Peru, IN News

• Peru, IN News
• 2012 Autumn Camping Weekend Celebration II
• Smokey Bear Party Celebration
• Peru in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Back to School for Peru - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Miami County 4-H Fair 2011
• NORTH MIAMI SEWER LINE NEARLY COMPLETE
• BOWMAN GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• MIAMI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONSULTING ON PLASTER REPAIR
• ALEXANDRA (ALLIE) RYAN BROOKS
• PHS CELEBRATES MUSIC PROGRAM
• SOFIE GRACE NORDMAN
• COUNTY RECYCLING CENTER MAY COME OUT OF CONVERSE
• EMERY SEE
• CONVERSE LOWERS GOLF CART PASSENGER AGE
• WALTON PERFORMS IN ‘SPIRIT OF AMERICA’
• HARVEST WRAPPING UP EARLY
• YOCUM, BLOCKER TO MARRY
• CHILI COOKOFF RAISES FUNDS, AWARENESS
• BOONE CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY
• EDUCATORS WEIGH IN ON PARENT PLEDGE
• SEES TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• COUNTY POOL ORDINANCE TO CHANGE
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 15, 2010
• STICKS ‘N’ STRINGS KNITTING FOR CHARITY
• LIBRARY SEEKS RENOVATION INPUT
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 16, 2010
• CIRCUS CLASSES TO BE OFFERED
• BUNKER HILL TO CONSIDER CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
• PPD INVESTIGATES EMAIL SCAM
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE READY
• BUTTIGIEG PROPOSES PROGRAM TO STIMULATE ECONOMY
• PERU UTILITIES DISCUSSING IURC WITHDRAWAL AGAIN
• BEATTIE RUNNING IN THE PINK
• CHURCH NEWS
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR CARTWHEELING FOR DIABETES RESEARCH
• HEETER GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• BOWMAN GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• ME & MY PET
• NORTH MIAMI SEWER LINE NEARLY COMPLETE
• ALEXANDRA (ALLIE) RYAN BROOKS
• MENUS
• MIAMI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONSULTING ON PLASTER REPAIR
• SOFIE GRACE NORDMAN
• LOCAL ORCHARD NOW MARKETING HARD CIDER AND APPLE WINE
• PHS CELEBRATES MUSIC PROGRAM
• EMERY SEE
• DORSAM NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• COUNTY RECYCLING CENTER MAY COME OUT OF CONVERSE
• WALTON PERFORMS IN ‘SPIRIT OF AMERICA’
• MACONAQUAH STUDENTS TO COLLECT COATS FOR KIDS
• CONVERSE LOWERS GOLF CART PASSENGER AGE
• YOCUM, BLOCKER TO MARRY
• CRASH VICTIMS UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION
• WORK ON SCHEDULE FOR LADD DENTAL OFFICE
• BOONE CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY
• KIWANIS CONTINUES COATS FOR KIDS PROGRAM
• SEES TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• VOHNE LICHE KENNELS TO MODIFY OLD DORM
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 15, 2010
• NM BOARD DISCUSSES ISTEP
• LIBRARY SEEKS RENOVATION INPUT
• FAMILY VIDEO TO HOST CHILI COOKOFF
• HARVEST WRAPPING UP EARLY
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 16, 2010
• BUNKER HILL TO CONSIDER CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
• EDUCATORS WEIGH IN ON PARENT PLEDGE
• CIRCUS CLASSES TO BE OFFERED
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE READY
• COUNTY POOL ORDINANCE TO CHANGE
• PPD INVESTIGATES EMAIL SCAM
• PERU UTILITIES DISCUSSING IURC WITHDRAWAL AGAIN
• STICKS ‘N’ STRINGS KNITTING FOR CHARITY
• BUTTIGIEG PROPOSES PROGRAM TO STIMULATE ECONOMY
• CHURCH NEWS
• CHILI COOKOFF RAISES FUNDS, AWARENESS
• BEATTIE RUNNING IN THE PINK
• HEETER GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• KID'S QUESTION
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR CARTWHEELING FOR DIABETES RESEARCH
• Peru Dental Care
• BOONE CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY
• WORK ON SCHEDULE FOR LADD DENTAL OFFICE
• MIAMI COUNTY WOMAN AND HER CANINE PAL HELP OTHERS IN CRISIS
• SEES TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• KIWANIS CONTINUES COATS FOR KIDS PROGRAM
• CASTELLANO RETURNED TO MIAMI COUNTY
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 15, 2010
• VOHNE LICHE KENNELS TO MODIFY OLD DORM
• TWENTY WALK AGAINST VIOLENCE
• LIBRARY SEEKS RENOVATION INPUT
• NM BOARD DISCUSSES ISTEP
• TWO INJURED IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 16, 2010
• FAMILY VIDEO TO HOST CHILI COOKOFF
• BABBITT ANNOUNCES HE WILL STEP DOWN
• CIRCUS CLASSES TO BE OFFERED
• BUNKER HILL TO CONSIDER CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
• PHS JAG STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• PPD INVESTIGATES EMAIL SCAM
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE READY
• THREE INJURED IN CRASH
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS CARVE PUMPKINS IN CONTEST
• BUTTIGIEG PROPOSES PROGRAM TO STIMULATE ECONOMY
• PERU UTILITIES DISCUSSING IURC WITHDRAWAL AGAIN
• COMMISSIONERS GATHERING HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE
• CEREMONY PLANNED FOR COUNTY’S LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR VET
• BEATTIE RUNNING IN THE PINK
• CHURCH NEWS
• DETRASHING THE WABASH
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS ID THEFT, HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR CARTWHEELING FOR DIABETES RESEARCH
• HEETER GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• KID'S QUESTION
• HUNTERS CAN HELP LANDOWNERS CONTROL DEER
• NORTH MIAMI SEWER LINE NEARLY COMPLETE
• BOWMAN GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• ME & MY PET
• Peru Garden Club recognizes local gardener
• MIAMI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONSULTING ON PLASTER REPAIR
• ALEXANDRA (ALLIE) RYAN BROOKS
• MENUS
• Walking for ALS
• PHS CELEBRATES MUSIC PROGRAM
• SOFIE GRACE NORDMAN
• LOCAL ORCHARD NOW MARKETING HARD CIDER AND APPLE WINE
• CHILI COOK-OFF PLANNED THIS SATURDAY
• COUNTY RECYCLING CENTER MAY COME OUT OF CONVERSE
• EMERY SEE
• DORSAM NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• MACONAQUAH ELEMENTARY DISPLAYS INDIAN ART
• WALTON PERFORMS IN ‘SPIRIT OF AMERICA’
• MACONAQUAH STUDENTS TO COLLECT COATS FOR KIDS
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING
• YOCUM, BLOCKER TO MARRY
• CRASH VICTIMS UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION
• PERU AND MAC STUDENTS TO FIGHT HUNGER
• TWO INJURED IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• CHURCH NEWS
• ALEXANDRA (ALLIE) RYAN BROOKS
• NM BOARD DISCUSSES ISTEP
• BABBITT ANNOUNCES HE WILL STEP DOWN
• CORRECTION
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 15, 2010
• SOFIE GRACE NORDMAN
• FAMILY VIDEO TO HOST CHILI COOKOFF
• PHS JAG STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• DESCENDANT PUSHES FOR PIONEER CEMETERY’S RECOGNITION
• PPD INVESTIGATES EMAIL SCAM
• EMERY SEE
• BUNKER HILL TO CONSIDER CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
• THREE INJURED IN CRASH
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS CARVE PUMPKINS IN CONTEST
• BUTTIGIEG PROPOSES PROGRAM TO STIMULATE ECONOMY
• WALTON PERFORMS IN ‘SPIRIT OF AMERICA’
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE READY
• COMMISSIONERS GATHERING HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE
• CEREMONY PLANNED FOR COUNTY’S LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR VET
• W.C. REDMON COMPANY STILL WORKING WITH WOOD
• YOCUM, BLOCKER TO MARRY
• PERU UTILITIES DISCUSSING IURC WITHDRAWAL AGAIN
• DETRASHING THE WABASH
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS ID THEFT, HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• RECORDER ATTENDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• BOONE CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY
• KID'S QUESTION
• HUNTERS CAN HELP LANDOWNERS CONTROL DEER
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES HONORS MARKIEWICZ
• SEES TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• ME & MY PET
• Peru Garden Club recognizes local gardener
• ISP COMMANDER GRADUATES
• LIBRARY SEEKS RENOVATION INPUT
• MENUS
• Walking for ALS
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS JOIN HARTMAN INVENTORY GROUP
• COMMUNITY CALENDAROCTOBER 16, 2010
• LOCAL ORCHARD NOW MARKETING HARD CIDER AND APPLE WINE
• CHILI COOK-OFF PLANNED THIS SATURDAY
• GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND REGIONAL GROWTH FORUM
• CIRCUS CLASSES TO BE OFFERED
• MACONAQUAH ELEMENTARY DISPLAYS INDIAN ART
• AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR “AN OLE CHRISTMAS”
• BEATTIE RUNNING IN THE PINK
• DORSAM NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING
• AMBOY APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR CARTWHEELING FOR DIABETES RESEARCH
• MACONAQUAH STUDENTS TO COLLECT COATS FOR KIDS
• PERU AND MAC STUDENTS TO FIGHT HUNGER
• PERU APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• NORTH MIAMI SEWER LINE NEARLY COMPLETE
• CRASH VICTIMS UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION
• MIAMI COUNTY WOMAN AND HER CANINE PAL HELP OTHERS IN CRISIS
• PERU CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• MIAMI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONSULTING ON PLASTER REPAIR
• WORK ON SCHEDULE FOR LADD DENTAL OFFICE
• CASTELLANO RETURNED TO MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH
• PHS CELEBRATES MUSIC PROGRAM
• HEETER GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• KIWANIS CONTINUES COATS FOR KIDS PROGRAM
• TWENTY WALK AGAINST VIOLENCE
• PERU COUPLE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRUG-RELATED FELONIES
• COUNTY RECYCLING CENTER MAY COME OUT OF CONVERSE
• BOWMAN GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• VOHNE LICHE KENNELS TO MODIFY OLD DORM
• CRASH VICTIMS UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION
• PERU AND MAC STUDENTS TO FIGHT HUNGER
• PERU APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• WORK ON SCHEDULE FOR LADD DENTAL OFFICE
• MIAMI COUNTY WOMAN AND HER CANINE PAL HELP OTHERS IN CRISIS
• PERU CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• KIWANIS CONTINUES COATS FOR KIDS PROGRAM
• CASTELLANO RETURNED TO MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH
• VOHNE LICHE KENNELS TO MODIFY OLD DORM
• TWENTY WALK AGAINST VIOLENCE
• PERU COUPLE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRUG-RELATED FELONIES
• NM BOARD DISCUSSES ISTEP
• TWO INJURED IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• FAMILY VIDEO TO HOST CHILI COOKOFF
• BABBITT ANNOUNCES HE WILL STEP DOWN
• CORRECTION
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE READY
• PHS JAG STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• DESCENDANT PUSHES FOR PIONEER CEMETERY’S RECOGNITION
• PERU UTILITIES DISCUSSING IURC WITHDRAWAL AGAIN
• THREE INJURED IN CRASH
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS CARVE PUMPKINS IN CONTEST
• BUNKER HILL TO CONSIDER CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
• COMMISSIONERS GATHERING HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE
• CEREMONY PLANNED FOR COUNTY’S LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR VET
• W.C. REDMON COMPANY STILL WORKING WITH WOOD
• DETRASHING THE WABASH
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS ID THEFT, HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• RECORDER ATTENDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• KID'S QUESTION
• HUNTERS CAN HELP LANDOWNERS CONTROL DEER
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES HONORS MARKIEWICZ
• ME & MY PET
• Peru Garden Club recognizes local gardener
• ISP COMMANDER GRADUATES
• MENUS
• Walking for ALS
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS JOIN HARTMAN INVENTORY GROUP
• LOCAL ORCHARD NOW MARKETING HARD CIDER AND APPLE WINE
• CHILI COOK-OFF PLANNED THIS SATURDAY
• GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND REGIONAL GROWTH FORUM
• DORSAM NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• MACONAQUAH ELEMENTARY DISPLAYS INDIAN ART
• AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR “AN OLE CHRISTMAS”
• MACONAQUAH STUDENTS TO COLLECT COATS FOR KIDS
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING
• AMBOY APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• MACONAQUAH ELEMENTARY DISPLAYS INDIAN ART
• AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR “AN OLE CHRISTMAS”
• CRASH VICTIMS UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING
• AMBOY APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• WORK ON SCHEDULE FOR LADD DENTAL OFFICE
• PERU AND MAC STUDENTS TO FIGHT HUNGER
• PERU APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• FLENNER CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• MIAMI COUNTY WOMAN AND HER CANINE PAL HELP OTHERS IN CRISIS
• PERU CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• CHASE GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• CASTELLANO RETURNED TO MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH
• BURGESS GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• TWENTY WALK AGAINST VIOLENCE
• PERU COUPLE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRUG-RELATED FELONIES
• See, Wagley to marry
• TWO INJURED IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• ELMER, LUGINBILL ARE WED
• LOCAL ORCHARD NOW MARKETING HARD CIDER AND APPLE WINE
• BABBITT ANNOUNCES HE WILL STEP DOWN
• CORRECTION
• PIPE CREEK LOOKS TO RAISE STORY TIME ATTENDANCE
• KIWANIS CONTINUES COATS FOR KIDS PROGRAM
• PHS JAG STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• DESCENDANT PUSHES FOR PIONEER CEMETERY’S RECOGNITION
• CEMETERY BOARD LEARNS DEED RESEARCH
• VOHNE LICHE KENNELS TO MODIFY OLD DORM
• THREE INJURED IN CRASH
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS CARVE PUMPKINS IN CONTEST
• 2010 TARGET DATE FOR HEARTLAND SECTION
• NM BOARD DISCUSSES ISTEP
• COMMISSIONERS GATHERING HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE
• CEREMONY PLANNED FOR COUNTY’S LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR VET
• W.C. REDMON COMPANY STILL WORKING WITH WOOD
• FAMILY VIDEO TO HOST CHILI COOKOFF
• DETRASHING THE WABASH
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS ID THEFT, HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• RECORDER ATTENDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• KID'S QUESTION
• HUNTERS CAN HELP LANDOWNERS CONTROL DEER
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES HONORS MARKIEWICZ
• ME & MY PET
• Peru Garden Club recognizes local gardener
• ISP COMMANDER GRADUATES
• MENUS
• Walking for ALS
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS JOIN HARTMAN INVENTORY GROUP
• DORSAM NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• CHILI COOK-OFF PLANNED THIS SATURDAY
• GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND REGIONAL GROWTH FORUM
• MACONAQUAH STUDENTS TO COLLECT COATS FOR KIDS
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO DETRASH THE WABASH
• DETRASHING THE WABASH
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS ID THEFT, HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• RECORDER ATTENDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
• HUNTERS CAN HELP LANDOWNERS CONTROL DEER
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES HONORS MARKIEWICZ
• MOTORCYCLE SHOW TO BENEFIT RILEY HOSPITAL
• Peru Garden Club recognizes local gardener
• ISP COMMANDER GRADUATES
• MEXICO FIREMEN TEACH MAIN STREET PRESCHOOLERS FIRE SAFETY
• Walking for ALS
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS JOIN HARTMAN INVENTORY GROUP
• OLD JAIL LIFE SAFETY DEVICES TO BE MAINTAINED
• CHILI COOK-OFF PLANNED THIS SATURDAY
• GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND REGIONAL GROWTH FORUM
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH
• MACONAQUAH ELEMENTARY DISPLAYS INDIAN ART
• AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR “AN OLE CHRISTMAS”
• BLAIR RIDGE TO ADD TRADITIONAL NURSING HOME CENTER
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING
• AMBOY APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• FLENNER CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• PERU AND MAC STUDENTS TO FIGHT HUNGER
• PERU APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• CHASE GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• MIAMI COUNTY WOMAN AND HER CANINE PAL HELP OTHERS IN CRISIS
• PERU CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• BURGESS GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• CASTELLANO RETURNED TO MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH
• See, Wagley to marry
• TWENTY WALK AGAINST VIOLENCE
• PERU COUPLE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRUG-RELATED FELONIES
• ELMER, LUGINBILL ARE WED
• TWO INJURED IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• PIPE CREEK LOOKS TO RAISE STORY TIME ATTENDANCE
• CHURCH NEWS
• BABBITT ANNOUNCES HE WILL STEP DOWN
• CORRECTION
• CEMETERY BOARD LEARNS DEED RESEARCH
• CHURCH OFFERS DAY OF PAINTING
• PHS JAG STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• DESCENDANT PUSHES FOR PIONEER CEMETERY’S RECOGNITION
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND CORRIDOR MEETING SET FOR TODAY
• THREE INJURED IN CRASH
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS CARVE PUMPKINS IN CONTEST
• 2010 TARGET DATE FOR HEARTLAND SECTION
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR OCTOBER 8, 2010
• COMMISSIONERS GATHERING HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE
• CEREMONY PLANNED FOR COUNTY’S LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR VET
• W.C. REDMON COMPANY STILL WORKING WITH WOOD
• W.C. REDMON COMPANY STILL WORKING WITH WOOD
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR OCTOBER 8, 2010
• MIAMI COUNTY WOMAN AND HER CANINE PAL HELP OTHERS IN CRISIS
• RECORDER ATTENDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO DETRASH THE WABASH
• CASTELLANO RETURNED TO MIAMI COUNTY
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS CARVE PUMPKINS IN CONTEST
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES HONORS MARKIEWICZ
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
• TWENTY WALK AGAINST VIOLENCE
• CEREMONY PLANNED FOR COUNTY’S LAST LIVING CIVIL WAR VET
• ISP COMMANDER GRADUATES
• MOTORCYCLE SHOW TO BENEFIT RILEY HOSPITAL
• TWO INJURED IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS ID THEFT, HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS JOIN HARTMAN INVENTORY GROUP
• MEXICO FIREMEN TEACH MAIN STREET PRESCHOOLERS FIRE SAFETY
• SHIRLEY M. “GRANNY” CARROLL
• HUNTERS CAN HELP LANDOWNERS CONTROL DEER
• GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND REGIONAL GROWTH FORUM
• OLD JAIL LIFE SAFETY DEVICES TO BE MAINTAINED
• EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS PLANNING CARRY-IN
• Peru Garden Club recognizes local gardener
• AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR “AN OLE CHRISTMAS”
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH
• CHILI COOK-OFF WELL ATTENDED DESPITE WEATHER
• Walking for ALS
• AMBOY APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• BLAIR RIDGE TO ADD TRADITIONAL NURSING HOME CENTER
• CLARIFICATION
• CHILI COOK-OFF PLANNED THIS SATURDAY
• PERU APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• FLENNER CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• CANDLELIGHT VIGIL RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• MACONAQUAH ELEMENTARY DISPLAYS INDIAN ART
• PERU CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• CHASE GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS FUTURE OF TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING
• PERU MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH
• BURGESS GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COUNCIL APPROVES ABATEMENTS FOR CANADIAN-BASED BUSINESS
• PERU AND MAC STUDENTS TO FIGHT HUNGER
• PERU COUPLE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRUG-RELATED FELONIES
• See, Wagley to marry
• SPAGHETTI DINNER PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ROSIE’S RESCUE
• BABBITT ANNOUNCES HE WILL STEP DOWN
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• ELMER, LUGINBILL ARE WED
• AMERICAN RED CROSS REMAINS ACTIVE IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PHS JAG STUDENTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• CORRECTION
• PIPE CREEK LOOKS TO RAISE STORY TIME ATTENDANCE
• CHURCH NEWS
• THREE INJURED IN CRASH
• DESCENDANT PUSHES FOR PIONEER CEMETERY’S RECOGNITION
• CEMETERY BOARD LEARNS DEED RESEARCH
• CHURCH OFFERS DAY OF PAINTING
• COMMISSIONERS GATHERING HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE
• 2010 TARGET DATE FOR HEARTLAND SECTION
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND CORRIDOR MEETING SET FOR TODAY
• DETRASHING THE WABASH
• SPAGHETTI DINNER PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ROSIE’S RESCUE
• PERU GARDEN CLUB TO BE CARVING PUMPKINS
• RECORDER ATTENDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• See, Wagley to marry
• AMERICAN RED CROSS REMAINS ACTIVE IN MIAMI COUNTY
• WAKE UP TO THE BENEFITS OF BREAKFAST
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES HONORS MARKIEWICZ
• ELMER, LUGINBILL ARE WED
• CHURCH NEWS
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO MEET
• ISP COMMANDER GRADUATES
• PIPE CREEK LOOKS TO RAISE STORY TIME ATTENDANCE
• PRESCHOOLERS TOUR PFD
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS JOIN HARTMAN INVENTORY GROUP
• CEMETERY BOARD LEARNS DEED RESEARCH
• CHURCH OFFERS DAY OF PAINTING
• COALITION HOSTS DOMESTIC AWARENESS EVENTS
• GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ATTEND REGIONAL GROWTH FORUM
• 2010 TARGET DATE FOR HEARTLAND SECTION
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND CORRIDOR MEETING SET FOR TODAY
• MACONAQUAH STUDENT SENIOR PROJECT BEAUTIFIES PORTION OF NICKEL PLATE TRAIL
• CORRECTION
• AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR “AN OLE CHRISTMAS”
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR OCTOBER 8, 2010
• BUSINESS 31 ROADWORK PHASE POTENTIALLY CHANGING
• DESCENDANT PUSHES FOR PIONEER CEMETERY’S RECOGNITION
• AMBOY APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO DETRASH THE WABASH
• CITY OF PERU APPROVES BAN
• BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
• UNITED WAY MAKING A CLEAN DIFFERENCE
• MENUS
• PERU CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• MOTORCYCLE SHOW TO BENEFIT RILEY HOSPITAL
• SHIRLEY M. “GRANNY” CARROLL
• BLAIR POINTE FIFTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CONNER PRAIRIE
• PERU MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH
• MEXICO FIREMEN TEACH MAIN STREET PRESCHOOLERS FIRE SAFETY
• EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS PLANNING CARRY-IN
• URBANI INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL FRATERNITY
• PERU COUPLE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRUG-RELATED FELONIES
• OLD JAIL LIFE SAFETY DEVICES TO BE MAINTAINED
• CHILI COOK-OFF WELL ATTENDED DESPITE WEATHER
• Me & My Pet
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH
• CLARIFICATION
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS HOLD AUGUST SOCIAL
• BLAIR RIDGE TO ADD TRADITIONAL NURSING HOME CENTER
• CANDLELIGHT VIGIL RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• PERRY DO-RITES DISCUSS HUMOR
• FLENNER CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS FUTURE OF TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE
• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA HAS THREE NEW MEMBERS
• CHASE GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COUNCIL APPROVES ABATEMENTS FOR CANADIAN-BASED BUSINESS
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS DRYER VENT CLEANING
• W.C. REDMON COMPANY STILL WORKING WITH WOOD
• BURGESS GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR OCTOBER 8, 2010
• MACONAQUAH STUDENT SENIOR PROJECT BEAUTIFIES PORTION OF NICKEL PLATE TRAIL
• MIAMI COUNTY OFFICES TO SHARE COST OF NEW COPIER
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO DETRASH THE WABASH
• BUSINESS 31 ROADWORK PHASE POTENTIALLY CHANGING
• MIAMI COUNTY TOBACCO AWARENESS GROUP PARTNERS WITH HEAD START TO REDUCE CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO SECONDHAND SMOKE
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
• CITY OF PERU APPROVES BAN
• NEARLY 100 ATTEND NICKEL PLATE TRAIL DEDICATION CEREMONY
• MOTORCYCLE SHOW TO BENEFIT RILEY HOSPITAL
• UNITED WAY MAKING A CLEAN DIFFERENCE
• MENUS
• MEXICO FIREMEN TEACH MAIN STREET PRESCHOOLERS FIRE SAFETY
• SHIRLEY M. “GRANNY” CARROLL
• BLAIR POINTE FIFTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CONNER PRAIRIE
• OLD JAIL LIFE SAFETY DEVICES TO BE MAINTAINED
• EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS PLANNING CARRY-IN
• URBANI INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL FRATERNITY
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH
• CHILI COOK-OFF WELL ATTENDED DESPITE WEATHER
• Me & My Pet
• BLAIR RIDGE TO ADD TRADITIONAL NURSING HOME CENTER
• CLARIFICATION
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS HOLD AUGUST SOCIAL
• FLENNER CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• CANDLELIGHT VIGIL RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• PERRY DO-RITES DISCUSS HUMOR
• CHASE GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS FUTURE OF TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE
• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA HAS THREE NEW MEMBERS
• BURGESS GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COUNCIL APPROVES ABATEMENTS FOR CANADIAN-BASED BUSINESS
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS DRYER VENT CLEANING
• See, Wagley to marry
• SPAGHETTI DINNER PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ROSIE’S RESCUE
• PERU GARDEN CLUB TO BE CARVING PUMPKINS
• ELMER, LUGINBILL ARE WED
• AMERICAN RED CROSS REMAINS ACTIVE IN MIAMI COUNTY
• WAKE UP TO THE BENEFITS OF BREAKFAST
• BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR MIAMI COUNTY
• PIPE CREEK LOOKS TO RAISE STORY TIME ATTENDANCE
• CHURCH NEWS
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO MEET
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS ENJOY AUTUMN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
• CEMETERY BOARD LEARNS DEED RESEARCH
• CHURCH OFFERS DAY OF PAINTING
• PRESCHOOLERS TOUR PFD
• PHS CLASS OF ’80 CELEBRATES 30TH REUNION
• 2010 TARGET DATE FOR HEARTLAND SECTION
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND CORRIDOR MEETING SET FOR TODAY
• COALITION HOSTS DOMESTIC AWARENESS EVENTS
• SISTERS WIN BIG AT STATE FAIR
• MOTORCYCLE SHOW TO BENEFIT RILEY HOSPITAL
• UNITED WAY MAKING A CLEAN DIFFERENCE
• MENUS
• PIPE CREEK LOOKS TO RAISE STORY TIME ATTENDANCE
• MEXICO FIREMEN TEACH MAIN STREET PRESCHOOLERS FIRE SAFETY
