tuesday elections
• Tax quandary: How to fund public sector
• Weather safety highlighted by unseasonable storm
• Kendallville Downtown Treats
• LaGrange Trick or Treat
• Kendallville Dog Rescue
• Zombie Walkers
• Main Street Halloween event scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday
• First-graders learn with pumpkins
• Ashley firm plans Kendallville expansion
• Noble House fundraiser
• Effort seeks care packages for soldiers
• Alert teen recognizes medical crisis in grandma
• Kiwanis and Lions sponsor turkey dinner
• Main Street trick or treat, Zombie Walk today
• Council approves 2010 county budget
• Fall Fun
• Council to consider Mahoney Foundry tax abatement
• Common Grace offices open during the week
• Solutions for landfill, communications sought
• LaGrange Commissioners approve tax abatements
• Change coming to Cromwell auto dealership
• Chili cookers
• Public invited to view play at EN, WN
• Ligonier seeking committee appointments
• Leaf pickup schedule begins today
• One injured in crash
• Common Grace, food pantry dedicate Dowling Street facility
• Gaslight announces Halloween show
• 100 pot plants confiscated in bust
• Tax sale to be one of county’s largest
• EN band gets silver rating, does not advance
• Spooky stuff
• Schools focus on bullying
• Gaslight announces Halloween show
• EN grad stars as Patsy Cline
• EN spellers score highest total of season
• Westview enrollment hits new high
• United Way campaign goal: $200,000
• Westview retains county Wildlife Habitat crown
• Shipshewana raises sewer hookup fee
• GSP to host Halloween event
• LaGrange to hold informational series on farm animals
• Humane society hosting Halloween event
• Swinging into fall
• Woman gets 6 years for meth deal
• Meeting on library merger is Tuesday
• Child care centers rated for quality care
• Horse & Carriage auction today in Howe
• Teacher rewards
• Cancer benefit Saturday for Prairie Heights student
• KPL adopts 2011 budget
• NIFL anticipates low gas rates
• Eyesores getting attention
• Kendallville woman gets 6 years for meth deal
• Meeting on library merger is Tuesday
• Lakeland library to offer e-readers
• 3rd District hopefuls crowd to right
• Clarification: No deal yet between LEAP, library
• LEAP looking at KPL space for main office
• KPL adopts 2011 budgets
• 3 arrested on meth charges
• Fire destroys mo-ped, car
• How to get free specialized smoke alarms
• Mayor appoints new street superintendent
• Christmas Parade set for Dec. 4
• Nominees sought for Givers of Gift awards
• Halloween event to benefit two Noble County families
• LaGrange County company to expand
• Tickets available for senatorial debate in Fort Wayne
• Lakeland library to offer e-readers
• 3 arrested on meth charges
• Kendallville Christmas Parade set for Dec. 4
• Nominees sought for Giver of Gifts awards
• Kendallville mayor appoints new street superintendent
• Rome City adopts 2011 budget
• Leo Club, Myers and Perkins honored with Mighty Oak awards
• Ligonier water rates to increase
• Next phase in Lakeland’s Leading EDGE estimated at $2 million
• Special smoke alarms available for the deaf
• Limberlost library announces Halloween events
• Firefighters Challenge
• County employees’ health insurance won’t rise
• Halloween event to benefit two Noble County families
• Gaming effort to be sent to Guinness
• Gas prices jump 11 cents
• Health insurance costs remain flat for Noble County employees
• Four injured in crash
• Hearing on water rates is tonight in Ligonier
• Safe Kids Day
• Rotarians at work
• Heritage Festival
• Atz Furniture store celebrates remodeling
• Homecoming 'sweeter' than usual
• Noble House director resigns
• ‘There’s always so much more to learn’
• Candidates share views at forum
• LaGrange Citizen of the Year passionate about philanthropy
• Fast facts: Multiple births
• Double take a Hendry Park
• Do-It-Yourself Divorce
• Ligonier “Zombie Walk” set for Sunday at library
• EN spellers finish second at Garrett
• Avilla man recovering after liver transplant
• Burglar pleads guilty
• No mail delivery Monday
• Ligonier man sentenced in federal court
• LaGrange County recognized by American Red Cross
• LaGrange Habitat holds family support meeting
• America in Bloom awards Shipshewana
• Volunteers plant Kendallville fruit orchard
• Lakeland senior takes Corn School crown
• LaGrange REMC Round Up grants awarded
• YMCA gets new equipment
• Ligonier man sentenced in federal court for dealing meth
• Public defender’s office saving county money
• Candiate touts economic growth program
• Informational session on Medicare this month
• Volunteers plant Kendallville orchard
• Safe Kids Day set for Saturday in Ligonier
• 3rd District debate is Tuesday at IPFW
• Kendallville man released without charges filed
• Up, up and away!
