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City tries to cut back on fuel use By TJ HEMLINGER Staff writer The Columbia City administration is studying the fuel usage by its employees in an effort to maximize production and keep fuel consumption down.
Small tornado confirmed in Whitely County
A National Weather Service damage survey team was dispatched to Whitley and Allen Counties in Indiana to determine the extent of damage sustained in Tuesday's severe thunderstorms.
Bond reduced for woman accused of beating teenager
A Larwill woman accused of beating a teenage girl with a baseball bat had her bond reduced to $20,000 Wednesday in Whitley Superior Court.
Board told: Improve the parks and they will come
Two South Whitley residents attended this week's council meeting to express concerns and share ideas about the current town park.
Three people are accused of using false Social Security numbers and two others are facing state forgery charges after they were arrested Friday after an investigation in South Whitley by the Identity Task ...
Firefighters in right place at right time
FORT WAYNE, Ind. A South Whitley man says he's alive by sheer coincidence. Ryan Dotson was in his fishing boat on Shriner Lake in Whitley County on June 15, when he got into some rough water caused by an ...
Some Allen County employees could follow in the footsteps of local businesses that have implemented four-day workweeks.
Whitley Feed Division license revoked
Tuesday, June 17, 2008, 12:10 PM by Dave Russell The Indiana Grain Buyers and Warehouse Licensing Agency has revoked the buyer-warehouse license for Nutritional Research Association, doing business as Whitley ...
Local Company Gives Employees Option Of 4 Day Work Week
The national price of gas is at yet another record high of $4.04 per gallon. That has one northeast Indiana business giving employees a three day weekend.
North East beaches clean up again
FIVE North East beaches qualify today for Blue Flag awards as a testament to their quality.
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ShindigZ to host series of webcasts for party and home decorating tutorials
ShindigZ, America's leading party supply company now presents "Watch and Learn with Wendy" a series of web-tutorials to teach customers how to use ShindigZ products to decorate for their next party and enhance ...
Two nurses offer help to residents
By RUTH STANLEY Managing editor Nurses just aren't about giving shots and taking blood pressures.
Donna and Larry Readlove dance at Germanfest. This year marks the 27th local celebration.
When: Today through June 8 Where: Various locations, although most activities happen in Headwaters Park Admission: Free for most events.
Downtown leaning building draws attention
An unstable building on South Whitley's State Street resulted in county building inspector Craig Wagner addressing town council members this week regarding what to do with the situation.
Party Business Booms in Tough Economy
“Where the world comes to party”
While many retailers around the country have struggled in this economic environment, one Northeast Indiana business is seeing a different trend. via NBC 33 News
Bills increase for what goes down the drain
“Frankly, what the council is trying to do right now is a phase-in”
Post & Mail photo/Kelley Sheiss South Whitley town council members Joan Eberhart, Tonya Porter and John Dunn sign the ordinance approving the first of three sewage rate increases. via The Post & Mail
Post & Mail photo/TJ Hemlinger Architect Jeff Kumfer of Scearce Rudisel in Warsaw presents his proposal for a restroom and parking lot where the Blue River Trail meets South Whitley Street in Columbia City. via The Post & Mail
Two charged with armed robbery
“He's not eligible for work release because he's disabled”
By TJ HEMLINGER Staff writer Two young Columbia City men charged with armed robbery and theft appeared in Circuit Court Monday morning for their initial hearings. via The Post & Mail
Steel plant in Whitley starts again
A defunct steel plant in Columbia City is back up and running after a group of investors bought its assets. via Journal Gazette
Eberly, Kreger join Boggs on Whitko board
“We are three people who really care about the kids.”
By KELLEY SHEISS for The Post & Mail Whitko Community School Corporation will see two new faces on their board as a result of Tuesday's election. via The Post & Mail