• SHIRLEY M. “GRANNY” CARROLL
• BLAIR POINTE FIFTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CONNER PRAIRIE
• CEMETERY BOARD LEARNS DEED RESEARCH
• OLD JAIL LIFE SAFETY DEVICES TO BE MAINTAINED
• EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS PLANNING CARRY-IN
• URBANI INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL FRATERNITY
• BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR MIAMI COUNTY
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH
• CHILI COOK-OFF WELL ATTENDED DESPITE WEATHER
• Me & My Pet
• HARMON PHOTOGRAPHY RECEIVES A-LIST PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
• BLAIR RIDGE TO ADD TRADITIONAL NURSING HOME CENTER
• CLARIFICATION
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS HOLD AUGUST SOCIAL
• LOCAL BUSINESS HAS NEW LINE OF CYCLES
• CANDLELIGHT VIGIL RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• PERRY DO-RITES DISCUSS HUMOR
• MIAMI INDIAN REMOVAL MEMORIALIZED
• COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS FUTURE OF TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE
• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA HAS THREE NEW MEMBERS
• P.K. DISTRIBUTORS OWNER LOOKING TO SELL BUSINESS
• COUNCIL APPROVES ABATEMENTS FOR CANADIAN-BASED BUSINESS
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS DRYER VENT CLEANING
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES SATURDAY
• SPAGHETTI DINNER PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ROSIE’S RESCUE
• PERU GARDEN CLUB TO BE CARVING PUMPKINS
• HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES MANY SCREENINGS
• AMERICAN RED CROSS REMAINS ACTIVE IN MIAMI COUNTY
• WAKE UP TO THE BENEFITS OF BREAKFAST
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR OKTOBERFEST
• CHURCH NEWS
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO MEET
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS ENJOY AUTUMN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
• CHURCH OFFERS DAY OF PAINTING
• PRESCHOOLERS TOUR PFD
• PHS CLASS OF ’80 CELEBRATES 30TH REUNION
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND CORRIDOR MEETING SET FOR TODAY
• COALITION HOSTS DOMESTIC AWARENESS EVENTS
• SISTERS WIN BIG AT STATE FAIR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR OCTOBER 8, 2010
• MACONAQUAH STUDENT SENIOR PROJECT BEAUTIFIES PORTION OF NICKEL PLATE TRAIL
• MIAMI COUNTY OFFICES TO SHARE COST OF NEW COPIER
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO DETRASH THE WABASH
• BUSINESS 31 ROADWORK PHASE POTENTIALLY CHANGING
• MIAMI COUNTY TOBACCO AWARENESS GROUP PARTNERS WITH HEAD START TO REDUCE CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO SECONDHAND SMOKE
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
• CITY OF PERU APPROVES BAN
• NEARLY 100 ATTEND NICKEL PLATE TRAIL DEDICATION CEREMONY
• EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS PLANNING CARRY-IN
• URBANI INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL FRATERNITY
• BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR MIAMI COUNTY
• CHILI COOK-OFF WELL ATTENDED DESPITE WEATHER
• Me & My Pet
• HARMON PHOTOGRAPHY RECEIVES A-LIST PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
• CLARIFICATION
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS HOLD AUGUST SOCIAL
• LOCAL BUSINESS HAS NEW LINE OF CYCLES
• CANDLELIGHT VIGIL RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• PERRY DO-RITES DISCUSS HUMOR
• MIAMI INDIAN REMOVAL MEMORIALIZED
• COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS FUTURE OF TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE
• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA HAS THREE NEW MEMBERS
• P.K. DISTRIBUTORS OWNER LOOKING TO SELL BUSINESS
• CHURCH NEWS
• COUNCIL APPROVES ABATEMENTS FOR CANADIAN-BASED BUSINESS
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS DRYER VENT CLEANING
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES SATURDAY
• CHURCH OFFERS DAY OF PAINTING
• SPAGHETTI DINNER PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ROSIE’S RESCUE
• PERU GARDEN CLUB TO BE CARVING PUMPKINS
• HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES MANY SCREENINGS
• AMERICAN RED CROSS REMAINS ACTIVE IN MIAMI COUNTY
• WAKE UP TO THE BENEFITS OF BREAKFAST
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR OKTOBERFEST
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND CORRIDOR MEETING SET FOR TODAY
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO MEET
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS ENJOY AUTUMN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR OCTOBER 8, 2010
• PRESCHOOLERS TOUR PFD
• PHS CLASS OF ’80 CELEBRATES 30TH REUNION
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO DETRASH THE WABASH
• COALITION HOSTS DOMESTIC AWARENESS EVENTS
• SISTERS WIN BIG AT STATE FAIR
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
• MACONAQUAH STUDENT SENIOR PROJECT BEAUTIFIES PORTION OF NICKEL PLATE TRAIL
• MIAMI COUNTY OFFICES TO SHARE COST OF NEW COPIER
• MOTORCYCLE SHOW TO BENEFIT RILEY HOSPITAL
• BUSINESS 31 ROADWORK PHASE POTENTIALLY CHANGING
• MIAMI COUNTY TOBACCO AWARENESS GROUP PARTNERS WITH HEAD START TO REDUCE CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO SECONDHAND SMOKE
• MEXICO FIREMEN TEACH MAIN STREET PRESCHOOLERS FIRE SAFETY
• CITY OF PERU APPROVES BAN
• NEARLY 100 ATTEND NICKEL PLATE TRAIL DEDICATION CEREMONY
• OLD JAIL LIFE SAFETY DEVICES TO BE MAINTAINED
• UNITED WAY MAKING A CLEAN DIFFERENCE
• MENUS
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH
• SHIRLEY M. “GRANNY” CARROLL
• BLAIR POINTE FIFTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CONNER PRAIRIE
• BLAIR RIDGE TO ADD TRADITIONAL NURSING HOME CENTER
• Me & My Pet
• HARMON PHOTOGRAPHY RECEIVES A-LIST PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
• AMERICAN RED CROSS REMAINS ACTIVE IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS HOLD AUGUST SOCIAL
• LOCAL BUSINESS HAS NEW LINE OF CYCLES
• MILLER, BANKER ARE MARRIED
• PERRY DO-RITES DISCUSS HUMOR
• MIAMI INDIAN REMOVAL MEMORIALIZED
• SENSEL, LUKE ARE MARRIED
• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA HAS THREE NEW MEMBERS
• P.K. DISTRIBUTORS OWNER LOOKING TO SELL BUSINESS
• MOSER, SUMPTER ARE WED
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS DRYER VENT CLEANING
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES SATURDAY
• DUROCHER, HOLLAND ARE MARRIED
• PERU GARDEN CLUB TO BE CARVING PUMPKINS
• HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES MANY SCREENINGS
• FUQUA, ZUMWALT TO WED
• WAKE UP TO THE BENEFITS OF BREAKFAST
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR OKTOBERFEST
• SEE, WAGLEY TO MARRY
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO MEET
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS ENJOY AUTUMN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
• STUDEBAKER, SHARP TO WED
• PRESCHOOLERS TOUR PFD
• PHS CLASS OF ’80 CELEBRATES 30TH REUNION
• REDIGER, HANAWAY TO MARRY
• SHIRLEY M. “GRANNY” CARROLL
• COALITION HOSTS DOMESTIC AWARENESS EVENTS
• SISTERS WIN BIG AT STATE FAIR
• HARTS CELEBRATE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
• EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS PLANNING CARRY-IN
• MACONAQUAH STUDENT SENIOR PROJECT BEAUTIFIES PORTION OF NICKEL PLATE TRAIL
• MIAMI COUNTY OFFICES TO SHARE COST OF NEW COPIER
• BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR MIAMI COUNTY
• CHILI COOK-OFF WELL ATTENDED DESPITE WEATHER
• BUSINESS 31 ROADWORK PHASE POTENTIALLY CHANGING
• MIAMI COUNTY TOBACCO AWARENESS GROUP PARTNERS WITH HEAD START TO REDUCE CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO SECONDHAND SMOKE
• NORTH MIAMI HOLDS HEALTH AND SAFETY FAIR FOR FIRST GRADERS
• CLARIFICATION
• CITY OF PERU APPROVES BAN
• NEARLY 100 ATTEND NICKEL PLATE TRAIL DEDICATION CEREMONY
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS TO DOCUMENT CITY
• CANDLELIGHT VIGIL RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• UNITED WAY MAKING A CLEAN DIFFERENCE
• MENUS
• SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES THE STATE OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MIAMI COUNTY
• COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS FUTURE OF TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE
• BLAIR POINTE FIFTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CONNER PRAIRIE
• CITY HONORS EMBREY FOR SERVICE
• COUNCIL APPROVES ABATEMENTS FOR CANADIAN-BASED BUSINESS
• URBANI INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL FRATERNITY
• “POTTY WARS” TO BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• SPAGHETTI DINNER PLANNED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ROSIE’S RESCUE
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• URBANI INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL FRATERNITY
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR OKTOBERFEST
• FUQUA, ZUMWALT TO WED
• TWO INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH
• MENUS
• Me & My Pet
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS ENJOY AUTUMN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
• SEE, WAGLEY TO MARRY
• PHS TO HOST CANCER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES DURING FOOTBALL GAME
• ROSE-HULMAN OFFERS HOTLINE FOR HOMEWORK TIPS
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS HOLD AUGUST SOCIAL
• PHS CLASS OF ’80 CELEBRATES 30TH REUNION
• STUDEBAKER, SHARP TO WED
• DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF RUNNERS SATURDAY
• Morgan Applegate
• PERRY DO-RITES DISCUSS HUMOR
• SISTERS WIN BIG AT STATE FAIR
• REDIGER, HANAWAY TO MARRY
• FIRM PROVIDES OVERVIEW OF HEALTHCARE REFORM FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• Me & My Pet
• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA HAS THREE NEW MEMBERS
• MIAMI COUNTY OFFICES TO SHARE COST OF NEW COPIER
• HARTS CELEBRATE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
• MIAMI NATION OF INDIANA PLANS MEMORIAL MARCH
• Super Heroes
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS DRYER VENT CLEANING
• MIAMI COUNTY TOBACCO AWARENESS GROUP PARTNERS WITH HEAD START TO REDUCE CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO SECONDHAND SMOKE
• NORTH MIAMI HOLDS HEALTH AND SAFETY FAIR FOR FIRST GRADERS
• PERU MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES
• CHURCH NEWS
• PERU GARDEN CLUB TO BE CARVING PUMPKINS
• NEARLY 100 ATTEND NICKEL PLATE TRAIL DEDICATION CEREMONY
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS TO DOCUMENT CITY
• “A FEW GOOD MEN” KICKS OFF OLE’S 47TH SEASON
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• WAKE UP TO THE BENEFITS OF BREAKFAST
• SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES THE STATE OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU JUNIOR HIGH CELEBRATES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR AND UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• KREUTZER NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO MEET
• CITY HONORS EMBREY FOR SERVICE
• VECTREN EXTENDS CALL CENTER HOURS IN OCTOBER, ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO SIGN UP FOR ASSISTANCE, WEATHERIZATION PROGRAMS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 1, 2010
• MACONAQUAH STUDENT SENIOR PROJECT BEAUTIFIES PORTION OF NICKEL PLATE TRAIL
• “POTTY WARS” TO BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• WORK ON NORTH MIAMI SEWER PROJECT BEGINS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
• REGISTRATION FOR IVY TECH’S IVY IDOL SINGING COMPETITION UNDERWAY
• BUSINESS 31 ROADWORK PHASE POTENTIALLY CHANGING
• HARMON PHOTOGRAPHY RECEIVES A-LIST PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
• BUNKER HILL BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY
• CITY OF PERU APPROVES BAN
• LOCAL BUSINESS HAS NEW LINE OF CYCLES
• DUKES MEMORIAL SPONSORS HEALTH EXPO
• MCF CELEBRATES ANOTHER CLIFF GRADUATION
• UNITED WAY MAKING A CLEAN DIFFERENCE
• MIAMI INDIAN REMOVAL MEMORIALIZED
• MILLER, BANKER ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA SPOTLIGHTS ABILITYONE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH
• BURN BAN IN EFFECT FOR MIAMI COUNTY
• P.K. DISTRIBUTORS OWNER LOOKING TO SELL BUSINESS
• SENSEL, LUKE ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA IS LOCAL SPONSOR FOR CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM
• PRESCHOOLERS TOUR PFD
• MENUS
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES SATURDAY
• MOSER, SUMPTER ARE WED
• AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OFFERED AT MISSISSINEWA RESERVOIR
• COALITION HOSTS DOMESTIC AWARENESS EVENTS
• BLAIR POINTE FIFTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CONNER PRAIRIE
• HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES MANY SCREENINGS
• DUROCHER, HOLLAND ARE MARRIED
• CORRECTION
• HARMON PHOTOGRAPHY RECEIVES A-LIST PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
• BUNKER HILL BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY
• REGISTRATION FOR IVY TECH’S IVY IDOL SINGING COMPETITION UNDERWAY
• Peanut Days
• LOCAL BUSINESS HAS NEW LINE OF CYCLES
• DUKES MEMORIAL SPONSORS HEALTH EXPO
• MCF CELEBRATES ANOTHER CLIFF GRADUATION
• HONEYWELL CENTER SEEKING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL PHOTO SHOW
• MIAMI INDIAN REMOVAL MEMORIALIZED
• MILLER, BANKER ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA SPOTLIGHTS ABILITYONE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH
• “QUIT NOW INDIANA” STOP SMOKING CONTEST EXTENDED
• P.K. DISTRIBUTORS OWNER LOOKING TO SELL BUSINESS
• SENSEL, LUKE ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA IS LOCAL SPONSOR FOR CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM
• BONA VISTA TO HOLD FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES SATURDAY
• MOSER, SUMPTER ARE WED
• AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OFFERED AT MISSISSINEWA RESERVOIR
• HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE SEEKS IDEAS TO MAINTAIN DOWNTOWN
• HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES MANY SCREENINGS
• DUROCHER, HOLLAND ARE MARRIED
• CORRECTION
• OKTOBERFEST FEATURES EXPANDED CHILDREN’S AREA
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR OKTOBERFEST
• FUQUA, ZUMWALT TO WED
• TWO INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH
• NICKEL PLATE TRAIL TO OPEN SATURDAY
• SEE, WAGLEY TO MARRY
• PHS TO HOST CANCER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES DURING FOOTBALL GAME
• MENUS
• MISSISSINEWA CAMPERS ENJOY AUTUMN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
• STUDEBAKER, SHARP TO WED
• DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF RUNNERS SATURDAY
• ROSE-HULMAN OFFERS HOTLINE FOR HOMEWORK TIPS
• PHS CLASS OF ’80 CELEBRATES 30TH REUNION
• REDIGER, HANAWAY TO MARRY
• FIRM PROVIDES OVERVIEW OF HEALTHCARE REFORM FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• Morgan Applegate
• SISTERS WIN BIG AT STATE FAIR
• HARTS CELEBRATE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
• MIAMI NATION OF INDIANA PLANS MEMORIAL MARCH
• Me & My Pet
• MIAMI COUNTY OFFICES TO SHARE COST OF NEW COPIER
• NORTH MIAMI HOLDS HEALTH AND SAFETY FAIR FOR FIRST GRADERS
• PERU MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES
• Super Heroes
• MIAMI COUNTY TOBACCO AWARENESS GROUP PARTNERS WITH HEAD START TO REDUCE CHILDREN’S EXPOSURE TO SECONDHAND SMOKE
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS TO DOCUMENT CITY
• “A FEW GOOD MEN” KICKS OFF OLE’S 47TH SEASON
• CHURCH NEWS
• NEARLY 100 ATTEND NICKEL PLATE TRAIL DEDICATION CEREMONY
• SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES THE STATE OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU JUNIOR HIGH CELEBRATES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR AND UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• CITY HONORS EMBREY FOR SERVICE
• VECTREN EXTENDS CALL CENTER HOURS IN OCTOBER, ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO SIGN UP FOR ASSISTANCE, WEATHER
• KREUTZER NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• FOOD READILY AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS THIS WEEKEND
• “POTTY WARS” TO BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• WORK ON NORTH MIAMI SEWER PROJECT BEGINS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 1, 2010
• PERU WOMAN TO HEAR TV CHEFS SPEAK TODAY
• NICKEL PLATE TRAIL TO OPEN SATURDAY
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR OKTOBERFEST
• FUQUA, ZUMWALT TO WED
• TWO INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH
• MENUS
• SEE, WAGLEY TO MARRY
• PHS TO HOST CANCER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES DURING FOOTBALL GAME
• ROSE-HULMAN OFFERS HOTLINE FOR HOMEWORK TIPS
• STUDEBAKER, SHARP TO WED
• DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF RUNNERS SATURDAY
• Morgan Applegate
• REDIGER, HANAWAY TO MARRY
• FIRM PROVIDES OVERVIEW OF HEALTHCARE REFORM FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• Me & My Pet
• HARTS CELEBRATE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
• MIAMI NATION OF INDIANA PLANS MEMORIAL MARCH
• Super Heroes
• NORTH MIAMI HOLDS HEALTH AND SAFETY FAIR FOR FIRST GRADERS
• PERU MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES
• CHURCH NEWS
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS TO DOCUMENT CITY
• “A FEW GOOD MEN” KICKS OFF OLE’S 47TH SEASON
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES THE STATE OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU JUNIOR HIGH CELEBRATES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR AND UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• KREUTZER NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• FOOD READILY AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS THIS WEEKEND
• CITY HONORS EMBREY FOR SERVICE
• VECTREN EXTENDS CALL CENTER HOURS IN OCTOBER, ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO SIGN UP FOR ASSISTANCE, WEATHER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 1, 2010
• PERU WOMAN TO HEAR TV CHEFS SPEAK TODAY
• “POTTY WARS” TO BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• WORK ON NORTH MIAMI SEWER PROJECT BEGINS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
• REGISTRATION FOR IVY TECH’S IVY IDOL SINGING COMPETITION UNDERWAY
• Peanut Days
• HARMON PHOTOGRAPHY RECEIVES A-LIST PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD
• BUNKER HILL BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY
• MCF CELEBRATES ANOTHER CLIFF GRADUATION
• HONEYWELL CENTER SEEKING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL PHOTO SHOW
• LOCAL BUSINESS HAS NEW LINE OF CYCLES
• DUKES MEMORIAL SPONSORS HEALTH EXPO
• BONA VISTA SPOTLIGHTS ABILITYONE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH
• “QUIT NOW INDIANA” STOP SMOKING CONTEST EXTENDED
• MIAMI INDIAN REMOVAL MEMORIALIZED
• MILLER, BANKER ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA IS LOCAL SPONSOR FOR CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM
• BONA VISTA TO HOLD FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
• P.K. DISTRIBUTORS OWNER LOOKING TO SELL BUSINESS
• SENSEL, LUKE ARE MARRIED
• AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OFFERED AT MISSISSINEWA RESERVOIR
• HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE SEEKS IDEAS TO MAINTAIN DOWNTOWN
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES SATURDAY
• MOSER, SUMPTER ARE WED
• OKTOBERFEST FEATURES EXPANDED CHILDREN’S AREA
• HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES MANY SCREENINGS
• DUROCHER, HOLLAND ARE MARRIED
• CORRECTION
• NORTH MIAMI HOLDS HEALTH AND SAFETY FAIR FOR FIRST GRADERS
• PERU MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES
• Super Heroes
• COUNTY DOG POUND CONCERNS LEND SUPPORT TO ROSIE’S RESCUE
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS TO DOCUMENT CITY
• “A FEW GOOD MEN” KICKS OFF OLE’S 47TH SEASON
• CHURCH NEWS
• TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT
• LOWERING THE RISK OF FIELD FIRES
• SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES THE STATE OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU JUNIOR HIGH CELEBRATES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR AND UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• BLAIR POINTE ART CLUB PAINTING FLAGS
• LOCAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS RECOGNIZED
• CITY HONORS EMBREY FOR SERVICE
• VECTREN EXTENDS CALL CENTER HOURS IN OCTOBER, ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO SIGN UP FOR ASSISTANCE, WEATHER
• KREUTZER NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• FOOD READILY AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS THIS WEEKEND
• POLLING LOCATIONS RELOCATED FOR BUSINESS 31 WORK
• “POTTY WARS” TO BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• WORK ON NORTH MIAMI SEWER PROJECT BEGINS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 1, 2010
• PERU WOMAN TO HEAR TV CHEFS SPEAK TODAY
• ORGANIC CERTIFICATION FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS
• BUNKER HILL BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY
• REGISTRATION FOR IVY TECH’S IVY IDOL SINGING COMPETITION UNDERWAY
• Peanut Days
• FORTY PERCENT OF UNDERAGE DRINKERS RECEIVED FREE ALCOHOL FROM ADULTS
• DUKES MEMORIAL SPONSORS HEALTH EXPO
• MCF CELEBRATES ANOTHER CLIFF GRADUATION
• HONEYWELL CENTER SEEKING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL PHOTO SHOW
• CLEANUP TO TARGET WABASH RIVER IN PERU
• MILLER, BANKER ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA SPOTLIGHTS ABILITYONE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH
• “QUIT NOW INDIANA” STOP SMOKING CONTEST EXTENDED
• COLLEGE INTERNS NEEDED AT STATEHOUSE
• SENSEL, LUKE ARE MARRIED
• BONA VISTA IS LOCAL SPONSOR FOR CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM
• BONA VISTA TO HOLD FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
• FOOD FINDERS NEEDS HELP WITH CONTEST
• MOSER, SUMPTER ARE WED
• AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OFFERED AT MISSISSINEWA RESERVOIR
• HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE SEEKS IDEAS TO MAINTAIN DOWNTOWN
• CLUBS TO MEET TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
• DUROCHER, HOLLAND ARE MARRIED
• CORRECTION
• OKTOBERFEST FEATURES EXPANDED CHILDREN’S AREA
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• FUQUA, ZUMWALT TO WED
• TWO INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH
• NICKEL PLATE TRAIL TO OPEN SATURDAY
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• SEE, WAGLEY TO MARRY
• PHS TO HOST CANCER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES DURING FOOTBALL GAME
• MENUS
• ALPACAS SEE 75 TO 85 VISITORS
• STUDEBAKER, SHARP TO WED
• DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF RUNNERS SATURDAY
• ROSE-HULMAN OFFERS HOTLINE FOR HOMEWORK TIPS
• CORRECTION
• REDIGER, HANAWAY TO MARRY
• FIRM PROVIDES OVERVIEW OF HEALTHCARE REFORM FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• Morgan Applegate
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• HARTS CELEBRATE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
• MIAMI NATION OF INDIANA PLANS MEMORIAL MARCH
• Me & My Pet
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR TO PUT ON CAR SHOW
• COLLEGE INTERNS NEEDED AT STATEHOUSE
• SYMPOSIUM DISCUSSES THE STATE OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MIAMI COUNTY
• BONA VISTA SPOTLIGHTS ABILITYONE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH
• “QUIT NOW INDIANA” STOP SMOKING CONTEST EXTENDED
• FOOD FINDERS NEEDS HELP WITH CONTEST
• CITY HONORS EMBREY FOR SERVICE
• BONA VISTA IS LOCAL SPONSOR FOR CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM
• BONA VISTA TO HOLD FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
• CLUBS TO MEET TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
• “POTTY WARS” TO BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OFFERED AT MISSISSINEWA RESERVOIR
• HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE SEEKS IDEAS TO MAINTAIN DOWNTOWN
• PERU BUSINESS MANUFACTURES MARINE SAFETY PRODUCTS
• CORRECTION
• OKTOBERFEST FEATURES EXPANDED CHILDREN’S AREA
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• FIRST FARMERS BANK AND TRUST BREAKS GROUND IN HUNTINGTON
• TWO INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH
• NICKEL PLATE TRAIL TO OPEN SATURDAY
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• CORRECTION
• MILLER, BANKER ARE MARRIED
• PHS TO HOST CANCER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES DURING FOOTBALL GAME
• MENUS
• ALPACAS SEE 75 TO 85 VISITORS
• JAIL LANDSCAPING MAKING PROGRESS
• SENSEL, LUKE ARE MARRIED
• DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF RUNNERS SATURDAY
• ROSE-HULMAN OFFERS HOTLINE FOR HOMEWORK TIPS
• CORRECTION
• UNITED WAY CONTINUES FUNDING OF Y MIAMIGO
• MOSER, SUMPTER ARE WED
• FIRM PROVIDES OVERVIEW OF HEALTHCARE REFORM FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• Morgan Applegate
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• HARVESTING CAPABILITIES PLANS FOURTH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
• DUROCHER, HOLLAND ARE MARRIED
• MIAMI NATION OF INDIANA PLANS MEMORIAL MARCH
• Me & My Pet
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR TO PUT ON CAR SHOW
• PERU MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• FUQUA, ZUMWALT TO WED
• PERU MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES
• Super Heroes
• COUNTY DOG POUND CONCERNS LEND SUPPORT TO ROSIE’S RESCUE
• LOWERING THE RISK OF FIELD FIRES
• SEE, WAGLEY TO MARRY
• “A FEW GOOD MEN” KICKS OFF OLE’S 47TH SEASON
• CHURCH NEWS
• TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT
• LOCAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS RECOGNIZED
• STUDEBAKER, SHARP TO WED
• PERU JUNIOR HIGH CELEBRATES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR AND UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• BLAIR POINTE ART CLUB PAINTING FLAGS
• POLLING LOCATIONS RELOCATED FOR BUSINESS 31 WORK
• REDIGER, HANAWAY TO MARRY
• VECTREN EXTENDS CALL CENTER HOURS IN OCTOBER, ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO SIGN UP FOR ASSISTANCE, WEATHER
• KREUTZER NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• FOOD READILY AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS THIS WEEKEND
• ORGANIC CERTIFICATION FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS
• HARTS CELEBRATE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
