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Miller joins AMBS Faith Formation Collaborative as Administrative Assistant
ELKHART, Indiana (Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary) — Margaret J. Miller, BA, of Centreville, Michigan, began July 29, 2024, in the new part-time role of Administrative Assistant for Orienting With the Word for Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) in Elkhart, Indiana. She is providing support for a program that will...
A former NFL quarterback is predicting that the Indianapolis Colts will hit rock bottom in 2024
The Indianapolis Colts are approaching their preseason finale, which will be this Thursday against the Cincinnati Bengals. Up next is their regular season opener against their division rivals, the Houston Texans. With the season so close, you will see multiple people in the NFL space sharing ...
Sturgis grad Herald aiming to be leader for Glen Oaks golf
CENTREVILLE — Sturgis graduate Graeme Herald is used to being one of the better golfers during his time in high school. Because of this, he believes making the transition to the next level will not be as hard as it looks on the surface. Earlier this year, Herald signed on to continue his academic and golf careers with Glen Oaks Community College. It's a big step in his life, as it is with plenty of high school...
Fort Wayne will be put on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s urban heat island map.
One of 14 U.S. communities selected to participate in the 2024 NOAA Urban Heat Island mapping campaign, Fort Wayne will aid in providing heat and air quality research.
Serving up sweet, plant-based, treats: Fort Wayne Cinnaholic announces opening date
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Fort Wayne’s newest sweet treats destination opens on Aug. 30. Located at 407 Coliseum Boulevard West Suite 109, Cinnaholic will begin serving up gourmet, vegan baked goods. From cinnamon rolls and cookies to brownies and “Cinnacakes,” Cinnaholic will offer a variety of plant-based...
Festival lets Auburn show off its heritage
Nostalgia on wheels will roll into Auburn as the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival returns from Aug. 29-31, although pre-festival events around the community begin Aug. 24. In an interview with Whatzup, Leslie Peel, the festival’s executive director, described the festival as a “mix of old and new” that brings a great deal of excitement to the area. She also noted the collaboration between car lovers, volunteers, and festivalgoers has been essential in the festival’s success and growth as it nears its seventh decade.
Trine Fest 2024 coming to downtown Angola
ANGOLA, Ind. (WFFT) — Trine Fest is set to take over downtown Angola on Saturday. From noon to 4 p.m., food trucks, inflatables, carnival games, a dunk tank, activities and more will surround the Steuben County Soldiers’ Monument. “Trine Fest is a wonderful opportunity for the Trine campus...
Farmer's Almanac issues fall weather prediction for Evansville area
EVANSVILLE — With just about a month until the first day of fall, residents should prepare for a chillier than normal season, according to the Farmer's Almanac. "Flannels and umbrellas may be on order when you head out to pick your pumpkin and apples," the report for 2024 states. Here's what we...
5-year-old walks home during school day, parents not notified
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) -For parents the first week of school is already stressful enough. And for one parent of a Beiger Elementary school student, her day got completely sideswiped. Megan Link was at home earlier this afternoon when her 5-year-old daughter, who was supposed to be at school, walked through...
'Bags and BBQ' at Ironworks Plaza Saturday
MISHAWAKA, Ind. -- Mishawaka Parks and Recreation announced they've partnered with Big Bear Cook Offs/Northern Indiana Backyard Barbecue Series to host its first BBQ cook off, "Bags and BBQ," on Saturday at Ironworks Plaza from 1 to 4 p.m. Organizers say there will be food trucks, live music by Chris...
32 arrested, at least 27 suspects still wanted in central Indiana drug bust
(WXIN/WTTV) — Central Indiana police crews have arrested 32 people during a large drug warrant roundup throughout Johnson County and Marion County. Police are still looking to arrest 32 other suspects with active arrest warrants. The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office said that police crews from a total of nine departments executed over 50 arrest and […]
Future plans for the Portage Manor in St. Joseph County
Leaders in St. Joseph County are trying to decide how to spend money made by selling items at the closed Portage Manor. The county made more than $60,000 after three auctions. Commissioner Derek Dieter proposed that money to go towards the Miracle League Field Campaign. That's the planned renovation of...
Wroblewski Takes Oath Of Office
NORTH WEBSTER - At its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, the North Webster Town Council witnessed the swearing in of Chase Wrobleswki to the North Webster Police Department. Wroblewski started with the department on Aug. 3. He is a North Webster native. Jack Birch, town attorney, swore Wroblewski in. Mike Noe,...
Syracuse Man Found Guilty Of Spitting Blood Onto Hospital Nurse
A Syracuse man has been found guilty of spitting blood on a hospital nurse. Ronald Keith Orr, 63, of 11311 N. Nash Drive, Syracuse, was found guilty of battery to a public safety official, a level 6 felony. A bench trial was held in Kosciusko Superior Court Two on Tuesday....
Newest Warsaw Park Nearing Completion
Work on Warsaw's 20th park is almost complete. At its meeting on Tuesday at Warsaw City Hall, the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Board heard an update on The Grove park from Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department Superintendent Larry Plummer. The park is located behind the Downtown Warsaw YMCA near The...
Humane Society to hold 10th annual ‘Clear the Shelters’ event
From noon to 5 p.m. Aug. 24, the Humane Society for Hamilton County at 10501 Hague Rd. in Fishers will take part in the 10th annual Clear the Shelters adoption event. The shelter has more than 600 animals in its care who need rescuing. Most adoptions cost $10 in celebration...
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