• Prairie Heights to host Heritage Festival
• Commission recommends special use for Pioneer
• New synthetic drugs in our midst
• More than 300 students, volunteers walk to school
• Tombstone Trail leads tourists to Noble, DeKalb
• Operation Round Up announces grants, sets deadline
• Candidate forum set for Saturday
• Safe Kids Day set for Saturday in Ligonier
• Little Miss Corn School
• Doctor retires after 46 years serving Noble, LaGrange
• Orchard to bloom in Kendallville
• Ligonier library honored by journal
• Apple Festival home decorating winners announced
• Gas leak delays classes at Ligonier Elementary School
• Blessing of the pets
• County endorsed as possible foreign trade zone
• 8 vie for Corn School queen
• Joseph A. Greenlee Jr., M.D. retires after 46 years in practice
• Thursday meeting to discuss Cromwell downtown
• Safe Kids Day set for Saturday in Ligonier
• Meth conviction leads to 10-year sentence
• Tombstone Trail leads tourists to Noble, DeKalb
• Injury crash
• City announces leaf pickup schedule
• Tree program topic of tonight’s town hall meeting
• Noble Red Cross seeks emergency volunteers
• Gas leak delays classes at Ligonier Elementary School
• County endorsed as possible foreign trade zone
• Morning crash
• House fire
• Queen and king
• Housing partnership gives out 9 renovation grants
• SUV hits porch
• LaGrange 4-H'er tops showmanship contest
• Pumpkin Fantasyland back for 38th year
• Apple Festival comes to ‘cool’ conclusion
• Thousands pack 25th Apple Festival
• Ford testifies on ‘K2’
• More windshields, more jobs
• Marching Knights advance to regional
• Six hurt in rollover crash on S.R. 8
• EN spellers finish behind Penn again
• S.R. 9 in LaGrange closed next week
• LaGrange Corn School starts Tuesday
• Regional planning groups announce merger
• EN students score high on merit test
• Avilla School prepping students for college
• Salons aid incancer fight
• Man in wheelchair sentenced to prison
• Lighting candles for domestic violence
• Man gets 25 years for assault
• East Noble reports enrollment decline
• LaGrange Corn School starts Tuesday
• IN 5 scheduled for closure beginning Tuesday
• Safe Haven receives grant
• Project to close S.R. 8 next week
• Emergency Management director completes leadership series
• Kimmell man admits making meth
• Kimmell man admits making meth
• Meth dealing nets 6-year sentence
• EN spellers finish second
• Time running out for property tax appeals
• EN superintendent to meet public
• EN Marching Knights to compete in ISSMA district
• Albion business owners buy Auburn feed supplier
• Business hours change at compost site
• Man sought after break-in
• Apple Festival kicks off Saturday
• BANI offers lead paint course
• Courier leasing employee parking space
• Collaboration puts chimp habitat under construction
• Orange Township Invitational champs
• Blackhawk lands at Howe
• ENHS reports record SAT scores
• Contracting firm to call Albion home
• Light the Night raises more than $30,000
• Man sought after break-in
• CN homecoming court
• County wants to change EMS contract
• Light the Night walk is tonight
• Ligonier mayor suspends building commissioner
• BANI offers lead paint course
• ENHS reports record SAT scores
• EN students score high on merit test
• Topeka water main job awarded
• West Noble plans college day
• Commissioners rezone former fire station
• Police fire knocks power in Garrett
• Teen gets 30 years for stepfather's death
• Noble County wants to change EMS contract
• Strand to host Gene Stratton-Porter film festival