• WORK ON NORTH MIAMI SEWER PROJECT BEGINS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 1, 2010
• PERU WOMAN TO HEAR TV CHEFS SPEAK TODAY
• FORTY PERCENT OF UNDERAGE DRINKERS RECEIVED FREE ALCOHOL FROM ADULTS
• NORTH MIAMI HOLDS HEALTH AND SAFETY FAIR FOR FIRST GRADERS
• BUNKER HILL BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY
• REGISTRATION FOR IVY TECH’S IVY IDOL SINGING COMPETITION UNDERWAY
• Peanut Days
• CLEANUP TO TARGET WABASH RIVER IN PERU
• FORMER PERU RESIDENTS TO DOCUMENT CITY
• DUKES MEMORIAL SPONSORS HEALTH EXPO
• MCF CELEBRATES ANOTHER CLIFF GRADUATION
• HONEYWELL CENTER SEEKING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL PHOTO SHOW
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR TO PUT ON CAR SHOW
• UNITED WAY CONTINUES FUNDING OF Y MIAMIGO
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• CHURCH NEWS
• COUNTY DOG POUND CONCERNS LEND SUPPORT TO ROSIE’S RESCUE
• HARVESTING CAPABILITIES PLANS FOURTH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
• MENUS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 1, 2010
• TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT
• PERU MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• ROSE-HULMAN OFFERS HOTLINE FOR HOMEWORK TIPS
• REGISTRATION FOR IVY TECH’S IVY IDOL SINGING COMPETITION UNDERWAY
• BLAIR POINTE ART CLUB PAINTING FLAGS
• LOWERING THE RISK OF FIELD FIRES
• Morgan Applegate
• MCF CELEBRATES ANOTHER CLIFF GRADUATION
• FOOD READILY AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS THIS WEEKEND
• LOCAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS RECOGNIZED
• Me & My Pet
• BONA VISTA SPOTLIGHTS ABILITYONE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH
• PERU WOMAN TO HEAR TV CHEFS SPEAK TODAY
• POLLING LOCATIONS RELOCATED FOR BUSINESS 31 WORK
• Super Heroes
• BONA VISTA IS LOCAL SPONSOR FOR CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM
• Peanut Days
• ORGANIC CERTIFICATION FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OFFERED AT MISSISSINEWA RESERVOIR
• HONEYWELL CENTER SEEKING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL PHOTO SHOW
• FORTY PERCENT OF UNDERAGE DRINKERS RECEIVED FREE ALCOHOL FROM ADULTS
• KREUTZER NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• CORRECTION
• “QUIT NOW INDIANA” STOP SMOKING CONTEST EXTENDED
• CLEANUP TO TARGET WABASH RIVER IN PERU
• FIRM PROVIDES OVERVIEW OF HEALTHCARE REFORM FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
• TWO INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH
• BONA VISTA TO HOLD FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
• COLLEGE INTERNS NEEDED AT STATEHOUSE
• MIAMI NATION OF INDIANA PLANS MEMORIAL MARCH
• PHS TO HOST CANCER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES DURING FOOTBALL GAME
• HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE SEEKS IDEAS TO MAINTAIN DOWNTOWN
• FOOD FINDERS NEEDS HELP WITH CONTEST
• PERU MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES
• DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF RUNNERS SATURDAY
• OKTOBERFEST FEATURES EXPANDED CHILDREN’S AREA
• CLUBS TO MEET TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
• “A FEW GOOD MEN” KICKS OFF OLE’S 47TH SEASON
• PERU JUNIOR HIGH CELEBRATES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR AND UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• NICKEL PLATE TRAIL TO OPEN SATURDAY
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• PERU BUSINESS MANUFACTURES MARINE SAFETY PRODUCTS
• VECTREN EXTENDS CALL CENTER HOURS IN OCTOBER, ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO SIGN UP FOR ASSISTANCE, WEATHER
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• FIRST FARMERS BANK AND TRUST BREAKS GROUND IN HUNTINGTON
• WORK ON NORTH MIAMI SEWER PROJECT BEGINS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
• ALPACAS SEE 75 TO 85 VISITORS
• CORRECTION
• BUNKER HILL BANK ROBBER IN CUSTODY
• CORRECTION
• JAIL LANDSCAPING MAKING PROGRESS
• DUKES MEMORIAL SPONSORS HEALTH EXPO
• JACE RYAN HALL
• HONEYWELL CENTER SEEKING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ANNUAL PHOTO SHOW
• ORGANIC CERTIFICATION FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS
• FIRST GRADE HEALTH FAIR TODAY
• “QUIT NOW INDIANA” STOP SMOKING CONTEST EXTENDED
• FORTY PERCENT OF UNDERAGE DRINKERS RECEIVED FREE ALCOHOL FROM ADULTS
• CORRECTION
• BONA VISTA TO HOLD FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
• CLEANUP TO TARGET WABASH RIVER IN PERU
• CORRECTION
• HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE SEEKS IDEAS TO MAINTAIN DOWNTOWN
• COLLEGE INTERNS NEEDED AT STATEHOUSE
• ANDERSON HAUNTED HOUSE HAS FREE ADMISSION FOR SELECT GUESTS THIS WEEKEND
• OKTOBERFEST FEATURES EXPANDED CHILDREN’S AREA
• FOOD FINDERS NEEDS HELP WITH CONTEST
• COUNTY BUDGETS A LITTLE HIGHER IN 2011
• NICKEL PLATE TRAIL TO OPEN SATURDAY
• CLUBS TO MEET TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
• PERU BUSINESS MANUFACTURES MARINE SAFETY PRODUCTS
• HOUSERS TO CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• TONY AND ELIZABETH RICHARDS
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• FIRST FARMERS BANK AND TRUST BREAKS GROUND IN HUNTINGTON
• LEVI EUGENE MERRITT
• ALPACAS SEE 75 TO 85 VISITORS
• CORRECTION
• EVAN BLAKE
• CORRECTION
• JAIL LANDSCAPING MAKING PROGRESS
• NASH WILLIAM LISKA
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR TO PUT ON CAR SHOW
• UNITED WAY CONTINUES FUNDING OF Y MIAMIGO
• BRAYDEN DOUGLAS STAMPER
• COUNTY DOG POUND CONCERNS LEND SUPPORT TO ROSIE’S RESCUE
• HARVESTING CAPABILITIES PLANS FOURTH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
• AIKMAN CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT
• PERU MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• YOCUMS CELEBRATING 25TH ANNIVERSARY
• FOOD READILY AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS THIS WEEKEND
• BLAIR POINTE ART CLUB PAINTING FLAGS
• LOWERING THE RISK OF FIELD FIRES
• FULTONS CELEBRATING GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• PERU WOMAN TO HEAR TV CHEFS SPEAK TODAY
• LOCAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS RECOGNIZED
• ROACHS CELEBRATING 40TH ANNIVERSARY
• Peanut Days
• POLLING LOCATIONS RELOCATED FOR BUSINESS 31 WORK
• LOWERING THE RISK OF FIELD FIRES
• YOCUMS CELEBRATING 25TH ANNIVERSARY
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
• COUNTY DOG POUND CONCERNS LEND SUPPORT TO ROSIE’S RESCUE
• LOCAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS RECOGNIZED
• FULTONS CELEBRATING GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• PERU PHYSICS STUDENTS FIRE THREE-PERSON SLINGSHOTS
• TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT
• POLLING LOCATIONS RELOCATED FOR BUSINESS 31 WORK
• ROACHS CELEBRATING 40TH ANNIVERSARY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS TO UPGRADE CAMERAS, FIRE ALARMS
• BLAIR POINTE ART CLUB PAINTING FLAGS
• JACE RYAN HALL
• PERU MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
• ORGANIC CERTIFICATION FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS
• FIRST GRADE HEALTH FAIR TODAY
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
• FORTY PERCENT OF UNDERAGE DRINKERS RECEIVED FREE ALCOHOL FROM ADULTS
• CORRECTION
• REGISTERED OFFENDER ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL BATTERY
• CLEANUP TO TARGET WABASH RIVER IN PERU
• CORRECTION
• VOLLEYBALL FOES JOIN FORCES AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• COLLEGE INTERNS NEEDED AT STATEHOUSE
• ANDERSON HAUNTED HOUSE HAS FREE ADMISSION FOR SELECT GUESTS THIS WEEKEND
• CHRISTY SCHEDULED FOR JURY TRIAL IN 2011
• FOOD FINDERS NEEDS HELP WITH CONTEST
• COUNTY BUDGETS A LITTLE HIGHER IN 2011
• Accused Peru man remains in custody
• CLUBS TO MEET TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
• PERU BUSINESS MANUFACTURES MARINE SAFETY PRODUCTS
• HOUSERS TO CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• COUNTY RECOUPS MORE THAN $300,000 FROM TAX SALE
• FIRST FARMERS BANK AND TRUST BREAKS GROUND IN HUNTINGTON
• TONY AND ELIZABETH RICHARDS
• ALPACAS SEE 75 TO 85 VISITORS
• CORRECTION
• LEVI EUGENE MERRITT
• CORRECTION
• JAIL LANDSCAPING MAKING PROGRESS
• EVAN BLAKE
• Church News
• UNITED WAY CONTINUES FUNDING OF Y MIAMIGO
• NASH WILLIAM LISKA
• U.S. 31 ACCIDENT INJURES ILLINOIS MAN
• HARVESTING CAPABILITIES PLANS FOURTH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
• BRAYDEN DOUGLAS STAMPER
• SMITH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• HOLDEN CELEBRATING 50TH BIRTHDAY
• PERU MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• AIKMAN CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• ROLAND CONTINUES TO RECOVER
• MACONAQUAH SENIOR TO PUT ON CAR SHOW
• UNITED WAY CONTINUES FUNDING OF Y MIAMIGO
• NASH WILLIAM LISKA
• U.S. 31 ACCIDENT INJURES ILLINOIS MAN
• HARVESTING CAPABILITIES PLANS FOURTH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
• BRAYDEN DOUGLAS STAMPER
• SMITH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• PERU MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• AIKMAN CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• ROLAND CONTINUES TO RECOVER
• YOCUMS CELEBRATING 25TH ANNIVERSARY
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
• LOWERING THE RISK OF FIELD FIRES
• FULTONS CELEBRATING GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• PERU PHYSICS STUDENTS FIRE THREE-PERSON SLINGSHOTS
• LOCAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS RECOGNIZED
• ROACHS CELEBRATING 40TH ANNIVERSARY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS TO UPGRADE CAMERAS, FIRE ALARMS
• POLLING LOCATIONS RELOCATED FOR BUSINESS 31 WORK
• JACE RYAN HALL
• PERU MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
• MENUS
• FIRST GRADE HEALTH FAIR TODAY
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
• STUDENTS COMPLETE SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• CORRECTION
• REGISTERED OFFENDER ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL BATTERY
• Me & My Pet
• CORRECTION
• VOLLEYBALL FOES JOIN FORCES AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• Scholar
• ANDERSON HAUNTED HOUSE HAS FREE ADMISSION FOR SELECT GUESTS THIS WEEKEND
• CHRISTY SCHEDULED FOR JURY TRIAL IN 2011
• ‘A FEW GOOD MEN’ THIS WEEK’S FOOD INSPIRATION
• COUNTY BUDGETS A LITTLE HIGHER IN 2011
• Accused Peru man remains in custody
• It's all in the presentation
• PERU BUSINESS MANUFACTURES MARINE SAFETY PRODUCTS
• HOUSERS TO CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• TWO MIAMI COUNTY RESIDENTS HONORED
• FIRST FARMERS BANK AND TRUST BREAKS GROUND IN HUNTINGTON
• TONY AND ELIZABETH RICHARDS
• UNITED WAY SUPPORTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER
• CORRECTION
• LEVI EUGENE MERRITT
• PIPE CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT PAST AND PRESENT ENJOY STEAK DINNER
• JAIL LANDSCAPING MAKING PROGRESS
• EVAN BLAKE
• Church News
• PERU MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• AIKMAN CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• ROLAND CONTINUES TO RECOVER
• YOCUMS CELEBRATING 25TH ANNIVERSARY
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
• FULTONS CELEBRATING GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• PERU PHYSICS STUDENTS FIRE THREE-PERSON SLINGSHOTS
• WINONA LAKE ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• ROACHS CELEBRATING 40TH ANNIVERSARY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS TO UPGRADE CAMERAS, FIRE ALARMS
• MENUS
• JACE RYAN HALL
• PERU MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
• STUDENTS COMPLETE SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• FIRST GRADE HEALTH FAIR TODAY
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
• Me & My Pet
• CORRECTION
• REGISTERED OFFENDER ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL BATTERY
• Scholar
• CORRECTION
• VOLLEYBALL FOES JOIN FORCES AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• ‘A FEW GOOD MEN’ THIS WEEK’S FOOD INSPIRATION
• ANDERSON HAUNTED HOUSE HAS FREE ADMISSION FOR SELECT GUESTS THIS WEEKEND
• CHRISTY SCHEDULED FOR JURY TRIAL IN 2011
• It's all in the presentation
• COUNTY BUDGETS A LITTLE HIGHER IN 2011
• Accused Peru man remains in custody
• TWO MIAMI COUNTY RESIDENTS HONORED
• PERU BUSINESS MANUFACTURES MARINE SAFETY PRODUCTS
• HOUSERS TO CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• FIRST FARMERS BANK AND TRUST BREAKS GROUND IN HUNTINGTON
• TONY AND ELIZABETH RICHARDS
• UNITED WAY SUPPORTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER
• CORRECTION
• LEVI EUGENE MERRITT
• PIPE CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT PAST AND PRESENT ENJOY STEAK DINNER
• JAIL LANDSCAPING MAKING PROGRESS
• EVAN BLAKE
• Church News
• UNITED WAY CONTINUES FUNDING OF Y MIAMIGO
• NASH WILLIAM LISKA
• U.S. 31 ACCIDENT INJURES ILLINOIS MAN
• HARVESTING CAPABILITIES PLANS FOURTH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
• BRAYDEN DOUGLAS STAMPER
• SMITH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• CORRECTION
• REGISTERED OFFENDER ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL BATTERY
• Me & My Pet
• CORRECTION
• VOLLEYBALL FOES JOIN FORCES AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• Scholar
• ASIAN CARP ALREADY IN MIAMI COUNTY
• ANDERSON HAUNTED HOUSE HAS FREE ADMISSION FOR SELECT GUESTS THIS WEEKEND
• CHRISTY SCHEDULED FOR JURY TRIAL IN 2011
• ‘A FEW GOOD MEN’ THIS WEEK’S FOOD INSPIRATION
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS HEAR OF BIRTHRIGHT NEEDS
• COUNTY BUDGETS A LITTLE HIGHER IN 2011
• Accused Peru man remains in custody
• It's all in the presentation
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• HOUSERS TO CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• TWO MIAMI COUNTY RESIDENTS HONORED
• REBEKAHS TO SEND CARDS
• TONY AND ELIZABETH RICHARDS
• UNITED WAY SUPPORTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER
• Miller's Merry Manor thankful to musicians
• LEVI EUGENE MERRITT
• PIPE CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT PAST AND PRESENT ENJOY STEAK DINNER
• ROSIE’S RESCUE TO MAKE LOCAL PHONE CALLS
• EVAN BLAKE
• Church News
• EXTRA INMATES MEANS MORE MONEY FOR MIAMI COUNTY JAIL
• NASH WILLIAM LISKA
• U.S. 31 ACCIDENT INJURES ILLINOIS MAN
• PERU SCHOOLS SEEING RESULTS FROM PBIS PROGRAM
• BRAYDEN DOUGLAS STAMPER
• SMITH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• SALVATION ARMY CONTINUING TO HELP OTHERS
• AIKMAN CELEBRATING 90TH BIRTHDAY
• ROLAND CONTINUES TO RECOVER
• MIAMI COUNTY MUSICIANS PARTICIPATE IN PURDUE BAND DAY
• YOCUMS CELEBRATING 25TH ANNIVERSARY
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
• UNIVERSITY STUDENT WITH LOCAL TIES RECEIVES JOE SAINE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
• FULTONS CELEBRATING GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• PERU PHYSICS STUDENTS FIRE THREE-PERSON SLINGSHOTS
• BUSINESS ON BUSINESS 31 CONTINUES
• ROACHS CELEBRATING 40TH ANNIVERSARY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS TO UPGRADE CAMERAS, FIRE ALARMS
• WINONA LAKE ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• JACE RYAN HALL
• PERU MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
• MENUS
• FIRST GRADE HEALTH FAIR TODAY
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
• STUDENTS COMPLETE SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• Scholar
• ASIAN CARP ALREADY IN MIAMI COUNTY
• VOLLEYBALL FOES JOIN FORCES AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• ‘A FEW GOOD MEN’ THIS WEEK’S FOOD INSPIRATION
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS HEAR OF BIRTHRIGHT NEEDS
• CHRISTY SCHEDULED FOR JURY TRIAL IN 2011
• It's all in the presentation
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• Accused Peru man remains in custody
• TWO MIAMI COUNTY RESIDENTS HONORED
• REBEKAHS TO SEND CARDS
• UNITED WAY SUPPORTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER
• Miller's Merry Manor thankful to musicians
• RIVERSIDE TRAVEL TRAILERS STRIVES TO BE BIG DOGS IN THE DOG TRAILER MARKET
• PIPE CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT PAST AND PRESENT ENJOY STEAK DINNER
• ROSIE’S RESCUE TO MAKE LOCAL PHONE CALLS
• THREE LOCAL REALTORS COMPLETE ACADEMY
• Church News
• EXTRA INMATES MEANS MORE MONEY FOR MIAMI COUNTY JAIL
• WABASH BUSINESS TO OFFER RESUME TIPS, FREE FAXING
• U.S. 31 ACCIDENT INJURES ILLINOIS MAN
• PERU SCHOOLS SEEING RESULTS FROM PBIS PROGRAM
• WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON ACCOUNTABILITY AND DIFFICULT COMMUNICATION
• SMITH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• SALVATION ARMY CONTINUING TO HELP OTHERS
• MARION BUSINESS START-UP WORKSHOP STARTS TODAY
• ROLAND CONTINUES TO RECOVER
• MIAMI COUNTY MUSICIANS PARTICIPATE IN PURDUE BAND DAY
• FISHERS CELEBRATING 71 YEARS TOGETHER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
• UNIVERSITY STUDENT WITH LOCAL TIES RECEIVES JOE SAINE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
• CORRECTION
• PERU PHYSICS STUDENTS FIRE THREE-PERSON SLINGSHOTS
• BUSINESS ON BUSINESS 31 CONTINUES
• TROOPER RETURNS TO WORK AFTER COMBAT TOUR
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS TO UPGRADE CAMERAS, FIRE ALARMS
• WINONA LAKE ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• PJHS STUDENTS PAINTING MURALS AROUND SCHOOL
• PERU MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
• MENUS
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
• STUDENTS COMPLETE SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• HOMECOMING A TRIP BACK FOR NORTH MIAMI
• Me & My Pet
• INTERVIEWS GO WELL FOR ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’
• REGISTERED OFFENDER ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL BATTERY
• UNITED WAY SUPPORTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER
• Miller's Merry Manor thankful to musicians
• RIVERSIDE TRAVEL TRAILERS STRIVES TO BE BIG DOGS IN THE DOG TRAILER MARKET
• PIPE CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT PAST AND PRESENT ENJOY STEAK DINNER
• ROSIE’S RESCUE TO MAKE LOCAL PHONE CALLS
• THREE LOCAL REALTORS COMPLETE ACADEMY
• EXTRA INMATES MEANS MORE MONEY FOR MIAMI COUNTY JAIL
• WABASH BUSINESS TO OFFER RESUME TIPS, FREE FAXING
• PERU SCHOOLS SEEING RESULTS FROM PBIS PROGRAM
• WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON ACCOUNTABILITY AND DIFFICULT COMMUNICATION
• Church News
• SALVATION ARMY CONTINUING TO HELP OTHERS
• MARION BUSINESS START-UP WORKSHOP STARTS TODAY
• U.S. 31 ACCIDENT INJURES ILLINOIS MAN
• MIAMI COUNTY MUSICIANS PARTICIPATE IN PURDUE BAND DAY
• FISHERS CELEBRATING 71 YEARS TOGETHER
• SMITH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• UNIVERSITY STUDENT WITH LOCAL TIES RECEIVES JOE SAINE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
• CORRECTION
• ROLAND CONTINUES TO RECOVER
• BUSINESS ON BUSINESS 31 CONTINUES
• TROOPER RETURNS TO WORK AFTER COMBAT TOUR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
• WINONA LAKE ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• PJHS STUDENTS PAINTING MURALS AROUND SCHOOL
• PERU PHYSICS STUDENTS FIRE THREE-PERSON SLINGSHOTS
• MENUS
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS TO UPGRADE CAMERAS, FIRE ALARMS
• STUDENTS COMPLETE SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• HOMECOMING A TRIP BACK FOR NORTH MIAMI
• PERU MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
• Me & My Pet
• INTERVIEWS GO WELL FOR ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
• Scholar
• ASIAN CARP ALREADY IN MIAMI COUNTY
• REGISTERED OFFENDER ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL BATTERY
• ‘A FEW GOOD MEN’ THIS WEEK’S FOOD INSPIRATION
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS HEAR OF BIRTHRIGHT NEEDS
• VOLLEYBALL FOES JOIN FORCES AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• It's all in the presentation
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• CHRISTY SCHEDULED FOR JURY TRIAL IN 2011
• TWO MIAMI COUNTY RESIDENTS HONORED
• REBEKAHS TO SEND CARDS
• Accused Peru man remains in custody
• UNIVERSITY STUDENT WITH LOCAL TIES RECEIVES JOE SAINE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
• CORRECTION
• BLACKMAN IS CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• BUSINESS ON BUSINESS 31 CONTINUES
• TROOPER RETURNS TO WORK AFTER COMBAT TOUR
• CUT POWER LINE LEAVES CAMPERS WITHOUT POWER
• WINONA LAKE ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• PJHS STUDENTS PAINTING MURALS AROUND SCHOOL
• BOULDER REMAINS IN OAKDALE ADDITION
• ‘A FEW GOOD MEN’ THIS WEEK’S FOOD INSPIRATION
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED
• ELECTION DAY COMING SOON
• It's all in the presentation
• HOMECOMING A TRIP BACK FOR NORTH MIAMI
• PERU’S GOT TALENT
• PIPE CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT PAST AND PRESENT ENJOY STEAK DINNER
• INTERVIEWS GO WELL FOR ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’
• IMPROVING PERU HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATTENDANCE
• MENUS
• ASIAN CARP ALREADY IN MIAMI COUNTY
• AMBOY FALL FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FREE CHILD IDENTIFICATION CARDS
• STUDENTS COMPLETE SUMMER READING PROGRAM
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS HEAR OF BIRTHRIGHT NEEDS
• GOSHERT ACQUITTED FOR SELF-DEFENSE STABBING
• Me & My Pet
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• CHURCH GROUP HELPS REBUILD HOMES IN NEW ORLEANS
• Scholar
• REBEKAHS TO SEND CARDS
• NORTH MIAMI BOYS BEST TEACHERS IN POWER PUFF VOLLEYBALL
• TWO MIAMI COUNTY RESIDENTS HONORED
• Miller's Merry Manor thankful to musicians
• RIVERSIDE TRAVEL TRAILERS STRIVES TO BE BIG DOGS IN THE DOG TRAILER MARKET
• UNITED WAY SUPPORTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER
• ROSIE’S RESCUE TO MAKE LOCAL PHONE CALLS
• THREE LOCAL REALTORS COMPLETE ACADEMY
• ROLLING CHAPEL HAS WHEELCHAIR LIFT
• EXTRA INMATES MEANS MORE MONEY FOR MIAMI COUNTY JAIL
• WABASH BUSINESS TO OFFER RESUME TIPS, FREE FAXING
• CHURCH NEWS
• PERU SCHOOLS SEEING RESULTS FROM PBIS PROGRAM
• WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON ACCOUNTABILITY AND DIFFICULT COMMUNICATION
• KINTNER TURNS 95
• SALVATION ARMY CONTINUING TO HELP OTHERS
• MARION BUSINESS START-UP WORKSHOP STARTS TODAY
• MIZE CELEBRATING 90 YEARS
• MIAMI COUNTY MUSICIANS PARTICIPATE IN PURDUE BAND DAY
• FISHERS CELEBRATING 71 YEARS TOGETHER
• BETTY TURNING 95
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED
• ELECTION DAY COMING SOON
• HOMECOMING A TRIP BACK FOR NORTH MIAMI
• PERU’S GOT TALENT
• INTERVIEWS GO WELL FOR ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’
• IMPROVING PERU HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATTENDANCE
• ASIAN CARP ALREADY IN MIAMI COUNTY
• AMBOY FALL FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FREE CHILD IDENTIFICATION CARDS
• UNIVERSITY STUDENT WITH LOCAL TIES RECEIVES JOE SAINE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
• GOSHERT ACQUITTED FOR SELF-DEFENSE STABBING
• BUSINESS ON BUSINESS 31 CONTINUES
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS HEAR OF BIRTHRIGHT NEEDS
• CHURCH GROUP HELPS REBUILD HOMES IN NEW ORLEANS
• WINONA LAKE ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• NORTH MIAMI BOYS BEST TEACHERS IN POWER PUFF VOLLEYBALL
• SALVATION ARMY CONTINUING TO HELP OTHERS
• REBEKAHS TO SEND CARDS
• RIVERSIDE TRAVEL TRAILERS STRIVES TO BE BIG DOGS IN THE DOG TRAILER MARKET
• MIAMI COUNTY MUSICIANS PARTICIPATE IN PURDUE BAND DAY
• Miller's Merry Manor thankful to musicians
• THREE LOCAL REALTORS COMPLETE ACADEMY
• ROLLING CHAPEL HAS WHEELCHAIR LIFT
• ROSIE’S RESCUE TO MAKE LOCAL PHONE CALLS
• WABASH BUSINESS TO OFFER RESUME TIPS, FREE FAXING
• CHURCH NEWS
• EXTRA INMATES MEANS MORE MONEY FOR MIAMI COUNTY JAIL
• WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON ACCOUNTABILITY AND DIFFICULT COMMUNICATION
• KINTNER TURNS 95
• PERU SCHOOLS SEEING RESULTS FROM PBIS PROGRAM
• MARION BUSINESS START-UP WORKSHOP STARTS TODAY
• MIZE CELEBRATING 90 YEARS
• FISHERS CELEBRATING 71 YEARS TOGETHER
• BETTY TURNING 95
• CORRECTION
• BLACKMAN IS CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• TROOPER RETURNS TO WORK AFTER COMBAT TOUR
• CUT POWER LINE LEAVES CAMPERS WITHOUT POWER
• PJHS STUDENTS PAINTING MURALS AROUND SCHOOL
• BOULDER REMAINS IN OAKDALE ADDITION
• INTERVIEWS GO WELL FOR ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’
• IMPROVING PERU HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATTENDANCE
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP WASHES GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM PLANE
• ROSIE’S RESCUE TO MAKE LOCAL PHONE CALLS
• AMBOY FALL FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FREE CHILD IDENTIFICATION CARDS
• HELPING HANDS PREPARES FOR EIGHTH ANNUAL BENEFIT WALK
• EXTRA INMATES MEANS MORE MONEY FOR MIAMI COUNTY JAIL
• GOSHERT ACQUITTED FOR SELF-DEFENSE STABBING
• DELPH DISCUSSES ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION WITH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
• PERU SCHOOLS SEEING RESULTS FROM PBIS PROGRAM
• CHURCH GROUP HELPS REBUILD HOMES IN NEW ORLEANS
• ‘REX MAYS DAYS’ THIS WEEK AT ELMWOOD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• NORTH MIAMI BOYS BEST TEACHERS IN POWER PUFF VOLLEYBALL
• BOULDER MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN TODAY
• MENUS
• RIVERSIDE TRAVEL TRAILERS STRIVES TO BE BIG DOGS IN THE DOG TRAILER MARKET
• NM BOARD AGREES TO TEACHER EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
• IMPACT AWARD NOMINATIONS NEEDED
• THREE LOCAL REALTORS COMPLETE ACADEMY
• ROLLING CHAPEL HAS WHEELCHAIR LIFT
• EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR IN LAFAYETTE
• WABASH BUSINESS TO OFFER RESUME TIPS, FREE FAXING
• CHURCH NEWS
• PERU CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON ACCOUNTABILITY AND DIFFICULT COMMUNICATION
• KINTNER TURNS 95
• Me & My Pet
• MARION BUSINESS START-UP WORKSHOP STARTS TODAY
• MIZE CELEBRATING 90 YEARS
• North Miami Homecoming Court
• FISHERS CELEBRATING 71 YEARS TOGETHER
• BETTY TURNING 95
• OAK HILL WINERY TO HOST CHEESECAKE FEST SATURDAY
• CORRECTION
• BLACKMAN IS CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL OPEN DESPITE CONSTRUCTION
• ASIAN CARP ALREADY IN MIAMI COUNTY
• TROOPER RETURNS TO WORK AFTER COMBAT TOUR
• CUT POWER LINE LEAVES CAMPERS WITHOUT POWER
• VEHICLE FLIPS IN U.S. 31 ACCIDENT
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS HEAR OF BIRTHRIGHT NEEDS
• PJHS STUDENTS PAINTING MURALS AROUND SCHOOL
• BOULDER REMAINS IN OAKDALE ADDITION
• DUKES HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 2010 GRANT FUNDS
