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Longevity earns Geiger OSD honors
He was a baby when his parents moved from Rome City to Whitley County and 97-year-old Emmanuel Geiger has been here ever since.
A Hoosier health boost Dr. Terrell Bond Jr. is medical director for Neighborhood Health Clinics, where $340,000 in stimulus dollars will allow the community health center to hire a pediatrician, two nurses and a billing specialist.
Porter camp available for young naturalists
Young naturalists and explorers can uncover hidden treasures at the Gene Stratton-Porter Historic Site's "Indiana Gene" Explorer Camp on Sylvan Lake June 22-24. Indiana wildflowers, creatures of the forest and other natural wonders will be experienced through photography, writing and crafts.
Drunk driver hurts two in crash
Two people were hurt in an accident in Noble County Thursday afternoon. State Police say Keith Gillian,56,of Rome City was responsible.
Registry to track certified designers
If you hire an interior designer, do you know what you're getting? You'll soon have some assurances of education and experience with the recent passage of a law that creates a publicly accessible online registry of certified interior designers in Indiana.
Meth contamination leaves homes empty
Last month, Dawn Hamm Troyer learned that her renters were using the spacious second-story apartment above her beauty salon and laundry as a place to make methamphetamine.
Members of the Lakeland Middle School Student Council collected more than 600 items during a canned food drive.
Rome City School 3rd nine weeks 2nd grade Miranda Arnold, Cole Dodd, Hannah Mason, Turner Patrick, Hope Stewart, Kaylah Logan, Nikohl Terry, Lindsey Brown, Daniel Burtch, Johnathon Clifton, Samantha Combs, Conner Dodd, Brandi Harlan, Gabrielle Moreno, Kyle Ramsey, Elizabeth Villa, Hunter Wallace, Erica Adams.
Meth lab seized in confinement case
The Noble County Sheriff's Department reported Monday that Timothy Thornsberry, 34, was being held in the county jail after deputies were called to the 100 block of Westin Street by someone claiming that a woman was being confined.
NBC News to feature backpack-snack plan
Call organizer Mark Cockroft at 260-347-2032, ext. 12624. As TV cameras rolled, an East Noble High School teacher who spent months devising a program to feed hungry students finally met some of the children benefiting from his efforts.
Volunteer Bonnie Bonelli from Indiana Tech helps line up food-filled backpacks for students at Adams Elementary School.
Trinity Wilds and daughter Nigella, 8 months, listen to a story during a 'Baby and Me Lap-Sit,' which gets tots engaged with language.
Trinity Wilds and daughter Nigella, 8 months, listen to a story during a 'Baby and Me Lap-Sit,' which gets tots engaged with language.
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller sued a Noble County chiropractor Thursday, seeking more than $90,000 in Medicaid overpayments the chiropractor is accused of receiving while practicing without a license over a four-year period.
County council member arrested on felony charge
A Noble County councilman who is also a Rome City bail bondsman surrendered to LaGrange County authorities Friday after an arrest warrant was issued last week charging him with residential entry, a Class D felony, and battery, a Class B misdemeanor, after an incident at a rural home March 1. Arrested was Lester E. Alligood, 71, Rome City.
Bondsman charged in residential entry
A LaGrange County bondsman was released on his own recognizance Friday after he turned himself in on residential entry and battery charges.
Standing water surrounds several Waldron Lake homes Wednesday. The lake is one of several in Noble County that have flooded since recent heavy rains.
E. Noble officials weighing job cuts
What : East Noble School Corp. board meeting to discuss cost-cutting proposal When : 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Where : South Side Elementary School, 1350 S. Sherman St., Kendallville Faced with dwindling revenue from ...
Rome City department considering funding options
Recently appointed Orange Township Fire Chief Jim Ebert said Tuesday the fire department is looking at all options for ice rescue equipment.
Miracles do happen - and the angels are local
Gift-giving has its roots in biblical teachings, and symbolizes God's greatest gift to mankind - the gift of salvation through his son, Jesus.
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