• Light the Night walk Tuesday
• Sponsors recognized
• Dining with Diabetes class to be offered
• Frog-flipping event coming up
• Series of drug offenses nets 17 years
• West Noble School Board meets Wednesday this week
• LaGrange 4-H holds board elections
• Miss Indiana to perform at Apple Festival
• A day in the life of an OB nurse
• Bugs for dinner
• Frontier begins push to expand its DSL service in rural areas
• Lawnmower derby
• Government Calendar
• Assistant arsonist sentenced to 6 years
• EN students honored for AP results
• East Noble homecoming royalty
• 13 stolen Harleys recovered
• Mom admits leaving newborn in trash bin
• Barden's bond hits $750,000
• Rome City woman to appear on 'Pawn Stars'
• EN Homecoming court
• Homeowner complains about deteriorating neighborhood
• Cancer walk needs teams
• Friend encourages man to turn himself in
• Man surrenders to police
• 13 stolen Harleys recovered
• Man sentenced to 6 years for aiding with arson
• Series of drug offenses nets 17 years
• Bond for Barden raised to $750,000
• Feast at Woodruff Grove church
• Pumpkinvine Nature Trail breaks ground
• Homecoming parade
• Updated: Man who allegedly fired at vehicle arrested
• Friend encourages man to turn himself in
• EN superintendent to meet the public
• KPL to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• KPL seeks public help
• Ligonier fills two job posts
• Group Dekko educates staff on safety
• Leaders discuss Ligonier's future
• Parkview LaGrange unveils oncology clinic
• EN senior named merit semifinalist
• Fire destroys rural county home
• KPL to offer Excel classes
• KPL storytime to visit fire station
• Apple Festival art show entries welcomed
• EN spellers finish 2nd to Penn at invite
• 2 arrested in LaGrange on marijuana charges
• Jobless rate drops
• Heights first grader fights cancer
• Miller event sets record
• City’s 2011 budget as low as 2003 budget
• Festival prep
• Grant to help replace signage
• Housing sales showing increase locally
• United Way moving headquarters
• Area unemployment drops in August
• Teen injured in crash
• LaGrange couple arrested on marijuana charges
• Entries accepted for festival home decorating
• EN Marching Knights finish second
• Public hearing tonight on 2011 budget
• Homecoming royalty
• United Way of Noble County moving headquarters
• Ligonier Marshmallow Festival Grand Parade Prize Winners
• WN calls home-school meeting
• Train ride
• Rope trip
• Downtown meeting is Sept. 21 in Ligonier
• Givers, receivers share stories of joy
• Animal shelters struggle with expenses
• Beck: 'God must come first'
• Harvest Fest under way in Albion
• Protesters greet Beck followers Saturday outside Angola
• Area chapter of Wall Gang being formed
• Beck sponsors pleased with site
• Angola soldier wounded
• Trying for a record
• Man pulled from burning vehicle
• Hanneman seeks District 52 seat as Libertarian
• Meth dealer gets probation
• Races for Congress, legislature heating up
• LaGrange County employee dies after motorcycle accident
• Pyle earns Billy Mitchell Award from CAP
• East Albion work to restrict traffic in Avilla
• County Democrats to open headquarters
• Protests will greet Beck before, after event
• Security to be tight at Beck event
• Beck's visit excites local GOP, draws protests
• Man gets six years for selling drugs
• Indian Summer Days set for this weekend
• Man gets six years for dealing drugs
• East Albion work to restrict traffic in Avilla
• Noble County Democrats to open headquarters Saturday
• There's one!