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED
• ELECTION DAY COMING SOON
• BLOOD DRIVE SET FOR THURSDAY
• REBEKAHS TO SEND CARDS
• HOMECOMING A TRIP BACK FOR NORTH MIAMI
• PERU’S GOT TALENT
• BID ACCEPTED FOR BUNKER HILL STORMWATER PROJECT
• Miller's Merry Manor thankful to musicians
• IMPROVING PERU HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATTENDANCE
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP WASHES GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM PLANE
• AMBOY FALL FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FREE CHILD IDENTIFICATION CARDS
• HELPING HANDS PREPARES FOR EIGHTH ANNUAL BENEFIT WALK
• PERU SCHOOLS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND FALLING SHORT
• GOSHERT ACQUITTED FOR SELF-DEFENSE STABBING
• DELPH DISCUSSES ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION WITH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE SEEKS ACTING VOLUNTEERS
• CHURCH GROUP HELPS REBUILD HOMES IN NEW ORLEANS
• ‘REX MAYS DAYS’ THIS WEEK AT ELMWOOD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• NORTH MIAMI BOYS BEST TEACHERS IN POWER PUFF VOLLEYBALL
• BOULDER MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN TODAY
• MENUS
• NM BOARD AGREES TO TEACHER EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
• IMPACT AWARD NOMINATIONS NEEDED
• ROLLING CHAPEL HAS WHEELCHAIR LIFT
• EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR IN LAFAYETTE
• CHURCH NEWS
• PERU CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• KINTNER TURNS 95
• Me & My Pet
• MIZE CELEBRATING 90 YEARS
• North Miami Homecoming Court
• BETTY TURNING 95
• OAK HILL WINERY TO HOST CHEESECAKE FEST SATURDAY
• BLACKMAN IS CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL OPEN DESPITE CONSTRUCTION
• CUT POWER LINE LEAVES CAMPERS WITHOUT POWER
• VEHICLE FLIPS IN U.S. 31 ACCIDENT
• BOULDER REMAINS IN OAKDALE ADDITION
• DUKES HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 2010 GRANT FUNDS
• ELECTION DAY COMING SOON
• BLOOD DRIVE SET FOR THURSDAY
• PERU’S GOT TALENT
• BID ACCEPTED FOR BUNKER HILL STORMWATER PROJECT
• HELPING HANDS PREPARES FOR EIGHTH ANNUAL BENEFIT WALK
• PERU SCHOOLS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND FALLING SHORT
• AMBOY FALL FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FREE CHILD IDENTIFICATION CARDS
• DELPH DISCUSSES ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION WITH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE SEEKS ACTING VOLUNTEERS
• GOSHERT ACQUITTED FOR SELF-DEFENSE STABBING
• ‘REX MAYS DAYS’ THIS WEEK AT ELMWOOD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• CHURCH GROUP HELPS REBUILD HOMES IN NEW ORLEANS
• BOULDER MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN TODAY
• MENUS
• NORTH MIAMI BOYS BEST TEACHERS IN POWER PUFF VOLLEYBALL
• NM BOARD AGREES TO TEACHER EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
• IMPACT AWARD NOMINATIONS NEEDED
• ROLLING CHAPEL HAS WHEELCHAIR LIFT
• EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR IN LAFAYETTE
• REHABILITATED HAWK RETURNED TO THE WILD
• CHURCH NEWS
• PERU CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• KINTNER TURNS 95
• Me & My Pet
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS DISCUSS DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANCE
• North Miami Homecoming Court
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO CAMP FRIDAY IN ELKHART
• MIZE CELEBRATING 90 YEARS
• OAK HILL WINERY TO HOST CHEESECAKE FEST SATURDAY
• HEARTLAND BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• BETTY TURNING 95
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL OPEN DESPITE CONSTRUCTION
• NORTH MIAMI ALUMNI BANQUET IS TONIGHT
• BLACKMAN IS CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• VEHICLE FLIPS IN U.S. 31 ACCIDENT
• MAC FOOTBALL TEAM HELPS OUT AT CHURCH
• CUT POWER LINE LEAVES CAMPERS WITHOUT POWER
• DUKES HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 2010 GRANT FUNDS
• SCHOOL VACCINATIONS CONTINUING
• BOULDER REMAINS IN OAKDALE ADDITION
• BLOOD DRIVE SET FOR THURSDAY
• MCSO RESERVE DEPUTY SUSPENDED 60 DAYS
• ELECTION DAY COMING SOON
• BID ACCEPTED FOR BUNKER HILL STORMWATER PROJECT
• OLE OLSEN PREPARES FOR 47TH SEASON
• PERU’S GOT TALENT
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP WASHES GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM PLANE
• TWO INJURED IN GOLF CART ACCIDENT SUNDAY
• IMPROVING PERU HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATTENDANCE
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP WASHES GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM PLANE
• TWO INJURED IN GOLF CART ACCIDENT SUNDAY
• VARIANCE GRANTED FOR PART TIME GUN SHOP
• HELPING HANDS PREPARES FOR EIGHTH ANNUAL BENEFIT WALK
• PERU SCHOOLS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND FALLING SHORT
• REUSING GUARDRAILS AT THE NICKLE PLATE TRAIL
• DELPH DISCUSSES ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION WITH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE SEEKS ACTING VOLUNTEERS
• SAINT CHARLES BAZAAR DRENCHED
• ‘REX MAYS DAYS’ THIS WEEK AT ELMWOOD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PERU UTILITIES TRANSFORMER FINALLY ARRIVES FRIDAY
• BOULDER MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN TODAY
• MENUS
• GRISSOM ARB HOLDS REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY FOR 9/11 VICTIMS
• LADIES CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE SETTLED IN
• NM BOARD AGREES TO TEACHER EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
• IMPACT AWARD NOMINATIONS NEEDED
• CITY OFFICIALLY VACATES ALLEY
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL NOW SMOKE-FREE
• EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR IN LAFAYETTE
• REHABILITATED HAWK RETURNED TO THE WILD
• MACHINISTS NEEDED IN WORK FORCE
• PERU CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• ENERGY GRANT WORKSHOPS PLANNED THIS WEEK
• Me & My Pet
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS DISCUSS DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANCE
• STATE OFFICIAL UNVEILS ONLINE TRANSACTION WEB SITE
• North Miami Homecoming Court
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO CAMP FRIDAY IN ELKHART
• WABASH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS START THURSDAY
• OAK HILL WINERY TO HOST CHEESECAKE FEST SATURDAY
• HEARTLAND BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• PEABODY APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSING, CMO
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL OPEN DESPITE CONSTRUCTION
• NORTH MIAMI ALUMNI BANQUET IS TONIGHT
• CUB SCOUT ROUNDUP TONIGHT
• VEHICLE FLIPS IN U.S. 31 ACCIDENT
• MAC FOOTBALL TEAM HELPS OUT AT CHURCH
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• DUKES HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 2010 GRANT FUNDS
• SCHOOL VACCINATIONS CONTINUING
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW BIDS FOR MUSEUM CHIMNEY PIPING
• BLOOD DRIVE SET FOR THURSDAY
• MCSO RESERVE DEPUTY SUSPENDED 60 DAYS
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• BID ACCEPTED FOR BUNKER HILL STORMWATER PROJECT
• OLE OLSEN PREPARES FOR 47TH SEASON
• CONVERSE TO BUY RADIO READERS FOR WATER METERS
• DUKES HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 2010 GRANT FUNDS
• SCHOOL VACCINATIONS CONTINUING
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW BIDS FOR MUSEUM CHIMNEY PIPING
• BLOOD DRIVE SET FOR THURSDAY
• MCSO RESERVE DEPUTY SUSPENDED 60 DAYS
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• BID ACCEPTED FOR BUNKER HILL STORMWATER PROJECT
• OLE OLSEN PREPARES FOR 47TH SEASON
• CONVERSE TO BUY RADIO READERS FOR WATER METERS
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP WASHES GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM PLANE
• TWO INJURED IN GOLF CART ACCIDENT SUNDAY
• VARIANCE GRANTED FOR PART TIME GUN SHOP
• HELPING HANDS PREPARES FOR EIGHTH ANNUAL BENEFIT WALK
• PERU SCHOOLS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND FALLING SHORT
• REUSING GUARDRAILS AT THE NICKLE PLATE TRAIL
• DELPH DISCUSSES ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION WITH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE SEEKS ACTING VOLUNTEERS
• SAINT CHARLES BAZAAR DRENCHED
• ‘REX MAYS DAYS’ THIS WEEK AT ELMWOOD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PERU UTILITIES TRANSFORMER FINALLY ARRIVES FRIDAY
• BLAIR POINTE TRANSITION STUDENTS BEGIN CARE PACKAGE PROJECT
• BOULDER MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN TODAY
• MENUS
• GRISSOM ARB HOLDS REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY FOR 9/11 VICTIMS
• LADIES CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE SETTLED IN
• NM BOARD AGREES TO TEACHER EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
• IMPACT AWARD NOMINATIONS NEEDED
• CITY OFFICIALLY VACATES ALLEY
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL NOW SMOKE-FREE
• EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR IN LAFAYETTE
• REHABILITATED HAWK RETURNED TO THE WILD
• MACHINISTS NEEDED IN WORK FORCE
• PERU CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• ENERGY GRANT WORKSHOPS PLANNED THIS WEEK
• Me & My Pet
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS DISCUSS DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANCE
• STATE OFFICIAL UNVEILS ONLINE TRANSACTION WEB SITE
• North Miami Homecoming Court
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO CAMP FRIDAY IN ELKHART
• WABASH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS START THURSDAY
• OAK HILL WINERY TO HOST CHEESECAKE FEST SATURDAY
• HEARTLAND BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• PEABODY APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSING, CMO
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL OPEN DESPITE CONSTRUCTION
• NORTH MIAMI ALUMNI BANQUET IS TONIGHT
• CUB SCOUT ROUNDUP TONIGHT
• VEHICLE FLIPS IN U.S. 31 ACCIDENT
• MAC FOOTBALL TEAM HELPS OUT AT CHURCH
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• OAK HILL WINERY TO HOST CHEESECAKE FEST SATURDAY
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS DISCUSS DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANCE
• STATE OFFICIAL UNVEILS ONLINE TRANSACTION WEB SITE
• JENTRY PAIGE STRONG
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL OPEN DESPITE CONSTRUCTION
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO CAMP FRIDAY IN ELKHART
• WABASH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS START THURSDAY
• ABBYGAILLE KELLEY
• VEHICLE FLIPS IN U.S. 31 ACCIDENT
• HEARTLAND BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• PEABODY APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSING, CMO
• ENGLAND, KAUFFMAN TO MARRY
• DUKES HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 2010 GRANT FUNDS
• NORTH MIAMI ALUMNI BANQUET IS TONIGHT
• CUB SCOUT ROUNDUP TONIGHT
• REED, KELLER TO WED
• BLOOD DRIVE SET FOR THURSDAY
• MAC FOOTBALL TEAM HELPS OUT AT CHURCH
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• OWEN RILEY JONES
• BID ACCEPTED FOR BUNKER HILL STORMWATER PROJECT
• SCHOOL VACCINATIONS CONTINUING
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW BIDS FOR MUSEUM CHIMNEY PIPING
• ALIVIA KATE TAYLOR
• COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS GROUP WASHES GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM PLANE
• MCSO RESERVE DEPUTY SUSPENDED 60 DAYS
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• EMMA NICOLE CRAFT
• HELPING HANDS PREPARES FOR EIGHTH ANNUAL BENEFIT WALK
• OLE OLSEN PREPARES FOR 47TH SEASON
• CONVERSE TO BUY RADIO READERS FOR WATER METERS
• TAYLOR GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• DELPH DISCUSSES ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION WITH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
• TWO INJURED IN GOLF CART ACCIDENT SUNDAY
• VARIANCE GRANTED FOR PART TIME GUN SHOP
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR LEFTOVER, week of Sept. 10-16
• ‘REX MAYS DAYS’ THIS WEEK AT ELMWOOD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PERU SCHOOLS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND FALLING SHORT
• REUSING GUARDRAILS AT THE NICKLE PLATE TRAIL
• FEW EVENTS PLANNED TO COMMEMORATE SEPT. 11 THIS YEAR
• BOULDER MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN TODAY
• MENUS
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE SEEKS ACTING VOLUNTEERS
• SAINT CHARLES BAZAAR DRENCHED
• COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER NOW PART OF UNITED WAY
• NM BOARD AGREES TO TEACHER EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE
• IMPACT AWARD NOMINATIONS NEEDED
• PERU UTILITIES TRANSFORMER FINALLY ARRIVES FRIDAY
• BLAIR POINTE TRANSITION STUDENTS BEGIN CARE PACKAGE PROJECT
• EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR IN LAFAYETTE
• GRISSOM ARB HOLDS REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY FOR 9/11 VICTIMS
• LADIES CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE SETTLED IN
• COCHRAN, POWE TO WED
• PERU CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• CITY OFFICIALLY VACATES ALLEY
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL NOW SMOKE-FREE
• HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• Me & My Pet
• REHABILITATED HAWK RETURNED TO THE WILD
• MACHINISTS NEEDED IN WORK FORCE
• ECKELBARGER CELEBRATES 101ST BIRTHDAY
• North Miami Homecoming Court
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• ENERGY GRANT WORKSHOPS PLANNED THIS WEEK
• JORDAN ANTHONY MUTCH
• OLE OLSEN PREPARES FOR 47TH SEASON
• CONVERSE TO BUY RADIO READERS FOR WATER METERS
• TAYLOR GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• NEALIS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• TWO INJURED IN GOLF CART ACCIDENT SUNDAY
• VARIANCE GRANTED FOR PART TIME GUN SHOP
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR LEFTOVER, week of Sept. 10-16
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ORDINANCE TO BAN SPICE
• REUSING GUARDRAILS AT THE NICKLE PLATE TRAIL
• FEW EVENTS PLANNED TO COMMEMORATE SEPT. 11 THIS YEAR
• FIRE LEAVES FAMILY OF EIGHT HOMELESS
• SAINT CHARLES BAZAAR DRENCHED
• COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER NOW PART OF UNITED WAY
• PHS GRAD SHARES EXPERIENCES, ADVICE WITH STUDENTS
• PERU UTILITIES TRANSFORMER FINALLY ARRIVES FRIDAY
• BLAIR POINTE TRANSITION STUDENTS BEGIN CARE PACKAGE PROJECT
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ELECTED OFFICIAL SALARIES FOR 2011
• GRISSOM ARB HOLDS REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY FOR 9/11 VICTIMS
• LADIES CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE SETTLED IN
• COCHRAN, POWE TO WED
• CITY OFFICIALLY VACATES ALLEY
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL NOW SMOKE-FREE
• HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• REHABILITATED HAWK RETURNED TO THE WILD
• MACHINISTS NEEDED IN WORK FORCE
• ECKELBARGER CELEBRATES 101ST BIRTHDAY
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• ENERGY GRANT WORKSHOPS PLANNED THIS WEEK
• JORDAN ANTHONY MUTCH
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS DISCUSS DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANCE
• STATE OFFICIAL UNVEILS ONLINE TRANSACTION WEB SITE
• JENTRY PAIGE STRONG
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO CAMP FRIDAY IN ELKHART
• WABASH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS START THURSDAY
• ABBYGAILLE KELLEY
• HEARTLAND BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• PEABODY APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSING, CMO
• ENGLAND, KAUFFMAN TO MARRY
• PERU SCHOOLS CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND FALLING SHORT
• NORTH MIAMI ALUMNI BANQUET IS TONIGHT
• CUB SCOUT ROUNDUP TONIGHT
• REED, KELLER TO WED
• SECOND RINGMASTER’S REVENGE SEEKS ACTING VOLUNTEERS
• MAC FOOTBALL TEAM HELPS OUT AT CHURCH
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• OWEN RILEY JONES
• Church News
• SCHOOL VACCINATIONS CONTINUING
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW BIDS FOR MUSEUM CHIMNEY PIPING
• ALIVIA KATE TAYLOR
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO RESERVE DEPUTY SUSPENDED 60 DAYS
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• EMMA NICOLE CRAFT
• TWO INJURED IN A TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• Me & My Pet
• PERU UTILITIES TRANSFORMER FINALLY ARRIVES FRIDAY
• BLAIR POINTE TRANSITION STUDENTS BEGIN CARE PACKAGE PROJECT
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ELECTED OFFICIAL SALARIES FOR 2011
• BLAIR POINTE STUDENTS ENJOY A GOOD LUNCH
• GRISSOM ARB HOLDS REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY FOR 9/11 VICTIMS
• LADIES CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE SETTLED IN
• COCHRAN, POWE TO WED
• BUD AND JUDY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• REHABILITATED HAWK RETURNED TO THE WILD
• CITY OFFICIALLY VACATES ALLEY
• CIRCUS CITY GRILL NOW SMOKE-FREE
• HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• MACHINISTS NEEDED IN WORK FORCE
• ECKELBARGER CELEBRATES 101ST BIRTHDAY
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS DISCUSS DENTAL CLINIC ASSISTANCE
• ENERGY GRANT WORKSHOPS PLANNED THIS WEEK
• JORDAN ANTHONY MUTCH
• LONGTIME 4-HER WINS OPEN BEEF AWARD AT FAIR
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO CAMP FRIDAY IN ELKHART
• STATE OFFICIAL UNVEILS ONLINE TRANSACTION WEB SITE
• JENTRY PAIGE STRONG
• ELLSWORTH AIMS TO BRING WORK BACK TO STATE
• HEARTLAND BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• WABASH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS START THURSDAY
• ABBYGAILLE KELLEY
• PERU CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LOOKING TO START PRESCHOOL
• NORTH MIAMI ALUMNI BANQUET IS TONIGHT
• PEABODY APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSING, CMO
• ENGLAND, KAUFFMAN TO MARRY
• FORMER FOOTBALL PRO TALKS ABOUT CHOICES
• MAC FOOTBALL TEAM HELPS OUT AT CHURCH
• CUB SCOUT ROUNDUP TONIGHT
• REED, KELLER TO WED
• Church News
• SCHOOL VACCINATIONS CONTINUING
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• OWEN RILEY JONES
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO RESERVE DEPUTY SUSPENDED 60 DAYS
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW BIDS FOR MUSEUM CHIMNEY PIPING
• ALIVIA KATE TAYLOR
• TWO INJURED IN A TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• OLE OLSEN PREPARES FOR 47TH SEASON
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• EMMA NICOLE CRAFT
• NEALIS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• TWO INJURED IN GOLF CART ACCIDENT SUNDAY
• CONVERSE TO BUY RADIO READERS FOR WATER METERS
• TAYLOR GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ORDINANCE TO BAN SPICE
• MANCHESTER COLLEGE HOSTS COLLEGE FAIR
• VARIANCE GRANTED FOR PART TIME GUN SHOP
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR LEFTOVER, week of Sept. 10-16
• FIRE LEAVES FAMILY OF EIGHT HOMELESS
• MENUS
• REUSING GUARDRAILS AT THE NICKLE PLATE TRAIL
• FEW EVENTS PLANNED TO COMMEMORATE SEPT. 11 THIS YEAR
• PHS GRAD SHARES EXPERIENCES, ADVICE WITH STUDENTS
• Peru High School Homecoming Courts
• SAINT CHARLES BAZAAR DRENCHED
• COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER NOW PART OF UNITED WAY
• ALIVIA KATE TAYLOR
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• EMMA NICOLE CRAFT
• TWO INJURED IN A TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• TAYLOR GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• NEALIS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR LEFTOVER, week of Sept. 10-16
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ORDINANCE TO BAN SPICE
• MANCHESTER COLLEGE HOSTS COLLEGE FAIR
• FEW EVENTS PLANNED TO COMMEMORATE SEPT. 11 THIS YEAR
• FIRE LEAVES FAMILY OF EIGHT HOMELESS
• MENUS
• COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER NOW PART OF UNITED WAY
• PHS GRAD SHARES EXPERIENCES, ADVICE WITH STUDENTS
• Peru High School Homecoming Courts
• BLAIR POINTE TRANSITION STUDENTS BEGIN CARE PACKAGE PROJECT
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ELECTED OFFICIAL SALARIES FOR 2011
• Me & My Pet
• LADIES CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE SETTLED IN
• COCHRAN, POWE TO WED
• BLAIR POINTE STUDENTS ENJOY A GOOD LUNCH
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• BUD AND JUDY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW BIDS FOR MUSEUM CHIMNEY PIPING
• ECKELBARGER CELEBRATES 101ST BIRTHDAY
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• JORDAN ANTHONY MUTCH
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• CONVERSE TO BUY RADIO READERS FOR WATER METERS
• JENTRY PAIGE STRONG
• LONGTIME 4-HER WINS OPEN BEEF AWARD AT FAIR
• VARIANCE GRANTED FOR PART TIME GUN SHOP
• ABBYGAILLE KELLEY
• ELLSWORTH AIMS TO BRING WORK BACK TO STATE
• REUSING GUARDRAILS AT THE NICKLE PLATE TRAIL
• ENGLAND, KAUFFMAN TO MARRY
• PERU CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LOOKING TO START PRESCHOOL
• SAINT CHARLES BAZAAR DRENCHED
• REED, KELLER TO WED
• FORMER FOOTBALL PRO TALKS ABOUT CHOICES
• OWEN RILEY JONES
• Church News
• ABBYGAILLE KELLEY
• ELLSWORTH AIMS TO BRING WORK BACK TO STATE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ENGLAND, KAUFFMAN TO MARRY
• PERU CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LOOKING TO START PRESCHOOL
• ‘GOING LOCAL’ CHALLENGE THIS WEEK
• REED, KELLER TO WED
• FORMER FOOTBALL PRO TALKS ABOUT CHOICES
• LOCAL GROCERS SEE NO DECREASE IN EGG SALES
• OWEN RILEY JONES
• Church News
• JAIL RECEIVES GOOD REPORT
• ALIVIA KATE TAYLOR
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BUNKER HILL MAN WALKS FOR ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’ AND OTHER CAUSES
• EMMA NICOLE CRAFT
• TWO INJURED IN A TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• WORK BEGINS AT DENVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• TAYLOR GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• NEALIS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• BUILDINGS INSPECTED FOR ACAMS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR LEFTOVER, week of Sept. 10-16
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ORDINANCE TO BAN SPICE
• MANCHESTER COLLEGE HOSTS COLLEGE FAIR
• FEW EVENTS PLANNED TO COMMEMORATE SEPT. 11 THIS YEAR
• FIRE LEAVES FAMILY OF EIGHT HOMELESS
• MENUS
• COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER NOW PART OF UNITED WAY
• PHS GRAD SHARES EXPERIENCES, ADVICE WITH STUDENTS
• Peru High School Homecoming Courts
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ELECTED OFFICIAL SALARIES FOR 2011
• Me & My Pet
• COCHRAN, POWE TO WED
• BLAIR POINTE STUDENTS ENJOY A GOOD LUNCH
• HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• BUD AND JUDY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• ECKELBARGER CELEBRATES 101ST BIRTHDAY
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• JORDAN ANTHONY MUTCH
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• JENTRY PAIGE STRONG
• LONGTIME 4-HER WINS OPEN BEEF AWARD AT FAIR
• BLAIR POINTE TRANSITION STUDENTS BEGIN CARE PACKAGE PROJECT
• ENGLAND, KAUFFMAN TO MARRY
• PERU CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LOOKING TO START PRESCHOOL
• ‘GOING LOCAL’ CHALLENGE THIS WEEK
• REED, KELLER TO WED
• FORMER FOOTBALL PRO TALKS ABOUT CHOICES
• LOCAL GROCERS SEE NO DECREASE IN EGG SALES
• OWEN RILEY JONES
• Church News
• JAIL RECEIVES GOOD REPORT
• ALIVIA KATE TAYLOR
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BUNKER HILL MAN WALKS FOR ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’ AND OTHER CAUSES
• TWO INJURED IN A TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• WORK BEGINS AT DENVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• EMMA NICOLE CRAFT
• NEALIS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• BUILDINGS INSPECTED FOR ACAMS
• TAYLOR GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ORDINANCE TO BAN SPICE
• MANCHESTER COLLEGE HOSTS COLLEGE FAIR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR LEFTOVER, week of Sept. 10-16
• FIRE LEAVES FAMILY OF EIGHT HOMELESS
• MENUS
• FEW EVENTS PLANNED TO COMMEMORATE SEPT. 11 THIS YEAR
• PHS GRAD SHARES EXPERIENCES, ADVICE WITH STUDENTS
• Peru High School Homecoming Courts
• COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER NOW PART OF UNITED WAY
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS ELECTED OFFICIAL SALARIES FOR 2011
• Me & My Pet
• FREE LOW-INCOME TAX CLINIC AVAILABLE
• COCHRAN, POWE TO WED
• BLAIR POINTE STUDENTS ENJOY A GOOD LUNCH
• GROUP DEDICATED TO HELPING TROOPS
• HOLIDAYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• BUD AND JUDY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• WEB BUSINESS GROWING FOR PERU AIR FORCE VET
• ECKELBARGER CELEBRATES 101ST BIRTHDAY
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• MANY BUSINESSES STILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY
• JORDAN ANTHONY MUTCH
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• EAGLES NEST CONGREGATION NOW MEETING IN BUNKER HILL
• JENTRY PAIGE STRONG
• LONGTIME 4-HER WINS OPEN BEEF AWARD AT FAIR
• HOMECOMING ATTENDED BY ALL CLASSES AT PERU
• ABBYGAILLE KELLEY
• ELLSWORTH AIMS TO BRING WORK BACK TO STATE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ELLSWORTH AIMS TO BRING WORK BACK TO STATE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• PERU CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LOOKING TO START PRESCHOOL
• ‘GOING LOCAL’ CHALLENGE THIS WEEK
• FORMER FOOTBALL PRO TALKS ABOUT CHOICES
• LOCAL GROCERS SEE NO DECREASE IN EGG SALES
• JAIL RECEIVES GOOD REPORT
• BUNKER HILL MAN WALKS FOR ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’ AND OTHER CAUSES
• WORK BEGINS AT DENVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• BUILDINGS INSPECTED FOR ACAMS
• MANCHESTER COLLEGE HOSTS COLLEGE FAIR
• MENUS
• Peru High School Homecoming Courts
• Me & My Pet
• FREE LOW-INCOME TAX CLINIC AVAILABLE
• BLAIR POINTE STUDENTS ENJOY A GOOD LUNCH
• GROUP DEDICATED TO HELPING TROOPS
• BUD AND JUDY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
• WEB BUSINESS GROWING FOR PERU AIR FORCE VET
• BUSINESS 31 FINALLY BARRICADED
• MANY BUSINESSES STILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY
• SAINT CHARLES TO HOLD 32ND ANNUAL BAZAAR
• EAGLES NEST CONGREGATION NOW MEETING IN BUNKER HILL
• LONGTIME 4-HER WINS OPEN BEEF AWARD AT FAIR
• HOMECOMING ATTENDED BY ALL CLASSES AT PERU
• MANY BUSINESSES STILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY
