Elnora News

"Twenty-first Century is alive and well in the North Daviess High School," said Principal Jed Jerrels during a work session meeting Monday night.

Laughs, magic and balloon creations are all part of a day's work for Ryan Winkle of Elnora, better known as Wacky the Clown.

North Daviess bus drivers were once again before the North Daviess School Board on Monday to speak about bus contracts.

An Indianapolis man lost his life Wednesday in a one-vehicle accident north of Plainville.

Twenty five years ago there was a group of men with a passion and zeal for antique farm equipment, who thought that it would be a fine idea to have a local event to showcase the equipment used in an earlier time by our forefathers.

William and Connie Fuller of Elnora would like to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Jennifer Jo Fuller, to Aaron Michael Andrews, son of Michael and Trudy Andrews of Cannelburg.

Daviess County Historical Society recently donated a caboose to the White River Valley Antique Association.

Daniel and Ida Mae Swartzentruber's children and grandchildren are hosting an open house to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Providence Mennonite Church on U.S. 50 west of Montgomery.

The 78th annual Daviess County Fair has arrived in Elnora. There will be rides and games and tractor pulls and demolition derbies, and maybe even a clown.

"New-Tech" is a project-based model in which students are put into groups and teachers act as facillitators in the classroom ELNORA, Ind.

North Daviess High School will hold its commencement exercises at 7 p.m. Friday in the high school gymnasium.

Kathy M. Hampton and Brandon M. Mundy announce their upcoming wedding. The bride-elect attended North Daviess High School.

The April 28 educational meeting found the members tasting wine and cheese at Betty Vaughn's home.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is planning to undertake a property demolition funded, in part, by the Federal Highway Administration.