Syracuse Public Library — Openings Available To Join YA ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ Group
Three spaces remain open for teens interested in joining Syracuse Public Library’s summer young adult “Dungeons and Dragons” group.
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UPDATE: Valve Malfunction Causes Anhydrous Ammonia Leak
A malfunction of an actuator valve on a farm tractor caused an anhydrous ammonia leak south of Milford, Thursday morning, June 12.
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Bowen Health breaks ground on new Wabash facility
Bowen Health broke ground today on its fourth new integrated healthcare facility, this time in Wabash.
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Weather Doesn’t Dampen Spirits At Milford Food Truck Friday
Despite some chilly rain and overcast skies, Milford’s downtown streets filled with the smell of fresh street food and the buzz of community as the first Food Truck Friday of the season kicked off 5 p.m. Friday, June 13.
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Blue Hydrogen Efforts Paused At BP Refinery
BP has suspended its plans to produce blue hydrogen at its Whiting refinery, citing economic uncertainty, a sluggish hydrogen market in the Midwest and “lack of certainty for long-term federal government support for low carbon hydrogen.”
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Lake City Bank Builds Home in Parking Lot With Habitat for Humanity
Lake City Bank, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County, built the walls of a Habitat home in their downtown parking lot Friday, June 13.
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Jayco Employees Facing Torture Charges
Three Jayco employees are facing accusations of killing cats with a garbage compactor, an act that carries felony charges.
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Water Utilities Try To Improve In Face Of Uncertain Funding Future
Improving the water quality in Milford has been a four-year endeavor involving utility studies, rate studies, asset management plans and grant applications.
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Amid Indiana Budget Cuts, Hoosiers Eye Trump Spending Bill
As Congress reviews budget slashes to health care in Pres.Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” a new evaluation from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects 16 million Americans, including 1.8 million Medicaid and Healthy Indiana Plan recipients, would go without health insurance.
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Vera Bradley CEO Stepping Down As Company’s Losses Increase
Vera Bradley today announced that its Chief Executive Officer Jacqueline Ardrey is leaving the company.
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Lake City Bank Names New Commercial Elkhart Region Leader
Lake City Bank has named Gregory C. Brown as Senior Vice President and Commercial Elkhart Regional Manager.
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