• Topeka passes K2 ordinance
• Woman injured when struck by her own vehicle
• Wanted in Kendallville
• U.S. 6 project near Wawaka nearing completion
• Flames destroy couple's barn
• Neighbors aid in drug arrest
• Time for Albion's Harvest Fest
• Ligonier adds deputy clerk position
• Former prosecutor John Thrapp dies
• U.S. 6 project near Wawaka nearing completion
• Albion Chamber to meet at prison
• CN plans nonpublic schools meeting
• Community foundation teaming with schools to stock food pantries
• Meetings called to discuss alleged misconduct by city employee
• Albion budget proposal up 5 percent
• Bull runs loose in Albion industrial park
• Harvest Fest set for Saturday, Sunday
• Ligonier adds deputy clerk position
• Foundation donates to food effort
• Woman gets two years for arson
• State audit shows problems in Ligonier
• MySpace leads to molestation arrest
• Group collecting warm coats
• Green thumb
• Marching Knights take 2nd in season opener
• Brad Miller helps Big Brothers Big Sisters outing surpass goal
• Commissioners OK RDC pilot program
• No-Sag employees donate to Families for Freedom
• Speaker to discuss walking trails at Parkview Noble today
• Downtown meeting is Sept. 21 in Ligonier
• Government Calendar
• Parkview Noble event attracts nearly 1,400
• Teams still needed for Sept. 28 Light the Night walk
• Chatting with 'Abe'
• Boy is honoree for area Light the Night
• Noble commissioners OK RDC pilot program
• Senate candidate speaks in Kendallville
• Pigeon RiverFest Cowboy
• AEP plans outage in Albion today
• Angola paramedic in second stint at Gulf
• Area schools to share $5 million in federal stimulus dollars
• Family expands on all-American llama business
• High school evacuated
• Heights Homecoming Royalty
• Aviation board to meet in special session
• EN superintendent to meet the public
• Amish boy, buggy in separate accidents Friday
• Clarification
• Former city clerk dies at 51
• Man admits to Amish attack
• Fifth-grader logs nearly 7,000 minutes reading
• Limberlost Library plans plant swap
• Tandem Rally hits Shipshewana
• EN band to begin competition season
• Summer program had advantages
• Stone's Trace Festival set for this weekend
• Pigeon RiverFest celebrates 10 years
• Drug Court graduates 7
• Man admits robbing bank
• NY set designer Janice Davis creating art at Fremont Public Library
• Pioneer festival set for this weekend
• BMV explains branch reduced hours
• Council approves additional appropriations
• New building planned for Parkview LaGrange
• Camp-O-Ween weekend planned at fairgrounds
• KPL plans Ladies Night Out
• Parkview Noble health fair is Saturday
• S.R. 5 down to one lane in Cromwell for work
• Bardeen wins Duesenberg speed exhibition
• LaGrange 4-H election approaches
• Suspect in double homicide kills self near Albion
• Former factory site getting facelift
• Parkview Noble health fair is Saturday
• Proposed 2011 budget less than 2010
• LaGrange Commissioners ban K2
• BMV announces new office hours
• Retail food certification to be class offered
• LaGrange tweaks K2 ordinance
• S.R. 5 down to one lane in Cromwell for work
• BMV explains branch reduced hours
• Council approves additional appropriations
• Ruling revives lottery lawsuit for Auburn man
• Kendallville businessman dies
• Updated: Suspect in double homicide kills self near Albion
• S'more fun
• Family restoring rare Duesenberg
• Auctions America rates first sale a success
• New auction sells $1 million Duesenberg
• Bluegrass for beginners
• Duesenberg sells at Auburn Auction Park
• Gable Duesenberg sparks memories
• Day of the Duesenbergs
• Tri-State Bluegrass Festival features Paris-based group
• Korean War vets fly in WWII bomber
• ACD Club member returns to parade route in delivery truck
• No paper Monday
• Auburn Speedster tops Worldwide sales
• Tour of Duty Run comes through Angola, LaGrange
• Meth lab found in Cromwell home
• Fire gear to come from new vendor
• GSP site to host lecture on trees
• ENL, GED, job-skill classes starting
• Races would have delighted Duesenberg designer
• Cars, drivers show their spirit
• Classics roar on runway
• Marshmallow royalty
• EN superintendent schedules public meetings
• Duesenbergs race at Kendallville today
• State funding cuts impact 2011 EN budget