• EAGLES NEST CONGREGATION NOW MEETING IN BUNKER HILL
• HOMECOMING ATTENDED BY ALL CLASSES AT PERU
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MANCHESTER COLLEGE HOSTS COLLEGE FAIR
• ‘GOING LOCAL’ CHALLENGE THIS WEEK
• MENUS
• LOCAL GROCERS SEE NO DECREASE IN EGG SALES
• Peru High School Homecoming Courts
• JAIL RECEIVES GOOD REPORT
• Me & My Pet
• BUNKER HILL MAN WALKS FOR ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’ AND OTHER CAUSES
• IMPAIRED DRIVING LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN BEGINS
• WORK BEGINS AT DENVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• Centennial store transitioning to AT&T retail
• BUILDINGS INSPECTED FOR ACAMS
• TENTH ANNUAL FOURTH GRADE AG DAY WELL ATTENDED
• NORTH MIAMI WORKING ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
• TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• PERU UTILITIES BOARD DISCUSSES $1 M PROJECT
• FREE LOW-INCOME TAX CLINIC AVAILABLE
• GROUP DEDICATED TO HELPING TROOPS
• WEB BUSINESS GROWING FOR PERU AIR FORCE VET
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• AMBOY DISCUSSES PAVING BIDS
• ‘GOING LOCAL’ CHALLENGE THIS WEEK
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• LOCAL GROCERS SEE NO DECREASE IN EGG SALES
• HOSTAGE TAKER TO BE TRIED IN MIAMI COUNTY
• JAIL RECEIVES GOOD REPORT
• LADD DENTAL OFFICE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• BUNKER HILL MAN WALKS FOR ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’ AND OTHER CAUSES
• IMPAIRED DRIVING LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN BEGINS
• WORK BEGINS AT DENVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• Centennial store transitioning to AT&T retail
• TENTH ANNUAL FOURTH GRADE AG DAY WELL ATTENDED
• NORTH MIAMI WORKING ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
• TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• PERU UTILITIES BOARD DISCUSSES $1 M PROJECT
• FREE LOW-INCOME TAX CLINIC AVAILABLE
• BUILDINGS INSPECTED FOR ACAMS
• GROUP DEDICATED TO HELPING TROOPS
• CHURCH NEWS
• WEB BUSINESS GROWING FOR PERU AIR FORCE VET
• COMMUNITY CALENDARSEPTEMBER 3, 2010
• MANY BUSINESSES STILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY
• MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2 PEOPLE
• EAGLES NEST CONGREGATION NOW MEETING IN BUNKER HILL
• PLANTING MEMORIAL FLAGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• HOMECOMING ATTENDED BY ALL CLASSES AT PERU
• BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SEPT. 26
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• Centennial store transitioning to AT&T retail
• STUDENT PLANS FREE CONCERT
• TENTH ANNUAL FOURTH GRADE AG DAY WELL ATTENDED
• PIPE CREEK ELEMENTARY GRANT
• NORTH MIAMI WORKING ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
• POLICE BLOTTER, Wednesday September 1, 2010
• TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• BUNKER HILL GETS NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONER
• PERU UTILITIES BOARD DISCUSSES $1 M PROJECT
• CIRCUIT BREAKER LAW COULD AFFECT SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NEXT YEAR
• FREE LOW-INCOME TAX CLINIC AVAILABLE
• CHURCH NEWS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• GROUP DEDICATED TO HELPING TROOPS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARSEPTEMBER 3, 2010
• ‘GOING LOCAL’ CHALLENGE THIS WEEK
• WEB BUSINESS GROWING FOR PERU AIR FORCE VET
• LOCAL GROCERS SEE NO DECREASE IN EGG SALES
• MANY BUSINESSES STILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY
• MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2 PEOPLE
• JAIL RECEIVES GOOD REPORT
• EAGLES NEST CONGREGATION NOW MEETING IN BUNKER HILL
• PLANTING MEMORIAL FLAGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• BUNKER HILL MAN WALKS FOR ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’ AND OTHER CAUSES
• HOMECOMING ATTENDED BY ALL CLASSES AT PERU
• BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SEPT. 26
• WORK BEGINS AT DENVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• AMBOY DISCUSSES PAVING BIDS
• BEER BRATS AND GRILLED CORN ON THE MENU FOR LABOR DAY
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• POSTAL CARRIER RETIRING FRIDAY AFTER 30 YEARS
• HOSTAGE TAKER TO BE TRIED IN MIAMI COUNTY
• ‘SMOKE SIGNALS’ SEEKING FIRST GRADUATING CLASSMATES
• LADD DENTAL OFFICE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• PHS ‘KICKIN’ IT OLD SKOOL’ THIS WEEK
• IMPAIRED DRIVING LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN BEGINS
• PLANTING MEMORIAL FLAGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• LOCAL DOCTOR’S SON PURSUING RESIDENCIES
• BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SEPT. 26
• DIVORCE RECOVERY GROUP RETURNS
• AMBOY DISCUSSES PAVING BIDS
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND GOLF OUTING WELL ATTENDED
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• BEER BRATS AND GRILLED CORN ON THE MENU FOR LABOR DAY
• HOSTAGE TAKER TO BE TRIED IN MIAMI COUNTY
• POSTAL CARRIER RETIRING FRIDAY AFTER 30 YEARS
• LADD DENTAL OFFICE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• ‘SMOKE SIGNALS’ SEEKING FIRST GRADUATING CLASSMATES
• IMPAIRED DRIVING LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN BEGINS
• PHS ‘KICKIN’ IT OLD SKOOL’ THIS WEEK
• Centennial store transitioning to AT&T retail
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• TENTH ANNUAL FOURTH GRADE AG DAY WELL ATTENDED
• STUDENT PLANS FREE CONCERT
• NORTH MIAMI WORKING ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
• PIPE CREEK ELEMENTARY GRANT
• TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• POLICE BLOTTER, Wednesday September 1, 2010
• PERU UTILITIES BOARD DISCUSSES $1 M PROJECT
• BUNKER HILL GETS NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONER
• FREE LOW-INCOME TAX CLINIC AVAILABLE
• GROUP DEDICATED TO HELPING TROOPS
• CIRCUIT BREAKER LAW COULD AFFECT SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NEXT YEAR
• WEB BUSINESS GROWING FOR PERU AIR FORCE VET
• CHURCH NEWS
• MANY BUSINESSES STILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY
• COMMUNITY CALENDARSEPTEMBER 3, 2010
• EAGLES NEST CONGREGATION NOW MEETING IN BUNKER HILL
• MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2 PEOPLE
• HOMECOMING ATTENDED BY ALL CLASSES AT PERU
• CHURCH NEWS
• LOCAL DOCTOR’S SON PURSUING RESIDENCIES
• PERU TOASTMASTER COMPETES AND ADVANCES
• COMMUNITY CALENDARSEPTEMBER 3, 2010
• TURPIN NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• NEW VU FACILITY WILL MEET NEED FOR JOHN DEERE TECHNICIANS
• MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2 PEOPLE
• DIVORCE RECOVERY GROUP RETURNS
• KOKOMO IVY TECH TO HOST TREE STEWARD PROGRAM
• PLANTING MEMORIAL FLAGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• STUDY REVEALS HEAT IS FACTOR IN CRIME WAVES
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SEPT. 26
• RED CROSS AWARDS PHS FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• AMBOY DISCUSSES PAVING BIDS
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND GOLF OUTING WELL ATTENDED
• ROCHESTER VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP OWNER ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• BEER BRATS AND GRILLED CORN ON THE MENU FOR LABOR DAY
• KOKOMO HOSPITAL TO HOLD HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM MEETING THURSDAY
• HOSTAGE TAKER TO BE TRIED IN MIAMI COUNTY
• POSTAL CARRIER RETIRING FRIDAY AFTER 30 YEARS
• JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTINUES TO SERVE MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS
• LADD DENTAL OFFICE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• ‘SMOKE SIGNALS’ SEEKING FIRST GRADUATING CLASSMATES
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• IMPAIRED DRIVING LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN BEGINS
• PHS ‘KICKIN’ IT OLD SKOOL’ THIS WEEK
• ROLAND RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL, CONTINUES PHYSICAL THERAPY
• Centennial store transitioning to AT&T retail
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• PART OF GRISSOM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ALREADY OPERATING
• TENTH ANNUAL FOURTH GRADE AG DAY WELL ATTENDED
• STUDENT PLANS FREE CONCERT
• WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN MIAMI COUNTY
• NORTH MIAMI WORKING ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
• PIPE CREEK ELEMENTARY GRANT
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• POLICE BLOTTER, Wednesday September 1, 2010
• MENUS
• SEVEN SAFE FOOD HABITS
• PERU UTILITIES BOARD DISCUSSES $1 M PROJECT
• BUNKER HILL GETS NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONER
• Cardinal Cafe
• CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM EXPANDED
• CIRCUIT BREAKER LAW COULD AFFECT SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NEXT YEAR
• Me & My Pet
• ‘VALUE ADDED ADVENTURE’ REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY
• PERU SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FEES
• Centennial store transitioning to AT&T retail
• LADD DENTAL OFFICE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• ‘SMOKE SIGNALS’ SEEKING FIRST GRADUATING CLASSMATES
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• NEW DIRECTOR HIRED AT GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM
• TENTH ANNUAL FOURTH GRADE AG DAY WELL ATTENDED
• PHS ‘KICKIN’ IT OLD SKOOL’ THIS WEEK
• ROLAND RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL, CONTINUES PHYSICAL THERAPY
• OVER 100 ATTEND 11TH DOG TRAINING OLYMPICS
• NORTH MIAMI WORKING ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• PART OF GRISSOM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ALREADY OPERATING
• FIRE CAUSES SMOKE DAMAGE AT PERU HOME FRIDAY
• TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE FELONIES
• STUDENT PLANS FREE CONCERT
• WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU MAN FOUND AFTER SILVER ALERT
• PERU UTILITIES BOARD DISCUSSES $1 M PROJECT
• PIPE CREEK ELEMENTARY GRANT
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• SEVEN SAFE FOOD HABITS
• MAC EL OPEN HOUSE WELL ATTENDED
• POLICE BLOTTER, Wednesday September 1, 2010
• MENUS
• CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM EXPANDED
• MCCF HOSTING GRANT INFORMATION OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY
• BUNKER HILL GETS NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONER
• Cardinal Cafe
• ‘VALUE ADDED ADVENTURE’ REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY
• MCF HONORS CORRECTIONAL LEADERS
• CIRCUIT BREAKER LAW COULD AFFECT SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NEXT YEAR
• Me & My Pet
• PERU TOASTMASTER COMPETES AND ADVANCES
• NIPSCO RECYCLING APPLIANCES NOW
• CHURCH NEWS
• LOCAL DOCTOR’S SON PURSUING RESIDENCIES
• NEW VU FACILITY WILL MEET NEED FOR JOHN DEERE TECHNICIANS
• IVY TECH TO HOST WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY
• COMMUNITY CALENDARSEPTEMBER 3, 2010
• TURPIN NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• KOKOMO IVY TECH TO HOST TREE STEWARD PROGRAM
• ON-THE-JOB TRAINING FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR AREA BUSINESSES
• MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2 PEOPLE
• DIVORCE RECOVERY GROUP RETURNS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FIREPROOF YOUR MARRIAGE
• PLANTING MEMORIAL FLAGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• STUDY REVEALS HEAT IS FACTOR IN CRIME WAVES
• ASSESSOR’S OFFICE WARNS OF IMPOSTERS
• BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SEPT. 26
• RED CROSS AWARDS PHS FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MIAMI COUNTY AG DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
• AMBOY DISCUSSES PAVING BIDS
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND GOLF OUTING WELL ATTENDED
• ROCHESTER VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP OWNER ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• STORAGE BUSINESS RUN ENTIRELY BY THE SUN
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• BEER BRATS AND GRILLED CORN ON THE MENU FOR LABOR DAY
• KOKOMO HOSPITAL TO HOLD HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM MEETING THURSDAY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS ONGOING
• IMPAIRED DRIVING LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN BEGINS
• HOSTAGE TAKER TO BE TRIED IN MIAMI COUNTY
• POSTAL CARRIER RETIRING FRIDAY AFTER 30 YEARS
• JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTINUES TO SERVE MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS
• STUDY REVEALS HEAT IS FACTOR IN CRIME WAVES
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FIREPROOF YOUR MARRIAGE
• RED CROSS AWARDS PHS FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ASSESSOR’S OFFICE WARNS OF IMPOSTERS
• CHURCH NEWS
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND GOLF OUTING WELL ATTENDED
• ROCHESTER VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP OWNER ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• MIAMI COUNTY AG DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARSEPTEMBER 3, 2010
• BEER BRATS AND GRILLED CORN ON THE MENU FOR LABOR DAY
• KOKOMO HOSPITAL TO HOLD HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM MEETING THURSDAY
• STORAGE BUSINESS RUN ENTIRELY BY THE SUN
• MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2 PEOPLE
• POSTAL CARRIER RETIRING FRIDAY AFTER 30 YEARS
• JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTINUES TO SERVE MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS ONGOING
• PLANTING MEMORIAL FLAGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• ‘SMOKE SIGNALS’ SEEKING FIRST GRADUATING CLASSMATES
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• PERU SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FEES
• BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SEPT. 26
• PHS ‘KICKIN’ IT OLD SKOOL’ THIS WEEK
• ROLAND RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL, CONTINUES PHYSICAL THERAPY
• NEW DIRECTOR HIRED AT GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM
• AMBOY DISCUSSES PAVING BIDS
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• PART OF GRISSOM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ALREADY OPERATING
• OVER 100 ATTEND 11TH DOG TRAINING OLYMPICS
• TWO INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• STUDENT PLANS FREE CONCERT
• WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN MIAMI COUNTY
• FIRE CAUSES SMOKE DAMAGE AT PERU HOME FRIDAY
• HOSTAGE TAKER TO BE TRIED IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PIPE CREEK ELEMENTARY GRANT
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• PERU MAN FOUND AFTER SILVER ALERT
• LADD DENTAL OFFICE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• POLICE BLOTTER, Wednesday September 1, 2010
• MENUS
• SEVEN SAFE FOOD HABITS
• MAC EL OPEN HOUSE WELL ATTENDED
• BUNKER HILL GETS NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONER
• Cardinal Cafe
• CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM EXPANDED
• MCCF HOSTING GRANT INFORMATION OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY
• CIRCUIT BREAKER LAW COULD AFFECT SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NEXT YEAR
• Me & My Pet
• ‘VALUE ADDED ADVENTURE’ REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY
• MCF HONORS CORRECTIONAL LEADERS
• LOCAL DOCTOR’S SON PURSUING RESIDENCIES
• PERU TOASTMASTER COMPETES AND ADVANCES
• NIPSCO RECYCLING APPLIANCES NOW
• TURPIN NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• NEW VU FACILITY WILL MEET NEED FOR JOHN DEERE TECHNICIANS
• IVY TECH TO HOST WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY
• DIVORCE RECOVERY GROUP RETURNS
• KOKOMO IVY TECH TO HOST TREE STEWARD PROGRAM
• ON-THE-JOB TRAINING FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR AREA BUSINESSES
• NEW VU FACILITY WILL MEET NEED FOR JOHN DEERE TECHNICIANS
• IVY TECH TO HOST WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY
• PHS ‘KICKIN’ IT OLD SKOOL’ THIS WEEK
• TURPIN NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• ON-THE-JOB TRAINING FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR AREA BUSINESSES
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• DIVORCE RECOVERY GROUP RETURNS
• KOKOMO IVY TECH TO HOST TREE STEWARD PROGRAM
• FIREPROOF YOUR MARRIAGE
• STUDENT PLANS FREE CONCERT
• STUDY REVEALS HEAT IS FACTOR IN CRIME WAVES
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ASSESSOR’S OFFICE WARNS OF IMPOSTERS
• PIPE CREEK ELEMENTARY GRANT
• RED CROSS AWARDS PHS FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MIAMI COUNTY AG DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
• POLICE BLOTTER, Wednesday September 1, 2010
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND GOLF OUTING WELL ATTENDED
• ROCHESTER VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP OWNER ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• STORAGE BUSINESS RUN ENTIRELY BY THE SUN
• BUNKER HILL GETS NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONER
• KOKOMO HOSPITAL TO HOLD HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM MEETING THURSDAY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS ONGOING
• CIRCUIT BREAKER LAW COULD AFFECT SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NEXT YEAR
• JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTINUES TO SERVE MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS
• PERU SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FEES
• PARENT RAISES CONCERN OVER MACONAQUAH SCHOOL SECURITY
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• NEW DIRECTOR HIRED AT GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM
• BUNKER HILL CHANGING MIAMI MEADOWS APARTMENT WATER METERS
• ROLAND RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL, CONTINUES PHYSICAL THERAPY
• OVER 100 ATTEND 11TH DOG TRAINING OLYMPICS
• BUSINESS 31 READY FOR ROAD WORK
• PART OF GRISSOM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ALREADY OPERATING
• FIRE CAUSES SMOKE DAMAGE AT PERU HOME FRIDAY
• ‘SILVER ALERT’ ISSUED FOR PERU MAN
• WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN MIAMI COUNTY
• PERU MAN FOUND AFTER SILVER ALERT
• NEW CITY ATTORNEY SELECTED
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• SEVEN SAFE FOOD HABITS
• MAC EL OPEN HOUSE WELL ATTENDED
• MENUS
• CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM EXPANDED
• MCCF HOSTING GRANT INFORMATION OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY
• BEER BRATS AND GRILLED CORN ON THE MENU FOR LABOR DAY
• Cardinal Cafe
• ‘VALUE ADDED ADVENTURE’ REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY
• MCF HONORS CORRECTIONAL LEADERS
• POSTAL CARRIER RETIRING FRIDAY AFTER 30 YEARS
• Me & My Pet
• PERU TOASTMASTER COMPETES AND ADVANCES
• NIPSCO RECYCLING APPLIANCES NOW
• ‘SMOKE SIGNALS’ SEEKING FIRST GRADUATING CLASSMATES
• LOCAL DOCTOR’S SON PURSUING RESIDENCIES
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ASSESSOR’S OFFICE WARNS OF IMPOSTERS
• CONVERSE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL SHORTER THIS YEAR
• MENUS
• ROCHESTER VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP OWNER ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• MIAMI COUNTY AG DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
• CRASH CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN MEXICO AREA
• MACONAQUAH HOSTS WORKSHOP
• KOKOMO HOSPITAL TO HOLD HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM MEETING THURSDAY
• STORAGE BUSINESS RUN ENTIRELY BY THE SUN
• LARGE CROWD VOICES CONCERNS ABOUT PARTIAL CLOSURE OF HOSPITAL
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
• JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTINUES TO SERVE MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS ONGOING
• PERU MAN SEEKING RESTITUTION FOR INJURIES
• HEAD START LISTS GUIDELINES FOR MEAL ASSISTANCE
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• PERU SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FEES
• PARENT RAISES CONCERN OVER MACONAQUAH SCHOOL SECURITY
• Me & My Pet
• ROLAND RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL, CONTINUES PHYSICAL THERAPY
• NEW DIRECTOR HIRED AT GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM
• BUNKER HILL CHANGING MIAMI MEADOWS APARTMENT WATER METERS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• PART OF GRISSOM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ALREADY OPERATING
• OVER 100 ATTEND 11TH DOG TRAINING OLYMPICS
• BUSINESS 31 READY FOR ROAD WORK
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MENUS
• WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN MIAMI COUNTY
• FIRE CAUSES SMOKE DAMAGE AT PERU HOME FRIDAY
• ‘SILVER ALERT’ ISSUED FOR PERU MAN
• MOFFATT NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• Cardinal Cafe
• PERU MAN FOUND AFTER SILVER ALERT
• NEW CITY ATTORNEY SELECTED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 27, 2010
• Me & My Pet
• SEVEN SAFE FOOD HABITS
• MAC EL OPEN HOUSE WELL ATTENDED
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL DOCTOR’S SON PURSUING RESIDENCIES
• CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM EXPANDED
• MCCF HOSTING GRANT INFORMATION OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY
• NO ONE INJURED, HOUSE DAMAGED IN FIRE
• TURPIN NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• ‘VALUE ADDED ADVENTURE’ REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY
• MCF HONORS CORRECTIONAL LEADERS
• THOMPSON REMEMBERED FOR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
• DIVORCE RECOVERY GROUP RETURNS
• PERU TOASTMASTER COMPETES AND ADVANCES
• NIPSCO RECYCLING APPLIANCES NOW
• OFFICIALS KEEPING WATCHFUL EYE OUT FOR “SPICE”
• STUDY REVEALS HEAT IS FACTOR IN CRIME WAVES
• NEW VU FACILITY WILL MEET NEED FOR JOHN DEERE TECHNICIANS
• IVY TECH TO HOST WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR DEEDSVILLE FAMILY
• RED CROSS AWARDS PHS FOR BLOOD DONATIONS
• KOKOMO IVY TECH TO HOST TREE STEWARD PROGRAM
• ON-THE-JOB TRAINING FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR AREA BUSINESSES
• COUNTY TO HOLD FIRST COMMUNITY AG DAY
• HOOSIER HEARTLAND GOLF OUTING WELL ATTENDED
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FIREPROOF YOUR MARRIAGE
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET DISCUSSED
• BLOTTER
• NEW CITY ATTORNEY SELECTED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 27, 2010
• ROCHESTER VEHICLE REPAIR SHOP OWNER ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• PERU MAN FOUND AFTER SILVER ALERT
• MAC EL OPEN HOUSE WELL ATTENDED
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOKOMO HOSPITAL TO HOLD HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM MEETING THURSDAY
• MCCF HOSTING GRANT INFORMATION OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY
• NO ONE INJURED, HOUSE DAMAGED IN FIRE
• JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTINUES TO SERVE MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS
• MCF HONORS CORRECTIONAL LEADERS
• THOMPSON REMEMBERED FOR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS AT IVY TECH
• NIPSCO RECYCLING APPLIANCES NOW
• OFFICIALS KEEPING WATCHFUL EYE OUT FOR “SPICE”
• ROLAND RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL, CONTINUES PHYSICAL THERAPY
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR DEEDSVILLE FAMILY
• PART OF GRISSOM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ALREADY OPERATING
• IVY TECH TO HOST WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY
• COUNTY TO HOLD FIRST COMMUNITY AG DAY
• WEST NILE VIRUS FOUND IN MIAMI COUNTY
• ON-THE-JOB TRAINING FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR AREA BUSINESSES
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET DISCUSSED
• BLOTTER
• FIREPROOF YOUR MARRIAGE
• CONVERSE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL SHORTER THIS YEAR
• MENUS
• SEVEN SAFE FOOD HABITS
• ASSESSOR’S OFFICE WARNS OF IMPOSTERS
• CRASH CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN MEXICO AREA
• MACONAQUAH HOSTS WORKSHOP
• CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM EXPANDED
• MIAMI COUNTY AG DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
• LARGE CROWD VOICES CONCERNS ABOUT PARTIAL CLOSURE OF HOSPITAL
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
• ‘VALUE ADDED ADVENTURE’ REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY
• STORAGE BUSINESS RUN ENTIRELY BY THE SUN
• PERU MAN SEEKING RESTITUTION FOR INJURIES
• HEAD START LISTS GUIDELINES FOR MEAL ASSISTANCE
• PERU TOASTMASTER COMPETES AND ADVANCES
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS ONGOING
• PARENT RAISES CONCERN OVER MACONAQUAH SCHOOL SECURITY
• Me & My Pet
• NEW VU FACILITY WILL MEET NEED FOR JOHN DEERE TECHNICIANS
• PERU SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FEES
• BUNKER HILL CHANGING MIAMI MEADOWS APARTMENT WATER METERS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOKOMO IVY TECH TO HOST TREE STEWARD PROGRAM
• NEW DIRECTOR HIRED AT GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM
• BUSINESS 31 READY FOR ROAD WORK
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• OVER 100 ATTEND 11TH DOG TRAINING OLYMPICS
• ‘SILVER ALERT’ ISSUED FOR PERU MAN
• MOFFATT NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FIRE CAUSES SMOKE DAMAGE AT PERU HOME FRIDAY
• COUNTY TO HOLD FIRST COMMUNITY AG DAY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET DISCUSSED
• BLOTTER
• CONVERSE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL SHORTER THIS YEAR
• MENUS
• CRASH CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN MEXICO AREA
• MACONAQUAH HOSTS WORKSHOP
• LARGE CROWD VOICES CONCERNS ABOUT PARTIAL CLOSURE OF HOSPITAL
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
• PERU MAN SEEKING RESTITUTION FOR INJURIES
• HEAD START LISTS GUIDELINES FOR MEAL ASSISTANCE
• PARENT RAISES CONCERN OVER MACONAQUAH SCHOOL SECURITY
• Me & My Pet
• BUNKER HILL CHANGING MIAMI MEADOWS APARTMENT WATER METERS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BUSINESS 31 READY FOR ROAD WORK
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ‘SILVER ALERT’ ISSUED FOR PERU MAN
• MOFFATT NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• NEW CITY ATTORNEY SELECTED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 27, 2010
• MIAMI COUNTY AG DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• STORAGE BUSINESS RUN ENTIRELY BY THE SUN
• NO ONE INJURED, HOUSE DAMAGED IN FIRE
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS ONGOING
