Huntertown News

The 2008 Miss Huntertown Heritage Pageant will be held on Friday, July 25, at Huntertown Elementary School, beginning at 6 p.m. The Pageant will include four age groups, 5-8, 9-12, 13-16, and 17-19. Come ...

CHEERS to Clea Endres, Amanda Belote, Linden Kelley, Brad Lufkin and Craig Wright for their help with the Youth Lacrosse Camp; the players who volunteered to help teach our youth the game of lacrosse; the ...

CHEERS to Clea Endres, Amanda Belote, Linden Kelley, Brad Lufkin and Craig Wright for all their help with the Youth Lacrosse Camp through the Jorgensen YMCA.

Environmentalists and developers clashed again Thursday over a proposed luxury housing development near Cedar Creek on land owned by the Allen County Plan Commission president.

A slow-rolling band of thunderstorms caused flash flooding, knocked out power for thousands and uprooted trees on Tuesday afternoon.

People are beginning to clean up after a round of severe weather. Strong storms rolled through the area Tuesday afternoon and at one point, there was even a tornado warning for Northern Allen County.

A proposed subdivision northeast of Coldwater and Chapman roads was the subject of 7 1/2 hours of public hearings last week, but not all concerns were answered.

A five-hour hearing that drew a standing-room-only crowd Thursday did not resolve the fate of a northern Allen County subdivision proposed on land owned by the Allen County Plan Commission president.

The fire trucks, water pumpers, and emergency vehicles just kept speeding past Town Hall in Huntertown Monday night.

The plan by county officials to move financial responsibility over bridges within city and town limits to municipal budgets could well cause statewide repercussions.

Motorcycle crash leaves two injured ANGOLA - Two Angola residents were injured Sunday when their motorcycle collided with a car near Crooked Lake.

AN OLD FILM ICON is in the news this week: Indiana Jones. The latest in the film series, "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," brought in more than $150 million over the five-day holiday weekend ...

Places kids have gone and places kids want to go to. The staff at Huntertown Elementary School asked the student body to "Take a Reading Road Trip" all last week, and read their way to numerous destinations.

The Perry Township Advisory Board fired the township's fire chief this month amid allegations he misused township and fire department money.

Local governments will be responsible for repairs and maintenance of the following number of bridges beginning Jan.

“With the weak dollar, manufacturing jobs should be coming back to Indiana”

Shipping employees Minh Quach, top left, Clifford Copeland, top right, and Tiffany Bruner fill orders at the Tippmann facility in New Haven. via Fort Wayne News-Sentinel

Chad Pollitt, whose letter appeared March 23, has been selected as last month's Golden Pen Award winner. via Journal Gazette

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles collects wheel tax and surtax from residents each year when they renew their vehicle registrations. via Journal Gazette

“He is the type of person who brings people together.”

Jack and Carrie Morris plan out the "Hope for Obama" sign they're creating at Obama headquarters Thursday as volunteers behind them trim paper for more. via Fort Wayne News-Sentinel

Two men face felony charges after prosecutors say they both admitted to inappropriate conduct with a 14-year-old boy in April 2007. via Journal Gazette