• Festival board honors Kruse's contributions
• Father charged in car crash
• Duesenbergs in historic ride downtown
• Local sorority chapter holds meeting
• Classic cars also in Ligonier this weekend
• Man faces 7 charges in accident
• State funding cuts impact 2011 EN budget
• Black Pine to host fundraiser
• Police crack down on drunk driving
• Tasty teen program scheduled at KPL
• Blood drive is Friday at Ligonier Rec Center
• 2 charged in CVS robbery
• Marshmallow fest kicks off Friday night
• East Noble adds drug policy to K-8 student handbook
• Walk to School planned at South Side
• Intervention center admin fights for domestic violence victims
• Bluegrass Festival opens Thursday
• Four airport gates available
• Participants wanted for Harvest Fest
• LaGrange cancer support center closes
• LaGrange barn catches fire
• Woman must pay $45,000 in restitution
• Police probe man's death
• Classic cars, planes set for Friday arrival in Kendallville
• Rain garden ready in Rome City
• Updated: Two charged in CVS robberies
• Woman must pay $45,000 in restitution
• Public hearing tonight on PH budget
• Innovation Awards winners named
• Parkview LaGrange reports error
• Dealership raises $6,000 for West Noble
• Lakeland putting 'EDGE' in education
• Rain garden ready in Rome City
• Three injured in collision
• Marshmallow queen event won’t be held
• Stone's Trace receives grants for Living History Days
• New staffers at WN
• Avilla pizzeria changes name
• Teen faces 2 molesting charges in LaGrange County
• Wi-fi comes to West Noble
• More vintage aircraft coming to event
• Historic home returns to family of original owner
• DeKalb crash injures Kendallville driver
• B-25 pilot recalls his World War II experiences
• Outdoor dining trend slow to catch on locally
• David Rogers Days recreates 1800s LaGrange County
• State lotteries
• Bluegrass band from France to perform at bluegrass festival
• David Rogers Days begins today
• Council proposes lower 2011 budget
• Vendor details financial impact of EN bus maintenance proposal
• Lotteries
• New Kendallville chamber management team announced
• No salary increases for Noble County employees
• Vendor details financial impact of EN bus maintenance proposal
• Marching Knights to debut show
• Special Operations Group busts 2 for meth
• Pine Knob offering hunter safety class
• Donation for dive team
• Democrat dinner to salute first responders
• Kendallville Car Show donates to cop shop program
• Gas price hike likely
• 3 injured in U.S. 33 crash
• 3 injured in U.S. 33 crash
• Racer hosts Garage Cruise stop
• EN students may join the Walk to School Initiative
• Study committee releases estimated taxes for potential library merger
• America’s Most Wanted visits LaGrange County
• Senior citizens share school supplies
• Albion bans K2
• West Noble considers roofing project
• City repairs sewer inlet near school
• Pro-Life Walk set for Saturday in Kendallville
• 1 year for drug dealer
• Training prepares police for emergency driving
• Study committee releases estimated taxes for potential library merger
• Ligonier OKs worker’s compensation move for police, fire
• Topeka K2 ordinance keeps changing
• Lakeland close to paying off old bonds
• Noble County drafting K2 ordinance
• Officials tour new operation
• Tainted eggs not in area groceries
• Crash kills Kendallville man
• Pro-Life Walk set for Saturday in Kendallville
• Training prepares police for emergency driving
• Area home sales reflect end of federal tax credit
• Trimester inventor donates art to CN
• Annie Oakley Enterprises marks 30 years making perfume
• Crash kills Kendallville man
• Big tanks made in Ligonier
• Home sales reflect end of federal tax credit
• Park board sets executive session
• Travel back in time for David Rogers Days
• Missions auction a success
• New dentist joins Thompson practice
• Indiana men face additional felony charges in Michigan
• 2 children airlifted after crash
• Angola’s newest officer, Yogi, is on the job
• Orland boy among nations top ‘cuties’
• Ligonier man injured in off-road accident
• ‘Paint will do wonders’
• Armed robbers strike at Ultimate Warrior
• Third generation takes charge of company
• Steuben unemployment declines
• EN mourns multi-talented performer
• Kieffer brings love of technology to St. Mary’s
• Welcome back!