• THOMPSON REMEMBERED FOR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
• OFFICIALS KEEPING WATCHFUL EYE OUT FOR “SPICE”
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR DEEDSVILLE FAMILY
• BUNKER HILL CHANGING MIAMI MEADOWS APARTMENT WATER METERS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NEARLY 30 LEARN HUNTER SAFETY THROUGH CLASS SATURDAY
• BUSINESS 31 READY FOR ROAD WORK
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FOURTH GRADE AG DAY PLANNED SEPT. 3
• ‘SILVER ALERT’ ISSUED FOR PERU MAN
• MOFFATT NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE POISED TO INVADE INDIANA
• NEW CITY ATTORNEY SELECTED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 27, 2010
• MAC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CORRECTIONS
• NO ONE INJURED, HOUSE DAMAGED IN FIRE
• PERU RESIDENTS WIN GRAND CHAMPION IN COOK-OFF
• THOMPSON REMEMBERED FOR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
• HONORING THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM
• OFFICIALS KEEPING WATCHFUL EYE OUT FOR “SPICE”
• COMMISSIONERS PONDERING CHANGES AT OLD AND NEW JAIL
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR DEEDSVILLE FAMILY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• COUNTY TO HOLD FIRST COMMUNITY AG DAY
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING OFFERED TO LOCAL OFFICIALS
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET DISCUSSED
• BLOTTER
• CONVERSE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL SHORTER THIS YEAR
• MENUS
• CRASH CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN MEXICO AREA
• MACONAQUAH HOSTS WORKSHOP
• LARGE CROWD VOICES CONCERNS ABOUT PARTIAL CLOSURE OF HOSPITAL
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
• PERU MAN SEEKING RESTITUTION FOR INJURIES
• HEAD START LISTS GUIDELINES FOR MEAL ASSISTANCE
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• PARENT RAISES CONCERN OVER MACONAQUAH SCHOOL SECURITY
• Me & My Pet
• JEFFERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY MEMBERS DISCUSS ‘CRAZY COOKIE CONTEST’
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR DEEDSVILLE FAMILY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IVY TECH TO OFFER WASTEWATER MATH COURSE
• COUNTY TO HOLD FIRST COMMUNITY AG DAY
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING OFFERED TO LOCAL OFFICIALS
• BLOOD DONORS GET SOCIAL THROUGH VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET DISCUSSED
• BLOTTER
• SEVERAL TURN OUT FOR CONCERT AT THE CIRCUS
• CONVERSE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL SHORTER THIS YEAR
• MENUS
• FREE CONCERT PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
• CRASH CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN MEXICO AREA
• MACONAQUAH HOSTS WORKSHOP
• MAIN STREET PRESCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7
• PARENT RAISES CONCERN OVER MACONAQUAH SCHOOL SECURITY
• LARGE CROWD VOICES CONCERNS ABOUT PARTIAL CLOSURE OF HOSPITAL
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
• MACONAQUAH GRADUATE NOW OHIO SUPERINTENDENT
• BUNKER HILL CHANGING MIAMI MEADOWS APARTMENT WATER METERS
• PERU MAN SEEKING RESTITUTION FOR INJURIES
• HEAD START LISTS GUIDELINES FOR MEAL ASSISTANCE
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• BUSINESS 31 READY FOR ROAD WORK
• Me & My Pet
• JEFFERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY MEMBERS DISCUSS ‘CRAZY COOKIE CONTEST’
• ‘CRISIS READINESS’ FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NEARLY 30 LEARN HUNTER SAFETY THROUGH CLASS SATURDAY
• LOGANSPORT STATE HOSPITAL CLOSING FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FOURTH GRADE AG DAY PLANNED SEPT. 3
• PETERS NAMED IVY TECH VICE CHANCELLOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
• MOFFATT NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE POISED TO INVADE INDIANA
• LAUDADIO NAMED WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY BANKING RETAIL DM
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 27, 2010
• MAC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• IVY TECH CHANCELLOR AMONG NEW ST. JOSEPH BOARD MEMBERS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CORRECTIONS
• WATER TREATMENT EFFICIENCY GRANTS AVAILABLE
• NO ONE INJURED, HOUSE DAMAGED IN FIRE
• PERU RESIDENTS WIN GRAND CHAMPION IN COOK-OFF
• IDOC AND PARTNERS DONATE TO NATIONAL GUARD RELIEF FUND
• THOMPSON REMEMBERED FOR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
• HONORING THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• OFFICIALS KEEPING WATCHFUL EYE OUT FOR “SPICE”
• COMMISSIONERS PONDERING CHANGES AT OLD AND NEW JAIL
• LUGAR RECEIVES TAXPAYER AWARD
• MAC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• IVY TECH CHANCELLOR AMONG NEW ST. JOSEPH BOARD MEMBERS
• MACONAQUAH HOSTS WORKSHOP
• CORRECTIONS
• WATER TREATMENT EFFICIENCY GRANTS AVAILABLE
• MIAMI COUNTY STUDENTS EARN DEGREES
• PERU RESIDENTS WIN GRAND CHAMPION IN COOK-OFF
• IDOC AND PARTNERS DONATE TO NATIONAL GUARD RELIEF FUND
• HEAD START LISTS GUIDELINES FOR MEAL ASSISTANCE
• HONORING THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Me & My Pet
• COMMISSIONERS PONDERING CHANGES AT OLD AND NEW JAIL
• LUGAR RECEIVES TAXPAYER AWARD
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IVY TECH TO OFFER WASTEWATER MATH COURSE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING OFFERED TO LOCAL OFFICIALS
• BLOOD DONORS GET SOCIAL THROUGH VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
• MOFFATT NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• BLOTTER
• SEVERAL TURN OUT FOR CONCERT AT THE CIRCUS
• NO ONE INJURED, HOUSE DAMAGED IN FIRE
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 27, 2010
• FREE CONCERT PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
• THOMPSON REMEMBERED FOR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
• MAIN STREET PRESCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7
• OFFICIALS KEEPING WATCHFUL EYE OUT FOR “SPICE”
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MACONAQUAH GRADUATE NOW OHIO SUPERINTENDENT
• BENEFIT PLANNED FOR DEEDSVILLE FAMILY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BUDGET DISCUSSED
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• COUNTY TO HOLD FIRST COMMUNITY AG DAY
• CONVERSE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL SHORTER THIS YEAR
• JEFFERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY MEMBERS DISCUSS ‘CRAZY COOKIE CONTEST’
• ‘CRISIS READINESS’ FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
• CRASH CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN MEXICO AREA
• NEARLY 30 LEARN HUNTER SAFETY THROUGH CLASS SATURDAY
• LOGANSPORT STATE HOSPITAL CLOSING FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• LARGE CROWD VOICES CONCERNS ABOUT PARTIAL CLOSURE OF HOSPITAL
• FOURTH GRADE AG DAY PLANNED SEPT. 3
• PETERS NAMED IVY TECH VICE CHANCELLOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
• PERU MAN SEEKING RESTITUTION FOR INJURIES
• ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE POISED TO INVADE INDIANA
• LAUDADIO NAMED WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY BANKING RETAIL DM
• MENUS
• JEFFERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY MEMBERS DISCUSS ‘CRAZY COOKIE CONTEST’
• ‘CRISIS READINESS’ FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
• NEARLY 30 LEARN HUNTER SAFETY THROUGH CLASS SATURDAY
• LOGANSPORT STATE HOSPITAL CLOSING FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• FOURTH GRADE AG DAY PLANNED SEPT. 3
• PETERS NAMED IVY TECH VICE CHANCELLOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
• ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE POISED TO INVADE INDIANA
• LAUDADIO NAMED WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY BANKING RETAIL DM
• MAC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• IVY TECH CHANCELLOR AMONG NEW ST. JOSEPH BOARD MEMBERS
• CORRECTIONS
• WATER TREATMENT EFFICIENCY GRANTS AVAILABLE
• PERU RESIDENTS WIN GRAND CHAMPION IN COOK-OFF
• IDOC AND PARTNERS DONATE TO NATIONAL GUARD RELIEF FUND
• HONORING THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DAY’S SWEETS FINED OVER CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION
• COMMISSIONERS PONDERING CHANGES AT OLD AND NEW JAIL
• LUGAR RECEIVES TAXPAYER AWARD
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IVY TECH TO OFFER WASTEWATER MATH COURSE
• REDUCING UTILITY COSTS AT THE OLD COUNTY JAIL
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING OFFERED TO LOCAL OFFICIALS
• BLOOD DONORS GET SOCIAL THROUGH VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
• NORTH MIAMI SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS EXTRACURRICULAR EXPENSES
• SEVERAL TURN OUT FOR CONCERT AT THE CIRCUS
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEALTH DEPT REQUEST
• FREE CONCERT PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FALL 2010 CAMPAIGN
• MAIN STREET PRESCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7
• HERITAGE FEST FULL OF HISTORY AND CRAFTS
• MACONAQUAH GRADUATE NOW OHIO SUPERINTENDENT
• HORSES A WAY OF LIFE FOR PERU FAMILY
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• LOCAL RESIDENTS SHOULD BE ON LOOKOUT FOR EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS
• HONORING THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DAY’S SWEETS FINED OVER CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION
• COMMISSIONERS PONDERING CHANGES AT OLD AND NEW JAIL
• LUGAR RECEIVES TAXPAYER AWARD
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IVY TECH TO OFFER WASTEWATER MATH COURSE
• REDUCING UTILITY COSTS AT THE OLD COUNTY JAIL
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING OFFERED TO LOCAL OFFICIALS
• BLOOD DONORS GET SOCIAL THROUGH VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
• NORTH MIAMI SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS EXTRACURRICULAR EXPENSES
• SEVERAL TURN OUT FOR CONCERT AT THE CIRCUS
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEALTH DEPT REQUEST
• FREE CONCERT PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FALL 2010 CAMPAIGN
• MAIN STREET PRESCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7
• HERITAGE FEST FULL OF HISTORY AND CRAFTS
• MACONAQUAH GRADUATE NOW OHIO SUPERINTENDENT
• HORSES A WAY OF LIFE FOR PERU FAMILY
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• LOCAL RESIDENTS SHOULD BE ON LOOKOUT FOR EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS
• JEFFERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY MEMBERS DISCUSS ‘CRAZY COOKIE CONTEST’
• ‘CRISIS READINESS’ FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
• NEARLY 30 LEARN HUNTER SAFETY THROUGH CLASS SATURDAY
• LOGANSPORT STATE HOSPITAL CLOSING FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• FOURTH GRADE AG DAY PLANNED SEPT. 3
• PETERS NAMED IVY TECH VICE CHANCELLOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
• CHURCH NEWS
• ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE POISED TO INVADE INDIANA
• LAUDADIO NAMED WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY BANKING RETAIL DM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MAC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• IVY TECH CHANCELLOR AMONG NEW ST. JOSEPH BOARD MEMBERS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 20, 2010
• CORRECTIONS
• WATER TREATMENT EFFICIENCY GRANTS AVAILABLE
• COUNTY OKS DEFERRAL FUNDS FOR JAIL VEHICLE, RADIOS
• PERU RESIDENTS WIN GRAND CHAMPION IN COOK-OFF
• IDOC AND PARTNERS DONATE TO NATIONAL GUARD RELIEF FUND
• BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
• WATER TREATMENT EFFICIENCY GRANTS AVAILABLE
• COUNTY OKS DEFERRAL FUNDS FOR JAIL VEHICLE, RADIOS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IDOC AND PARTNERS DONATE TO NATIONAL GUARD RELIEF FUND
• BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
• ROANN COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL NEEDS PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTESTANTS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DAY’S SWEETS FINED OVER CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION
• ‘FIREPROOF’ STUDY TO BE OFFERED AT CHAPEL OF PRAISE
• LUGAR RECEIVES TAXPAYER AWARD
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• HEAD APPOINTED TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES
• PERU GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FALL AUCTION
• IVY TECH TO OFFER WASTEWATER MATH COURSE
• REDUCING UTILITY COSTS AT THE OLD COUNTY JAIL
• CHANCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
• JEFFERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY MEMBERS DISCUSS ‘CRAZY COOKIE CONTEST’
• BLOOD DONORS GET SOCIAL THROUGH VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
• NORTH MIAMI SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS EXTRACURRICULAR EXPENSES
• PIONEER POWER OFFERING FREE FAMILY FUN
• NEARLY 30 LEARN HUNTER SAFETY THROUGH CLASS SATURDAY
• SEVERAL TURN OUT FOR CONCERT AT THE CIRCUS
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEALTH DEPT REQUEST
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN
• FOURTH GRADE AG DAY PLANNED SEPT. 3
• FREE CONCERT PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FALL 2010 CAMPAIGN
• US-31 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION STARTING
• ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE POISED TO INVADE INDIANA
• MAIN STREET PRESCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7
• HERITAGE FEST FULL OF HISTORY AND CRAFTS
• PUBLIC SAFETY SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
• MAC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY
• MACONAQUAH GRADUATE NOW OHIO SUPERINTENDENT
• HORSES A WAY OF LIFE FOR PERU FAMILY
• ENROLLMENT UP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY
• CORRECTIONS
• LOCAL RESIDENTS SHOULD BE ON LOOKOUT FOR EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS
• SECURITY CAMERAS INSTALLED AT NORTH MIAMI SCHOOLS
• PERU RESIDENTS WIN GRAND CHAMPION IN COOK-OFF
• ‘CRISIS READINESS’ FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
• NEW REPORTER HIRED AT TRIBUNE
• HONORING THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM
• LOGANSPORT STATE HOSPITAL CLOSING FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• PURDUE B-BALL COACH TO SPEAK WITH AREA FARMERS TODAY
• PETERS NAMED IVY TECH VICE CHANCELLOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMISSIONERS PONDERING CHANGES AT OLD AND NEW JAIL
• LAUDADIO NAMED WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY BANKING RETAIL DM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Big catches
• IVY TECH CHANCELLOR AMONG NEW ST. JOSEPH BOARD MEMBERS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 20, 2010
• LOCAL GRANDMOTHER PENS COOKBOOK, PLANNING TWO OTHERS
• IVY TECH TO OFFER WASTEWATER MATH COURSE
• REDUCING UTILITY COSTS AT THE OLD COUNTY JAIL
• CHANCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
• BLOOD DONORS GET SOCIAL THROUGH VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
• NORTH MIAMI SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS EXTRACURRICULAR EXPENSES
• PIONEER POWER OFFERING FREE FAMILY FUN
• SEVERAL TURN OUT FOR CONCERT AT THE CIRCUS
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEALTH DEPT REQUEST
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN
• FREE CONCERT PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FALL 2010 CAMPAIGN
• US-31 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION STARTING
• MAIN STREET PRESCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7
• HERITAGE FEST FULL OF HISTORY AND CRAFTS
• PUBLIC SAFETY SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
• MACONAQUAH GRADUATE NOW OHIO SUPERINTENDENT
• HORSES A WAY OF LIFE FOR PERU FAMILY
• ENROLLMENT UP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY
• LOCAL RESIDENTS SHOULD BE ON LOOKOUT FOR EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS
• SECURITY CAMERAS INSTALLED AT NORTH MIAMI SCHOOLS
• ‘CRISIS READINESS’ FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
• NEW REPORTER HIRED AT TRIBUNE
• LOGANSPORT STATE HOSPITAL CLOSING FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• PURDUE B-BALL COACH TO SPEAK WITH AREA FARMERS TODAY
• PETERS NAMED IVY TECH VICE CHANCELLOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
• CHURCH NEWS
• LAUDADIO NAMED WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY BANKING RETAIL DM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Big catches
• IVY TECH CHANCELLOR AMONG NEW ST. JOSEPH BOARD MEMBERS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 20, 2010
• LOCAL GRANDMOTHER PENS COOKBOOK, PLANNING TWO OTHERS
• WATER TREATMENT EFFICIENCY GRANTS AVAILABLE
• COUNTY OKS DEFERRAL FUNDS FOR JAIL VEHICLE, RADIOS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IDOC AND PARTNERS DONATE TO NATIONAL GUARD RELIEF FUND
• BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
• ROANN COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL NEEDS PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTESTANTS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DAY’S SWEETS FINED OVER CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION
• ‘FIREPROOF’ STUDY TO BE OFFERED AT CHAPEL OF PRAISE
• LUGAR RECEIVES TAXPAYER AWARD
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• HEAD APPOINTED TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES
• NEW REPORTER HIRED AT TRIBUNE
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON, MULTIPLE FELONIES
• PURDUE B-BALL COACH TO SPEAK WITH AREA FARMERS TODAY
• EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS AFFECT LOCAL CROPS
• CHURCH NEWS
• Big catches
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL GRANDMOTHER PENS COOKBOOK, PLANNING TWO OTHERS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 20, 2010
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• COUNTY OKS DEFERRAL FUNDS FOR JAIL VEHICLE, RADIOS
• COMMUNITY INPUT SOUGHT TODAY FOR PROPOSED HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
• BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
• ROANN COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL NEEDS PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTESTANTS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DAY’S SWEETS FINED OVER CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION
• ‘FIREPROOF’ STUDY TO BE OFFERED AT CHAPEL OF PRAISE
• ROCHESTER MAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• HEAD APPOINTED TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK LOCALLY FOR VENTILATION FIX
• REDUCING UTILITY COSTS AT THE OLD COUNTY JAIL
• CHANCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
• IU KOKOMO OFFERS ONLINE NURSING PROGRAM
• NORTH MIAMI SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS EXTRACURRICULAR EXPENSES
• PIONEER POWER OFFERING FREE FAMILY FUN
• MENUS
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEALTH DEPT REQUEST
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN
• GIEK COMPLETES TRAINING COURSE
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FALL 2010 CAMPAIGN
• US-31 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION STARTING
• CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• HERITAGE FEST FULL OF HISTORY AND CRAFTS
• PUBLIC SAFETY SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
• Me & My Pet
• HORSES A WAY OF LIFE FOR PERU FAMILY
• ENROLLMENT UP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL RESIDENTS SHOULD BE ON LOOKOUT FOR EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS
• SECURITY CAMERAS INSTALLED AT NORTH MIAMI SCHOOLS
• ROACH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• DAY’S SWEETS FINED OVER CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 20, 2010
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• COUNTY OKS DEFERRAL FUNDS FOR JAIL VEHICLE, RADIOS
• COMMUNITY INPUT SOUGHT TODAY FOR PROPOSED HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
• HEALTHCARE REFORM SEMINAR SET FOR THURSDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
• ROANN COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL NEEDS PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTESTANTS
• BLIND WOMAN TO COMPETE IN LOCAL GOLF OUTING
• REDUCING UTILITY COSTS AT THE OLD COUNTY JAIL
• ‘FIREPROOF’ STUDY TO BE OFFERED AT CHAPEL OF PRAISE
• ROCHESTER MAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
• NORTH MIAMI SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS EXTRACURRICULAR EXPENSES
• HEAD APPOINTED TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK LOCALLY FOR VENTILATION FIX
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEALTH DEPT REQUEST
• CHANCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
• IU KOKOMO OFFERS ONLINE NURSING PROGRAM
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FALL 2010 CAMPAIGN
• PIONEER POWER OFFERING FREE FAMILY FUN
• MENUS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN
• GIEK COMPLETES TRAINING COURSE
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS INVITED TO MEETING
• US-31 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION STARTING
• CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• TSCHINIAK RETURNS TO ROOTS
• PUBLIC SAFETY SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
• Me & My Pet
• FESTIVAL CROWD NOT DETERRED BY HEAT
• ENROLLMENT UP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES TORNADO SIRENS
• SECURITY CAMERAS INSTALLED AT NORTH MIAMI SCHOOLS
• ROACH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• TRAPPING CAMP PLANNED AT SALAMONIE RESERVOIR
• NEW REPORTER HIRED AT TRIBUNE
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON, MULTIPLE FELONIES
• TREE PLANTING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM DNR
• PURDUE B-BALL COACH TO SPEAK WITH AREA FARMERS TODAY
• EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS AFFECT LOCAL CROPS
• VIETNAM VETERAN RELIVES FAMOUS BATTLE OF IA DRANG AT 369 REUNION
• CHURCH NEWS
• Big catches
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TODAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL GRANDMOTHER PENS COOKBOOK, PLANNING TWO OTHERS
• SENIORS INVITED TO AREA FIVE GAMES
• NEW REPORTER HIRED AT TRIBUNE
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON, MULTIPLE FELONIES
• TREE PLANTING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM DNR
• BLOOMING BUDS DAY CARE HOSTING OPEN HOUSE TODAY
• PURDUE B-BALL COACH TO SPEAK WITH AREA FARMERS TODAY
• EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS AFFECT LOCAL CROPS
• VIETNAM VETERAN RELIVES FAMOUS BATTLE OF IA DRANG AT 369 REUNION
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS INVITED TO MEETING
• Big catches
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TODAY
• AKRON JAM PLANNED FRIDAY
• LOCAL GRANDMOTHER PENS COOKBOOK, PLANNING TWO OTHERS
• SENIORS INVITED TO AREA FIVE GAMES
• ROAD CLOSING TODAY
• CHURCH NEWS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO HOST ADA DAY CARE AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CONFERENCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• COMMUNITY INPUT SOUGHT TODAY FOR PROPOSED HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
• HEALTHCARE REFORM SEMINAR SET FOR THURSDAY
• ANNUAL BUS INSPECTIONS COMPLETED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 20, 2010
• ROANN COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL NEEDS PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTESTANTS
• BLIND WOMAN TO COMPETE IN LOCAL GOLF OUTING
• ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OFFERING FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS TUESDAY
• COUNTY OKS DEFERRAL FUNDS FOR JAIL VEHICLE, RADIOS
• ‘FIREPROOF’ STUDY TO BE OFFERED AT CHAPEL OF PRAISE
• ROCHESTER MAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
• VENDORS NEEDED FOR AMBOY FESTIVAL
• BOARD APPROVES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
• HEAD APPOINTED TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK LOCALLY FOR VENTILATION FIX
• SOIL QUALITY CONFERENCE PLANNED IN WABASH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CHANCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
• IU KOKOMO OFFERS ONLINE NURSING PROGRAM
• GUIDELINES ANNOUNCED FOR FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS AND MILK
• SIMON CEO TO SPEAK AT ECON CLUB LUNCHEON
• PIONEER POWER OFFERING FREE FAMILY FUN
• MENUS
• TSCHINIAK RETURNS TO ROOTS
• JOB WEB SITE SERVES MACHINING INDUSTRIES
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN
• GIEK COMPLETES TRAINING COURSE
• FESTIVAL CROWD NOT DETERRED BY HEAT
• MIAMI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AWARDED NATIONAL REACCREDITATION
• US-31 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION STARTING
• CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES TORNADO SIRENS
• PAMPERED CHEF REP HONORED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• PUBLIC SAFETY SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
• Me & My Pet
• WATCH FOR CHILDREN AND SCHOOL BUSES
• LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR RECOGNIZED
• ENROLLMENT UP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN DAY CARE ALSO HAS PRESCHOOL
• THREE NAMED MCF EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH
• SECURITY CAMERAS INSTALLED AT NORTH MIAMI SCHOOLS
• ROACH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• TRAPPING CAMP PLANNED AT SALAMONIE RESERVOIR
• BUSINESS PLAN SEMINARS PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER
• NEW REPORTER HIRED AT TRIBUNE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN DAY CARE ALSO HAS PRESCHOOL
• THREE NAMED MCF EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH
• PURDUE B-BALL COACH TO SPEAK WITH AREA FARMERS TODAY
• ROACH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• TRAPPING CAMP PLANNED AT SALAMONIE RESERVOIR
• BUSINESS PLAN SEMINARS PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER
• CHURCH NEWS
• Big catches
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON, MULTIPLE FELONIES
• TREE PLANTING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM DNR
• BLOOMING BUDS DAY CARE HOSTING OPEN HOUSE TODAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL GRANDMOTHER PENS COOKBOOK, PLANNING TWO OTHERS
• EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS AFFECT LOCAL CROPS
• VIETNAM VETERAN RELIVES FAMOUS BATTLE OF IA DRANG AT 369 REUNION
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS INVITED TO MEETING
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 13, 2010
