Churubusco News

A 9-year-old Churubusco girl suffered a broken eye socket when she was struck by a truck while she was on her electric scooter about 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Local youth compete in 4-H scholarship, royalty contest By ANGELA HOFFMAN for The Post & Mail The final announcement made at the Mr.

Local man chosen to run against state rep By TJ HEMLINGER Staff writer Democrat precinct committee heads met Sunday in Churubusco to choose a candidate to run for the House seat in District 83 against incumbent ...

CHEERS to the woman in the blue dress and her young daughter for paying for my lunch at Northcrest Pizza Hut on Memorial Day.

The Weaver family of Shipshewana attended the 81st Annual Indiana State Conference of the Children of the American Revolution in Indianapolis.

Patently Speaking highlights the technological achievements of Fort Wayne area residents.

Alan Tio, president of Whitley County Economic Development Corporation , was on hand at Wednesday night's Town Council meeting to speak about steps the County is taking toward economic development.

The state rejected Churubusco's grant request for the proposed water treatment plant project.

After three and a half years of service, School Board President Paul Bowser resigned from the Smith-Green Community Schools Board of Trustees.

By TJ HEMLINGER Staff writer A 33 percent increase in the price of liquid asphalt has Columbia City scrambling to provide paving services to residents.

“I'd really like to see them happen within the next three years”

For the past few years, the Town of Churubusco has hoped to try to provide residents with paved or mulched walking paths in town and to town from surrounding areas. via The Post & Mail

“I'm seeing people here with bills of $500 or $600 because of leaks”

In hopes of not hitting residents with unjustly high water bills, the Town of Churubusco is working on an ordinance that would allow for a partial dismissal of the bills on a case-by-case basis. via The Post & Mail

“This has taken on a life of its own”

By BECKY HAND Community editor The Churubusco community takes care of its own, and this weekend, they will remember one who was a beacon in the community, called "effervescent" by a friend's mother, Gina ... via The Post & Mail

“It's fun to watch people in the tasting room”

What : New Day Meadery Where : Elwood Hours : 1 to 6 p.m. Friday through Sunday in April Cost : Tastings are $5 a person. via Journal Gazette

By CHRIS MEYERS Staff writer More details have emerged on the attempted robbery at the CVS pharmacy in Churubusco, including evidence that the suspects planned the crime in advance because the license plate on ... via The Post & Mail

“Fuel of course is high, seed..all the inputs are double, maybe triple in some cases.”

The weather has finally cooperated enough for Hoosier farmers to hit the fields. via NBC 33 News

“Don't chase these people down, that's our job”

Fort Wayne police investigate the scene on South Calhoun Street where authorities say Donald McAfee, 67, of Ossian was run over and dragged by an SUV. via Fort Wayne News Sentinel

“This corporation has the potential to be one of the best ones in the state”

By CHRIS MEYERS Staff writer Making good on their promise to air their feelings to the local school board and administration, more than 300 residents of the Smith-Green Community Schools district showed up to ... via The Post & Mail

“They've really got a lot of great ideas that will hopefully expand Turtle Days”

By CHRIS MEYERS Staff writer With summer fast approaching, the Turtle Days committee in Churubusco has big plans for this year's celebration including live music and a beer tent. via The Post & Mail

Ligonier residents can take their trash from Spring Cleanup to the street department garage Saturday. via Goshen News, Goshen, IN