• Water rate may rise in Avilla
• Shooting suspect remains at-large
• EN grad killed in bike crash
• 2 walk away from plane crash
• Unemployment rises in DeKalb, LaGrange, Noble
• New principal brings love of technology to St. Mary
• Mobile home fire
• Parkview LaGrange to celebrate fifth anniversary
• Helping hands
• Police looking for alleged shooter
• Victim in fatal bicycle crash identified
• Updated: 2 walk away from plane crash
• Woman admits dealing meth
• Couple gets 18 months each for new, old meth crimes
• Whitaker to lead DNR Law Enforcement
• Motorcycles reported stolen at LaGrange hotel
• A big first step
• Hayden’s ATA student awarded scholarship
• KPL to offer computer classes in September
• First day at CN
• Tenants face eviction for illegal drug activity
• Updated: Man who allegedly shot at vehicle sought
• Tenants face eviction for illegal drug activity
• Official predicts worsening economy
• One hospitalized, one arrested after Angling Road crash
• CN receives proposed 2010 budget
• Country Christmas coming to county
• Donations support elderly in community
• Bomber rides selling out
• New doctor joins staff in Kendallville
• West Noble 9th grade orientation is tonight
• Girls needed for marshmallow queen pageant
• Getting ready
• Noble County not ready for K2 ban
• LaGrange commissioners want K2 ordinance
• Teacher collaboration helps ISTEP success
• Bomber rides selling out
• Three injured in morning crash
• Man used bomb threat in Ligonier CVS robbery
• Police apprehend two burglars in Avilla home
• Kendallville City Council to consider second round of K2 debate
• Auction helps local, international missions
• For the love of steam
• KPL hold notices available via phone or e-mail
• PRIDE adviser needed for West Noble Middle School
• Armed robber hits Ligonier store
• United Way grant supports feeding the hungry program
• Waste District appears close to settling suit
• Tourists to take Tombstone Trail
• Six people injured in DeKalb accident
• Armed robber hits Ligonier CVS
• Two killed in LaGrange crash
• Changes greet returning students
• Chautauqua Days
• Two dead in LaGrange crash
• EN Marching Knights prepare for 2010 season
• Auburn deli robber sentenced to 14 years
• Chautauqua Days set for this weekend
• Driver cited after collision
• Library plans special teen event
• Library plans kids sleepover
• United Way awards grant to group feeding hungry
• Police roll out tool to fight meth
• Wolcott Mills teacher wins innovative award
• Red Cross to hold blood drives in LaGrange County
• Shipshewana to host third Economic Development Forum
• Rare Rumelys on display at LaGrange tractor show
• EN board approves contract extensions
• Archery business opens in Kendallville
• Changes to increase Westview transportation efficiency
• LaGrange habitat auction deemed a success
• Nurse providing in-home care
• Updated: KPD radio, phone limited after storm
• EN board approves contract extensions
• East Noble adopts energy conservation policy
• Topeka considers K2 ban
• NEC scholarship
• Archery business opens in Kendallville
• EN Band Boosters fundraiser scheduled
• Chamber golf outing winners announced
• Antique Farm Power Steam and Gas Show starts today
• Lightning starts fire in home, knocks out power to City Hall
• EN may work on own buses
• Lightning starts fire, knocks out power
• Immunization clinic planned
• Libraries schedule fundraiser
• Families for Freedom to hold fundraiser
• Noble County Courthouse News
• Briefs
• Night will be 'lighted' along new route
• Albion needs to raise sewer rates
• Tax cuts' impact on counties unclear
• College student serving as CVB intern
• Additional B-25 flights scheduled
• Biggest gathering of Duesenbergs ever coming to area
• Ligonier council bans K2
• Light the Night to follow new route
• Rome City pursues comprehensive plan, new sidewalk
• Three local physicians become aligned with Parkview Physician’s Group
• Man selling school books charged with deception
• Parade of Homes kicks off this week
• A leisurely float on the Pigeon
• Commissioners consider highway building upgrades
• Shipshewana business closes
• Noble County commissioners consider highway building upgrades
• Georgia man arrested for deception
• Appeals court overturns sentence reduction
• State plans hearing on S.R. 8 widening
• Pigeon River sweep finds 39 violations
• American Red Cross plans 'Heroes' campaign
• Correction
• Restored buggy on display in Albion
• Alliance gives building to school