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TODAY
• AKRON JAM PLANNED FRIDAY
• COMMUNITY INPUT SOUGHT TODAY FOR PROPOSED HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
• SENIORS INVITED TO AREA FIVE GAMES
• ROAD CLOSING TODAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ROANN COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL NEEDS PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTESTANTS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO HOST ADA DAY CARE AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CONFERENCE
• GOV. DANIELS SPEAKS AT PLUS GRADUATION
• ‘FIREPROOF’ STUDY TO BE OFFERED AT CHAPEL OF PRAISE
• HEALTHCARE REFORM SEMINAR SET FOR THURSDAY
• ANNUAL BUS INSPECTIONS COMPLETED
• TEMPS FORCASTED TO LET UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL
• HEAD APPOINTED TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES
• BLIND WOMAN TO COMPETE IN LOCAL GOLF OUTING
• ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OFFERING FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS TUESDAY
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES REPORTS OF BREAK-INS
• CHANCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
• ROCHESTER MAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
• VENDORS NEEDED FOR AMBOY FESTIVAL
• RECENT HEAT WAVE CAUSES FOAM ON WABASH RIVER
• PIONEER POWER OFFERING FREE FAMILY FUN
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK LOCALLY FOR VENTILATION FIX
• SOIL QUALITY CONFERENCE PLANNED IN WABASH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN
• IU KOKOMO OFFERS ONLINE NURSING PROGRAM
• GUIDELINES ANNOUNCED FOR FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS AND MILK
• SIMON CEO TO SPEAK AT ECON CLUB LUNCHEON
• US-31 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION STARTING
• MENUS
• TSCHINIAK RETURNS TO ROOTS
• JOB WEB SITE SERVES MACHINING INDUSTRIES
• PUBLIC SAFETY SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
• GIEK COMPLETES TRAINING COURSE
• FESTIVAL CROWD NOT DETERRED BY HEAT
• MIAMI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AWARDED NATIONAL REACCREDITATION
• ENROLLMENT UP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY
• CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES TORNADO SIRENS
• PAMPERED CHEF REP HONORED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• SECURITY CAMERAS INSTALLED AT NORTH MIAMI SCHOOLS
• Me & My Pet
• WATCH FOR CHILDREN AND SCHOOL BUSES
• LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR RECOGNIZED
• TREE PLANTING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM DNR
• BLOOMING BUDS DAY CARE HOSTING OPEN HOUSE TODAY
• GOV. DANIELS SPEAKS AT PLUS GRADUATION
• COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PREPARES FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE
• VIETNAM VETERAN RELIVES FAMOUS BATTLE OF IA DRANG AT 369 REUNION
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS INVITED TO MEETING
• TEMPS FORCASTED TO LET UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL
• FESTIVAL OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TODAY
• AKRON JAM PLANNED FRIDAY
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES REPORTS OF BREAK-INS
• CHURCH NEWS
• SENIORS INVITED TO AREA FIVE GAMES
• ROAD CLOSING TODAY
• RECENT HEAT WAVE CAUSES FOAM ON WABASH RIVER
• REICH GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO HOST ADA DAY CARE AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CONFERENCE
• MCEDA BOARD APPROVES BUILDING PURCHASE
• HECKATORNS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY
• IU KOKOMO OFFERS ONLINE NURSING PROGRAM
• HEALTHCARE REFORM SEMINAR SET FOR THURSDAY
• ANNUAL BUS INSPECTIONS COMPLETED
• PERU SCHOOLS NOW OFFERING ADMINISTRATIVE SOFTWARE
• GRAYS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• MENUS
• BLIND WOMAN TO COMPETE IN LOCAL GOLF OUTING
• ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OFFERING FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS TUESDAY
• WIND ENERGY MEETING COVERS DO’S AND DON’TS OF STARTING WIND FARM
• KIRK, CHAFIN ARE MARRIED
• GIEK COMPLETES TRAINING COURSE
• ROCHESTER MAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
• VENDORS NEEDED FOR AMBOY FESTIVAL
• SUPERINTENDENT’S VISION SIMILAR TO LAST YEAR’S PRACTICES
• CHILCUTT, CASSEL ARE WED
• CLASS OF 1980 PLANS REUNION
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK LOCALLY FOR VENTILATION FIX
• SOIL QUALITY CONFERENCE PLANNED IN WABASH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BURKS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• Me & My Pet
• GUIDELINES ANNOUNCED FOR FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS AND MILK
• SIMON CEO TO SPEAK AT ECON CLUB LUNCHEON
• GUYERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• TSCHINIAK RETURNS TO ROOTS
• JOB WEB SITE SERVES MACHINING INDUSTRIES
• PATTERSON CELEBRATING 80TH BIRTHDAY
• ROACH NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• FESTIVAL CROWD NOT DETERRED BY HEAT
• MIAMI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AWARDED NATIONAL REACCREDITATION
• COOPER KEITH PHILLIPS
• PERU MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON, MULTIPLE FELONIES
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES TORNADO SIRENS
• PAMPERED CHEF REP HONORED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS AFFECT LOCAL CROPS
• WATCH FOR CHILDREN AND SCHOOL BUSES
• LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR RECOGNIZED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 13, 2010
• BURNS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN DAY CARE ALSO HAS PRESCHOOL
• THREE NAMED MCF EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• TRAPPING CAMP PLANNED AT SALAMONIE RESERVOIR
• BUSINESS PLAN SEMINARS PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER
• CPR/AED CLASSES OFFERED TODAY AT YMCA
• BUNKER HILL UPDATES ORDINANCE
• BLIND WOMAN TO COMPETE IN LOCAL GOLF OUTING
• ROAD CLOSING TODAY
• RECENT HEAT WAVE CAUSES FOAM ON WABASH RIVER
• REICH GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• ROCHESTER MAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO HOST ADA DAY CARE AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CONFERENCE
• MCEDA BOARD APPROVES BUILDING PURCHASE
• HECKATORNS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK LOCALLY FOR VENTILATION FIX
• ANNUAL BUS INSPECTIONS COMPLETED
• PERU SCHOOLS NOW OFFERING ADMINISTRATIVE SOFTWARE
• GRAYS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• MENUS
• ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OFFERING FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS TUESDAY
• WIND ENERGY MEETING COVERS DO’S AND DON’TS OF STARTING WIND FARM
• KIRK, CHAFIN ARE MARRIED
• Me & My Pet
• VENDORS NEEDED FOR AMBOY FESTIVAL
• SUPERINTENDENT’S VISION SIMILAR TO LAST YEAR’S PRACTICES
• CHILCUTT, CASSEL ARE WED
• REUNION PLANNED FOR CLASS OF 1943
• SOIL QUALITY CONFERENCE PLANNED IN WABASH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BURKS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• LOCAL YOUTH COMPETES FOR MISS JR. TEEN TITLE
• GUIDELINES ANNOUNCED FOR FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS AND MILK
• SIMON CEO TO SPEAK AT ECON CLUB LUNCHEON
• GUYERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• FRAZIER SISTERS TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT
• TSCHINIAK RETURNS TO ROOTS
• JOB WEB SITE SERVES MACHINING INDUSTRIES
• PATTERSON CELEBRATING 80TH BIRTHDAY
• HARRIS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• FESTIVAL CROWD NOT DETERRED BY HEAT
• MIAMI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AWARDED NATIONAL REACCREDITATION
• COOPER KEITH PHILLIPS
• TRAPPING CAMP PLANNED AT SALAMONIE RESERVOIR
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES TORNADO SIRENS
• PAMPERED CHEF REP HONORED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI HOSTS PROFESSIONAL DRUM CORPS
• TREE PLANTING FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM DNR
• WATCH FOR CHILDREN AND SCHOOL BUSES
• LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR RECOGNIZED
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 13, 2010
• BURNS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• VIETNAM VETERAN RELIVES FAMOUS BATTLE OF IA DRANG AT 369 REUNION
• ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN DAY CARE ALSO HAS PRESCHOOL
• THREE NAMED MCF EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TODAY
• BUSINESS PLAN SEMINARS PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER
• CPR/AED CLASSES OFFERED TODAY AT YMCA
• BUNKER HILL UPDATES ORDINANCE
• SENIORS INVITED TO AREA FIVE GAMES
• BLOOMING BUDS DAY CARE HOSTING OPEN HOUSE TODAY
• GOV. DANIELS SPEAKS AT PLUS GRADUATION
• COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PREPARES FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS INVITED TO MEETING
• TEMPS FORCASTED TO LET UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL
• FESTIVAL OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
• HEALTHCARE REFORM SEMINAR SET FOR THURSDAY
• AKRON JAM PLANNED FRIDAY
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES REPORTS OF BREAK-INS
• CHURCH NEWS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BURKS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• REUNION PLANNED FOR CLASS OF 1943
• LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR RECOGNIZED
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS INVITED TO MEETING
• GUYERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• LOCAL YOUTH COMPETES FOR MISS JR. TEEN TITLE
• THREE NAMED MCF EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH
• TSCHINIAK RETURNS TO ROOTS
• PATTERSON CELEBRATING 80TH BIRTHDAY
• FRAZIER SISTERS TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT
• BUSINESS PLAN SEMINARS PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER
• FESTIVAL CROWD NOT DETERRED BY HEAT
• COOPER KEITH PHILLIPS
• HARRIS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• BLOOMING BUDS DAY CARE HOSTING OPEN HOUSE TODAY
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES TORNADO SIRENS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI HOSTS PROFESSIONAL DRUM CORPS
• AKRON JAM PLANNED FRIDAY
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 13, 2010
• BURNS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• ROAD CLOSING TODAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO HOST ADA DAY CARE AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CONFERENCE
• CPR/AED CLASSES OFFERED TODAY AT YMCA
• BUNKER HILL UPDATES ORDINANCE
• ANNUAL BUS INSPECTIONS COMPLETED
• GOV. DANIELS SPEAKS AT PLUS GRADUATION
• COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PREPARES FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE
• ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OFFERING FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS TUESDAY
• TEMPS FORCASTED TO LET UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL
• FESTIVAL OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
• VENDORS NEEDED FOR AMBOY FESTIVAL
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES REPORTS OF BREAK-INS
• CHURCH NEWS
• SOIL QUALITY CONFERENCE PLANNED IN WABASH
• RECENT HEAT WAVE CAUSES FOAM ON WABASH RIVER
• REICH GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• GUIDELINES ANNOUNCED FOR FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS AND MILK
• MCEDA BOARD APPROVES BUILDING PURCHASE
• HECKATORNS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY
• WATCH FOR CHILDREN AND SCHOOL BUSES
• SIMON CEO TO SPEAK AT ECON CLUB LUNCHEON
• PERU SCHOOLS NOW OFFERING ADMINISTRATIVE SOFTWARE
• GRAYS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN DAY CARE ALSO HAS PRESCHOOL
• JOB WEB SITE SERVES MACHINING INDUSTRIES
• WIND ENERGY MEETING COVERS DO’S AND DON’TS OF STARTING WIND FARM
• KIRK, CHAFIN ARE MARRIED
• MENUS
• MIAMI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AWARDED NATIONAL REACCREDITATION
• SUPERINTENDENT’S VISION SIMILAR TO LAST YEAR’S PRACTICES
• CHILCUTT, CASSEL ARE WED
• Me & My Pet
• PAMPERED CHEF REP HONORED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• PERU SCHOOLS TO CHANGE WAY BUS DRIVERS PAID
• PATTERSON CELEBRATING 80TH BIRTHDAY
• SNAKE FOUND ON TOP OF TRUCK ENGINE
• COOPER KEITH PHILLIPS
• ‘SUNDAYS AT THE GALLERY’ FEATURING LANDSCAPES THIS WEEK
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BURNS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 13, 2010
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BUNKER HILL UPDATES ORDINANCE
• TEEN SUSTAINED MINOR INJURY IN SHOOTING
• CPR/AED CLASSES OFFERED TODAY AT YMCA
• COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PREPARES FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE
• MENUS
• GOV. DANIELS SPEAKS AT PLUS GRADUATION
• FESTIVAL OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
• Me & My Pet
• TEMPS FORCASTED TO LET UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL
• CHURCH NEWS
• REUNION PLANNED FOR CLASS OF 1943
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES REPORTS OF BREAK-INS
• REICH GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• LOCAL YOUTH COMPETES FOR MISS JR. TEEN TITLE
• RECENT HEAT WAVE CAUSES FOAM ON WABASH RIVER
• HECKATORNS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY
• FRAZIER SISTERS TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT
• MCEDA BOARD APPROVES BUILDING PURCHASE
• GRAYS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• HARRIS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• PERU SCHOOLS NOW OFFERING ADMINISTRATIVE SOFTWARE
• KIRK, CHAFIN ARE MARRIED
• BARBECUE BASICS: TIPS TO PREVENT FOODBORNE ILLNESS
• WIND ENERGY MEETING COVERS DO’S AND DON’TS OF STARTING WIND FARM
• STOCKDALE MILL OFFERS CORNMEAL RECIPES
• SUPERINTENDENT’S VISION SIMILAR TO LAST YEAR’S PRACTICES
• CHILCUTT, CASSEL ARE WED
• NORTH MIAMI HOSTS PROFESSIONAL DRUM CORPS
• BURKS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• LOCAL FARMER RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT
• GUYERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PREPARES FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE
• MENUS
• MCEDA BOARD APPROVES BUILDING PURCHASE
• HECKATORNS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY
• FESTIVAL OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
• Me & My Pet
• PERU SCHOOLS NOW OFFERING ADMINISTRATIVE SOFTWARE
• GRAYS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• REUNION PLANNED FOR CLASS OF 1943
• WIND ENERGY MEETING COVERS DO’S AND DON’TS OF STARTING WIND FARM
• KIRK, CHAFIN ARE MARRIED
• LOCAL YOUTH COMPETES FOR MISS JR. TEEN TITLE
• SUPERINTENDENT’S VISION SIMILAR TO LAST YEAR’S PRACTICES
• CHILCUTT, CASSEL ARE WED
• FRAZIER SISTERS TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT
• CRUISE-IN DRAWS MORE THAN 400
• BURKS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• HARRIS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• FORMER PERU SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT PENS MYSTERY
• GUYERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• BARBECUE BASICS: TIPS TO PREVENT FOODBORNE ILLNESS
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS ATTEND JULY MEETING, NATIONAL CONVENTION
• PATTERSON CELEBRATING 80TH BIRTHDAY
• STOCKDALE MILL OFFERS CORNMEAL RECIPES
• MARTIAL ARTS STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE FOR CRIME WATCH PREVENTION WEEK
• COOPER KEITH PHILLIPS
• NORTH MIAMI HOSTS PROFESSIONAL DRUM CORPS
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HANDKERCHIEFS, STATE FAIR
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL FARMER RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS ASSIST 13 ADULTS, ONE STUDENT IN DENTAL CLINIC
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 13, 2010
• PERU SCHOOLS TO CHANGE WAY BUS DRIVERS PAID
• ISP TO CONDUCT DUI CHECKPOINTS FRIDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• SNAKE FOUND ON TOP OF TRUCK ENGINE
• YMCA HAS NEW PRESCHOOL TEACHER
• CPR/AED CLASSES OFFERED TODAY AT YMCA
• ‘SUNDAYS AT THE GALLERY’ FEATURING LANDSCAPES THIS WEEK
• FERSHEE IS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY SECRETARY
• GOV. DANIELS SPEAKS AT PLUS GRADUATION
• BURNS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• LOCAL FARMER INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION
• TEMPS FORCASTED TO LET UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CORRECTIONS
• CONVERSE DISCUSSES REPORTS OF BREAK-INS
• CHURCH NEWS
• BUNKER HILL UPDATES ORDINANCE
• TEEN SUSTAINED MINOR INJURY IN SHOOTING
• RECENT HEAT WAVE CAUSES FOAM ON WABASH RIVER
• REICH GRADUATES FROM BASIC
• FRAZIER SISTERS TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT
• MORE THAN 300 ATTEND FOURTH ANNUAL HUEY REUNION
• HARRIS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• MORE BUDGETS CUT DURING COUNTY HEARINGS
• BARBECUE BASICS: TIPS TO PREVENT FOODBORNE ILLNESS
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS ATTEND JULY MEETING, NATIONAL CONVENTION
• BURNS NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• STOCKDALE MILL OFFERS CORNMEAL RECIPES
• MARTIAL ARTS STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE FOR CRIME WATCH PREVENTION WEEK
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI HOSTS PROFESSIONAL DRUM CORPS
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HANDKERCHIEFS, STATE FAIR
• BUNKER HILL UPDATES ORDINANCE
• LOCAL FARMER RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS ASSIST 13 ADULTS, ONE STUDENT IN DENTAL CLINIC
• COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PREPARES FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE
• PERU SCHOOLS TO CHANGE WAY BUS DRIVERS PAID
• ISP TO CONDUCT DUI CHECKPOINTS FRIDAY
• FESTIVAL OFFERS VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
• SNAKE FOUND ON TOP OF TRUCK ENGINE
• YMCA HAS NEW PRESCHOOL TEACHER
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• ‘SUNDAYS AT THE GALLERY’ FEATURING LANDSCAPES THIS WEEK
• FERSHEE IS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY SECRETARY
• MCF PROMOTES TWO OFFICERS TO SERGEANT
• LOCAL FARMER INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• CORRECTIONS
• DOMINO’S PIZZA ANNOUNCES SECOND QUARTER RESULTS
• TEEN SUSTAINED MINOR INJURY IN SHOOTING
• ISP PERU POST OFFICERS ARREST 13 DRIVERS IN 31 HOURS
• MENUS
• Making dog tags?
• Me & My Pet
• PHS CLASS OF ’59 TO GATHER TUESDAY
• REUNION PLANNED FOR CLASS OF 1943
• CRUISE-IN DRAWS MORE THAN 400
• LOCAL YOUTH COMPETES FOR MISS JR. TEEN TITLE
• FORMER PERU SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT PENS MYSTERY
• AMBOY RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR CONTRACTS
• Me & My Pet
• ISP TO CONDUCT DUI CHECKPOINTS FRIDAY
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• REUNION PLANNED FOR CLASS OF 1943
• YMCA HAS NEW PRESCHOOL TEACHER
• LOCAL YOUTH COMPETES FOR MISS JR. TEEN TITLE
• FERSHEE IS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY SECRETARY
• MCF PROMOTES TWO OFFICERS TO SERGEANT
• FRAZIER SISTERS TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT
• LOCAL FARMER INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• HARRIS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• CORRECTIONS
• DOMINO’S PIZZA ANNOUNCES SECOND QUARTER RESULTS
• NORTH MIAMI HOSTS PROFESSIONAL DRUM CORPS
• TEEN SUSTAINED MINOR INJURY IN SHOOTING
• ISP PERU POST OFFICERS ARREST 13 DRIVERS IN 31 HOURS
• RUSSELL LEE POLAND
• Making dog tags?
• CHURCH NEWS
• PHS CLASS OF ’59 TO GATHER TUESDAY
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 6, 2010
• CRUISE-IN DRAWS MORE THAN 400
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BARBECUE BASICS: TIPS TO PREVENT FOODBORNE ILLNESS
• FORMER PERU SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT PENS MYSTERY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• STOCKDALE MILL OFFERS CORNMEAL RECIPES
• MORE THAN 300 ATTEND FOURTH ANNUAL HUEY REUNION
• SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO AREA STUDENTS
• LOCAL FARMER RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT
• MORE BUDGETS CUT DURING COUNTY HEARINGS
• BOARD BRIEFS ELLSWORTH ON CORRIDOR PROGRESS, CONCERNS
• PERU SCHOOLS TO CHANGE WAY BUS DRIVERS PAID
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS ATTEND JULY MEETING, NATIONAL CONVENTION
• AMBOY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PEPSI GRANT
• SNAKE FOUND ON TOP OF TRUCK ENGINE
• MARTIAL ARTS STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE FOR CRIME WATCH PREVENTION WEEK
• AIR MUSEUM HOSTS ANNUAL CRUISE-IN
• ‘SUNDAYS AT THE GALLERY’ FEATURING LANDSCAPES THIS WEEK
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HANDKERCHIEFS, STATE FAIR
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL CLINIC
• MENUS
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS ASSIST 13 ADULTS, ONE STUDENT IN DENTAL CLINIC
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS ASSIST 13 ADULTS, ONE STUDENT IN DENTAL CLINIC
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL CLINIC
• ISP TO CONDUCT DUI CHECKPOINTS FRIDAY
• AMBOY RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR CONTRACTS
• YMCA HAS NEW PRESCHOOL TEACHER
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• FERSHEE IS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY SECRETARY
• MCF PROMOTES TWO OFFICERS TO SERGEANT
• LOCAL FARMER INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• CORRECTIONS
• DOMINO’S PIZZA ANNOUNCES SECOND QUARTER RESULTS
• ISP PERU POST OFFICERS ARREST 13 DRIVERS IN 31 HOURS
• TEEN SUSTAINED MINOR INJURY IN SHOOTING
• Making dog tags?
• RUSSELL LEE POLAND
• PHS CLASS OF ’59 TO GATHER TUESDAY
• CHURCH NEWS
• CRUISE-IN DRAWS MORE THAN 400
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 6, 2010
• FORMER PERU SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT PENS MYSTERY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MORE THAN 300 ATTEND FOURTH ANNUAL HUEY REUNION
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MORE BUDGETS CUT DURING COUNTY HEARINGS
• SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO AREA STUDENTS
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS ATTEND JULY MEETING, NATIONAL CONVENTION
• BOARD BRIEFS ELLSWORTH ON CORRIDOR PROGRESS, CONCERNS
• MARTIAL ARTS STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE FOR CRIME WATCH PREVENTION WEEK
• AMBOY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PEPSI GRANT
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HANDKERCHIEFS, STATE FAIR
• AIR MUSEUM HOSTS ANNUAL CRUISE-IN
• MORE THAN 300 ATTEND FOURTH ANNUAL HUEY REUNION
• BOARD BRIEFS ELLSWORTH ON CORRIDOR PROGRESS, CONCERNS
• TWO INJURED IN WRECK
• MORE BUDGETS CUT DURING COUNTY HEARINGS
• AMBOY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PEPSI GRANT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• AIR MUSEUM HOSTS ANNUAL CRUISE-IN
• GIVING CHANCE A CHANCE
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL CLINIC
• PARKVIEW PARTCIPATES IN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• AMBOY RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR CONTRACTS
• EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS SHED
• REGISTRATION NUMBERS APPEAR UP AT MAC, NM
• HUEY REUNION SET FOR THIS WEEKEND AT GRISSOM
• LADD DENTAL TO OPEN OFFICE IN PERU
• RUSSELL LEE POLAND
• PSI IOTA XI MEMBERS ATTEND JULY MEETING, NATIONAL CONVENTION
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• CHURCH NEWS
• MARTIAL ARTS STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE FOR CRIME WATCH PREVENTION WEEK
• MCF PROMOTES TWO OFFICERS TO SERGEANT
• KOCHS CELEBRATING GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• DEER CREEK DO-ETTES DISCUSS HANDKERCHIEFS, STATE FAIR
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• ZOOKS CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• XI ALPHA LAMBDA MEMBERS ASSIST 13 ADULTS, ONE STUDENT IN DENTAL CLINIC
• DOMINO’S PIZZA ANNOUNCES SECOND QUARTER RESULTS
• KNIGHTS CELEBRATING 35TH ANNIVERSARY
• ISP TO CONDUCT DUI CHECKPOINTS FRIDAY
• ISP PERU POST OFFICERS ARREST 13 DRIVERS IN 31 HOURS
• VAILES CELEBRATING 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• YMCA HAS NEW PRESCHOOL TEACHER
• Making dog tags?
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 6, 2010
• FERSHEE IS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY SECRETARY
• PHS CLASS OF ’59 TO GATHER TUESDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL FARMER INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION
• CRUISE-IN DRAWS MORE THAN 400
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CORRECTIONS
• FORMER PERU SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT PENS MYSTERY
• SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO AREA STUDENTS
• ROLAND NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• PHS CLASS OF ’59 TO GATHER TUESDAY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CRUISE-IN DRAWS MORE THAN 400
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• FORMER PERU SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT PENS MYSTERY
• SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO AREA STUDENTS
• ROLAND NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• MORE THAN 300 ATTEND FOURTH ANNUAL HUEY REUNION
• BOARD BRIEFS ELLSWORTH ON CORRIDOR PROGRESS, CONCERNS
• TWO INJURED IN WRECK
• MORE BUDGETS CUT DURING COUNTY HEARINGS
• AMBOY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PEPSI GRANT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• AIR MUSEUM HOSTS ANNUAL CRUISE-IN
• GIVING CHANCE A CHANCE
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL CLINIC
• PARKVIEW PARTCIPATES IN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• AMBOY RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR CONTRACTS
• EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS SHED
• REGISTRATION NUMBERS APPEAR UP AT MAC, NM
• HUEY REUNION SET FOR THIS WEEKEND AT GRISSOM
• LADD DENTAL TO OPEN OFFICE IN PERU
• RUSSELL LEE POLAND
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• CHURCH NEWS
• MCF PROMOTES TWO OFFICERS TO SERGEANT
• KOCHS CELEBRATING GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• ZOOKS CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• DOMINO’S PIZZA ANNOUNCES SECOND QUARTER RESULTS
• KNIGHTS CELEBRATING 35TH ANNIVERSARY
• ISP PERU POST OFFICERS ARREST 13 DRIVERS IN 31 HOURS
• VAILES CELEBRATING 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• Making dog tags?
