Covington News

"We packed some cheese and peanut butter crackers and Hershey bars and Reeses and that's what we brought with us," Paty said.

Several Attica gardens will be at their finest next weekend for "A Day of Gardens and Art." Several gardens and homes will be featured in the Historical Landmarks of Fountain County's tour from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ...

Kenton, Mark and Tyler Keele have a special bond. Not only are they grandfather, father and son, the trio loves to play music, especially at senior centers and nursing homes.

ANDERSON - Ina Ardelle Price, 93, of Anderson, Indiana, passed away Wednesday, June 4, 2008 at Countryside Manor following a brief illness.

Several long-forgotten cemeteries in Fountain County are being restored. Jasper Fogelman, commissioner with the Fountain County Cemetery Commission, told the Fountain County Commissioners of several successes ...

Friends and family are being invited to shower Myron C. and Ruby Hunt of Richmond with cards in honor of their 70th wedding anniversary.

If you haven't yet had a chance to visit Fourth Street Gallery in Covington, Ind., consider stopping by Saturday when gallery owners Debra Duncan and Jim Deschene will kick off the summer season with an open ...

A longtime fixture in the Covington, Ind., Police Department will turn in his badge Friday, and report for duty in the classroom as an instructor this fall.

“The ones from before 1850 were harder to find”

With national news media gorging on around-the-clock coverage of the intensifying race for the White House, and the interest in Indiana's Democratic primary at an historic high, it's hard to miss the fact that ... via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL

“It sounds like a good idea, and we don't lose any money if we don't like the results”

The town council approved using new re-ox product in drinking water treatment system beginning in August. via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL

“We are taking the room and playing with it”

Frank Bielec of Trading Spaces got a warm welcome to Covington, Ind., this week. via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL

CHEERS to David Bierbaum, who is retiring from North Side High School, for being a great teacher who challenges his students to be the best they can be. via Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

“We need somebody different in the White House”

The line waiting to see former President Bill Clinton speak at South Vermillion High School stretched for probably one-fifth of a mile around the school Friday morning. via Tribune-Star

“We've got a lot of good people doing a lot of good work”

Friends and family of Harold "Junior" and Crystal Pilkington are planning a benefit to help offset those expenses. via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL

“The universal feeling was 'wow,'”

The opening of a new shop in downtown Covington, Ind., means local art buffs don't need to travel to cities like Chicago and Indianapolis to be awed and inspired by original creations. via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL

“These are the kinds of abuses of power people across Indiana are dealing with every day”

Fountain County judge's order blocked an Indy TV station from airing a parent's criticism of child welfare agency Mark McGaha wanted to share his frustrations about the Department of Child Services with the ... via IndyStar.com

Debra Duncan and James Deschene proudly announce the opening of the Fourth Street Gallery, "A Gathering of Original Fine Art." The Fourth Street Gallery's mission is to bring to the heart of a small community ... via Tribune-Star

“I am not sure exactly, but I want to do some cheeses, Italian issue and breads”

A gift store will close its downtown location at the end of the month. A'mae'Sing Gifts at 411 Washington St. via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL

“The response we got was amazing”

U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Alvin Rahm knows the importance of correspondence and care packages to soldiers serving overseas. via Flyer Group

“We learned about this at a (cancer) training session”

Students at Southeast Fountain and Covington Elementary schools are learning how cancer can affect their families and friends. via The Commercial-News, Danville, IL