• Clear-cutting is down the drain with surveyors
• Kid City kids learn by doing
• Onion Days Parade
• Emotions flare over LARE funding
• Onion Days
• Wolcottville seeking company to appraise sewer utility
• Correction
• Government Calendar
• Onion Days Royalty
• Honor guard
• Miss Onion Days
• Dr. Elizabeth Roush joins family practice in Kendallville
• Agricultural company expands to Howe
• Pedal power
• Mayors offered special ride
• Airport event will offer rides in B-25 bomber
• Agricultural company expands to LaGrange County
• Aviation board hires new airport manager
• LaGrange Habitat auction offers many items
• Lakeland graduate furthers education
• Airport receives grant for resurfacing runway
• Topeka credit union gives back
• Confined feeding operation denied
• Council takes step to rezone funeral home
• City considers action against illegal drug houses
• Lakeland announces new tools to simplify registration
• Health care professional was fourth rescuer
• Ligonier pursuing motel deal
• Onion Days kicks off in Wolf Lake
• New activities expand Kid City
• Fire destroys Shipshewana company
• Church to hold rummage sale
• Noble County Courthouse News
• City Council takes first step to ban K2
• City recognizes teen heroes
• Teen stable after electric shock
• Ligonier pursuing motel deal
• Kendallville considers action against illegal drug houses
• Health care professional was fourth rescuer
• City announces limited hours for compost site
• Limberlost library displays nature photos
• Noble jail lauded after inspection
• New jobs outstrip closures
• Expenses grow with LCAT’s popularity
• Plea put on hold over minimum sentence
• Correction
• Football practice opens
• Manufacturing took hit before recession: Census
• Project Citizen to be offered at West Noble
• Council to consider K-2 ban
• Kendallville council to consider K-2 ban
• Report: Area saw big losses in manufacturing jobs
• Pageant fundraiser at Applebee's
• West Noble students register today, Tuesday
• Albion OKs tree trimming quote
• Drug deal nets six-year sentence
• Northeast Indiana Light the Night recruiting teams
• Onion Days roar into Wolf Lake Wednesday
• Tombstone found in LaGrange driveway
• Animal clinic dedicated
• Project Citizen to be offered at West Noble
• GOP caucus selects Morris to fill seat
• Counties seek status as foreign trade zones
• Fun, food and firefighting
• Teens help rescue man stuck on tracks
• McKie crowned Miss Limberlost
• Steuben County Public Meetings
• Elkhart River walking path
• Stimulus funds pay for Lamplighter improvements
• Big Turkey Lake half dozen behind bars
• Reunited after 65 years
• Police probe fire
• Albion OKs tree trimming quote
• Ligonier water customers looking at rate increases
• Howe School takes brunt of storm
• Miller's Merry Manor to hold fundraiser
• PC's For Youth offers first fund-raising gala
• Two captured after two county chase
• KPC Media Group Inc. to join Boocoo Auctions network
• Stimulus funds pay for Lamplighter improvements
• Report shows steep drop in manufacturing jobs here
• Miss Limberlost kicks off tonight at 7
• Memorial rock
• Church news
• Fire leaves victim in critical condition
• Man gets 12 years due to making, dealing meth
• Two captured after two-county chase
• Man gets 12 years for making, dealing meth
• Indiana trapper course dispels myths, educates on trapping
• Miss Limberlost pageants held Friday
• Albion RDC issues facade grant, funds for parks, police
• Help offered to county’s downtowns
• Retirement open house planned
• Street work begins
• Volunteers leave their mark on Ligonier
• Pageant to display variety of talents
• Facade improvement program has funds
• Man arrested in stabbing
• Police going paperless for accident reports
• Three from county attend energy camp
• Merry Lea to offer August hikes
• Man gets 270 days for drug dealing
• Drug dealer gets 15-year sentence
• Miss Limberlost pageantry begins Friday
• Man dies from gunshot
• Sign of community pride
• Grants available for downtown Kendallville business improvements
• LaGrange Habitat for Humanity to hold annual auction
• Noble denied stimulus sign replacement funds
• Big Ride stops in Kendallville
• Updated: Auburn man dies after shooting himself during traffic stop
• Drug sting leads to 15-year sentence
• Man gets 270 days for drug dealing
• Passenger suffers fracture in crash
• Miss Limberlost pageantry begins Friday
• Noble County Community Fair

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