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Silver Stallions bring more concert diversity
As the Decatur Chamber’s annual Summer Concert Series wound down its second month on Thursday, its diversity was once again in evidence. After four weeks of rock and hard rock, the series shifted to a night of square dancing. Then, on Thursday, the focus shifted again, this time to country music and a bit of country rock.
Directional signs up in downtown Decatur
Popular military veterans banners now hang throughout the downtown Decatur area, and the latest addition to downtown are directional, or wayfinding, signs. Decatur Main Street’s project will see six signs such as the one shown, and more may be coming, a city official told WZBD.com. The signs have “been...
Hoosier residents can earn a free pre-veterinary technology certificate at Vincennes University - here's how
VINCENNES, Ind. (WTHI) - Hoosier students can now earn a tuition-free pre-veterinary technology certificate at Vincennes University. It's through the state's "Next Level Jobs Workforce Ready Grant." The one-year certificate is a stepping stone for starting a career in the industry. It also meets the requirements for applying to Purdue's...
Arts Commission invests in Lubeznik Center for the Arts to strengthen Michigan City through arts and creativity
Yesterday, the Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced it has awarded $18,215 to Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) through the Arts Organization Support grant program. During its June 14 Quarterly Business Meeting, the Commission approved funding recommendations for the Arts Project Support and Arts Organization Support grant programs. Between the two grant programs, 338 organizations in 77 Indiana counties are receiving funding.
Countdown to Kickoff 2024: North Side Legends have high aspirations for bounce-back year
North Side was one of just two Fort Wayne teams to make their playoff in the 5A classification, although they did so with a less-than-optimal record. Countdown to Kickoff 2024: North Side Legends have high aspirations for bounce-back year. North Side was one of just two Fort Wayne teams to...
FWPD seeking assistance identifying suspect in Thursday morning fatal shooting
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Leaders with the Fort Wayne Police Department (FWPD) say they are looking for the public’s help in providing information in a recent fatal shooting investigation. Police say they were called around midnight Thursday, July 25, to the 3900 block of Warsaw Street on reports...
“Let’s try it out!” Fort Wayne teen with disabilities continues family’s passion for flight
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Jordan Sprague’s journey of learning to be a pilot has looked a bit different from the rest. He was born with a rare genetic condition called Nager Syndrome. He explains, “It’s something that affects your bone structure, your speech, and many other things that I’ve dealt with in my life.” He added other symptoms like loss of hearing and fused bones.
Heritage Pointe residents pursue gardening
The only thing better than a little bit of greenery during the summer is a lot of greenery during the summer, and Heritage Pointe of Huntington senior living community has taken it to the max. Well aware of the beauty, pure pleasure, and many benefits provided by gardening, Brad Fuller,...
Pizza Hut franchisee with 140 units files for bankruptcy
A Pizza Hut franchisee with more than 140 locations in the South and Midwest has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to reports. Nation’s Restaurant News reports franchisee EYM Pizza L.P. and affiliated companies filed for bankruptcy on July 22 in the Eastern District of Texas. EYM operates...
Cucumbers and other vegetables sold at these Indiana stores recalled for listeria risk
If you recently stocked up on vegetables, some may have a risk of listeria contamination. Here's what you need to know if you shopped in Indiana stores. Cucumbers, other vegetables recalled ...
Congress tries again to reclassify 911 dispatchers as first responders
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — A federal bill is being considered in the House to reclassify 911 dispatchers as first responders, a proposal that lawmakers have decided against in the past. Currently, dispatchers are classified as clerks by federal labor laws. Mike Hubbs, the director of Hamilton County Public Safety Communications, said the classification creates logistical […]