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 6, 2010
• REGISTRATION NUMBERS APPEAR UP AT MAC, NM
• HUEY REUNION SET FOR THIS WEEKEND AT GRISSOM
• MENUS
• LADD DENTAL TO OPEN OFFICE IN PERU
• RUSSELL LEE POLAND
• REMC awards grant to CERT
• CHURCH NEWS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOCHS CELEBRATING GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET TWO PERCENT RAISE NEXT YEAR
• ZOOKS CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• COUNTY COUNCIL HOLDING LINE ON SPENDING
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KNIGHTS CELEBRATING 35TH ANNIVERSARY
• CRASH CLAIMS LIVES OF BOTH DRIVERS
• VAILES CELEBRATING 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• DESIGN NEARLY COMPLETED FOR SEWER SYSTEM
• SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE REGISTRATION HOURS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 6, 2010
• COATS, LOCAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS CONCERNS ABOUT CORRIDOR
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD SIDEWALK RAMP BID
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CAROUSEL CONE & SMOOTHIE SHOPPE OFFERING SMOOTHIES AND MORE
• ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ROLAND NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• STUDENTS PERFORM DURING PIANO RECITAL
• SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO AREA STUDENTS
• TWO INJURED IN WRECK
• Musikgarten students
• BOARD BRIEFS ELLSWORTH ON CORRIDOR PROGRESS, CONCERNS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DURST EARNS DEGREE FROM VINCENNES UNIVERSITY
• AMBOY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PEPSI GRANT
• GIVING CHANCE A CHANCE
• PARSON NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• AIR MUSEUM HOSTS ANNUAL CRUISE-IN
• PARKVIEW PARTCIPATES IN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• CLASS OF 1970 PLANS 40TH REUNION
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL CLINIC
• EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS SHED
• FORMER RESIDENT GRADUATES WITH HONORS
• AMBOY RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR CONTRACTS
• TUESDAY STORM CAUSES NUMEROUS OUTAGES
• Me & My Pet
• COATS, LOCAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS CONCERNS ABOUT CORRIDOR
• CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE BRIEFED ON CORRIDOR
• AMBOY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR PEPSI GRANT
• CAROUSEL CONE & SMOOTHIE SHOPPE OFFERING SMOOTHIES AND MORE
• STOP SIGNS INSTALLED AT DANGEROUS INTERSECTION
• AIR MUSEUM HOSTS ANNUAL CRUISE-IN
• ROLAND NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• STUDENTS PERFORM DURING PIANO RECITAL
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL CLINIC
• RUSSELL LEE POLAND
• TWO INJURED IN WRECK
• Musikgarten students
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• KOCHS CELEBRATING GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DURST EARNS DEGREE FROM VINCENNES UNIVERSITY
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO PUBLISH BUDGET
• ZOOKS CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• GIVING CHANCE A CHANCE
• PARSON NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH FIRST BACK TO SCHOOL FESTIVAL
• KNIGHTS CELEBRATING 35TH ANNIVERSARY
• PARKVIEW PARTCIPATES IN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• CLASS OF 1970 PLANS 40TH REUNION
• LOCAL HUNTERS PARTICIPATE IN ‘COYOTES FOR CHARITY’
• VAILES CELEBRATING 60TH ANNIVERSARY
• EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS SHED
• FORMER RESIDENT GRADUATES WITH HONORS
• CRAZY ABOUT NUTS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• TUESDAY STORM CAUSES NUMEROUS OUTAGES
• Me & My Pet
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS LEARN HOW TO AVOID BITES AND STINGS
• SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED TO AREA STUDENTS
• HUEY REUNION SET FOR THIS WEEKEND AT GRISSOM
• MENUS
• MILLER’S MERRY MANOR RESIDENTS THANK MUSICIANS
• AMBOY RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR CONTRACTS
• REMC awards grant to CERT
• THANKS FROM THE FAMILY OF STEWART K. WOLFE
• REGISTRATION NUMBERS APPEAR UP AT MAC, NM
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LADD DENTAL TO OPEN OFFICE IN PERU
• CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET TWO PERCENT RAISE NEXT YEAR
• SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE REGISTRATION HOURS
• CHURCH NEWS
• COUNTY COUNCIL HOLDING LINE ON SPENDING
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS CELEBRATING ‘NATIONAL NIGHT OUT’
• COMMUNITY CALENDARAUGUST 6, 2010
• CRASH CLAIMS LIVES OF BOTH DRIVERS
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD SIDEWALK RAMP BID
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DESIGN NEARLY COMPLETED FOR SEWER SYSTEM
• ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• BOARD BRIEFS ELLSWORTH ON CORRIDOR PROGRESS, CONCERNS
• PARSON NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD HEARS CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
• GIVING CHANCE A CHANCE
• CLASS OF 1970 PLANS 40TH REUNION
• LOCAL HUNTERS PARTICIPATE IN ‘COYOTES FOR CHARITY’
• PARKVIEW PARTCIPATES IN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• FORMER RESIDENT GRADUATES WITH HONORS
• CRAZY ABOUT NUTS
• EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS SHED
• Me & My Pet
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS LEARN HOW TO AVOID BITES AND STINGS
• TUESDAY STORM CAUSES NUMEROUS OUTAGES
• MENUS
• MILLER’S MERRY MANOR RESIDENTS THANK MUSICIANS
• REMC awards grant to CERT
• THANKS FROM THE FAMILY OF STEWART K. WOLFE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET TWO PERCENT RAISE NEXT YEAR
• SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE REGISTRATION HOURS
• COUNTY COUNCIL HOLDING LINE ON SPENDING
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS CELEBRATING ‘NATIONAL NIGHT OUT’
• CRASH CLAIMS LIVES OF BOTH DRIVERS
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD SIDEWALK RAMP BID
• ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• HUEY REUNION SET FOR THIS WEEKEND AT GRISSOM
• DESIGN NEARLY COMPLETED FOR SEWER SYSTEM
• CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE BRIEFED ON CORRIDOR
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES MOVES TO RENOVATED LOCATION
• COATS, LOCAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS CONCERNS ABOUT CORRIDOR
• STOP SIGNS INSTALLED AT DANGEROUS INTERSECTION
• MAXIMUM POWER SPORTS HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• CAROUSEL CONE & SMOOTHIE SHOPPE OFFERING SMOOTHIES AND MORE
• STUDENTS PERFORM DURING PIANO RECITAL
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• ROLAND NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• Musikgarten students
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO PUBLISH BUDGET
• TWO INJURED IN WRECK
• DURST EARNS DEGREE FROM VINCENNES UNIVERSITY
• ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH FIRST BACK TO SCHOOL FESTIVAL
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET TWO PERCENT RAISE NEXT YEAR
• SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE REGISTRATION HOURS
• COUNCIL DESIGNATES ERA
• COUNTY COUNCIL HOLDING LINE ON SPENDING
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS CELEBRATING ‘NATIONAL NIGHT OUT’
• RENOVATION WORK ON SCHEDULE AT MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS
• CRASH CLAIMS LIVES OF BOTH DRIVERS
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD SIDEWALK RAMP BID
• CRC BUILDING GETTING A FACELIFT
• DESIGN NEARLY COMPLETED FOR SEWER SYSTEM
• ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• COATS, LOCAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS CONCERNS ABOUT CORRIDOR
• CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE BRIEFED ON CORRIDOR
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES MOVES TO RENOVATED LOCATION
• CAROUSEL CONE & SMOOTHIE SHOPPE OFFERING SMOOTHIES AND MORE
• STOP SIGNS INSTALLED AT DANGEROUS INTERSECTION
• MAXIMUM POWER SPORTS HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• ROLAND NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• STUDENTS PERFORM DURING PIANO RECITAL
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• TWO INJURED IN WRECK
• Musikgarten students
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO PUBLISH BUDGET
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• DURST EARNS DEGREE FROM VINCENNES UNIVERSITY
• ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH FIRST BACK TO SCHOOL FESTIVAL
• GIVING CHANCE A CHANCE
• PARSON NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD HEARS CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
• PARKVIEW PARTCIPATES IN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• CLASS OF 1970 PLANS 40TH REUNION
• LOCAL HUNTERS PARTICIPATE IN ‘COYOTES FOR CHARITY’
• EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS SHED
• FORMER RESIDENT GRADUATES WITH HONORS
• CRAZY ABOUT NUTS
• TUESDAY STORM CAUSES NUMEROUS OUTAGES
• Me & My Pet
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS LEARN HOW TO AVOID BITES AND STINGS
• CHURCH NEWS
• MENUS
• MILLER’S MERRY MANOR RESIDENTS THANK MUSICIANS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 30, 2010
• REMC awards grant to CERT
• THANKS FROM THE FAMILY OF STEWART K. WOLFE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• REMC PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CERT
• ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH FIRST BACK TO SCHOOL FESTIVAL
• COUNTY COUNCIL HOLDING LINE ON SPENDING
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD HEARS CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
• CRASH CLAIMS LIVES OF BOTH DRIVERS
• LOCAL HUNTERS PARTICIPATE IN ‘COYOTES FOR CHARITY’
• DESIGN NEARLY COMPLETED FOR SEWER SYSTEM
• CRAZY ABOUT NUTS
• COATS, LOCAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS CONCERNS ABOUT CORRIDOR
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS LEARN HOW TO AVOID BITES AND STINGS
• CHURCH NEWS
• MILLER’S MERRY MANOR RESIDENTS THANK MUSICIANS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 30, 2010
• STUDENTS PERFORM DURING PIANO RECITAL
• THANKS FROM THE FAMILY OF STEWART K. WOLFE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Musikgarten students
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• REMC PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CERT
• DURST EARNS DEGREE FROM VINCENNES UNIVERSITY
• SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE REGISTRATION HOURS
• COUNCIL DESIGNATES ERA
• PARSON NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS CELEBRATING ‘NATIONAL NIGHT OUT’
• RENOVATION WORK ON SCHEDULE AT MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS
• CLASS OF 1970 PLANS 40TH REUNION
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD SIDEWALK RAMP BID
• CRC BUILDING GETTING A FACELIFT
• FORMER RESIDENT GRADUATES WITH HONORS
• ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• Me & My Pet
• CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE BRIEFED ON CORRIDOR
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES MOVES TO RENOVATED LOCATION
• MENUS
• STOP SIGNS INSTALLED AT DANGEROUS INTERSECTION
• MAXIMUM POWER SPORTS HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• REMC awards grant to CERT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO PUBLISH BUDGET
• CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET TWO PERCENT RAISE NEXT YEAR
• CHURCH NEWS
• BUTLER HOMEMAKERS LEARN HOW TO AVOID BITES AND STINGS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 30, 2010
• MILLER’S MERRY MANOR RESIDENTS THANK MUSICIANS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• THANKS FROM THE FAMILY OF STEWART K. WOLFE
• REMC PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CERT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• COUNCIL DESIGNATES ERA
• SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE REGISTRATION HOURS
• RENOVATION WORK ON SCHEDULE AT MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS
• PARKVIEW HEIGHTS CELEBRATING ‘NATIONAL NIGHT OUT’
• CRC BUILDING GETTING A FACELIFT
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD SIDEWALK RAMP BID
• THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES MOVES TO RENOVATED LOCATION
• CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE BRIEFED ON CORRIDOR
• MAXIMUM POWER SPORTS HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• STOP SIGNS INSTALLED AT DANGEROUS INTERSECTION
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO PUBLISH BUDGET
• JUVENILE RECOVERING FROM CRASH
• ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH FIRST BACK TO SCHOOL FESTIVAL
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD HEARS CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
• COMMUNITY MEMBERS HELPING COMMUNITY
• MAC STUDENT PICKS HISTORIC CABIN AS SENIOR AND EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
• LOCAL HUNTERS PARTICIPATE IN ‘COYOTES FOR CHARITY’
• TWO INJURED IN CRASH ON U.S. 24
• CRAZY ABOUT NUTS
• ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH FIRST BACK TO SCHOOL FESTIVAL
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD HEARS CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
• COMMUNITY MEMBERS HELPING COMMUNITY
• MAC STUDENT PICKS HISTORIC CABIN AS SENIOR AND EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
• TWO INJURED IN CRASH ON U.S. 24
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 30, 2010
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• REMC PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CERT
• COUNCIL DESIGNATES ERA
• RENOVATION WORK ON SCHEDULE AT MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS
• CRC BUILDING GETTING A FACELIFT
• THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• LASALLE ST. SECURITIES MOVES TO RENOVATED LOCATION
• MAXIMUM POWER SPORTS HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MACONAQUAH SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO PUBLISH BUDGET
• JUVENILE RECOVERING FROM CRASH
• JUVENILE RECOVERING FROM CRASH
• PHS CLASS OF 2000 TO MEET
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Me & My Pet
• MANY STUDENTS MEETING ACADEMIC GOALS IN KEYS ACADEMY
• GUILLAUME NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL TEEN ‘COOKIN’ UP A CURE’ FOR CANCER AWARENESS
• BOARD TO MEET IN “PRAISE AND CONCERNS” SESSION
• COMMISSIONERS MAKE INTERSECTION FOUR-WAY STOP
• CIRCUS HALL OF FAME SHOWS RUN THROUGH SUNDAY
• Proclamation
• SALVATION ARMY PREPARES FOR BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
• COMMUNITY MEMBERS HELPING COMMUNITY
• LADD WITHDRAWS PLANS TO BUILD CLINIC IN PERU
• MENUS
• MAC STUDENT PICKS HISTORIC CABIN AS SENIOR AND EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
• COMMISSIONERS MOVE FORWARD ON HANDICAP-ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE
• HAZLETT GRADUATES CUM LAUDE
• TWO INJURED IN CRASH ON U.S. 24
• YMCA CHANGING LOGO AND BRANDING STRATEGY, BUT NOT PRINCIPLES
• LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE
• CHURCH NEWS
• NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW LOOK THIS FALL
• WELSH NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 30, 2010
• NEW PHS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRED
• OLDFATHER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BUFFALO WITH BROCCOLI STIR-FRY
• SCHWINGLE RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
• REMC PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CERT
• CROCK POT BARBECUE BUFFALO
• WAGNER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• COUNCIL DESIGNATES ERA
• JAPANESE STYLE BUFFALO SALAD WITH SESAME DRESSING
• REESE EARNS DEGREE FROM ROSE-HULMAN
• RENOVATION WORK ON SCHEDULE AT MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS
• BISON FARM HOSTING OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY
• LOCAL RESIDENT EARNS HONORS AT LAW SCHOOL
• CRC BUILDING GETTING A FACELIFT
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TONIGHT
• MACONAQUAH HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI PLAN REUNION
• THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• WOOD EARNS DOCTORATE
• RENOVATION WORK ON SCHEDULE AT MACONAQUAH SCHOOLS
• JAPANESE STYLE BUFFALO SALAD WITH SESAME DRESSING
• REESE EARNS DEGREE FROM ROSE-HULMAN
• REMC PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CERT
• BISON FARM HOSTING OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY
• LOCAL RESIDENT EARNS HONORS AT LAW SCHOOL
• CRC BUILDING GETTING A FACELIFT
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TONIGHT
• MACONAQUAH HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI PLAN REUNION
• THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• WOOD EARNS DOCTORATE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• JUVENILE RECOVERING FROM CRASH
• PHS CLASS OF 2000 TO MEET
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR CIRCUS PARADE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Me & My Pet
• CIRCUS GREATS INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
• MANY STUDENTS MEETING ACADEMIC GOALS IN KEYS ACADEMY
• GUILLAUME NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• LOCAL TEEN ‘COOKIN’ UP A CURE’ FOR CANCER AWARENESS
• BOARD TO MEET IN “PRAISE AND CONCERNS” SESSION
• COMMISSIONERS MAKE INTERSECTION FOUR-WAY STOP
• CIRCUS HALL OF FAME SHOWS RUN THROUGH SUNDAY
• Proclamation
• SALVATION ARMY PREPARES FOR BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
• COMMUNITY MEMBERS HELPING COMMUNITY
• LADD WITHDRAWS PLANS TO BUILD CLINIC IN PERU
• MENUS
• MAC STUDENT PICKS HISTORIC CABIN AS SENIOR AND EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
• COMMISSIONERS MOVE FORWARD ON HANDICAP-ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE
• HAZLETT GRADUATES CUM LAUDE
• TWO INJURED IN CRASH ON U.S. 24
• YMCA CHANGING LOGO AND BRANDING STRATEGY, BUT NOT PRINCIPLES
• LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE
• CHURCH NEWS
• NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW LOOK THIS FALL
• WELSH NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 30, 2010
• NEW PHS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRED
• OLDFATHER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• BUFFALO WITH BROCCOLI STIR-FRY
• SCHWINGLE RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
• COUNCIL DESIGNATES ERA
• CROCK POT BARBECUE BUFFALO
• WAGNER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• EMBROIDERY GUILD MEETS EVERY SECOND TUESDAY
• JAPANESE STYLE BUFFALO SALAD WITH SESAME DRESSING
• REESE EARNS DEGREE FROM ROSE-HULMAN
• BROOKS FAMILY REUNION PLANNED SUNDAY
• MAC STUDENT PICKS HISTORIC CABIN AS SENIOR AND EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
• BISON FARM HOSTING OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY
• LOCAL RESIDENT EARNS HONORS AT LAW SCHOOL
• TWO INJURED IN CRASH ON U.S. 24
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TONIGHT
• MACONAQUAH HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI PLAN REUNION
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO COLLECT FOR TURPENTINE CREEK WILDLIFE RESCUE
• WORKFORCE BOARD RECOGNIZES WEST
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• WOOD EARNS DOCTORATE
• DEER HUNTING RULES CHANGES GAIN PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• JUVENILE RECOVERING FROM CRASH
• PHS CLASS OF 2000 TO MEET
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• IVY TECH GRANTS TO PROMOTE ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Me & My Pet
• LOCAL RESIDENT SERVES INTERNSHIP IN AUSTRALIA
• ISP ISSUE 1,372 TRAFFIC CITATIONS IN JUNE
• MANY STUDENTS MEETING ACADEMIC GOALS IN KEYS ACADEMY
• GUILLAUME NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATES LOWER THAN ONE YEAR AGO
• LOGANSPORT IVY TECH TO HOST WELDING INSTITUTE OPEN HOUSE
• LOCAL TEEN ‘COOKIN’ UP A CURE’ FOR CANCER AWARENESS
• BOARD TO MEET IN “PRAISE AND CONCERNS” SESSION
• COMMISSIONERS MAKE INTERSECTION FOUR-WAY STOP
• DWD SEEKS REPAYMENT OF UNEMPLOYMENT PAYMENTS
• CIRCUS HALL OF FAME SHOWS RUN THROUGH SUNDAY
• Proclamation
• SALVATION ARMY PREPARES FOR BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO PRESENT BUSINESS LUNCHEON FRIDAY
• COMMUNITY MEMBERS HELPING COMMUNITY
• LADD WITHDRAWS PLANS TO BUILD CLINIC IN PERU
• MENUS
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• COMMISSIONERS MOVE FORWARD ON HANDICAP-ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE
• HAZLETT GRADUATES CUM LAUDE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• YMCA CHANGING LOGO AND BRANDING STRATEGY, BUT NOT PRINCIPLES
• LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR CIRCUS PARADE
• NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW LOOK THIS FALL
• WELSH NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• CIRCUS GREATS INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
• NEW PHS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRED
• OLDFATHER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• THREE TEENS DIE IN EARLY MORNING FIRE
• BUFFALO WITH BROCCOLI STIR-FRY
• SCHWINGLE RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
• COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ERA, TAX ABATEMENT TONIGHT
• CROCK POT BARBECUE BUFFALO
• WAGNER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• GUILLAUME NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATES LOWER THAN ONE YEAR AGO
• ISP ISSUE 1,372 TRAFFIC CITATIONS IN JUNE
• JUVENILE RECOVERING FROM CRASH
• BOARD TO MEET IN “PRAISE AND CONCERNS” SESSION
• COMMISSIONERS MAKE INTERSECTION FOUR-WAY STOP
• LOGANSPORT IVY TECH TO HOST WELDING INSTITUTE OPEN HOUSE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• Proclamation
• SALVATION ARMY PREPARES FOR BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
• DWD SEEKS REPAYMENT OF UNEMPLOYMENT PAYMENTS
• MANY STUDENTS MEETING ACADEMIC GOALS IN KEYS ACADEMY
• LADD WITHDRAWS PLANS TO BUILD CLINIC IN PERU
• MENUS
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO PRESENT BUSINESS LUNCHEON FRIDAY
• LOCAL TEEN ‘COOKIN’ UP A CURE’ FOR CANCER AWARENESS
• COMMISSIONERS MOVE FORWARD ON HANDICAP-ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE
• HAZLETT GRADUATES CUM LAUDE
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• CIRCUS HALL OF FAME SHOWS RUN THROUGH SUNDAY
• YMCA CHANGING LOGO AND BRANDING STRATEGY, BUT NOT PRINCIPLES
• LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• COMMUNITY MEMBERS HELPING COMMUNITY
• NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW LOOK THIS FALL
• WELSH NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR CIRCUS PARADE
• Church News
• NEW PHS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRED
• OLDFATHER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• CIRCUS GREATS INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 16, 2010
• SCHWINGLE RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
• THREE TEENS DIE IN EARLY MORNING FIRE
• NO PARKING ALONG PARADE ROUTE
• WAGNER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ERA, TAX ABATEMENT TONIGHT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• REESE EARNS DEGREE FROM ROSE-HULMAN
• EMBROIDERY GUILD MEETS EVERY SECOND TUESDAY
• CHC WAIVES FEE FOR CLIENTS AT OR BELOW 100 PERCENT POVERTY
• BUFFALO WITH BROCCOLI STIR-FRY
• LOCAL RESIDENT EARNS HONORS AT LAW SCHOOL
• BROOKS FAMILY REUNION PLANNED SUNDAY
• YOUTH REHEARSES FOR SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
• CROCK POT BARBECUE BUFFALO
• MACONAQUAH HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI PLAN REUNION
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO COLLECT FOR TURPENTINE CREEK WILDLIFE RESCUE
• CIRCUS CITY FESTIVAL ROLLS OUT RED CARPET FOR PARADE
• JAPANESE STYLE BUFFALO SALAD WITH SESAME DRESSING
• WOOD EARNS DOCTORATE
• DEER HUNTING RULES CHANGES GAIN PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
• WORKFORCE BOARD RECOGNIZES WEST
• BISON FARM HOSTING OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY
• PHS CLASS OF 2000 TO MEET
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• NORTH MIAMI BOARD MEETING TONIGHT
• Me & My Pet
• LOCAL RESIDENT SERVES INTERNSHIP IN AUSTRALIA
• IVY TECH GRANTS TO PROMOTE ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANS
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• WIND ENERGY MEETING PLANNED IN COUNTY
• PHS CLASS OF 2000 TO MEET
• LOCAL RESIDENT SERVES INTERNSHIP IN AUSTRALIA
• IVY TECH GRANTS TO PROMOTE ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANS
• Me & My Pet
• COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATES LOWER THAN ONE YEAR AGO
• ISP ISSUE 1,372 TRAFFIC CITATIONS IN JUNE
• GUILLAUME NAMED CHEER CLUB MEMBER
• COMMISSIONERS MAKE INTERSECTION FOUR-WAY STOP
• LOGANSPORT IVY TECH TO HOST WELDING INSTITUTE OPEN HOUSE
• BOARD TO MEET IN “PRAISE AND CONCERNS” SESSION
• SALVATION ARMY PREPARES FOR BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
• DWD SEEKS REPAYMENT OF UNEMPLOYMENT PAYMENTS
• Proclamation
• MENUS
• KOKOMO BONA VISTA TO PRESENT BUSINESS LUNCHEON FRIDAY
• LADD WITHDRAWS PLANS TO BUILD CLINIC IN PERU
• EDWARD JONES RANKS HIGHEST IN INVESTOR SATISFACTION ON J.D. POWER STUDY
• COMMISSIONERS MOVE FORWARD ON HANDICAP-ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE
• HAZLETT GRADUATES CUM LAUDE
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• YMCA CHANGING LOGO AND BRANDING STRATEGY, BUT NOT PRINCIPLES
• LOCAL STUDENTS NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE
• LARGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR CIRCUS PARADE
• Church News
• NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW LOOK THIS FALL
• WELSH NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• CIRCUS GREATS INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
• COMMUNITY CALENDARJULY 16, 2010
• NEW PHS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRED
• OLDFATHER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• THREE TEENS DIE IN EARLY MORNING FIRE
• NO PARKING ALONG PARADE ROUTE
• SCHWINGLE RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
• COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ERA, TAX ABATEMENT TONIGHT
• MCSO SEEKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• WAGNER NAMED TO DEAN’S LIST
• EMBROIDERY GUILD MEETS EVERY SECOND TUESDAY
• CHC WAIVES FEE FOR CLIENTS AT OR BELOW 100 PERCENT POVERTY
• REESE EARNS DEGREE FROM ROSE-HULMAN
• BROOKS FAMILY REUNION PLANNED SUNDAY
• YOUTH REHEARSES FOR SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
• LOCAL RESIDENT EARNS HONORS AT LAW SCHOOL
• CIRCUS CITY SAMS TO COLLECT FOR TURPENTINE CREEK WILDLIFE RESCUE
• CIRCUS CITY FESTIVAL ROLLS OUT RED CARPET FOR PARADE
• MACONAQUAH HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI PLAN REUNION
• DEER HUNTING RULES CHANGES GAIN PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
• WORKFORCE BOARD RECOGNIZES WEST
• WOOD EARNS DOCTORATE
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Peru, IN
• Circus City Festival
• Love Sex AND The IRS
• Jake's Women
• Steel Magnolias - Directed by Anne Loy
• Nunsense - Directed by Kelly Voss

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